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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21
Waterman and state Journal.


Regarding the great issue involved In the
next Presidential Elec,ion--to wit: THE
NATIONALITY OF FREEDOM OR
SLAVERY AS Of paramount importance
to the future peace and prosperity Of the
Ns,io.. the editor of the Waterman and
State Journal will steadily aim to harmonze
the friends of Freedom in Vermont, Of every
Marty name. 20 the end that the Green
Mountain State may render verdict worthy
of her fame.
TERMS.
$3.50 per annum in advance, 80 at the
end Of the year Clubs of 20 or more to
one address will be furnished at 81 for the
year 1856 only.
0PAgents procuring ten or more sub
scribers. and paying IN advance at Sl,50
may retain 25 cents for each subscription.
QFThe Waterman and Journal and An
rHuR's IIoMr MAGAZINE furnished one yea
for SO in advance. Arthur's Home Maya
zine is a monthly. making two volumes pc
year of 800 pages, price 81. 1t is maya
zine which we can safely recommend as
visitor in every family. No subscription
received at this rate unless for both TIA
Waterman end Magazine
E.P. WALTON.
Montpelier, Nov. III. 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

The HtoiyDc Tbs great invention
The production Of the genus of one Of our
former toNnsmen the Rev. l.. l.. fills.
as we learn from The .Saugerfies Tti,groBh
at length CON ,leiei. After We rs of upt,r.
ing application and almost unexampl d Der.
severance hts hopes are Crowned with sue
cess and he about 10 realize reward for
hls tol. Tie has already received an offer
of $4,000 t3r the uillutype. providinr he
" ii go o. Europe and obtain foreign patents.
Tbs he does Dor deem sufficient consider
alton for so brilliant discovery. and vail
undoubtedly turn II 10 FAR better account.
great addition recently mae to the IN
Nenilon consists in r producing the colors of
nature ON toii0dioHi,fd Giass Hy nvailinr
himself Of the Photographic properties OF
iint remarkable substance Coll dion, he has
relieved himself of the difficulties aiicntinr
the use OF SILVER plates This revolution
Val extend in portrait aud lanascape pain.
lng, as Mr.. iIill Is able TO copy pictures of
any size, aud 10 produce any number of co.
pies irom one Original. The Ilii4otype con-
sists 10 taking all the natural colnrs bv a
single process every tint OF counienance.
aud shade Of diess, and even the PRECISE
color Of the eye. beng transformed 10 the
picture. THIS discovery It is predleted.rill
completely feyOluuanize the art of picinre-
taking .-h0Ad0m Courier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21
Civil War Threatened.

The intelligence from Kansas is even
more threatening than usual, yet We are
slow in believing that the Missourians will
dare to push matters at the point Of the bay
onet. They will threaten and buster, I'M
doubtedly they may try force, but we sus-
peci that their courage will ooze rapidly il
they shall find the frcemen Of Kauzas firmly
set for the defence of their rights The
following articles are highly interesting
whatever may the event
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

Cheap Government Vermont appears to
be a model State N regard to the manage
meni of It's fnanc :. The total dshurse.
meni of the State revenue for the year ending
the 30 August last were only ; I53I27,-or
twenty seven times less than the actual ex-
penses OF the government of the city Of New
York. walch has considerably less than twice
The population of Vermont and there was
balance Of money IN the Treasurers hands at
the end vt the year amounting 10 $4,000
The expenses Of the Legislature we're S2i-
l3O; the State printing cost - 12l ;Extcu.
tive salaries and expenses S2.i9l judiciary
ana prosecuting crimes So! lt9 tneary one
hali the State expenses Tor h reiei Of
the poor 5000. Paid for plupers 10 Asy-
lum So 50. For Deaf and Dumb S3,24O ~
10 Agricultural Societl's $3.50. Bounhes
for killing Bears and wolves ) !65. Cost Of
the Vermont Military S352 The latter item
says the Burlington Free Press, Is only about
The cos, OF six such bombs rs were thrown at
Sebastopol .-Sher5rooke GAZETTE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

The dead letter brunch of the Finance
bureau was never before so efficient as at
present. Nearly one and half millions OF
dead letters were opened during the last
quarter Three thousand letters, for thai
PERIOD contained money to an amount ex
eeeding els0uO, about ssyen-eighis OF
which have been promptly restored to lie
uwners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

a Hord Of Caution. - Winter is now fully
Iningurated. an hot fires viii be the order
OF The day, for a while 10 come n ould Il
not be well to put BIT Of zinc under That
stove o. yours. n,y friend That stove pipe,
too, Is liule too near The waln-co. II does
n heat the wood work much nov, bat as
the weather gets colder aud you rile IN the
fuel, II will. iflhe pipe happens to burn out,
you will b. burned uui also prob sbly 'inlt
wooden depository for ashes Is an uns fe aii-
air, too. Have you reflected how v-y un-
pleasant il will be 10 have hpnse burn
down over your head one 4 ihsse c,'ld
nightsY Look csreiuly IL n 10 every thug
you put fire into. fits Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21
llALiFAX TELfGRArH OrFIcE, !
TUESDAY, December IL. {

The Royal Mad steamship ASIA. Can't.
Lott, arrived at This port at "a O'Clock tins
morning, bringing Liverpool dates TO Situr-
Gay, 9TH INST, one week tter than those ro.
cewsd by the Baltic, at New York
CDnsols advanced 60 gO5. Cotton market
steady without any chsnge 30 quot ttinns-
Breadsluff aud Provision mikeis quiet
There is no feature Of special importance
ia the news Of the week. la the Crnnea.
matters were in TIE same position as al last
accounts. aud from Asa there Is no addl.
uoua Intelligence of iupofance
Peace ul,nlrs were quite abundant. BIT
beyond toe crcunstantlal manner m winch
they uore related there wa. noihng 10 In
dictate that they were founded on fact. upon
the strength ID them. however, an advance
Ia Consos bad taken place.
RUMORS OF PEACE.
News by this arrival consist munlg of
peace rutnOrs. bot the public have ESQ means
ct estimating their truth sud probably they
are of Htt.e value. l. is a very noticeable
circumstance th,ttle assertion, of .he Brit
ish press. ON ilir suulcci OF ncgot uiou., are
quite az variance eith lhuse OF influential
continental ptpers
lhs London limcs and Disraelfs orean.
the london Press. ore prominent ia assent
M thu pence is near. aud tlat Austria isa-
bHut % addrcs, ava utrmatdm ~iunu.nlnp
k"ssi1, under threat cd breaking oil nego-
untlou. TO uc upt those conditions ot peace
which ihe Western Powers can admit at
present, but which they wall not assent 10
alter another successful campaign
Berlin correspondence, lnder the date of
Dec AN, 10 the LONDON Morning Chronicle,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

L Monument 10 Cor Pune, hiss been re
ccqily erected IN the new Geometry ia this
village, where his remains rest Itls a
handsome and Imposing monuneu, for the
cost, 500. 1t Is OF white N uble. from The
quarry Of Manly Brothers Of Dorset W..
sund& sixteen feet hight upon sub-blse
oi granite, aud was erected under the sun
ennlendauee OF L. J. Bates, Esq, of th,s
place,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21
furrign 9lrmg
One Week later from Europe.
Nav NnRK, Dec. 10.

Nfw NoRK, Dec. l3.
The Collins steamer Bal'ic, from Liver
pool, with dates To the LIST inst, has srrivcd
at this port.
The only feature Of the weeks news Is
variety of rumors that there is at last pro
spect Of peace.
One runur states that Russia directly re-
qncsted Prussia to make concilaiory offers
TO the Western powers Prussia is SAID tn
have accepted this mission aud Austria also
assents.
But tn most definite 'orm of rumor is
that propositions had been submitted to
Louis Napoleon. IN behalf OF RUSSIA. which
can probably be accepted, VIZ that Russia
will conclude peace with the Western Pow
ers without the intervention of either Aus
tria or Prussia Russia according TO quar-
antced independence Of the Danubian Prn-
cipltios aud the freedom Of the ack Sen
both parties Ia continue preparations for
war, but no active hostllties to be entered
upon to anagrecd date.
All this Is possibly premature. but hopes
are strong that peace may arse
Nothing new from The Cumea, ASIA, or
the Black Sea.
Admirable Brunt Commander Of the
French fleet IN the Black Sea. had died OF
cholera. Count Mole was ais, dead
The LoUdon Morning Advertiser says OF
de Russian propositions. TINT they are dis.
honorable. delusive and unsafe they fall
short Of what the Western Powers have a
right 10 demand, and OF what will satisfy
the expectations Of the country.
Dispatches received ut Vienna state thai
Omar Pa.ha had entered kntals. and r,coul-
meuced offensive operiuo3s ON the gtb of
Nosember The result Is not known.
The force of the Allies AT kertch and
Yenlkale had been augmented by reinforce
monts % $1,000.
LATEST
Operations n, S.b,sfnu,oi Chr ,,,sct,,.,
thr uolihern fms wore nr,r,o,i,,.,, r,,.,9l,.
4 rnrros,op,lsni on ,Ie p,...., ,l,.,',.
writes Il, th3 Cologpe q ,z,I,,. . ma Rms
sian Government ia chiefly eng,,,ad IN tnra,.
objects. va. the CONSTRUCTION of RAILWAYS
and steamers. and the manufacture. of Winnie
rifles. Adding ta those, measure. il,.. ,t.,-
NOUS military levies and iba r,,,a,fy ,y,,,,
winch the org,u,z,ttnu of th. ,,,,i.,, or,,
cerIs 10 becomes eyfla,f t.,.,, ,..',,,,s, ,...
aI,e .on much credit "a line rn.nors ,f p.,,..-
t1u1nS which are s1 co1-isntiv hoard hnt
rather conclude that Ru..n, is nrao.rtnr q,
"a long and ubstn te Contest
The Crimer.-A despifcb from Mtrsa,l-
les state. that ON me l5ib The Ru.s,.t b.,-
tercs on the north of Ssb.slopool com.
menced firing red hot shot. to winch tbe nl-
lies replied,
The hamburg News states ihat the Rus
slams were recognizing their BalHc asei.
with lle intention of putting 10 sea in the
spring. Several of the old commanders are
replaced by younger man aud ihe command
of ihe H-ci. and the military t;.,,rp,,r-b,o
of Cr1n,.ur. are to be- uvsn d, At.olrsI
NoWosll -ssy.
s'a. An Eneh-. letter from Erz.roun.
uader date or Noy.u.b.r,t, .t,,,.,I.,, ,I'
wa, well 90 kar- 10 O.tober. Bust. The
CITY was CLOSELY block Id.i by ku-.iin r4y.
airy, lut report. do not conf .u thttbe .rlr.
uson wi--hort o. provisions. There VIZ. a
rouo-th,t Al,pr,,,.T v,,i,. h,s No.. h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21
CHARLES PAINE

Son Of Hon. Elijah and Mrs. Sarah
falne.-for two successive years Governor
OF Vermont. Happy m his pirentage-n
youth Of preparation was followed hy an
early maturity of usefulness, -inyigoT,ted
by many Virtues, aud adorned by many
manly tiraces
Devoted 70 his native State. he anol,ed
hls Talents, his Wealth, and his strenoih
TO the advancement Of her great Pnblr
Works, aud the encouragement Of her In
siltulons Of learning.
Having bestowed upon Vermont. benefits
OF winch the value cannot yet he Justly nm
preeiiied, he considered tie wants Of lie
World and the Age, aud while seeking a
pain which should unite the Atlantic and
Pacific eoasts, he died in a land far from
those who loved hun
Having merlei well Of the Copnon
wealth aud his KIND, his remains were hero
INFERRED, hallo~ed by Public Hon3gs and
Private Tears.
Born at Niiliamsiown, Vermont. Anrl
lalh, l199, died at Waco, texas. Julr 6tb
1883" ''' ''''
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

Il Protestant Pig. An losn woman in
Brlsio., few days since, missed ner mo- and
alter ddigeni luqalrf learned that II was m
Possession Of highly respectable citizen of
uhe Town She slfaighiway called upon hun.
"hen "a" lni 'rmed her that the pig had brok
en- m"'sh wlndow into the Episcopal
chH'ch' where his plgsbip was found, and If
she would pay five dollars damages she conld
have the pig. She replied, the plg and the
ehnrch may 60 10 the dtyi. m pay no five
dollars tor hun lfhe has turned Protestant
Post.
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icECoRDEn,s COURT.

Gottlieb ,schoenlunb and Quo Massus, were
found drunk on the street on sunday, and arrested
by constable Sullivan and lodged in Jail under
the Prohibitory Law to await trial and returning
sobriety. They we've brought hefore Re order
Crisp, Moncay morning, and fined Ell 05 each,
judgment and costs. They said they procured
their liquor at the faIboat, near The Bayou.
These are the first cases OF the kid under the
new law. People may understand now JUS. how
much it takes To get drnnki On night N JAN and
$ll 05!
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JOU r N AL.
RIVER aTEMs.

- 49, Last Saturday we noticed the burning OF
the Telegraph No. :. Sac was not insured The
Louisville Journal says: Capt. Samuel Montgom-
cry was preparing TO transfer her machinery
and cabin 10 new boat The workmen were
in the acI Of removing the bolts from the water.
wheel fanges. and in doing SO applied torch to
the iron in order to facilitate the operation The
fire communicated with the works above, and in
an instant was beyond control. The machinery
will be total loss
- The 81. Louis News of FriIay evening
last saws.
:, The River at this point is increasing slowly.
Weather hot through he day, but rains have been
failing every night his week. Tne Illinois is
at stand, with four feet and han in the chan
y mel. -Four and half ieet in the Missouri from
StJoseph TO the Usage; SIX feet below.
- The Antelope was al our wharf on Sun
day about - M ABOUT 81 days oul from New
Orleans Size was quite light in freight but had
a full Trip Of passengers. The clerks have our
thanks for late New Orleans dates.
- The Ben Franklin arrived here f:om
New leans about H. p. NJ. Sunday, a little
over days out. She had a tar trip of freight
and passengers Her officers have our thanks
for papers of the l0ih.
The Hishdyer passed up, yesterday morn
tng, having successfully got off the ways at
Smithland. She will be down again day aferto-
morrow, we presume. for ST Louis.
.a - The A via Iams arrived here yesterday
being a.day behind her usual Time owing 10
breakage. We thank Mr. Clark. OF The office,
for tavors.
- There were eight deaths on the steame
Niagara her last Trip up. The fatality was
mostly confined to coalbOatmen who died soon
after they were attacked. Tne disease was sup
posed 10 be Yellow fever.
The river was falling at Louisville last
Sunday. Also falling here. Weather very
warm.
THE FAsHIoN.-The Alvin Adams made an
an inpl yesterday morning on her up trp 10 pull
of the steamer Fashion, but failed after breaking
several hawsers. About one third OF the whole
Length Of The boat is hard aground and it will he
difficult to relieve her without rise in The river
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or The Vincennes Daily Gazette has al
ready been enlarged, aud is now well ap-
Yearing and buslness-Iike paper. We con-
graduate our friends on their success, and
hope they will be compelled TO enlarge every
wear. The VIncennes papers are flourish
Ing on St Louis advertisements and growing
fat. They appear to have good streak
that way. We are glad OF it.
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or A fire occurred at Aubury, California
on the 4th ult, which destroyed upwards of
ninety hons $. Among the sufferers was
Mr. John Eckford, formerly of Evansville.
His house, the National Hotel, was consumed
by the FIRE. We thank him for papers con-
tanning full accounts Of the con1igration.
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20 o nppnRTINiTY FuR 4 RARCAIN

vTsHEu der wishes 70 ssll his business Main
IL sire et Nj Camel ILL., when Is one OF the lest In
building IS 20 By story with IS inch hart brick
vail csr under the whole The buiiding divided in 20
two rooms Gus Shy 10 feet occupied store the
u b. 90 varet shop store patent medicines
toTs candy coda water ios cream. Also good we'll
Wit iron pup ice Of the hest southern Illi
nos this place. with Ice for the
season Possession small and imms
dfatey LIST of september with
Eke rent from which is at the rate of go
ksr seon.- HENRY STEE j.
Nj rarnei 5sne j..
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PROF. @. =. WOODS
CELEBRATED
E5AEEg EgEES'L'gbEg ATVVE.

effects Of this IaiI Restorative are pro
n dqeiug tbs mest hig results in The pubic MD
ola an young lavish in their praises
remarkable composition u is the only thar
De epe led On 60 store hair It's natural color and
produce bald heads luxuTi@Lt growth. the
following;
MILFORD. WORCESTER Co.. Nov TO- 1854.
FRoF y D. " ooD-Dear Sir; take II ssure in Tearing
Voluntary testimony the nsgc effects wonde full
Hair He5oTtiFa So as SO M hafr con need
tall until the top If MY scalp htcase laid 9th
as Riast nVtw hstnci he'd use ceie
atiVes els your advertisement induced give
Your article Trial and aston hment
few app hsr hair became firmly assumed
very glossy ana be utifn appearance and by The time
hal USED The contents of hOule. my bald besd
covered Wth and vigorous rOwt hair which
one - TWO inches In length and growing very fass.
Yours, truly.
henry GOODRICH :
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nnnoNER,s INnnEsr.

OEthe 2sa inst. inquest hsd.by me as Coroner
with the the bodies of children
age respeetyel fur and children of Mrs FL
dsr6vd who had ed of with them
S,o her home Perry township Verdict
az the Jury they their death blow
6n s an their heads with club
Of their mother. JOHN TRIBE O, v. @.
Je25-3w 9 ksa ~
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SELECT FKMALE ..sglTUrE OF EVANS


TEE Rev o. A Poster, about to undertake pss0saiiy
the thorough educaion his own daughsr q willing
receive ladies' between the four
years. with whom and hts daughter torn class
COURSE OF TUDY:
Jun OR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic Geography BY new and more impressive
MODE OF teaching Grammar Reading psliIS py sicstion
Elements of Natural Science the Bible.
SENIOR D PARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar Geography, AneteDt
and No Tern; History Modern; Logie Natural,
Intellectual snd Moral Philosophy Chemry Botany Min
srlogy Geology, Astronomy Pteal Econ0my. Algebra,
Nstart Theology. Ny ogy Grecian and Roman
antiquities sviaeucrs o. Chris t'aDity. the Billie
liar and critical exercises through tn Of Read
hg De m ng rshoyrgphs riting Grammar and Com
ana t4nar lectures conversG illustrative OF
shs studies pursued.
Ssrcs atsen ion sha be Civ to all those gracs Of man
nTs = q d' nor rquisite p'ished lady
rms institute furnished with hos phica aud chemical
shells. - -' - -
Taieion FEES per Quarter in advance:
Sarior r $40 90
0A ~ EA'eiAeaS-.. Il 80
Lstin Greek. reneh or German. .... ... 10 90
Music the Harp . " " - Ia a.
MusicOn tn Piau0 GU .''''' n M
Drawing Aonochromatic q "a
Drawing In alter or oil rolors... 90
OruameRti Needle M
Yrs Fest r will aid the Rector
Ihs relgieu government the shall
Iy practical AMI In Naydenominati1r al
1t the frs of august ign applications for entrance
shall not be received order give Of this
the prefsrgace. iva
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''THE CRY IS STILL T ET GOMEZ
a 4 ag'anas LII 4 " Es-E " a n.

2
aE Spring Wall Peperl. Berders etc.. received
~ The store John @. Deyereux Jr. Main street.
consisting in part a.
Borders-from three per piece beau
fal patterns Of Gold and Velvet
BE Icstprsr"m three dollars exceed
ingiy rich pate s.
Fire BOARD Prinrou twenty cents three dollars per
piece comprising IF the beautiful Thought
this city
PAGER " ndaw Rliuis-of all kinds. descriptions and
prices. Tug til with Wrapping Paptr. Lamps
The above ek is the complete r"ught 70 ES-
"a lie ard viii sold low The assortment c
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
consists the richest and cASNoT
Feeling cot that please the fancy Of oil
those Who viii Iver With ea snd thsnkiuI for past
respectfully s0licif u ih-
JOHN O DENEREUX. Jr.
rnv24 Main % hrtpean Ist 81.
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Jus Henry GOODRICH.


WATERFOWL. MASS. May 1884,
PRoF. O. J. WoeD. Allow me attest the virtues and
magic power OF your Hair RtoratTe Three tbs since,
being exceedingly grey purchased Commenced
bottles, in restoring t@ sill
locks to their native caior aud the hair which
fore dry and harsh nd alng of
it ceased falling the ppeared
scalp lost all che dsaEFehe itching Annoying before
NOT only look out feel Dung again.
Respectfully yours. etc.
CHARLES WHITNEY,.
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OFFICERS &c. of tne Convention.

Hon. Chas. Test, of Wayne County, was
President Of Il Republican Convention, and
the following were the Vice Presidents:
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JUST RECEIVED
A NEW sTOCK OF sUMNlEss MILLINERY.


NONSI>rt\G BonnrtE all dessr ptians teautl-
~ ful emlr dered NAnullss, Paras lis EmbroidsTies
Gloves MttS Cps and Head Ir lie les.
K BARKER.
First Main and Locust posite Bray
rssldsH0s. jy3
las CHESTS. REFHICsER AFORs, &C -
U reeeyed lot of the latest Style Ice Che-ts and Re-
SS EE the ss article IN he MAJ the cheap
Also tot 30. Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves
may Is moENBRooK S Gnu RCHILL,s.
EUST received.
- AIrmoTes of the Countess of elessipgtOn,
PRIME Travels in the Eat,
Life of II race q eeley.
Abbotts Life OF NLpoi"oHi st
je2s SAM'Lr BISTER's Bookstore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

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street St. Louis. No and Brosduay. New York
where also all the most popular sale
wholesale retail lew and favorable
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