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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15

O. Gov. Wise said at the late Buchanan
ratification meeting at Richmond that "thc
election of Buchanan would enchance the
value Of negroes from one thousand % five
thousand dollars" But what will l. make
white men worti2 Ten cents a day
Holiocdy's Pills, a certain Remedy for all
Liver and Stomach Complaints--The daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Farlow, Of Maiden Lane, New
York, was for three years IN most deplors-
bic state of health, caused by her liver and
stomach being out Of ORDER The mother
tried a variety of remedies, but unfortunate
y the child was not benefited by the same;
on the contrary, she gradually become worse.
Seven weeks ago, she commenced to use
llolloway's Pills IN accordance with the
printed directions, they have completely
cured her, after every other remedy had fail
ed to give her the slightest relief.
E. SroNE, Esq, Post Master at Camden,
Oneida CO., n. Y, who has been acting as
Agent for the sale of "BACH'S AMERl.
CAN COMPOUND,n says it has proved
itself to be he only reliable .Medlcine for Dis
eases Of the Throat and Blood we have ever
known. Read Advertisement in another
column. 9siw
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Drutbg.

IN ihis village, ON tho mornieg Of the 9th instant,
Ms. tttEA (ktsaAtLl, vito Of IEsAs Woon,
Dung severe Illness, she WAS sustai ned by tho
power Of on humble faith in Christ IN her departure
the chutch Of which she fni macy yeatsa commun
cant, has ipst worthy and faithful member the
chambofs ot The sirk sympathising friend, and the
uhodes NJ the poor constant aud thoughtful henea
Hut II Is n the desuiate household, Of which she
Tor many ycifs the light and comfort, that her loss
will be- must deeply felt 90 Her children rise 10 and
ci het blessed bee husband also aud he praiseth her,
CoN.
IN th,s lige. the lob instant, Of cholera infan
ium, lanes llrnv Of J. A. aud NJ. N. Page, sged
. months AMI % days
IN this villgo, tho iith instant Willie II. only son
II Ezra aad Anu seavrr need I months.
10 Barre, July sth Mr. Elhnftes q Clhin, aged 81
IN Washington, June 10, Mrs Lydia b., wife of
VI X. Roberts, aged - years.
10 rauon, July q, Lonue r., wife Of Thomas Bskef
agrd - years, month and 81 days The doeoased was
The eldest daughter of Henry und Abigail Nutlef and
frsnd daughter Of iha late Hon. lohn Boaidman. Ia
childhood md yosih she was gentle DO temper, kind
aud peaceful 10 action malice dwelt not DO her heart
rof dd Islander How from her torgue. From the Sab
both Schuo and the choir, Of whrh sho had long boon
active member, sho will be mis.ed and from large
circle Of acquantanres bot will The coui OF
sorrow gplhef over her fathers house and her
new chosen bone. Com.
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the Sherman proviso, was taken up. He
simply asked the clerk To read the clause
from the constitution
Mr. Giddrngs object
M Beicher-lt is out # order u read the
constitution here.
The second article, amendments Of the
constitution, were subsequently read.
Mr.. Campbell said, having sworn to the
spirit Of the constitution, he should vote a.
galnst retaining the Sherman provso.
Mr.. Pennington suggested substitute to
avoid all constitutional scruples declaring
tina, no part Of the military force, for the sup>
port Of which appropriations are made by
this act, shall be employed to aid in tho en-
iorcement Of any enactment of the body
claiming to be the territorial legislature Of
Kansas until such enactments shall have
been affirmed and proved by Congress, but
this position shall not be so construed as to
prevent the President from employing id.
equaie military force but that 1t shah be
his duty to employ such force To prevent the
invasion Of the Territory by armed bands Of
n0n-resdents, acting as posse comiiqins Of
any officer in the Territory, IN the enforce
ment oi any such enactment, and to protect
persons and property therein aud upon the
national highway lending to the Territory,
laom al unlawful searc cs and seizure: that
it shall be HE further duty 10 take efficient
measures to compel the return Of, and with
hold oil arms Of the United States distrbut-
ed TO said Territory IN pursuance Of law.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio said, MS Mr. Pen
nngton's proviso did not violate the letter or
spirit Of the Constitution, and taking oil the
circumstances into consideration. he would
accept He moved the previous question.
Mr. Cobb Of Georgia rose to a point Of
order. lie said the Senote's amendment To
the bill was to strike out the Sherman prov-
so, and the House was compelled 10 vote on
that only.
The Speaker decided that the amendment
was in order, and was sustained by is ma
jocity.
Mr. Penningtou's proviso was adopted by
100 against o.
The Senate's amendment thus amended
was returned to their body.
Lighthouse appropriations, and other bills
Of minor Importance were then passed.
The House then took a recess I'LL 7 p. m.
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MarkRtg.
Cambridgc mnrIsct, Aug. I3.

MARKET iicat,e Gjl beave. o. Stores consisting
81 M"fhug oxen, COwsand Calves, YeatlinRs, Tive
Snf Thee Years Oids.
PatcFs- FSifH $500 ---i lot quality 81 90 80
2nd quality 600 $3.50, third quality O. 50t - Ordina
~ $500
working pxcu- 800 st7a
tows HnI Catvps--S31. a so.
Two NeH oids-s30H 80.
Three year cds-30 10.
rhoopani Limhs---il50 Al market. Pficas--Ertra
a9u 81 per head Hy iot-s { so. to 90. each.
kemafl.-The market was we'll attended by buyers to
day Beef sold At about the same prices last week.
~ INC stock al Hnghton IL small Dfoveu tried 10 ID.
fhnce hui buyers would not consent. Sheep duL The
maAe opened Al about asl weeks prcas but foil
~ and owes wofe offering aud urging at decline Of
5o TO Uc peg hrad. Fat ogs scarce and have ad
NsnceH ifum % 10 80 per cwt. Thefo tot Ut
rhoop From the cupo OF Guod uope whch have been
hero about months which sofi offered of aalt or SIS
PEI h1ld bu have iouud purchasers Tho peculiar.
ny OF lhos0 sheep was theif tails some II which, when
the sheep afe it weigh from 20 10 lbs the other.
wiseis iu tvui like goat muat.
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EOR TIE TOILET.

IT HiGHtY REcoNAEvbtD Foh IT'S fRAGRAreE.
nuRtNG the time this celebrated compound has been
- before the American Public has won for itself Il
reputation which dcsnes II TO take the lead Of all pep
aratons for the hair.
From Leonard Stodaid, City Marshd of Lawrence.
TO WHOM ftiNAY CosorHS Having used Dehghps
Spanish nura for the HAIR, for several months past,
do hesitate say that far exceeds eve ything Of
the kind have used. you have bal head, try
H. lfyou blessed with good head OF hair, and wish
retain il glossy healthy and rice, then Delghrs
Spanish Lu.tral-it 10 just the Thing to do IT,
From a Letter from David Morgan, oil the Bay state
Mills Lawrence.
| bad but very little faith in the Spanish Lusiial,
knowing that there il much imposition in he snap" Of
HAIR Restoratves J" hut concluded To 10y u. The
fret bottle caused fuzzy appearance on my head. fol
lowed by Young hair aud before h'd flashed the
ond bottle, had most plentiful crop, which entirely
realized tho wonderful virtues Of the spanish Lusitsl
My residence IL No. IL H1y state Cooperation, Law
fcnca. where can be at sny time.
e Pmpued by J. n. WAuLIlGi, Druggist, No. Ap
platun Block, Lawrence, Mass.
20 and so Cents per Bottle.
FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholes lie Agent for
Vermont, TO whow all orders should DO addfossed
9-.Gu
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Woode Hair Restorative gay hair can ba pefmsncn,
restored 10 i original collar, The suhoinod oendosts
w. received from Johnson & Stone, Gardiner, No.
cHiuig iu our knowledge of ia wonderful effects Il I,
p" aogef pfohlemstcal, hut sef teidenttnth ~ hon
dfeis in our community can testify
GsRnsrH. Me-, June p, 1854
Nv ~ Dys-DcN sir; nave used two bottles Of
ffot Noods Hair Restorative, and truly say IL b,
the foae' discovery Of the age Tor restoring and chang
tog The iiait Before using Il was gray man Of
seventy Wy hair has now attained It, original color
on can recommend % 20 tho world without the least
Tear A. my dase ono NJ tho wofst Kind
View repeatedly, DANiL. n MURPHY
q. j. WOOD a co. rfopdetors -36 Broadway,
New i0ik.
POI Sale NJ Manufacturers prices by all pfincip
Druggist OF New York, aud 10 Montpelier ay
p8i ljw SCOTT 4 BROOKS.
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Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair
THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
CITY OF NEW YORK.

fI'HE Managers announce that they have made ar
engagements 10 hold THE Exhibition IN the Crystal
Palace, commencing on MONDAY, the 2Jd day 1T sep
iemhef, AID will pnsitveiy close on SATURDAY, the
25th day Of October 1856
THIS magnificent and spacious building will no Open
Cd for tho reception Of Goods from MONDAY, the 18th,
until SATURDAY, the 2ith Of September. Heavy
Goods and articles from dstnnee will be received and
stored 10 the Palace and sfot The lat Of September
Premiums, consisting Of GOLD, SILVER AMI
BRONZE MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, sc. will he award
ed on the recommendation Of competent and impartial
Judges The Gold Medal will be DOODLE the sire Of tho
present Medal and will be- confined exclusively ma
chuety and other atiicles Of high merit Tho Silver
Medal will be- greatly enlarged and tho Bronze Medal
will be now feature IN the award of the American In
frtute.
Tho CATTLE SHOW will be held Hamilton
square beautiful plot Of ground Of acres, granted
by the Corporation Of the City of Now York for that
purpose, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, the l4th, 18th and lG'h days OF October.
Tho ManaFefs would impress on exhibitors the no
cossiiy Of giving Immediate notice Of The space they
wish to occdny, and those exhibiting machinery requif-
Jog power, the amount. From the numerous npphct-
tuns slroady made, the Managers find 30 necessary 10
make fur her provision fnf steam power.
Communications addressed to WIN. n. LEONARD,
Corresponding Secretary will meet with Immediate at.
tention.
Circulars, containing ful particulars cin be- had on
application at thl office ol tho American Institute, No
35i Broadway. New Nofk.
GEORGE y. NEsBIr, Chairman
JoHS ". CH,NHrHsi secy. 9Jiiw'
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National Political Map


o4Nh isiD > 1 "A 4 IsiN.
IurI fuslshed cnnfainihg accurate pnufaiv from
The lie "i Ffoino1t, Buchanan. filim ~. Dtyton,
Hfecknnt dse add bonslsni, with iha rstni ~ thsf
respective Psfues iufathnt with their etcis Of accep.
tanoe and vast amnunt N statistical mattof Interest.
ing TO ~ patuea This map h beautifully coiored size
- by 20 inches eStends Though 20 the Pacific coast
showing he exact boundaries Of all tho States and Ter
fitofies Missouri Compromise Live, &C. tt.lso con
tains valuable Diagram, showing tho ops and downs In
relative ank, To population Of the several States of
the Union fnf tho last 90 yeafs. Politicians II a est
ties wishing TO have before them matsnli Tor being
fully posted At sngle glance, must possess copy o
this Map Piice In sheet form % cents price 10 poot-
ct form, 50 cents.
N. % --Copies sent post paid on receipt Of price
100000 Agents wanted 10 sel them. Address
A.RANNEN, Publisher, No los Broadway, ~ Y.
n B'-Editofs Of papsr. eisne the above ono inser.
ton, shall receive copy Of tho Map O0tw
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SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN.

MrFred. T.. Smith has recently purchased new ani
egsnt silver Fountain whci poufr forth ts d-ieiuus,
and spa kng beverage great gtt of scores
oi Ladies aud GENTLEMAN Whu hose dlys nu cfon.
uFs d0okng TO get taste 'risa luKu to quenrh
yuuf thirst with glass ut this heaut cream sodt,
favored with those rich syrups nf sLAwbeffy Pne -
pie, pcsf, Girgoi, Vanilla, Lemon, &c. gif
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Making , per cent. for the year end
ing August /, 1856. said per eentage 10 be- cast up
on the original amount Of tha premium note, without
reference 20 any endorsement and to be paid % the
Treasurer, his office IN Montpelier on OF before the
18th day Of October, 1856.
The twenty ninth Annnal Report Of the Company
will he published early 10 September, and forwarded 10
the Members Of the Z, mpfny, 10 which they ara ~,
specially feorred for foil stats men Of the business Of
the Company for The past wear.
Members e The Company will End IN the hands of the
Representatives elect 10 the LegulasuIe, schedule
showing the amount Of assessment iue hom each 70
speet,sly and they particularly desired toiee that
tha money for their assessments forwarded 10 the OF
fee In October The assessments must 10 paid when
due. little sttenton to this on the part Of the Mem
bow OF the Company, will save them expense and
1T. THURsToN, Treasurer.
VI. Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
Tteasufrf's Oniee,
Montpelier Aug 8, 1856
Dy- The publishers Of each weekly newspuPer with
In hi, state requested 10 insert the above notice
three weeks suoeossvo IN their respective papers and
forward their bills for paymenL OoO'j"
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Chelsea Academy.

pTIE FALL TERM will commence August
2Th.
Rsad aud comm tuition f1r term Of eleven week
s25.Ol.
fall hoard N experienced teachers IL employed.
Tho scho. ts 30 hcalthy add retired cntion. easy
of acrcss and 10 most Il iuiishing condition.
Apply To- ID. d. ALUIS, PdncipaL
Chal.aa. VI. Aug | l. ls5l. Gl.l
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Samuel Rich,s Estate,

rTHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appainied by tho
Hon. Probate Court tor HE District Of Wash'ngt"n.
Commissioners, To receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
Samuel Rich. lute Of Calais, in said disifiet. de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and tho term Of rN
months fom the 2-th diy OF June 1856, being allowed
by said Count 10 the creditors Of said decsased to 81
hh and prove their respective claims before Us; DO
give notice, that will attend 10 the duties Of our
app ointment At the office Of the dwelling house of Al
bon wnsll IN Calais said D.tfict,on the last Satuf
dfs s9l aud November next, O'Clock in
N each Of said dfvs- s-.--,-
OHM. Jult %. A. D. 1850. n0.3
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Simeon B. Coburn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Couu holden at
Washington District, a. Mouipelier, within and
tor said DISTRICT fhc 10th day of August, A. ~ 1856
JONATHAN GOODWIN administrator de- bonis non
the estate ot simeon b. Cohufu, late OF Mtrshf.d
Ia sAid District, deceu'cd presents his administration
arcountio5 ce'tlnuluu';
Whcfsup,n, u is ordered that ths same be referred
10 tho day uf september next, at the Probate Office
in said h1utneliot, Or examination and allowance ;
and htt 100 concerned bo notified hore,fby tbs publ
cation OF Ibis oulrr in tho Netmont Waterman and
state Journal, printed 40 Mont polef, Three weeks
ces-tvot, soon may be, that they may appea q,
aud said time aud place, # they cause, object
thereto. Hy ntder of Court,
Attest NELSON A. CHASE, Judgs.
true copy Of record,
o03V Attest, NELSON a. CHASE, Jadrs
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Tilden Female Seminary and
Boarding School,
WEST LEBANON. NH

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com
u menea Wednesday, sept. 81.
Experienced teachers employed In the Classical,
English, Ornbmenisl pnd Musical departments.
Pupils from distance, except those wlo have fela
ves The school and the assistant Teachers except
the teBehef IN Modern Languages required TO Board
Ia tho Family ofths Principal.
The building designed both for family and school
purposes, occupies commanding and healthy sile, IN
fil view Of Wine River Junction, aud accessible By
railroad Iom places tu almost every direction.
An the provisions - the establishment aio Tor hfst
Glass BnafdiaF Sobun with accommodations for about
forty pu lie, the assistant teachers and the family Of
the prinripa'. 1900
Haar9, Including furnished room, 1.-TWO occupants,
washing, fuel aud l.ights,-7aition In English and
Classical Branches, IN French, Drawing Grecao Paint
log WaK flnwefs. Hair aud iesth.r " ofk and other
Ornamental Branches, $500 i0r school Year and st
the rata for single term.
Esfrd- siu-io aud Of instrument so per Term
oil Painting PAPER Muehs, Italian, Spanish and Get
man, 80 each pgr Term
For Course Of study and other Information, apply foE
9s'Sw A. II. WILD, Principal.
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JNarria0rg.

A. ihe Eaelo Hotel, Montpelier, by Charles Rced
Esq, w. Willard Bugbse and Mise Lcvina Nelson,
both Of Otsreo
Al liaoteu'. Gtoye, Minnesota. Jolly 27th, ST. Ed
ward Holiday Of that place, aud Miss Heller " daugh
ter Of Emory liaekeu, formerly Of Mortified, VI
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
ImnortanI AnnOuncem

TO ALI PERSONS afflicted with sexual discusses
suoh As SEMINAL. WE tKNEss, fMPO FENCE
GONNuRHEA 4, GLEET SYPHILIS SC. SC
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia, 10
view Of Sge !tY dGfJge1Gn R hpa aaeepons' sbieh
pfactised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases ny Qutcts, have directed their Consulting
surgeon, aa CHARITABLE ACT wodhv Of their
name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all
potsons ihus afflicted MALE Fcmae,) Who apply by
latter, with descriptions OF their condition fags occ-
patton, habs Of iife,J &c. and IN NJ extreme pow
city aud suiiefing, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent institution,
established by special endowment, for tho relief OF the
srk aud distfes-ed, afflicted with Nuuleut and Epi-
demic Diseases" and s iunds be used for other
nurpuso, II has now surplus Of moaus, which the
Directors have voted to advertise the above notice. II
is needless add that tho Association commands The
highest Muoicil skin Of The age and will furnish tho
most approved mo lefn treatment Valuable advice ais,
given To sick and nervous females, afflicted with ah-
dominal weakness, Womb Compliant, Costivsnoss,
Leueorfhan, sc.
Address, post paid r. GEO r. CALHOUN, Con-
.ulung Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ., South
NINTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors,
EIRA u. HEAkrWELL, President
GEO. fhRCHlLD, Secretary. ~ ~.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
DeIight,s spanish LuslraI.

AsUsG AHIicLE TO MASS rHE
HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
RcmoUe the DaHd,g NJ and keep the Head cool,
Gire a Soh Gloss 10 he Hnir Preueni' lis
falling of and arrests its premature
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FARM FOR SALE,

I'VE subscribar wshos sell her Farm situated 10
miles north of Thsiioid Academy, containing 100
Of good land we'll divided into moving pasturing
and wood land, about 40 Of which Is we'll wooded
with iemlock aud hard ~oud. Il Ia well waiered with
failing brook. The buildings good, and u
contains extra orchard Of gated fruit IL will be
sold great bargain. To be sold between this aud
the 18th u september any wishing to purchase a
fam will DO we'll 20 cali on the subscriber.
sOPHRONIA w, HOUGHTON.
Thetflrd july TO- 1856 9C.2m.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHINGroN, Aug. I3.
There 10 no truth in the report that the
Kansas Judiciary officials have been dis.
charged or even requested to resign; nor is
there any ground for the statement that the
treason prosecutions in Kansas are to be
quashed. Carey accepted the government Of
Kansas without condition.
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NOTICE-

rrnls cefifes that have this day rcluquishnd unto
i my son. GEORGE W. HARrWELL, his time
during the remainder Of hi. minority, and shall claim
none Of hi. wages nor pay no debts of his contracting
snur hs date.
WILLIAM HARTWELL.
Moreown, July 10th, 1856
Witnort;
Hour,
A. H. Hon 99,3w'
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j. III. PADDOCK
NOTICE.

TUE undersigned, would take this Opportunity to
ufy the public, that there are authorized man
uactufefs Of PITTS Pstent Thrasher and Cleaner la
the stale of Vefmont and that he will prosecute all
such manufacturers. Ile also cautions tho public 10
purchase such machines, only Of DAVIS Co, Bfash-
ier Fails, n. Y. otherwise they become liable for in
Engagement. J. A. PITTS.
" l.. w. DAVIS, Attorney for Vermont.
lty- GEO W. CREE, Montpelier, VI, 10 authorised
agent IN contract for these machines.
Iuly 10, le56 063m.
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WANTED.

Sno ACTIVE Young Men 10 &C, us Local and Trsv.
OUO cling Agents. 10 business easy, useful and
honorable. ~ asalaiy Of 800 psf manlh capital Of
o. only required No patent medicine book business
fu paicuafs given ffas 10 all who enclose postage
stamp thios con, piece, and address ID. =. SHAN
NON Co, Hampstead, n II. steS
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DISSOLUTION

rIHE firm OF FULLER \ sNtrH is this day d..
auived by mutual nRfeomeut.
An demands due will be received BY Mr. Smith t
the oh stand and mu Boo paid hy ihe ist day Of Sep
temhei next, Us be will soon leave for the Wet
". T.. FULLER,
JACOB SMITH.
Montpelier, Aug. 9Th 1886 %
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BARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term will begin on Thursday,
August %.
hoard, ,aeiadirg Rosa, Fac sra Wasking, sls7 per
Ueek
FXrR ACT PROM THE REPORT OF THE EXAM
MING COMNlITEEs

ENrR ACT PROM THE REPORT OF THE EXAM
lining COMMfrfEEs
.xYE found the two prme conditions Of good school,
w via orsr aud ti0r6a gAasss Of iasfs aefist most
hnpnily comb ned IN iis ada instfatiun,
perfct order aud dseofuns prevailed without any az
pafent ofauhofy tho part ~ the Principal
Or his a.sncinta. This could have resulted only Ton
rise and lkoroagh discipline Tbs etannaiiuns wete 90
lof the sake Of effect hut rigS and
ttoyeHgh so a. 10 bring The tIaa stani,ug az The
scholar be high low, aud ale hsppy that
=. = whole II was well sustained II h alaniisstly the
purpose Of The teachers 10 make genuine rather Than fast
aud snowy scholars.
VS. oheeifally say that II 10 one Of the efesllsni
schools IN our state, aud worthy Of the paIoeaka os
friends Of sonnd sarsHR and happy 10 know that
u is isceising this Ia lnfge desise."
Fot iniofmation, apply 20 -
Basfs. July So 1855 ss'w
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NOTICE.
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE co.


fI'HE Menbos OF the VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE
! INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notified,
TINT tho ioowiug assessmens have been made by Tho
Directors all Notes ia force the following days 10
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NOTICE.

~ Office Is hsfehy given that upplienlion Will be-
made TO tho Gsnefal Assembly Of the state Of Vet
mont al ~ next session, 10 set OH pafi Of tho town OF
Rstln IN washington County and annex the same TO
the town of Montpelier.
Nontnslier, July 22d, 1850. 99.9w
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Mortified Institution.

THE FALL TERM, Of eleven weeks begins
1 THURSDAY, SEPT 4.
IN. GRAHAM, Principal
Aug l65G gD.3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-15
Valuable Water Power,

A Valuable WATER POWER, never falling and In
all respects ono Of tho very hast IN tao county, and
located within two nod half miles from Montnalier
village, - offered for sale on reasonable terms Also
lot Of wood land iu the vicinity " required Thefo ~
saw-Mil on The prsmi me and belonging thefato. Tor
sons DESTROYS VI purchasing are requested 10 make an
pcatau 20 The suhscfi1at before the i5th Ut sente
hcf mort
GEORGE woRTHiNGrON, Admit
Montpelier Aug. l5. 1856 90