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Oak Hill Female Institute,

SALISBURY, HARDEMAN CO.. TENN.
TFN6E Pal Session vI commence HONDA Septem-
Il ler7 It's ease OF ACES, directly on the MeHphi.
and Chareston haiiroad.li ts re- tred location in o. il-I
o. beautiful groyes, it, proved hrelfbfulness. it. i1fcrua
conVeuieucss aud its ful corps % clmp=teut Ia hers
Sdded TO th= erc9urszen-ut and safisfaIi1n % it, mzuy
patrun,s give % a permAEe-t place an ug cur Literary
inE- itu-i rs
Schools B1sTd, SIS per fessIan.
zurS-E5s r. TAYLOR Prueipsi.
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WahEve made this branch o. our busiuess a study fl
yeGrs, not only p0stins oursciv with regard to the df-
feTent qualities and Eerits o. ths different styles and ma
kers, but Of the kinds best suitable e our market Our
assortment, for Z number o. years, has been large, Z.
Eh.ch We have recently made many zaditious OF our ovu
Importation. We can furnish cur customers with SHO-
GUNS from S. 70 s2o0i RiFi.FS frsn SO 10 sfO9.
Also, the celebrated SHARPE'S EIFLB.
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Great rsauctioE n price o. the latter Publication.
EONARD o n CO.. New York. continue 70 re-
Il publish he % wI8g nd Ih Periodicals. w:
IT LONDON QUARTERLY EkVlEW, (CanscFFa-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

idcnt Rivas had been assassinatcd the Las,
report is said TO have been confirmed
Iockridgo, on the San Juan river, had re
ccvod another strong reinforcement of Texan.
with large quantity Of provisions, ammuni.
ton, &c. His command garrisonod the only
two communications by wator with Costa nj.
ca. viz 2l0 men at the mouth of Sarapioui
river 1888 at San Carlos river, and the 70.
naming 50 in advance with Lockridge. near
Machuca Rapids Lookridgc is said to have
received several documents showing that the
Costa Ricans had sold the Transit to the Eng.
fish Government.
The Costa Rican force at San Carlos was
small, and Loclridgo was confident Of taking
it.
1t is reported that the Allies defeated by
Walker had rotrcatod TO Massaya.
The royal mail steamer New Granada had
been boarded by the Peruvian steamer Lao,
in the interest of Niyanco, and plundered of
$50 900 in specie, arms, stores and provision
The sloop-of-war Saratoga had left San
Juan for Havana.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
LATER FROM NIcARAGuA.

New YoRK, April 3.-Steamer Texas ar
rived this evening from San Juan Goth. and
Aspnwall 23d ult. She connected at the
latter port with the steamer Orizaba.
The Texas brings no later news from Cali
torna
News from Riyas. the head quarters Of
Walker, is to the 18th The purser reports
the army in condition and well provisioned
Walker with 400 men, attacked the Allies
Mt st. George, gained the Plaza, and burnt
the important part of the town. He then re.
treated to Rvas, which Chamorro, at the head
of 1900 men, had in the meantime attacked.
hnd been driven back with great slaughter. by
Ienningsen
Walker met them retreating, and they were
Consequently placed between two fires. and
becoming completely paralyzod, suffered i'm
'lensely. The allies are said. by their own
'ccount' to have lost 327 killed. and over 400
iounded; while Walker estimates their loss
600 killed, and 500 wounded; and states
Is own loss at killed, and 81 wounded.-
Walker had the bodies of the dead burned
U. 5. sloop-uf-war St. Marys was still at
an Juan del Sur.
II was reported that Canas, the Cauau,s,,rl.
ir-in-Chief of the Alliss, Was under arrest
n making certain oyertures to Walker; that
ulllon had raised Body of men in leon
nd was about to join Walker, and that Pres.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
ANOTHER SURPRISE.

Rev. VIM. H. Lord was recently sur
priced, to the amount of two hundred and
fifty dollars, presented by the young men of
Montpelier. in token Of their appreciation of
his late course of lectures. Mr.. Lord pub
lickly acknowledged his obligations ON Sun
day last, and gave receipt in full for the
four lectures already delivered, aud for four
more to be delivered, and announced his in
tention to present printed copy of the whole
series to each Of the contributors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
NeIigiuus Intelligence.

Professor A. Cummings. of the New Hamp.
ton Institution, at Fairiax, VT, was ordained
to the work of the gospel ministry at North
Fairfax. on the 10Th ult
The Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
has now under engagement eighteen young
men, theological students who are about to
enter upon their labors as itinerant or colpor-
tour missionaries in destitute parts of the
State. Each missionary is furnished with re-
ligious tracts for distribution in the families
he may visit. The Chronicle publishes an
cx tract from letter. giving the result Of the
abors Of ono of the Andoyor students in the
town of Burke:
Tho Congregational Church thcro had
been destitute three years. and had held no
meetings Last August, Mr. Cordloy of the
Andover Seminary went to labor there, as
sent by the Missionary Society, according 10
the new plan for itncrant labor In prospect
Of his coming the church rallied and estab-
lished praying meeting. Soon some signs
of special interest appeared an inquiry meet
ing was appointed, and we'll attended Ar
rangcments were made 10 follow up Mr. c. 3
labors when he left, and the seriousness has
been increasing until now
Last month ten united with the church
upon profession, all young people connected
with Congregational families, and all but re-
Gently hoping in Christ. As many more are
deeply interested or give evidence Of being
born again.
The Church. too. has been greatly revived
and strengthened from within as much as By
additions from without, and within six months
has increased from 80 to 81.
4 ~ Rev A. Dean, Jr.. was dismissed from
the pastoratc of the LIST Congregational
Church in Ncvbury by an Ecclesiastical Coun-
ell March 3lst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
TIE NEW STATE HOUSE.


The Commissioners have completed their
duties. having deposited the plan Of the new
house with the Secretary Of State. The
house is to be enlorgcd-both the centre and
wings-so that the dimensions will be l75 by
ll2 l-2 feet; the wings will be raised 32
inches higher than the old and the dome
will be entirely diherent-highcr and more
ornamental in style. Messrs. Andrews & Ben
nett, Of Nashua, n H., have contracted to
take down the old walls within six weeks,
for So, 700-as low as any body ever estimated.
BY the way the burlington Free Press seems
to think that Montpelier people have changed
their opinion in reference TO the walls Not
at all and though the commissioners have
enlarged the building, and thus created the
necessity for removing more Of the walls than
would otherwise be necessary, it is still true
that a large part Of the old granite walls will
go into the new. The plan Of Mr.. Thomas
w. Silloway, Of Boston. was adopted by the
commissioners We are informed that the
design will be Autographed and if this shall
be seasonably done, we intend to cmbellish
the volume Of Legislative Debates (now in
press with a steel plate of the State House
as it was, previous to the fre-and litho-
graphs Of the ruins and of the now house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
TO CURE A COLD.

Recipe that rarely ever fails.-Now, while winter
wit" ITS burthen OF Colds and Coughs with u.s. think
remedy that will relieve such vsa,ons should be high
~ prNed and all who know the worth Of this remedy
wi do as we doprze il doubly Take double dose Of
pr oANiohps lNyGoHAroR, and it will give you great
ei rehei than any other medicine we ever tried for we
have rarely repeat the dose to be entirely free from
Cough and as the lungs have time to throw off
the collected matter, the cure is complete As family
medicine for the Of Bowel Diseases, Worms, Dc
rangement Of the Stomach and Liver we can recommend
1t knowingly. Lsee ADVERTISEMENT 33,lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke w.
D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This iuya-
liable Medicine uufliHg 10 the Of an those pain
ml and dangerous deases incident the female ouus
tuition.
II modcracs an excess, removes all distinctions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
Ps should be- used two three weeks previous To con-
hnemmti they fortiy tho constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child
Thee Ph should not D, talo, 5g females d,riag The
FIRST THREE HONTHSot Pregnancy. az they are
sre 10 bring on Miscarriage bet at aRy other time iey
arc sgs
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue on Slight Ex-
erIion, Papitation of the Heart, Lowness Of spdt.,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and an the painful
diseases occasoned By disordered SYSTEM these Pills
will effect cure when all other means have failed and
although powerful remedy donot contain iron. eaome
anthony, or any other mineral.
run directions accompanying each package Price in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents ior this country
/. c. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
Rochester n. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn. n. Y. orSE,,A1 Aorxrs
n. B. slo)and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
hor1ed Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills BY return
mail
FRED. E. SMITH Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for
Vermont
j. NJ. HENRY, Agent Tor Waterbury, w., and one
Druggist in every town in the United States. 27ly
There many witnesses i'm our State Of the wonder
ful curative properties OF "BAGHE's AMERICAN
COMPOUND" and the day is not far distant when
viii become the only STANDARD Remedy for Chronic Dis
eases The advertisement will be found in another col
umn. sslm
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Rhode ISLAND ELEcrIoN.


TIE OTFONTIIVN IWTV WTWNNI'
THE Governor. Legislature cnd ConWessmea
Carried ty The Coalition
PRovfDrNcE. April Tho State Election
to-day resulted in the complete triumph OF
the opponents of the National Administration.
Elisha Dyer has been elected Governor, and
only very few Democrats have been return
ed to the Legislature. Both Of the Republic
can candidates for Congress have been elected.
In the Eastern District, Nathaniel b. Durlcc
has a majority in every town in the District
In the Western District, VIM. b. Brayton
has a handsome majority over Charles Jack
son, the oblest Democrat in the State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
CONNECTICUT.

Returns from all but 27 towns indicate that
the Union (Repub, and American State Tick
ct has been elected by over 1000, with l20
members to rs Democrats in the House: in
the Senate, IS to s. Dean and Clark
(Repubs) are elected to Congress, while
Woodruff and Perry have failed by small
vote. We suppose, in these cases there has
been no election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
MONTPELIER TOWN OFFICERS.

Rev. Horace Herrick has been appointed
superintendent Of common schools, in place
of Charles Reed, Esq, resigned A. w.
Wilder, overseer of the poor, in place of
Jacob Scott resigned and VIM. w. Caldwell.
b. il. Snow and Geo. w. Scott, listers. in
place of II. w. Heaton, Carlos Bancroft and
Benz. scribner, jr., resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

BURGLARY - On Tuesday night, Mr..
coursers Store at East Montpelier was brok-
en- open, and lot of jowelry and clothing
taken. Aperson suspected has been arrested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
Special nutitrs.

1r SIX REASONS WHY EVERYBODY USES
LYONS RATHAIRON
made
2d Il is prouounced by al 70 bo the Most Beneficial.
3D. II is the most Agreeable 10 use.
4th. IL is the tcanast aud most Carefully prcparud
OH. Il Is the most Highly Perfumcd
Oh. u is the only article that never fails 90 give Entire
Satisfaction
The immense sale Of the KATHAIRON-nelry
lpll1l) bottles per ycaraucs is cKcciieuc, and uu-
yersa popularity. sold by a dealers. c,crywhcrr or
p cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP co.
PROPRIETOR and pcrfumcrs.
- r. Oh LIBERTY ST, New York
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.

We can supply small quantities to those
wishing to try this seed and will do so free
of charge so long as our stock lasts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
Horcinn Nems.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nrw YoRK, April 2--'rhc Belgian steam
CIR Constitution arrived at this port this after
noon at o'clock, bringing London dates OF
the 18th ult. -,
The political news is unimportant. The
Paris correspondent of the London Times
saws the King of Prussia has sent new IN
structions to the Conference, to the effect that
the recognition OF his rights Of sovereignty
in Neufchatol is the express condition OF ms
remuneration of that sovereignty.
The Spanish expedition against Mexico as
sumos a more imposing aspect, Gen Pe]uela
IA spoken of for the chief command
A dispatch from Copenhagen says the
Sound Dues treaty was duly signed March
IA.
The Overland China Mail had arrived in
London. Its adyices confirm telegraphic ac-
counts of wholesale attempts at poisoning by
bakers at Hong Kong. Several hundred were
poisoned. but none fatally The proprietor
of the bakery was arrested on his way to Ma
Gao. and was to be tried Immediately at Hong
Kong
A large number of iunks were collecting
for the purpose Of attacking Hong Kong
Some fears were entertained by the Eng
fish ON account of the smallness of their LAND
forces. and an application was made to The
Governor General Of India for regiment
which was refused
The French ships were anchored at th'
head of the bay OF Hong Kong. The irigat'
I.cpanto was also in the harbor. The Sa'
Jacinto had proceeded to Lintru to look ate
some iunks that had attempted to intcrcep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

Some rogues entered the establishment of
5. c. Woolson of Montpelier, on the night
Of the Goth ult.. and took between five and
six hundred dollars worth of his best satns
and hroadcloths. No clue to the rogues has
been obtained. Woolson takee the interfer~
ence IN his business as coolly as could be ex-
pucted' congratulating himself upon getting
nd among his change, of a pewter half dol
lar that has stuck by him like brother.
PATENTs.-The following patents have
been issued to Vermont inventors for the week
ending March 81
A. C.. Moore of Wilmington-For improv-
ed mode of securing bits in their stocks.
Joel A. II. Ellis Of Springfield. assignor to
Joel Woodbury. of Springfield aforesaid. trus-
tee, &c.--For improved form or mould on
which wooded stats, &C., are made into bas-
kets.
Henry S. Dewey Of Bethel. assignor to
himself and Levi w. Newton of Dorchester,
Mass.--For improved machine for cutting the
threats of Carpenters plane stock
Thaddeus Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury.-
For Improvement in platform scales. Patent
ed January IS, 1857.
a Post Office has been established at North
Duxbury, and S. Ridley appointed P. NJ. z.
q. Pierce has been appointed p. NJ. at Il.
Calais, vice A. Alden; and E. e. French at
Barre, vice Miss f. l.. Hall.
UNLEAvENED BREAD.-Mix whole wheat
flour with warm water, let it stand over night.
roll into thin cakes and bake rapidly in a hot
oven The invention of this is claimed for
DR.. Aleott, but Dr. Trail, the superintendent
Of a water cure near New York, saws he has
used it exclusively for many years. Our at
tention was first called to the recipe by a
gentleman of this village. who assures us
that he has used ii for many weeks and that
no other bread will be tasted by his family
when this appears on his table 1t is so sim
pie and easily made that j; certainly seems
worth trial.--Rlalald Herald.
BURLINGTON IrENs.-Iarry Bradley ESQ.
died Of appoplexy on the 9TH inst. and on
the srme evening, Chester Baxter, of Illinois,
ON visit to Burlington, attempted to kill
himself with Strichnine Saved by the ply
stefan. The young men arrested for robling
the depot were discharged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

And multitude responding in tones that
must echo from end Of the republic the other
The ELECTRIC OIL, Of Philadelphia, made by Dr.
SMITH, is "HRALINo BALM" But one opinion has
yet been expressed in every quarter far heard o
Of this wonderful curative. Il Is by nobody classed
among what are called "quack medicines" and If sales
are any proof of popularity, then ought this be called
popular indeed
Read the advertisements in the papers, FRED D.
SMITH. Montpelier, General Agent daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

~ At the Richmond, Va. municipal cleo
ton the Wing and American ticket was sue
cessful by majority Of nine hundred and
twelve.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
WISCONSIN.

Judge Wilton (Ropublican) has been re-
elected by a decided majority. This election
was made by the people of the state--not the
Legislature
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

The cost Of the reconstruction iof the State Housed
Is placed from ro hpndied 20 tho haered ad mi
thousand dotiars."-Burhayfo Free Press
We have inquired Of the superintendent
whether any estimates, either in detail or op-
proximate, have been made as to the cost of
reconstruction. His answer was that he
knows Of none The above statement of the
Tree Press must probably be regarded as
guess merely
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

~ The massacre by the Indians in Iowa
has been confirmed II was in Emmett Coun-
ty, Iowa, near the Minnesota Line.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

EMANCIPATION IN MISSOURI
In the city of st. Louis, Winner (emancipa-
tionist) has been elected mayor by 1900 plu-
rality over the Democratic candidate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION

The Republican cause seems to be on the
advance in Rhode Island. The majority gun
ion of Republicans and Americans) this year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
LIQIOR LAW In CANOT.

On the 9th ult, Hiram Perkins was
brought before Justice Fisher for the viola
ton of the Liquor Law last September at a
camp meeting. Deeming discretion the bet
ter part Of yalor, he plead guilty and was
fined, with costs, S2j 80.
Also, ON the same day George Lumbord
and Bacchus p. Gary, of Marshfold, appeared
ON the arena, intending to serve as witnesses
on the above case, but being in quito too la-
cile a mood to serve the ends of Justice, and
notously leaving place whore their services
were not required they were notified next
day to return and give account of drunken
misdemoanor, before the same court; after a
due degree of clustering they quietly submit
ted to their fnes,-but not having in their
possession the needml, concluded they would
20 to Montpelier and take rooms in the
County boarding House. They started in
good spirits, under the escort of the Sheriff $
Deputy arrived in good condition. examined
the premises, but being rather displeased
with the accommodations, concluded to stir
their stumps, and having procured surety,
were released.
Verify, Vermont is dangerous ground for
rummies -CommuHicated.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
MAncn TERM. ISL. -couended


amelia Edison as. Exams HcCrlfs Yer
diet against deh, who is to pay $500 and
costs. There is another case on the docket
between these partes--brcach of marriage
promise.
State rs. Solomon Wells. Liquor case
Plea guilty; fine 500, and $50 costs.
Slas To,cn rs Jesse Scott Trovor; judg-
ment for plf. Damages Sl95 45, and costs
Sl4 4s.
State u.s. Elias Wakefield. Liquor case--
Plea not guilty; verdict, guilty of three
offences. Fine $50 and costs.
State rs. Peter 7eJo. Burglary Plea gull
ty. States Prisep one year
THE ORANGE COUNTY AGRlCUITU-
RAJ. SOCIETY.
The 18th Annual Fair is to be held at
Chelsea, September 23d and oath, 1857.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Hon. WIN. HEBARD, Of Chelsea, Pres t.
EDWARD SPRAoUE. Jr.. Randolph, ! Vice
HoRAcE FIFrELD, Orange, I Pres Is
SALMON b. HEBARD, Chelsea, ! s......;..
f j. A. X. CoRwIN,
AARON DAVIS, Treasurer.
( Marshal, PHrLANDER WALBRIDoE, Rand 'ph
10 Elan r. Jowett Formerly Of Vermont
and Thomas NJ. Foote have again become thu
proprietors and editors of the Ba6aio Com
merciot Adverisr. This paper has been, an,
perhaps still is, the exponent Of the views O
cx-President Fillmore; and we therefore not
the fact that the paper will not ignore tn
Slavery question. For example;
"slayery is question that must be met by every joui
naist who aims TO direct reflect public opinion.
cannot be- overlooked and ignored Neutrality ia respc,
10 il has become impossible. 1t is unfortunate that h
question has been agitaod with the fierce zeal hav
vi ne sed on both sides for the peace Of the country la
been put IN peril thereby, and the solution made NOR
diheult. But we must accept facts they tn
question has been raised it intensely exercises the publ
mind, and nothing in opinion is clearer than that
will continue 20 do until the policy OF the goyernmer
IN respect TO il is definitely settled. For ourselves
free TO say that, while recognizing the fullest e.
tent the right aud power Of each State adopt aud al
lain such domestic aud municipal institutions as ma
deem IT. provided they be ia accordance with the Const
tuition Of the United States, we do not wish TO see an
extension Of slavery beyond its present hnts and wou
counsel resistance to it by all lawful and constitutions
means"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

Mn. Enron: VIII you allow me to ask
through the columns OF your paper. why the
yeas and nays have not been published. of
the final vote on the State House question.
1t is a fact already upon record. that on the
FIRST vote there was q majority for removal.
Noe W fdit5rl the people want to know
who those lip servants arc, who can talk for
other towns and vote for Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
March 1851

MdiCh, 1891.
The first vote in the House, alluded to
above, was the FIRST informal ballot, in which
no town had majority. Being vote taken
by baiiot, Of course it cannot be known how
members voted, and the wish Of the above
writer cannot be grotfod. On the final bal
lot in the House, Montpelier had a majority
over all but it cannot be known who gave
those ballots. On the bin, the yeas and nays
were given, and will be published in full in
the journal and volume Of Debates also all
the votes in the Senate.