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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-27
miscellaneous.

tz0 The following article admirably indi-
Gates the gross abuse of the right of suffrage
that has long prevailed, and the cure for it.
JUDGE GOULD ON NATURALIZATION
Hon. Geo. Gould Of Troy, while holding a
circuit of the Supreme Court in the Third
District, was applied to by a stout Hibernian
for " his papers, in the manner following. to
wit:
The Clerk informed the Judge that the man
wished to be naturalized, and he (the Clerk
proposed to conduct the matter, as usual. al
his own desk without interrupting the bust
ness of the Court. The Judge replied that
he knew no business more important than Civ
ing man the full rights of an American cit
izen, and that he would himself conduct the
proceedings in open Court.
The applicant thereupon produced his GER
tifcate of intention, and his witnesses as "a
residence, good character, &c. After which.
the following colloquy ensued
Judge-You say you prefer living in this
country to returning to Ireland will you tell
me whyi
Pat-This is a land of liberty, your honor
Judge-fou show that you are attached to
our institutions; what are they:
Pat--(No answer)
Judge-Who governs the country
Pat-The President shure.
Judge-Who makes the lawsi
Pat-Sich as yer honor.
Judge-No; only admisister the laws
Who governs this Statei
Pat-(No answer.)
Judge-Mr. Clerk. hand me the blank
form OF the naturalization oath. This being
handed to the Court, Ie Addressed the appli-
cant again. There is in this oath clause
by which you are to swear that you will SUP,
port the Constitution Of he United States.
Pat-Oh, yes, your honnor! I'm ready to
swear TO that.
Judge--Did you ever read that Constitution ;
Pat--No, yer honor.
Judge-Or a word Of il;
Pat--No, yer honor
Judge-Did you ever hear word of il read
Pat--No, yer honor
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uoltb's Department.
SPARE MOMENTS

A lean awkward boy came TO the door Of a
principal of celebrated school. one morning.
and asked TO see him. Tho servant ovod MS
mean clothes. and thinking he looked more
like beqrar than any thing else told hin, IN
90 round To the kitchen Tho nov d;d 40 bo
was hidden and SOON apncarod a; Tho L,cl,
door.
81 sbopId l;lo 70 coo NJ .a;lLo
:, You ,vont n breakfast moro Tho IS aid
tho servant ,,irI ..,,d COS, - ,,a, a..
without tronhlin,, Hin, ;, o.
:. Thanh von said tbo Inv. ..T sborld
like IN see NJ r. bc con COO mo
.. Some old clothes NAV he Won want - no.
marked tho sorva,, o,air o.e;n,, Lo -
Matched clothes :. | ,7ness 10 6os - g.,
snaro---bo s,;vos o,,,,, si,,h, Al ~,
mindn, tho hovs rcores9 tho .o,'a,,s ,,,,,
about her work
Can sec Mr. -" o,,a;r os,od tho
bov arter snishin, b;s broad afS IT.
:. Wcll bo IL 2, ,ho fiji. ;c ~
be distnrbod bo nrst IT, 49, IiLo 80 ~
.loro soroo,;,,a, ;, "a 49, III :;
tone.
She seomod IN th;rL 4 vow, t,,1;.h =. ..,..
spch boy into bor ,,,a.,or,s ,..a.a,,aa IL.
evor sbo ,y;nod no. LII, dnJ 49, - e.,
low
O,or;rr tho l;,rar,, a,,or .L..ai1 :. H.,
Observation-Disclosures - I IgI' 9ne ao'.' iicre
and SO I Iot h;,,, :, >, "'iN'OD' " ''' 'ou'
don,t ~. hon, H., H.. ;u..,..,
cole or - Nv" e'i' ny 'neiouuoou NM ,
know that after toIl,in,, nil tho r,;ro;,oi
mt aside ,bo volnro thot No ,,aa 5tnd,,;I,,,
and took mn some Ciroe. hool,s and 49,, % o.
examine tho ne,y-co,ncr Tho ovan,;nat;o,,
Iastad Co. ~; - no eAa.i'l.i''' ~
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agricultural.
SALE OF BUCKEYE.

The undersigned has recently sold to join
Robinson and G. l.. Sanborn his premium
bull Buckeye" which he imported this fall
from Ohio. Buckeye is a full blood Dur
ham, from the Justly celebrated stock of Ken
lucky, which were bought at high figures in
England, is pure white, and was awarded a
premium of IS at our last State Fair. In
my opinion he oxcels any Of the Durhams
that has ever been brought into Vermont
and when | saw specimens Of the same stock
at the recent Fair at St. Louis, Mo. which
had been purchased at an expense of from
three to five thousand dollars per head, and
made a comparison between them and Buck
eye" could see but little difference between
them, and felt that Messrs. Robinson and
Sanborn were in possession of an animal that
would be of great value to the State We
hope he may be appreciated in Lamoille coun-
ty, and that our farmers in different portions
of our State will avail themselves of the OPP
portunity Of obtaining some Of his stock. In
Ohio and Kentucky, onterprising farmers arc
found who send their best cows hundreds of
miles to the best stock Durhams, and do not
grumble in paying from twenty-five to fifty
dollars for calf. Buckeye will certainly
make his mark in Vermont, and whoever OBJ
tains his stock will find themselves richly re-
warded. JoHN GREGoRY.
Montpelier, Oct. 3. 1857.
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SHERWIN'S RHEUMRTIC BALsAM

- 4 SCIENIifiC DTSCOVERY
foF me rehef and speedy Of Rheumatism Neural
@a spinal Complaints, Cramps, Sprains Bruises Cuts
wounds Swelliugs, Stiff Joints and Limbs and ol
Kinds Of Pains and lnaamaton.
Inc lnestmable value OF this preparation has hcer
oonclgsiyely proved and family should be without n
as single dose or application often prevents
- THE MOST FEARFUL CoNsRQuFNCrs
Every person should keep supply an hand for i,rood
ale use as it Is perfect pain destroyer and mo- ono Z
it without deriving '''' "'''
SOME SPECIAL RENEFIT
mehaleiyi ana many perfectly cured and relieved
OF an immense amount Of suffering. MANY of The nost
eminent physicians recommend This " WV '''s'
-, WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
WIZ 'he most perfect confidence and freely proscriho I,
i, d pauehts and always with the happiest results
~ uoeS not CURE RvRRYruNG,
u"' only certain class OF complaints which n cnres
eeny ana permanently, without injury to the system
proving that there is a ''''''''
= , hahn FOR EVERY WOUND
w. Iapd ana unparalleled sale Is PROOF POSITIVE of lis
ke" Nanc to an approciaory public who pronounce II
'he best remedy discovered Try IL and satises
yourself pnfop 40 cts nm no,.r ~ u anu sausiy
For sale BY all Dealers in Medicines
n. A. SMITH & CO., Proprietors
No. Al, fremont STREET Bosfo,
rnLD H. SMITH, Montpelier General Wholesale Act
W vermont Druggists and Merchants desiring sr.n
oles thoule apply at once. Circulars Furnished eaI a
sent with he name and address printed thereon isyl
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The Paris Pays says We have private in.
telhgence from Hong Kong to Sept. s. The
Nloeroy foh was expected at Canton about
the 10th, on his return from Pekin. The
emperor has conferred upon him the title OF
Hen Wy Pank. which means Lieutenant of
his person. This is a rank which is never
gwen except to Princes of the Imperial fam
ny when ON mission. 1t is said that Yeh
has positive orders to summon the English to
eyacpate Canton, and is authorized, in default
OF compliance, to make an official declaration
OF war against England.
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"CoNFmENcE."-T following incident
is related Of the late run upon the Savings
Banks of Now York city.
At Sixpenny Savings Bank, a little news
boy, without "A jacket and only one suspen-
der, (and that a string, confronted the teller
on Monday, and demanded to know whether
"She ras' all right meaning the Institution
because if she was, he didn't mean to be
scared, if everybody else was. He had got
- cents sailed down there and all he wanted
was his the teller 81 word of honor that it
wouldn't spilc. The teller assured him that
his money was ready for him at any moment.
"NuF said tween gen linen, but | don't
want it, reioinod the youth, and with a self
compacent, well satisfied air, walked out Of
the bank, " Is she good = cried two or three
more newsboys who were awaiting the re-
suit, at the doorsteps. "Yes sirree!' he re-
piled, las good as whoat.-Ketch our bank
to stop. Ioos ought to seed the gold ! seed
in der safe GLOW much was they = in
a, ed a companion. "MoIo n house full T.
was his prompt response. An yoos don't
kctch dis ere chile a maxim an old woman of
his-solf, and DRAWN out his money; | uin't
so grccn-i amt 70
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Kansas correspondent up TO November of
the new and startling phases exhibited by the
Constitutional Convention is behalfof slavery.
1t appears that the slavery sections of the
Constitution are to be voted on at an election
to be held Dec 81. Respecting the new
provisional government, the oorIesp ondent
says
- From the adjournment of this Convcn-
ton, Gov. Walker is virtually deposod A
Regency is created. John Calhoun is virtu-
ally Governor of Kansas. lie is more. He
has imperial power At this humbug cleo
ton, at which the Slavery article is to be vot-
ed for, and at the State election for State Off
GERS whether it is at the same time or not
he is to appoint the judges of election and de-
clare where voting shall be held. He is to
receive returns. He, with two members oI
this Convention, is to count the votes and de-
cide Uhdt HeretUrns shOW. He is to issue GER
tihcates to the State Governor and other Off
GERS elected. The Regent is to be the dicta-
tor IN the interregnum. Tho Territorial laws
are no law, and he is really the ruler from
the 2lst of December until the State Legisla.
ture conyenes. That Leg, ilaturc he is t.
convene by proclamation. The Territorial
/ Government is dead after tn 21st of Deem
Der, aud the Territorial Lcg latnro is declar
ed to be null and void after the members o
this Convention sign the Constitution.
The Slave Report which is to be submitted
has merely reference to virtual prohibition
of emancipation. The Constitution itself doe.
not prohibit Slavery. This part Of the Con.
stitution expressly makes the Territorial law.
part of the Constitution. and these lars es-
tabiish Siarery. In all the bill of rights, tn,
Rtghts Of Alan are not once mentioned Tho
only rights are those Of ireemen Not even
does the word White designate who arc
freemcn Slavery exists, and will exist, un,
der tins Constitution, and the Constitution
can only be changed after the lapse of wears
by two-thirds vote, first of both branches O
the Legislature, and then two-thirds of tn,
people The pretended election for submis
sion Is the most bareiaced swindle 1t is q
miserable mockery--a farce
Alter both reports were read and submitted
there was lull in the Convention. The on.
ly difference in the minority report was, that
1t more honestly made no pretcnse of cleo
ton 1t simply proposed to send up the
| Constitution to Congress for ratification. 49,
These reports, as the President of the Con
Vontion remarked, are substantially the
same. The submission feature is the veriest
humoug. President Calhoun admitted that
the election on the 2lst is merely a political
dodge to save the Democratic party.
The correspondent very justly comments as
follows
Now, is all this rebellion We have
heard a good deal about rebellion durino
the past two years, the rebellion of the TO.
peka Government that quietly awaited the
action of Congress. Here we have bigh.
handed usurpahon of power Here we have
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DcfrrrrO articles.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALL
FORNlA

FOKNlA.
New YoRK, Nov. l6.-S toamship st. Lou
is arrived at her dock this morning.
The st. Louis connected with the steamer
Sonora, which brought down $l,7OO,0OO in
treasure
The st. Louis left Aspinvall Nov 4.
The Indians made an attack upon the set
Elements in Honey Lake Valley driving out
the inhabitants and carrying oGall their stock
and provisions. An express had arrived at
Sacramento for aid
p. II. Burnett has been appointed Supreme
Justice Of California, in place of Judge Muir
ray, deceased
Business at San Francisco was unusually
dull for all kinds Of produce The money
market was easy, and dena1l light. The re-
ceipts of gold dust were Satisfactory.
The Los Angeles ,Stw gives the partcu-
lars Of the massacre on the Plains of large
number of cmgrants, before reported. The
details are contained in letter from S. w.
Christian, dated at San Bcrandino. oct. H.
The train consisted of l3i men, women and
children, of whom upwards of 100 were muir
dered.
The Indians, he believed TO have bocn in
stigatod to the decd by the Mormon Destroy
ing Angels, in revenge for the death Of Par
ley Pratt.
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w l. GOODS AND GROCERIES

M l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER 81 GitANLIN have just opcncd now
stock Of Groceries &c. which they will be happy sell
Oh the most reasonable terms, comprising
SUGARN-all kinds; MOLASSES aud SYRUP
IEAS-all kinds best IN town COtFEE-Gnvcmmcut
Java in Packets, assortment ina Bags Ground, ina bulk
and papcrsi AOAPS-Commou Bar Stoves g. Davis
Chemical, CASTLE. Toilet, Fancy and Shaving: TOBAC-
Coal kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGARS dozen kinds from
short Skies 20 Plantation; SPICES-pcppor. Spice.
Ginger, Cassia Cloves, Nutmcgs. Raisns, Currants.
Figs, Citrou EAItACIS-Lemona and Vanilla Sal
cralus common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice Mus
trd Pepper Sauce kctchup, Olive Oil for table Ger
kus all kinds lpc, lamp oil and Candles Butter and
Table salt; COD FlSlI-oahnou, Mackcrcl and Her
ring PORK, Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards Broums, Pals, Shoycs and Hoes
BOOIS SHOES-comuion and fine Ovcgalls. Green
Jackets, Sc. LOOMS PALMER.
TERMS CASH. JOHN GRANLIN.
Montpelier, June H. 1856 Ql.tf
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n IL L G R z AT REMED
L FOrND Ar List
SHERWlN'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for the permanent and speedy cure Of
Scrotuia, Erysiplas, SUI RLeuJa.
aud all diseases arising rom mpurty Of the blood and
quickly restoring the patient to almost NEW LIFE.
ms enineuty successful meicue not only gives urornpt
relief 10 those who have been suffering for wears FINN NJ q
ra'agos of those fen destroyers
Ergsipeias, Snotula and Lirer Co,nplaipfs
with their attendant e,ilsof Dyspepsia Pain in the to
ach, CosuYoncss' &c &c, but completely orad,tes ey
cry trace Of disease nom the blood and cxorts am nyi
Grating influence upon the whole system
To Bilious people this Compound is Of ucstimablc val
ucas IL removes the bilious seoretons 10 which mos,
people are subject and If taken freely no other medicine
is ever needed for the purpose
inns compound has been In constant private prorro
or years, but has never before been offered 10 the pu
nut me steady and Increasing demand Is sure proof of
us value and the propnetgrs feel no hesitation i'm oi
II to AfFLiCTED HrM1NITi.
as the most potent medicine for the OF diseases hat
mas ever been placed before the public II is Ncect,
he Compound and no need have the least f,ar bat
any mineral substances are used ia its prcparationapd
10 verify this he would state, that every physician
qumned with the formula, freely prescribes thc comuo,nd
10 heif patients needing remedy inyigoratc the blood
anu eI'9cale hunors nom the system II is unnocessa-
~ 70 enntge upon The virtues Of this medicine s II mas
been tested by many whose certificates are atabd
70 eaeh bottle, who can be consulted an any time
nat 1t has effected once 10 will do araiu-hst is no
a healthy state. ~ '''''n !"
Its happy effect in every class Of diseases must he wiz,
messed 90 he fully appreciated. Ii has never beon us
without giving prompt relief and ultimately con,pleoly
restoring the patient. 'F''''H
forsaloh by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gencral
PhicE 81, 90 PER BOTTLE.
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Hon. Ashley Sampson, one Of the most en-
inent and respected citizens Of Rochester, n.
Y, died on Thursday. How was born in Corn
wall, Addison county, VT, and graduated at
Middlobury College lie was first Judge OF
Munroo county, n. Y, for several years. and
was conspicuous in all benevolent moral and
religious cntorp Uses, and was regarded as one
of the most pure and sagaoious of men.
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W. "A YoNNG MEN.
Inc glory Of young man
Is his etronutl

~p, Is his strength"
r ..6 me Saaaay Dispatch Nep York, Aug ?. 1857
o,o,ea o W. aware mat we seldom, il ever rec
ne .ey highest authority. As such an instance we ma,
nenuoh pr; NVLyEhwHLLs Reic g5licafion on Nryraa3
oIenon It Is small hut valuable Pamphlet Ills nrc
palauons TIC "RlgeaeTafor and 'Nc,rine'' are nov,
sun.u'lou we sole and only eAootua remedies exan,
iol the complaints referred to-" N""'''
DIR Dh, ctLVEhwmLs SHnINHL RHGRNRRAron AKIN
WwohHL NhsyINR, the sovereign remedies for Seminal
sexual pebihy lnpotency, Involuntary ~
Druggists in the country '' ie"elhg
II Us PAMPHLET, as above, containing full ndy,oo
cured envelope, by enclosing s,amp 10 DR. o." e. ~ Sc
y, LINE lst Avenue. corner of l9th stree, NI;Iv\
YORK, POST BOX No. 1850 5s ~ NE"
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PBoGREss OF ENuGHTENMENr ~ "E-
GYrr. Tho Chicago journal states that the
Republicans have elected their entire tickets
in four counties of Southern Illinois, general
ly known as" Egypt and parts Of their tick
cts in three other counties in the same sec
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The Alta California, Oct. 20, publishes the
following item Of news. received by the A
mercan ship Alexander, from Manila. If
true the news is very important,
"A private letter by her was received from
Manila, giving an account of the horrible
massacre by the Chinese Of all the American
and English residents of Ningpo, one of the
five open ports lying between Annoy and
Shanghai. Our informant could furnish us
with no further details, but informs US that
the news is beyond all question reliable
The number Of Americans and English at
that port was estimated at forty, all of whom
the captain believes to have been murdered"
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MruttuI

MAD AM Lucy A. COOK L
WI rHE WELL KNowN AND CELEBRATED
OLA VOY A n II,
who has prncccd as Clar,oyan for the past II years,
IN the description and Of of the most difficult
scascs which have baled the skill Of Physicians and
as been pronounced by them ncurablc induced by her
recess she informs the afflicted Of Montpelier and VIZ
nifty that she has taken Rooms at the Union House,
here she will be pleased TO attend TO all who may favor
cr with a call.
Persons At distance who cannot attend in person. can
examined by communication, only requiring the name,
fc and complexion
TO THE J. DIES.
Madam G. has made their diseases her study for many
enrs she ia, therefore, prepared to treat successfully
s class Of diseases. whether Of public private
uc Madam Cooke intends 90 make Mnntpelicr her
ornament location. All communications by mail or 9th.
fwisc promptly attended to.
4l.3m l. A. PRIEST, Agt
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Aumbrr, Sc.
I UMBER! LUMBERll Tho

UMBER LUMBER The Subscriber
manufactures and has constantly on hand for solc
spruce, hemlock, Birch, Maple, Ash and password
Also, Floor Boards planned aud loined finished r so
Fence stuff and all kinds u job Work done 10 order n,
short notice, Gig Saving, &c "
Also he purchases Butt Naples Birch also sh bass
ana spruce in the log and sawed when done by KS al
lection. Any wishing TO buy sell will do welt to Tive
log. I. IN W." WI W n, ~ ~ 'he
Montpelier, April /, 1856 sl,s
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VIE Buys will find at French $, Spencers,
4 Goats, Pants and Vest Boots Hats, Caps Gloves,
Mittens' Nc--Monpcier, Oct 9, 1851
ID UBBER BOOTS, of the best in market,
~ for $3.50 Rubber Shoes in proportion,
Montpelier Oct o, 1851 FRENCHs
THE best GLOVES and MITTENs are
1 TO be found at FRENCH's
Montpelier, Oct 9, 1851
nVERCOATS can be found at French S,
~ Of The Gerry best kinds, acd at the best prices.
Montpelier, Oct o. 1871
S4,OO d ESF a. q good A1 PilsS OYER
Montpelier. Oct 1857.
hinder SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
- Of an kinds and qualities, at FltENCHS
Montpelier, oct. 9. 1851
HATS AND CAPS, GLOVES, NIT
L L TENS, Umbrellas, Shirts, Crayats. Collars Sus-
ppnders, Bosoms, Scars, &c, at fllENCH'S
Montpelier, Oct @, 1857.
q UTTA PERCHA GOODS,
~ at fRENcH's, such as Coats, Pants, Hats sc.
Montpelier, Oct. o. 1857.
L. d L w EY & C % .
IL No. STATE ST. Mosrmtru. VT,
Have just returned from New York and Boston with the
best stock Of
LADIES FURS, HATS, CAPS,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
ever offered in this State. consisting in part Of
Bccbc Ieary, and other style Of Mole Hats wool Hats
from 30 cents to sl,0l Fur Hats, at All prices from
el,OO To- Tl'oo Fillmore, Plantation, and other
new styles Musk, Nutria, and other Gaps,
cheap enough for the quality.
MOHAlR PLUSH AND PETERSHAM CAPS,
sold at retail a. low they usually bought ia Boston.
coon ASSORTMENT or FUR COLLARS.
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Dentistry.
aouu ZIP,

HAIR WARNING.-All demands due fine
u late firm of STORllS PALMER. must he maid
60 the subscriber The books are at the Store Of Palmer
ufaVehh' LOOMS PALMER.
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ID UBBER BOOTS, of the best in market,
4 for $500. Rubber Shoes in proportion, at
Montpelier, Oct. g. 1857. FRENCH'S.
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THE best GLOVES and MITTENS are
1 to be found at FRENCHS.
Montpelier, Oct. g. 1857.
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miscellaneous.

- u r y II A NJ II O T + l. d,
ID Nearly opposite the Brick Church,
MIN SYBEET,
NJ 9 y ~ t. Ia f. n, VT.
j.. BURNHAM, pEoruuTuH
Ihi, Hotel is conveniently located for people having
business in town, has been newly furnished trou .hou
and the proprietor will do his best TO bis old friends
in his ucv location. 0 Charges reasonable. a.
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4 DAMS PATENT FINGER CORN
NUEJIEV

Manufactured for and sold hy
HYDE, BRADSHAW MhACHANf,
lIydc,lo, Rutland Co, Vermont,
Sole froprctors Of the right Of Using and Vending said
Machines in the State Of Ncrmont
This machine being arranged 10 work on the fin
principle readily adapts itself 10 and all kinds
Of cars Of corn, Smelling at the time, and we'll
from the smallest the largest parts Of any ear without
breaking either the kernel cob, and the same time
separating the corn from the cob.
This Machine took the first premium the State Fair
held at Montpelier, sept 1871 and is undoubtedly the
best mAchino nl The Nnd over Hot mn. jn.3mt
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'IIlE BOYS will find at Fronch's Spencers,
Coats Pants and Vest, Boots Hats, Caps. Gloves,
Mittons, &c-Montpclier Oct. 9, 1857.
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nVERCOATS can be found at French S,
- Of the Gerry best kinds, acd at the best prices.
Montpelier, Oct. 9. 1857.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.
TT o L Low VS. FILLS.
USED THROUGHOUT THE wonIpl

HoLLOWAY'S PILLS are equally oiRoacious In
Complaints common Co the whole human race and III
disorders peculiar 20 certain climates and localities
ALARMING nISnRnERS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-27

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Wholesale Agent in Montpelier l.. f. PIERCE, Drug
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And sold by Druggists throughout the United s'a'e'
and British Provinces 59Gm