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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-23

~ The Dublin Medical Press asserts that
the pupils of the polytechnic school in Paris
have recently furnished some curious statis-
tics bearing on tobacco. Dividing the young
gentlemen of that college into two groups
the smokers and non-smokers--it shows that
the smokers have proved themselves in the
various competitive examinations far inferior
to the others. Not only in the examinations,
on entering the school, are the smokers in a
lower rank, but, in the various ordeals that
they have to pass through in a year, the aver
age rank Of the smokers had cons tantly fallen.
and not inconsiderably, while the men who
did not smoke were found to enjoy cerebral
atmosphere OF the clearest kind. ush
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-23


ic3ve Montpelier az 9li a. W., II 5S a. 90 p. "
Mail Train leaves Houses Point at 6l0 A. N, connects
White River Junction with trains for ST. Johnshufy.
Well, Gscr, White Mountains, Boston, Lowell, Wor-
ccstcr New York and intermediate stations arriving in
Boston 80 N., and In Now York at n 90 r. A..
Passengers by this train dine az White River Junction.
Express Train leaves ltouscs Point az $50 NJ,
meets there with trains from Montreal and Ogdensbufgh
the morning receiving passengers at Ogdcusburgh
frou Grand Trunk Road and Lake Ontario Steamers.
Leaves Burlington at 1910 A. NJ, dine at Norihfcld.
Connecting 40 White River Junction with Passumpsc
Road arriving at White and tanconia Mountains, and
Al Lake Mcmphremagog the day and arrive at Bos-
ton at s 20 T.. ".
~, connecting there with trains leaving Montreal and
Ordcnsburgh same Afternoon. Lodge at White River
Junction, and proceeding next morning 10 Boston,
Worcester. Springfield Nca York. &c, arriving at Bos-
ton at 90 A., and 40 NcN York al 20 p. ".
Through Tickets ior Chicago and the west for sale at
the principal stations.
G.. MERRILL, supt.
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THAtNs ootNa NourH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 40 2l0 a. s., $40 A. NJ and 430 p. NJ.
MAIL TRAM connects 40 Windsor and White River
Junction with trains leaving Boston and Springfield
7.3l A. No Same day, and New York previous evening.
Leave Windsor lt % w reaching Burlington at 20
W RDuse's Point At ijP. NJ Nlntrcal aud Ogdcns-
bursh the same evening Connecting AZ Ogdenslurgh
with Grand Trunk irair without delay, for Toronto and
the West.
Express Train leaves New York At $50 a. ~ Boston
SOD r.. ". and al. intermediate stations. Leaves
Windsor AZ $50 p w., and reaches Rouse's Point early
nest morning. arriving n Montreal and Osdenshursh
the same forenoon aud proceeding West by Grand Trunk
trains. without doay for the West. Sleeping Car is
aitarhci 90 this train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified az s 2j A. ~,
reaching Darlington AZ ll.Ol A. NJ, kuuscs Point at
l24lr NJ , and Montreal and Ostcn7burgh eariy She
saur afternoon
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CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs, BY the

~ BEsr WOHRMEN IN THB Country.
Carriage aud Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier, Vermont.
Those In want Of iparranfed Carriages aud Sieighs,
will perhaps do well TO call and what is being done
the old stand OF GILMAN CAMr.
All orders promptly attended 20.
JOHN W CLARKE
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Ftrmunt Gaatcbman & State Juurnal.
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n + w q O 0 ID .-R. r r X L r,
~ DRAPER = ramon, has just returned from
New York with good assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND VESTINGS,
which he will make up in the latest styles and best
Garments cut for others 10 make and warranted IT,
Needles, raors Measures, Crayons, Shirt Bosouis
Collars, and scots Reports Of New York Fashions foi
sale
Montpelier, May y. 1859.
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ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This

~ well known and commodious House. formerly kept
by Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tircy rcmoddeled, has been opened by ALONZO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier heing in the centre Of business, and with its
oonyeniences be the most desirable and popu-
lar resort for the man Of business leisure be found
In town
The public are respectfully invited to hestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsfae-
ton IL guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONIO REDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1856. OFF
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Railroads.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARHANGEMENT
Cuntct or ROUTES Fuu CHICAGO ANp THE WEST
NoHrHEHN, wssrEnN, nHfrisH AND q. 8.
MAIL ROUTE.
Commence H0ndlp. June p, 1859
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Two weeks afterward, the family were as
sembed in the parlor, when Mrs. Lothrop an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

M, Rayae's EIn og FFIvass EsankiAgi
We published, few days slncs, communication
criteisng the bill Of Mr. PAYNE in the Senate. 'to
encourage the use Of private capital" We insert
below the comments Of the Register, the able Demo
cratic paper at Knoxville, on the other side Of the
question:
BANKS AND BANKNe.-Amongstt the most important
measures introduced into the Legislature is the bill
Of Col. Payne on the subject of BANKING. Opposed,
we are TO Banks, in the received acceptation Of
that word we are glad TO see liberal legislation in
favor of legitimate banking. 1t virtually abolshes
all monopolies Of that character while at the same
time, it protects the public from the reckless and
fraudulent conduct of parties engaged the business
of banking.
The principles Of Col. Psyne's bill such as are
advocated by the Democratic party, and we hope 70
its friends in the Legislature carry them out II
not liberal enough for It's opponents, they should
certainly be satisfied with the most that is practical
ble There is doubt that the adoption of the bill
will greatly promote the prosperity of the State,
and no part Of il more than East Tennessee.
Another bill, embracing the same principles, IN
cooperating Col John Baxter. Sam. Morrow, and
Others TO establish Office of discount, deposit
and exchange at Knoxville has passed the Senate
! by vote Of IA to 6. Our previous remarks apply
likewise to this bill 1t contains all the requisite
checks to protect the publieindividua responsible
ty without the privilege of issuing bills to circulate
as currency-and subject to all general laws on the
subject of banks banking, brokers, &e. We hops
/ our East Tennessee members viii give this latter
measure their undivided support. M
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR Private DISEASES.

~ DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK, Tor he last
SoS four years OF Louisville, Kentuckyi and Who has
devoted his attention Of private diseases for
thirty years hates himself having attended 70 prcee for
many years, and cured thousands pc enaed 70 eus
all diseases Of private natter row BAD hey b
from nludicicns medical om neglect Of heir eva
DR. KINGS Dspeusary is p Desrcs street. between Cherry
and the uars where all diseases o. prFSe nature
GovoRsE cured uitbsut naucous nsdens interrencs
sTRrSs o. old or recent date eaetualy cured IN fw
dayr ~ an opration Ehichca no pain Where Sctuu.
% ba-itb cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps disease canses
rEiscbsf and IN srmlnes TIE constitution &C much.
ith All diseases o. the Ekin. growing out Of nsr
Let ~ b treatment fe stcctualy cured in few days
Wr.xsEss. particular attention having been rva %
and All consequences growing Il hroushf
~ n suv eases BIZ the destructive habits o. ncousdesis
yons and excessive Indulgence Of the passions, nerci q
Ieh will undermine The constitution. rendering h6 subject
AT Tor basne or society, and causing premature aga
Tals NO nav be aboring win any ddcuify ~ fhe womb
nav rest assured cf inmediate relief
Persoue din- abroad, BY writing and stating tier 60 With
Zee closed directed to d.. A.. King, No. % Dsadsrck ssfs
Nsshvle Tenn. viii have the neoassy zeiiciDs ssnt a
.r viii Necessary directions Strict secrecy ahssrYsf Qa
hoEr rem soeloek IN tie morning. snil N ~ sgsaa
aaTa7, ie59-dSHi4
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To the Public.

We had attended in this mornings issue to give
full statement of the circumstances connected with
the death of Mr.. PoEDExrER, but upon further
consultation with the friends of the deceased it is
deemed advisable to postpone such statement un-
til all the facts shall have been ELECTED before the
committing court before whom the trial of the ac-
cused will take place on Friday next.
In the meantime we ask suspension Of public
opinion as to the merits of this that full and
impartial justice may be done, We deem it proper
further to say that Of all the statements that have
been made through the public press, purPOrting to
give the facts Of this unfortunate affair, we have
seen no one which in our judgment does justice to
Mr. PoNDExEK ANY errors of this sort have we
doubt not, been made from mistaken information,
and we trust viii be duly corrected when the facts
shall have been more fully developed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

We have spoken in another article Of Mr.. PoIN-
DExrER's mental and social characteristics Physi-
cally he was Of the ffailest make. His weight was
hardly hundred pounds, and his health was deli
cate. he had been in the hands of his physicians
for many days before his death for threatened dis
ease Of the chest bat his cheerfulness bad hardly
for amoment left him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

atteHted by every impartial psrson whose COED for.
tune i was ever to have known him as We did,
Peace 70 his ashesI May his virtues be 50 treas.
ured in the memory Of men, that others may learn
to emulate them.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER sc, 1859.


The young friends and acquaintance Of the lste
@. G. PonDExTER, who are desirous of testifying
their respec. to the memory of the deceased by &C
companying his remains to their final resting place
at Clarksve are requested to meet at the rooms OF
JEo s. BRASsEoRD in the UNION AND American Build
ing, this morning at 10 o'clock
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In previous notice, we stated that Mr. PoTNDEx-
TER was graduate Of Dartmouth College, in New
Hampshire. One Of the relatives Of Mr.. P. informs
US that be was some time at Dartmouth, but that he
graduated at Bowdoin College, In Maine.
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LANn Fnn s.In

tHE subscriber Offers for seventy acres ofand Tie
riddle tTalkdn Turnpike, four miles froa 6ashSs ~
joining ne ae' which be resides aad the lands o. CAP Js
OAes The lard equal 70 the best, win sbundonce o. szo
lent, falling water with the n st beautiful building ate
In the eOuB.ry, and in TIRE midst hbohood N
Au.eriN NETVANTEL nAAIAFar
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LsO a hand Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles, Tomato
atsupa sauces, Oysters Sarines, HOLSTERS, &c, &c
fruits Orsng Lemons Rans, gs Carrsnts. Croa, &c
Cheese Dried Beef Beef Tongue &C.; Spice Teas &c to be
'''1 ''''-ps S''' = cHAs. ROBERTSON,
nov2.-dtf Aol7 MAEketsnest,
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NEW MUSIC. NEW MUSIC.
LuCK,s mUsIC sTORI
memULLEN a KAYE.
Fancy and Staple GROCERIES,

EM7IEEs Liquors. Nuts Fruits and confscionere also,
w manufacturers Of Candies, COrdsls and SyTups As
eannvt enumsrate articles hand, would
fuIy request any wishing order goods line
will address crcaar, which shall be by nail
Merchants visiting city viii please give call before
looking elsewhere
sos Main Street. LOqisvilIe, KY.
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RESPECTFULLY offers his Professional services The pso
III pie Of Nashville and vicinity.
Uhcs Residence Union and American Block, No North
Cherry Street. novi0-n
DERIODICALSfo for sale By =. HaEan, Il College street
Frank LeslIes Gazette Of Fashion Tor December the Bud
Iet Of Fun FIR DecmF and the New York Mercury for hoYe
Der o. just reosIvd, subscriptions TAKEN and single copies sold
by p. HAaAN, College street.
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY,

VETE have hand about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR-
Nv BON WHISKY which will warrant to be -FOUR YEARS
OLD and the the State. We close out
ADD would glad If those wanting something really
good wou ID give US call. CARiE R, WILSFORD & co,
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DISSOLUTION.

yyTUB copartnersp hsreOfre existing the style Of
J. W. Langley & Co., has tlis cay been dissolved
by mutual The business will hereafter
by W. LANGLEY, who alone is authorized settle
Of the late firm. Z. RUCKER, JR.,
Nashville, July Isl, 1853. J.W. LANGLEY.
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TENNESSEE IRON COMPANY.
THE PENITERTIARY.

Mr.. GORMAN offered a resolution as follows:
Resolred By the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee. That committee Of five be appointed on
the part of the House, to act with such committee
as the Senate may appoint, to meet in convention
with the officers of the Penitentary, to ascertain
what extension of that institution is necessary the
probable cost, and what amount Of labor can be
performed by the inmates of the prison; also to
take into consideration the propriety Of building
sale or store house, either within or without the
prison, as may seem to said convention most proper
also, Whist appropriation will be necessary to be
made by the present Legislature for the completion
Of tue same, and report to the two houses at as
early day as practicable
On motion of Mr.. D0AK the rules were suspspd-
ed aud the resolution considered.
Mr. WHITE, Of Davidson, moved to amend as
70 lIws:
ItesOErea, That in the opinion Of this House tho
best interest of this Stale would be promoted by
leasing out the entire labor Of the cOnvi,ts in the
Pententa-y.
RESOLVED turthsr That tie State through her agent
should clothe feel and control the convicts, as at
present, except to the character Of the work in
the varlols shops which the lessee may control.
Rssolped furthermore, That the Committee on the
PenItent!ary be and they are hereby instructed to
prepare bill for the leasing out of sal institution
embracing he principles of the above resolutions.
Mr.. WHITE said thase resolutions simply embrs-
ees ths recommendation in the Govern rs message
Ii tie House think proper TO lease cut he Peniten-
tiary, tue Committee on the Penteut ,ry will feel
authorised to prepare q suitable bill,
Mr.. MARLIN was not willing to cImmit himself
by voting for the resolutions AID wou rather have
it in the shape of a resolution Of inq Try.
Mr. WHITE, by leave, wiihdrsS his amend.
mtRt.
TIE original resolution was adopted
Mr.. WHITE Of Davidson, now offsred his reso-
lutions as an independent proposition
Tae resolutions lie one day the table under the
Itle.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced, and several
ly passed the first rending |
BY Mr., EAST, 30l, to amend the law relative to |
the conveyance Of property BY femme eOUsrts their
trustees.
By Mr.. FARRELLY, 9O2, to create and establish
the Memphis City Gas Light Company.
By MIR. BICKNELL, 303, to change the time Of
holding the Chancery Court Of Biount county.
By Mr.. TRRWHlTT, 304, to amend sections
1881, 1882, 1888 and 1884 Of the Code IOf Tennss-
sees
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Clothing Store.


UST RECEIVED lave and beautiful assortuent q Gold
- ana feiVet Pa 9ors Of the latest
a9e Styles with ire satin and ungazed Paper, WindoE Cur
ins &c which We are oeering very eteap for Paper
Hanging dons In the besi manner. c. W. KLAGEs,
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The funeral Of GRaRGa GnMER PonnExrzR took
place Sunday afternoon at half past two o'clock.
from the First Baptist Church. Long before the
time announced for the obsequies had arrived,
crowds commenced pouring into the church, and il
was soon filed to its utmost capacity, and by the
time the corpse arrived the crowd outside the
building was nearly as large as that inside-a hav
ing come to testify their respect for the memory of
our deceased friend. The services were solemn az
impressive, and the sermon by DR.. HOWELL eloque t
and appropriate. The learned divine passed high
eulogy upon the character OF the deceased whom he
had known, as thousands of others had but to love
and admire for his sterling qualities of head and
heart.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at the Church,
the corpse was removed by the pall-bearers and
placed In the hearse, and was escorted to the City
Cemetery in the following order:
Horns Brass Band.
Citizens on Foot
Bearers. I Bearers.
Editors and Reporters of the Union and American,
with their hats draped in black Grape.
The Printers and attaches of the Enion and American
Office.
Relatives of the deceased in Carriages
Citizens in Carriages.
The procession was one of the largest ever seen
in Nashville and large crowds assembled at various
points along the route of the procession to testify
their respect for the memory of the deceased. Nc
man has ever lived in Nashville who has I short
time made for himself so many warm friends, and
now that he is gone from among us, they were pre-
sent to pay the last sad rites all that was NOR
tai of GEnRGE GIIM;R PnINnESrER
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, November, 81, 1859.
On motion of Mr.. WHITE of Davidson, Mr.
Davis bill [ H. R. 2671 for the benefit of pauper
deaf, dumb and blind children, was taken fra
the files, under di5pensatiOn, read and passed the
second reading
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On motion by Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman, tie
unfinished business was made the special order for
Friday next.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Was obtained for Messrs. S NTH. Greene, BraEsl-
ton and Gillespie till o-mOrroW; Ford till Wednes-
day, and Bennett till Thursday.