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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-03
VERMONT TEACHERS AssOCIA


VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The tenth annual meeting Of the Vermont
Teachers Association will be held at St. Johns
bury, commencing Tuesday Evening, August
IA, 1860
TUESDAY FvENING.
AT - o'clock, introductory exercises and
Social Gathering at the Town Hall Adj
dresses by Hon J.. FARnANKs and GAVIN
PElsE, ID. D., President of the Association.
WEDNESDAY.
FoRrvooN-At @, Organization Appoint
mcni of Committees and Miscellaneous Bust.
moss. At 10 -, discussion Of the following
question, 49," What additional facilities for i'm
proving the qualifications Of Common School
Teachers are needed and are practicable in
Vermont to be opened by T. CoNANr. OF
Burlington, followed by Rcy. j. H. WoRcEs-
TER and cthers.
AFrEHNooN-Continuance Of morning dis
cussion AT 3, Lecture 10y Prof S. w. BOARD
MAN Of Middlebury College Subject, Dig
nifty and Importance Of the Teachers work ''
EyENfNG-At -, Lecture by Rev. j f.
RANKIN Of st. Adams. Subject, "Claims OF
the Bible to a place in our schools
THURSDAY.
FoRENooN-At9 9, Discussion Of the follow
ing question, "What standard Of qualifications
should Superintendonts require in those IL
censcd to teach in our Common Schools - to
be opened by THos A. CUTTER, ESQ, OF
Waterford, followed by Rev p. H. WHlrl
Of Coventry, and others. Atll Report ON
progress Of Vermont Common Schools. by j.
S. ADAMS, Esq, Secretary Of the Board Of
Education.
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DIR. MATTIsON's REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL nfETNgE

No 28 Union Street, Providence, r. ].
UTThis speciality emhrascs all diseases Of Private
nature both OF MEN aud WOMEN. dFConsutations,
ty letter otherwise strictly c0afdetidi and Mfd
cncs will be sent by Express secure from observation,
b. ul parts Of the country fAlso, Accommodations for
pa cnts from abroad wishing Tor and quiet RE-
TnrAr. and good until rcatored 90 healh The most
aoH5frd references and testimonials sent by mail Adj
L-o-. --- -Llmnl Dr. n d. MALII.n.. % above. 0ll6
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Marriagcs

In Wllhnsiown. July o. James II Bailey NJ D d,
and Miss Pcrss T., daughter Of Dcl circuit Abbott all
cf Vs.
Ia ,lr Garden of Eden, "a par, of Eden VT, known by
h1t naue Jlv D. Mr Richard d Collins, NJ iydcpark,
and Mis-, Ann Grant, fthe Garden
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lDAIMFR'S ARTTFICIAL LEG. :

I VJNIN FTV NM FIIIAL LEU. =
| Il This world-rcnowncd invention stands uuri-
- vailed in Europe and America 10 is worn by up
ward Of 1900 persons, including an trades, profess
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the award OF the " Great Prize Medal ~ at the
- Worlds Fair n London over thirty Eve sompeti-
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kHorn." Il is applied the shortest aud tenderest
sumps with entire success and is natural in its ap
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information sent gratis 10 patients and physicians.
General office and mandatory, 10 Green q, Boston
PALMER 4 co.
~. B-Bcware Of imitators who using our name,
and claim have occupied responsible positions in
employ. Otl6
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)ROF. INDLITCHD's MONopELPHIA

DRoF. INDLITCHD's MONoDELPHIA
i OR BALM OF BEAUTY.--An old European Toi-
let article Of great value, introduced great into
the IT, s. Banishes tan as by magic, Euptons aud
Renders the teeth Of peafy Wilderness, and the
saponaoeous donfce used. Cleauses the
head, In champooing better than any other article.
Contains more useful properties than any other prepnra
ton aud is the cheapest offered To the American
public. Price only - cents bottle.
Sole Wholesale Agents for U S. and British Provinces
HOLDEN, GUTTER x CO
30 and 80 Federal and l07 III ll3 Congress Streets
BOSTON. 0Oeowl2
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JAMES sAwYER's ESTATE.

| AMES S A w Err EST A I Il .
~ State OF Vermont Washington District,
IN Probate Court, holden az Montpelier, within and
for said district, the 2ith day o jay, A. ID. 1860,
Lydia Sawyer cxecutN Of the last viii aud testament
Of james Sawyer aie u Berlin in said district deceased
presents hef administration account for settlement
Whereupon IL Is ordered that the be referred TO
the IAN day OF August next al the Probate Office Ia
said Montpelier. for ramination aud allowance and
that al concerned be notified hereof by the publication
Of this order IN me Vermont Waterman State Jour
nal printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully
may be, that they may appear, aud at said tme
aud place, II they sec cause, object thereto.
By order OF court
050S Attest. 4 MERRILL, Register
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RANDOLPH ACADEMY.-The

Tuition lt usual rates.
Rare opportunities afforded To- those who design 70
90 teach, 90 t Tor College, obtain thorough know
clr 90 English branches Instruction Goo Music French
and a varieties u The Ornamental branches by accom-
pii.Acd Teachers.
Board and room rent 900 low prices All students de-
string superior advantages for FOR obtaining education
are invited 30 consider Che inducements offered this
Institution.
For parieuar3 please the forthcoming circular.
address thc Principal a Burlington VT, until August
est. after that that time 10 West Randolph, W.
Burlington. june 2Stn. 1860. O3 OS
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AND GARDEN FOR SALE
lRlNEE MUMMY GRAMNAR NNII0OL

~ The lan Term will commence sept 5dh, 1860.
Tho Winter Term Nov 23th, 1850.
The Spring Germ Feb Goth, 1861
The Academy building IS new, amplc, elegant, well
furnished, aud admirably adapted thc " school
u the drst order
The board Of Teachers il permanent.
As quiet retreat for study place in the land is
pcri9r 10 Randolph Centc.
GEORGE FISHER, Principal
Randolph VI, July 2ith, 1850 cor
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Araal Notirrs.
Attest, m MERRILL, Register.

ENONI HASKINS' ESTATE.
ID The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washing
ton commissioners % receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands an persons ganst the estate Of
Beuoni ua,kns late Of Marshhed, iu said district de
ceased represented usolscnt, and The Of six months
said the creditors OF said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we sin attend TO the duues OF our appointment
thr dwelling house ~ prcston @. naskins n Marsh.
field ia said district the hrst Monday OF October
aud 3lst day Of January next at O'Clock in the AZ
tcrnon on each of said days.
ANDREW ENGLISH To-,
STEPHEN II. HOLLlsTER, comm ~
Marsh0od july 3d. A. d. 1867. 0700
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SPEECH FROM THE PRINCE OF
WALES

ST. Jouvs n f., 25th.-Yesterday. adj
dresses were presented TO the Prince 20 which
he replied as follows &c.
81 sincerely thank you for the addresses
presented to mo, and for the hearty welcome
received from all on my landing on the shores
Of the earliest Colonial possession Of the Bril-
fish Crown | trust you will not think me
regardless Of your jealous loyalty, IL / acknow-
ledge these addresses collectively. lt will
afford me the greatest satisfaction 60 report to
the Queen. the devotion to her crown and per-
son Enthusiastically evinced by the reception
Of her son eloquently expressed IN the adj
dresses from the various bodies in this town
and harbor am charged by the Queen to
convey to you the assurance Of the deep con-
corn She has ever felt in this interesting por-
ton of our dominions. | shall carry back a
lively recollection of this days proceedings,
and Of your kindness to myself personally bat
above all OF those hearty demonstrations OF
patriotism, which, from your deeproo'cd at
taohmenl, Of the great and free country, OF
which we all glory to be called the sons
The Prince pleases the populace immensely
by his handsome countcnance and mild gem
tlemanly bearing--lIo drives out Co day.
There will be a large dinner party at the
Government house this evening and bali at
10 o clock TO night. The froworks last night
were poor Alphabetically is a beautiful clear
day for the regatta.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES IN NEW
FOTfNDIAND

ST.. JOINS, 2lth.--At noon to-day. the
Prince Of Wales and Suite landed from the
Hero, under a royal salute from tho Citadel.
The Ariadno and the Flying Fish, the yards
Of which we're manned as also those Of the
French war steamer, Jcsastrias.
The Governor Sir Alex Banucrman, met
His Royal Highest on Queens wharf and con-
Quoted him to a carriage, drove from thence
through triumpha arches to the Government
house. The procession consisted OF Che Ma
sonic body the St. Andrews, st. Georges,
British, Mechanics, Coopcrs, Temperance, Ma
tive, and Irish societies, and the Phwnix Vol
unteers Fire Companies, Guard Of honor
Of the Royal New Foundland corps. and of
tho first, socoud, third and fourth volunteers
rifle corps.
At o'clock the Prince held lcyoc at the
Government house, and dimes with the Gov
ernor this eve
There was an immense concourso of specta-
tors, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
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RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PRESIDENTS
OF COLLEGES

" Specimen pamphlets Of the new features sent BY
mail on application.
, 1860-04-18


1'e 'atest official returns Of tie ;,fa;c;,,
''*>'''n received at Madison ioo. uo. far
s1o'S' S4,9os; for plxox, s., COS: sIo,p.r
majority thus far, a34. The counties al Shaw.
a"' Douglas, Buffalo, Clark, Chippewa, Dunn,
ooo': La 'ayette, Ls Poilte, rcpin and Trem.
psa'ca' were still to como in. By tho war Of
An"'aakec, however, We have tho t.fl;,.ia1 re-
'orns from pepin and Dunn counties, the fir
mer giving sloan q and tie latter l2s 1naiori-
ty-rais'ng lis aggregate majority to 4Ys. 1t
is not al nil unlikely, however, that the re.
remaining counties will c1cc. Dixon,
In order TO moderate The autics Of the Chica-
50 Times in The premises: VIC will inform that
sheet that Gov. RANDALL called nj our Office
aFtn;s his recent visit, or trausit through this
city, and distinctly informed us TINT Judge
Dixon las been and is still scward Renuh1;.
cao and that he regards Mr.. Douelas rs the
most contemplate demagasua III tile Ancri-
can Congress,
, 1860-04-18
Daring and Successful RascaIity.
THE CITY COLLECTORS ORR1cE
HODBED OF $4,000
*3,3o0 4" cssh and 81 0, 900 IN Ch<ehs, &c,

1 y
/ .h,a -os,a." s' A'o ~ appears mus lar prohf
| Hon.a ~ n,,s"' ~" H.. pea'ea ~ Tue oonf
,eco,d aoo- as...;s ~ VII .,.su lne ,ooin ca fh'
y ,,,,,,. ' o0"es''t a.
~ ooo il .',.,s,,.. 500 -. sA'e openeo' ane
r,nt f., a., nm -. sosv - eo'o,1 treasury WAT
s;dps ,ho.t % noo - . s"a' "a'fan's' oe'
cd '''N@ oseAA A'''' As'.
No cine has v.t besn oh, .;n.a -. A.
bnt it ia scarcely ~ ha a.,.h.asu pAl "eS'
familiar with t1,a bn7d;na ID ~. t,ss:,' '.
of;ce ,ha roh,,a-r = ,,,e .ss1s" Aa' y, 'De
nr. Mueller WIN l. ,h,a - ~ ''ss t1''' u,
if he vera mt has a~,o,,..t .....,e ' '~@e
onIy bn dcemed cha,,,o.h1. ,u;.,, .--,.-, ~'.''
a1,c,.;- a.. ~ .o'e WIN careaesshess IN
".'o"ins 'ne lalge sum IN question to remain in
Ills safe over night, since it is the Collectors
duty to deposit with the C;ts- Tro.sr..- ,,,.,-
nicbt md oll +ba ,,,o,a~ ~ r.,,.-.
' 4no 'ne eo"ecsoF Is VAR
1anteo IN keeping, IS what lie collects after Office
hosrs, which he is required to deposit The next
day.
yo.toa
:, 1es'efasy morning air. Hogan, the janitor Of
the Court House, discovered the door IeatIino
into the Lity Collectors ofice mn, H.
tered +ba nm, .n,1 fa.us 49, te', 1As ell
- ., -~~ ~A% ooSA VI l4t
Collectors safe standing open. The Collectors
safe is worthless affair for nurnoza, of trn,.
Of tbis natnr. with 1.-.o .,a;~ ts"~, !" 4t"st
~ 1'1' "4'A urge pam Key which has
IAN about and passed from hand to hand among
the several iucumbeuts of the Collectors ot,i~a
10 that If half a dozan dnn,;,o.oa
.~;a.an,. :. 1os. "!,.e. Pe.'es ale not IN
, IL ICES 'fom any ol1ueulty in procur-
ing them the same, than Oh account of the Col
Iector's supposed comn1;onca v;th a., .,...9 -
dano,;.;.. ~. aa.A - "'D 'De ouly Oh
el'os.A.ns n7 easa IL SAFE place at night.
That be has not done so, or rather that this
il not tba first ;nstanca of h;e o,,,.s: 14
~ nf.,1...:--:. 7 o'&'''s'on ~ 10 SO
.rs,n.v,r ~ .,,
~ r-,s:-s,e s.s1,oh'
Michael IIorau WIN bas rAs,aa - ~, ~, t'Vv w..
county aud city rooms in the Court House. un- m
DER 9ath says that, shout half past five o'clock
tn,a n;rs ~ ~ ] us ~as "a Inc G.ty toliec-
same. when be noticed IN 1,nloctad hp,tt, .ne
, 1860-04-18

The undersigned hare associated themselves
for the purpose Of establishing an Assay Office
at Chicago, where miners and others NAV have
confidence that they will &c. the full ralue Of
their gold. They will be prepared from and
after May 1st, to ASSAY any amount that nav be-
forwarded, within the shortest possible lime.
Miners and dealers with gold dust will have he
yalue Of their gold placed to their credit in anY
bank in this city. or at any point in the Union
ably will a@1 per cent, aud possibly not oycr9
per cent. We shall be, prepared to ASSAY the
amounts received daily, 50 that within two DAYS
after the dust reaches our hands the proceeds
will be placed to the credit Of persons sending
wherever they may direct Until the 1st May
We will pay the highest cash value for all
Pixies Peak and other native gold.
J. Y. z. BL1xxr,
APrA u, 1890. SAMUEL HsAsp,
, 1860-04-18

counsel TO asoi'l such publicity, but Is forced
upon them, thcir cou{se is sufficiently we'll indi.
Gated i'll advance. 70 wilful, designing aud
perferse mscouatruc!ion Of their motives is
due the origin Of the widely spread rumors to
which in this present issue from the authentic
records OF our Courts an cflectuul quietus is
giveu,
, 1860-04-18

ART E1pos111oS.-Thcre will bs meeting Of
the gentlemen interested in the forthcoming
Fine Art Exposition, the Trustees Of the Acad-
env Of Sciences and Directors Of the North
western Agricultural Society, in Parlor No. ],
fremont House, this evening, at II O'Clock pre-
cisely. JAS. GRANT WILSON,
For Com. Of Arr.
, 1860-04-18

YorSo Azx's REpcpl1cAS CLCp.-A meeting
Of the Executive Committee of this Club will be-
nelo Il their Headquarters this {Tsdnesday)
evening" april 18th. 1tia particularly request
I'd that all the members be preeent.
E.S WILLIAMS, President.
J. r. HCcuS1s, Secretary.
, 1860-04-18
THE COUNTY CONVENTION

Some surprise having been manifested that
the County Central Committee did not fix tbo
hours for holding Il c primary elections in the
city Tor the coming County Convention, it is
proper to state that the omission was a c]cri-
csll error, tho Committee having decided to
follow the precedent Of the Convention Of Inst
'al'' ny directing the meetings 10 be kept open
from to 5 O'Clock, p. n, under the supcryis-
ion Of the Ward Committees. We IRE informed
'ha1 the proper change in the phrascolopy Of
the call will be made at once.
CHICAGO PRODUCE AMI, ppnx,rc-
HON .TEkA A. DE,
Ihc roce'pt' "nd shipments of Produce. Live
Stock, etc, during the past week will be found
III III" following comparative tab,s:
, 1860-04-18
PLAIN sense not moro SO than tight with bowie
fully, TT, GusxaS '


"---'-1-A%
Hon. T. +. Cu1sxAs-Sir: reeeived vo,r
Iast note at It o'clock this morning. In it you
reitcrate your assertion that you principal shall
not meet Mr. Potter with bowie, knives. makinV
assurance doubly su1s. have to correct a5
impression have apparently conveyed in my
last lettcr-an expression also referred to IN
your note, It appears that my statement
e9a1 Ar pettsr waives the usual last resort
defend himself whenever assaile 1" has led Won
to belicve that be will not defend himself il
;sssanited; This is mistake. If for the time
ne waised the mere assertion, aud placed him.
self SO far as he could at the disposal Of Mr,
Pryor in regard to personal combat, by no
means heliere that be will not defend himself
beg to assure you, without consulting With
my principal, that he will protect himself with
honor wherever assailed. 1t also becomes nv
duty to inform you that Hon. John F.Potter did
1ot know Of ny offer to appear for him. The
Eurthcr remarks Of your letter being mere e.
Pre- re- ss'ons Of opinion, upon mode Of adjusting
difficulties, the proprie1y Of which We Ire moi
discussing. hare nothing to offer in reply.
lhave the honor to be, most respectfully,
F. ". LAxDKx.
, 1860-04-18
INQUEST.

UNKNOWN MAS.-Coroner James held an in.
quest on an unknown man, an Italian, who died
suddenly On Monday night. a poss nsorstm e1-
animation showed the cause Of de&th to havs
bean rheumatism and general destitution. Tho
deceased Was about u years Of aae and had no
TslatiFes in This country,
, 1860-04-18

- Attention is invited to the advertise.
mcnt Of u gentleman whose Office il in Metro
politan Block.
, 1860-04-18

On Aordsg evening, AI41 HARRIET HARMON. a-ed
~ ytass and S m1uts, ~-e
Funeral this tWelnesday) morning q. eleven o'clock. 1t
the residence OF her brother e. L. Harmon No. s13 Ash.
lkan avenue Friends Of The family are respectfully .u
slted to attend.
sced 70 Year,. N'"o
Al H. readence, ~ Wet Late street, Mr. GEORGE
ISAEss. a5ed t. years.
fueesl It ococ1 this CT edsesaay) Afternoon. Friend.
Of the family are Invited to attend
, 1860-04-18

THE Cook CorSrr TEACHERS ISsr1rr7E.-Thc
Institute now in session 1T Harlem is success
The lecture Of D. S. Wentworth, Esq, on Mon
day evening, was excellent, plain and practical.
lie was followed By 5. II. Wilson, Esq, on Elo-
cution.
On yesterday forenoon, took place the drill
in Arithmetic, by 4. J. Anderson; 0rthoera-
ply, by Benz. Cutter; Geography. by D. s.
Wentworth; Remarks, BY ": H. Wells.
In the afternoon session. the. principal bust.
ness was the adoption Of the Constitution; ex-
thenic exercises. under direction Of o. ". Her
rick; Writing exercise, By ". Woodard, and
Composition, by VI. Il. Wells.
The exercises were iuterspersed with music
uEdcr the direction Of Mr. Tilliushast.
The interest felt in the various exercises Was
great, and the exercises varied, pleasant aad
practical.
Yesterday, abou. 100 teachers we're present.
Great pronlptuess is reqEired and secured. The
roll is called three times each day. In the
morning, teachers respond by rehearsing suita-
tional exercise. 1t noon, they give d senti-
snent relative to their profession. In the even
ing, they respond By any sentiment, grare or
gay.
Lectures last evening were delivered hv ".
Il. Wells md Geo. Sherwood; this evening, tho
lecture will b. delivered by Hon. y. Dateg,an,
State Superintendent.
A special train will Ieave Harlem for Chica-
10, each evening, At 1T o'clock, during the ses-
atternooa, al O'Clock, By Rev. ". McKaic: Oh
Thursday evening, By ". Wpodard, Esq, aud
C. l.. Tbomas, Esq, both Of Chicago; on Friday
afternoon. at 5 o'clock, hJ Isaac Stone. aud in
the evening, by Rev. Z. u. Humphrey. The H.
stitute will close on Friday night.
, 1860-04-18

TEE C1rr N1ss1os.-1f any person feels dis
contcnted with his OF her lot in life, who yet ars
blessed with food and rainent, to say nothing
more, let such as we 90 and risit lone woman,
the mother Of six childreu-{hye small ones de-
pending on her chance labor Of day's work. !
and there dole ont to the needy there,
something to keep body md soul together,
and, my word for it, you will 60 back better
contented with yeur blessings, which you sec
denied to this poor American woman, from no
fault Of her own. Mrs. 1ngraham is the her
name, and White street, three doors from Green
Bay street, where she may be found, ready to
work; and this IS The day to 60 there and do q
good deed Of charity.
E.B. Trr11E, City Missioasrr,
, 1860-04-18

DouHLE TRAck--Yesterday the State street
cars commenced to run through on the double
track, largely to the convenience Of the pub1ic
, 1860-04-18

FoR P1KE's PEAk.-We learn from the Omaha
(Sebraska) Republican that eel men, having
with them Is wagons, crossed the ferry at that
place, on their way :or Pixies Peak, from Apri,
TO April 10, iuclusiye-oue weel.
, 1860-04-18

Go1se, GONG, GoSE.-Eveybody is going,
golng' and Tomorrow all in quest Of bargains
will be gone to the Great Crockery sale at No.
Z? Lake street. Charley Barker wields the ham
mer
, 1860-04-18

NATIVES OF M1cruGAS.-Those residents Of
Chicago Who bail from Michigan are requested
10 meet at the Adams House on Thursday esen-
ing next, at ha1fpast sesen O'Clock, to make
arrangements for the proper be.townl Of the
delegates from that State to the National Con-
yention.
, 1860-04-18
Drcss 4 Trihttttr


-'"11ee TO .u-zfk SEHscnF8E1s
~ 'F DIR o" Tee 1'ria...1 .4E1etss If f,n,u,r5 !.
'"e TINE :" which Tna rArza Is ram, 7,1.v 49,. -.
4s'7'' q e''"'"e '"'*e .''r It. MI ,5~,. iv h< x,
..~" 'HF '"f r'7'Ff~ Ia '-''@h htrv Aar- 1t<a mil
, 1860-04-18

eE Aperson finding gold bracelet which
was lost On the l6th, will receive the thanks Of
the owner and liberal reward by leaving it at
this Office