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prayer, Inc success OF the Forthcoming Proc
-Iamatiop Of the President Of tte T7nitea
atatss '@' - %'' o1'''o
80, :, ;: =: -:
A5AAaA " - N. mePp 1or Inc 1urs
der OF his NNf1e-Tenth bay
ElOS1RK Of the Testimony.
A number of Witnesses were examined yes-
terday on the part Of the prosecut;on. Init
their testimony did not. develop INV new
points. They were, as heretofore, ne1ehbors
nn;ted y sav;,1 ~ =, ~ [ 80 - tnas,a sna -. an
=. -. -. ~ "as q euotuasn pus1.
ness nau, LRougQ saaly gwen TO the use OF
liuuor. ::..~
.T7.a defense ,,pca,1pz 7,r Mcrs,,a,, snao,
IN answer 70 a question said, his opinion as to
Hopp's insanity had not been changed by the
additional evidence he had heard-''
At late hour in the afternoon the prat,fy-
ing announcement was made that the teat;.
mony was al in.-wheare1nnon the conrt ad.
iourned ti193 o'clock this morning.
HI. McAIlister viii oipen The arpunent for
the people. He VIII be followed bv M Dex-
+ar ona n.f,o,,o, c,- a. aof..,.o go ST.
Attorney Knox viii close: :.
~. e.-x.--C--Z-
~ f,;fT ,aeA1 ION Oh Eae
f!h;caoo ,evco,t :, ~ ,1,o1o,~
Smeaee' eAcepb II tae cnolera season OF
Fevers Of every description, bilious diseases
and diarrhoea are alarming1y prevalent. Phy-
eicians are doing lucrative: business. Tie
mortuary lists are swelling to a friobtfn1
length, and the cemeteries hid fair tn he 7an;d-
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AKorHRR GALLANT SOLDIER GosR-C Capt.
George L: 1hurston, eldest son OF Hon John
@. Thurston, Of Massachusetts,; died at his
ta4hersa1esideoeef South lancaster; Mass, on
the l6th inst : The 1amented deceased was
thhtg:tHp yesz5 81 age, and late os,company
,, s5th regiment minuls volunteers. The
connc@ec1nent Of the rebellion found him
located in business in Chicago. On the for
nation Of the 55th regiment he wns rendered
commissioners first lieutenant Ind adtutant
.LeaFtng fond wife and beloved child. cbeer.
ed by- her 4e3t:sacridcing patriotism, which
would ALLOW no obstacle to separate him from
itthes scanscIehtsous- discharge Of ! duty, he
55irdea On BIZ sword and went forth to battle
i'&:a9'sae, energetic, possessed If those quail
ties ThieA command respect md confidence,
With a1 experienee acquired By long connec-
lion With The volunteer militia IN this city,
-3ts :ah sapeEtes 5gue3tde.tions were quickly re-.
-<oEnized; md BE- sgas speedily advanced to
ealtainey s.Af the ebdtle OF shiloh, sad In a
extreme danger, he saw bis al
:: lint company gradually falling away,- until
:of t3e seventy souls who had received the first
: tsIe: Of the enemy, only twenty-five, at the
oIder;to tettEr, were enabled to leave the field
7lnatdeds From fatigue and exposure on the
.evcntttdal laay and might succeeding the battle.
= aud on the subsequent march 10 Cotinth: he
: became eufsabled In healtt, and after el,ort
stay here, be returned to his nattye State
and r. the home f iis youth trusting to
:. meet Nth q ffat improvement which woul6 en-
ab1e him once more 70 return to The line of
his duty But 4hs seeds of idisease were too
deeply sown, ana asstter seveta mopths Of pa-
TENT uetine;; Illustrated in the quiet and en-
stsustng Courage which had u1umined lis pre-
:Tlons lite, surrounded by his frmily; he cheer
fully yielded up his soul to his Makez,
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A Card Of. Thanks.

BMDGKroRT, Dec. %, 1862.
Church, desires hereby TO express his sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the beautiful watch presented
70 him On Christmas evening, at the Festival and
friends Of the Church and Sabbath School, He
sincerely hopes that this token Of their love and
Christian beneEolence, will but serve to strengthen
the ties Of christsn affection that already exigts
between pastor and people.
, 1862-12-30

J.J. Dehan, the elegant Gard Writer and penman,
sends his cards to any place in Illinois On receipto
price. Wedding cards, $500 per pack; New Year's
call cards, $2O0. Money sent at his risk. Cards
gent BY return mail. Get your cards at once.-.
le3gt
, 1862-12-30
PATCF1ELOR'S HAIR DYE.
- The best In the world,


THE GOOD. SAMARITAN
= positively e1Ees CONSUMPTION, and al diseases
1tamp. .AdyIce ffee Delay Is dangerous Il you ara
diseased. Thirty-one Jes1s pFae4es and ezpertence
or express Office aud Laboratory pa IL South Clark
street, Chicago. Post Office Box
del4.y340SU Dr. PEABODY.
, 1862-12-30

SUPERIOR counT--Ttis Court adjourned
for The term, on-sstarday night last. The
Jsuuaz7 tenn commences ne1t Monday. =
, 1862-12-30

HunsoN's UNR1yA11KD ToorH Paste pleases the
Dealers, Dentists and the people,. TFyit. Sold by
J:H- Reed b Co., BlisR q Sharp, and Hitchcock.
, 1862-12-30
HOWE MACHINE:

Took The Imperial Cold Medal . TIE 1ss hiXaess Pr
nfu for eIceIlency OF Machine also oar other Geld
Meda11 First Premiums fo< the f2ar d1eEent Grades
Of work: also four HanoIable Mentions % i1r goo9 Nf
EneT or Ia work.. TnRs re 0tt9t11 Howa s97hE
hss IseK b mixing 1ye Gold Kedals out It
ax. and 5oaE Hoao1abM!e IL ~ Aent,ans ont q Gre 3
ton t4is eSaatsy and Z, Il: E1rops vs7e On
Gafc1lars, containing ta descriptions ct Machines.
:A8drete :. :. - :. i. =, s. BKYANT+
General Wests1a Agent, aB Lske sk1eek. Caseaso>
, 1862-12-30

~ Diary snd ONCE Journals for 1883; also the
"Household Expense Book, = very convenientar-
dcle for housekeepers; Ut McNally q Co.'S, no. 81
Dearborn et1eet. -.
, 1862-12-30

Go TO TIE RzsT-ao TO BRYANT b s1RArroK's
CHICAGO conn1Rc1c1 Co1LxaE, to get thorough
business education.
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r. CORNELL & cos SEWiHG
La eMACHINEB, Of al sHtchezt Il r LEE 1sEees.
Nnee1 GbeH Lo9g ssssa ss; 1ss{ Es5t..s 2
Tie Simplest stlesk Fastest md H.os@ e %
foand. 'Afso: BaznRna = sl1 szMMa Fsn1!na eu-
1eie 51aF&m HokA. taAes5o.1 IT,
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ROMANCE AND REALITIES OF sOLDIERLEE!
Comprising the thrilling edyenturea narrow escaues
ana hefoiG deeds performed by brave soldiers e-
gaged u ne present war THIS work Is published IN
most thrilling And spicy books published Nailed on
and get Circular. q EtANbON Srent
Post Office Boz +422 dei6T15x1n.
, 1862-12-30

Ms. FaEHoNr's BooK.---The "story qf the
Guard " BY Mrs. Jessie Fremont, Ia just received
by HcNa1ly 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street,
, 1862-12-30

heartfelt thanks fot the beautiful watch prescuted
t9 hl% On Christmas evening st the Festival nd
friends Of the Church. and SABBATH School, He
sincerely hopes that this token Of their lore and
the ties Of christian aection that already exists
between pastor and peopls.
HuDsoK's UNmyA11KD TOOTH PAs7R pleases the
Dealers, Dentists and the people. Try It, Sold By
5:H- Reed b Co, Blisa d Sharp, and Hitchcock.
Mrs. :FRxxosr's BooK.--The astory Of the
Guard" by Mrs. Jessie Fremont, ia just received
BY HeNally 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street.
AZ Diary snd ONCE journals for 1858; also the
"Household Expense Book, p very convenienta,-
dcle for housekeepers; Ut MeNally & Co.'S, no. 81
Dearborn street. So.
J.J. Dehan, the elegant Gard Writer and penman.
sends his cards to any place in Illinois on receipt Of
price. Wedding cards, $500 per pack; New Year's
cal cards. 500: Money sent at his zisk. Cards
sent by Eetum mail. Get your cards at once.~
dea7-8t :
Go TO TIE BksT-(3o TO BRYANT h S1RArror's
cHcAao con1Rc7cI Co111aE, to get thorough
business edueation-
IF Go to Bzaeketts for Pure home Made Can
dies, - Clark street, opposite the Sherman Honse,
and 1o7 Clark street, in the Methodist Church
Block decaa.ot
II 9a Dearborn and 1so South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyeine
md cleaning hd1es and gentlemen'e clothing.
Cook d AeLain, proprletors. :,
- Can Cards for New Years.. Kldder's Ex
eelsior. onlee at Sherman House. Ladies' call in
, 1862-12-30

w ANTED.-To Photographers.
Wanted By au nPKE1RzuED Photographer. 4
hs1saan94 ot wonld Invest some money With good
Ohio. 1'~'" eauit ieSs Ns4s ~
, 1862-12-30

'WHAr KHp or 1cu ARE You Usno-A
;=5e Sss= !; !. - drn 10 this city cut leo in the
North Branch neaf Dt1aaon stfeet So 1isaz
vas It aud so oyerpoacsing the stencil, thai
the -cuetes4 >:.Aardo seyezal occasions vera
Obliged to quit work Tbs Ice wan peddlod
out in this city to cons1mers. This ia an nc
tuA 3act and en- be proved.
, 1862-12-30

IF Go to BrAekett's for Pure Home Made Can
dies, 30 Clark street, opposite the Sherman Honse,
and 1N Clark street, in the Methodist Church
Block. decaa.ot
, 1862-12-30

TAKEN ;UP-On the 9th instant;
tn he GA Cemetery. tbres Cows, which theoxner
e h5asa 10 PayinS g e. seasKs s9f IL e
y ;sS sefta ny MsAs M 1treet, north d North aIenps-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
CANADA

We notice that our Canadian neighbors are
relieved at the disappearance of the war
clouds that hung over them. We confess to
feeling Of relief also. We had begun to
think that it might be advisable for US to go
into Montreal before long and foreclose the
mortgage held by the Atlantic and st. Law
renee Railroad on the Grand Trunk for
we did not suppose the Crank Trunk Stock
would be worth much in event Of war In
fact it would have been the ruin OF the tinan-
ces Of that company. And then too we did
not want to lose our friends in Canada 1t is
all nonsense for ncighhors to 60 quafroliug
and killing each other for two such beggarly
rebels as Mason and Sldell If England did
not think so, we did, and we congratulate
our Canadian friends that the forbeatance and
wisdom Of our government permits us to live
in peace together, in spite of the unnecessary
dudgeon and bravado Of their Transatlantic
MOTHER. BY and by, when Canada gets
big enough 20 make her own Governors. and
not depend upon England for her principles,
htt sentiments hct "PtHioh9f H0i vlilDul9 au"
troops to defend her, and becomes unwilling
to submit to be thrown into the fire, when
ever the arstocrats Of Britain want to break
the power Of Free Republic, we shall have
litHe closer alliance, and Maine, Vermont
and New York will not go TO war with Cana
da, or Canada with them, just because Eng
land loves 90 bully and crowd a nation wher
it has its hands full, or prefers to fight for an
imagined insult to her flag, rather than diplo-
Matte. We incline to the opinion that the i'm
terests of Canada are more identical with ours
than with England, and if war with England
is TO involve Canada it would be as lratricda
a. a war between Vermont and New York
Let us congratulate each other on the pacif,
result
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
LITERARY NOTICES.

The SOUTHERN REBELLION AND rHE WAR
FOR rHE UNION. A history Of the rise and
progress of the rebellion. and consecutive
narrative of events and incidents from the
first stages Of the treason against the Re-
public, down to the close Of the conflict
New York Fred'k Gerhard, general ag't.
The 17lh number Of this very interesting
and valuable weekly edition Of the history Of
the present rebellion is before us. II closes
the fret volume Of the work, and contains IL
tie, preface, table of contents and general re-
ference index for the volume. 1t also COM
mences volume two with the Inauguration Of
Abraham Lincoln as President. Complete
copies of Vol the first seventeen weekly
numbers--comprisng volume Of $50 pages,
in large Syo, beautifully printed with catch
notes, and giving the most concise and accu-
rate history Of the rebellion up to the inaugu-
ration Of President Lincoln yet published,
nicely bound in muslin, can now be had Of
the agent at New York for 81. Those wish
ing copies of the work, by leaving their or
ders with us can be supplied at the publish
er's cash price.
This is work Of the highest merit, and
fully sustans the many encomiums that have
been bestowed upon it, and should be in eve
~ loyal family for present information and fu-
ture reference. The Louisville journal OF
Oct s, 1861, says oft:
"Itis work of the highest merit. ln fllaess. come
pleicncss accuracy aud logical as wen a., chtohooEca
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
Nrm Advertisements.

$. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
\ . AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS
10 NevctHnfs Manufacturer IareH'1rs. and 20 those
toshig 10 f1rrIrd G00df and Pdetqgss 10 The CaHDs
Qf che tqi0p MAtary atoms and Narai Posts Of The
Toast and GHf,
Having scclrpd e.re, al privileges for visiting the De
partueuf- both of the and navy for the purposes
OF Introducing aud selling % the Departments, Military
otlrekccprrs. Commits .ares Quarcrmastets suffers,
Officers aud Soldiers, Navy Agents, aud Paymasers Of
The Navy, a articles required for Che use. convenience
comfort and necessity both OF The army and navy,
~ 800 ~ H. H. 1atit.ed Ageney, Camp snd
locaied n the City Of Washington.
ndcr this organization, entirely pete aud extend
ing through all the Departments both NJ the army and
Navy offer 10 Merchants Manufacturers aud Invent
tors unequned facilities in saving OF time readiness Of
sale and the many expenses unavoidable through the
usual channels NJ sale To the Departments Military Sta
lions ana Naval Posts
Those wishing 10 avail themso Ives Of the advantages
OF this thorough, organized system " agency do
h' forwarding samples OF their goods address by
Express, and prices, explanations, sc. by letter.
Goods and ackages for the Camps aud Naval Posts
sent Co our will De prompt delivered Letters Of
inquiry Will meet With prompt attention.
All Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, " whatever ma
nre ordered hy this Agency will be paid for on deiye
~.
1TGood agents. well referred ioiih small means can
hnd profitable employment ia this Organization. A lev
arc wanted
Orricr No on PENN AVENUE Opposite VIII
lard's lIoteD WASHINGTON.
RErEbENCEs;
Geo. Law, y. York, Senator Wilson, Boston,
Moses IL Gdncll Adams Express Co.
Shcau Brothers. Phfa
Adams Expires. Riggs Co (BankersJ wash
Efastls Corning Albany, ingtOu
A'essnder cammiug. Philadelphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
DEATHS.

In M,utptlitf December 30, NabbJ Freeman, aged
50 relist Of Isaac Freeman, native Of Hartford Mass
Printers Ia Northampton will please notice.
In Plainfeld Jan, Mr. Abram Mann, aged 80 years,
tn Barre, Jan &, Ellen Almcra, daughter OF Ftder-
lex and Rehecca penniman, aged 10 years
In ST Johnthury Dec 3d. John Beanan, aged 80.
la Lyndon, Dec 2S Lydia c., wife Of Abel Carpenter,
aged ~
In West Concord, Dec 80 Mr,. Lucy Wheeler, widow
Of the late John Wheeler aged So
In Menomonie, Wis, Dec. oh, George Stearns for
merly Of Chelsea, VT, aged AZ.
In IIydepark, the 25h ult, Hannah klzabsth,
daughter OF Edmund rowlc aged II years.
Ia Hydepark, the lst lust, Of diptheIia, Flora
daughter Of William and Jane sparrow, aged years and
siA months.
In Hyde Park Dee. 25th, Of dpthhers, Charles
Francis aged years. and Caranoe Fay aged is months
both sons Of Francis NJ. and Fidelia A. Loyeland.
Near Kewanee H., at the residence ~ her son, Ly.
man l. Dana, Dec. Is. Mrs David Dana, formerly o;
Peaehsu, VI, aged 70 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

MEDICAL DIsoovERY.-lt is an alarming
fact that nearly, or quite one-hali Of the sick
ness Of children is caused by the Pin Worm.
Medical authority substantiates this assertion;
and the best medical skill had faxed, thus
far, To discover safe and sure femedy.-
Within year past, DR.. f. q, Goulds Pin
Worm Syrup has been introduced into this
city, and we are assured that in every instance
where it has been administered, it has not
failed to expel from the system these distress
ing pests. Children afflicted with them, who
could find no relief, have been restored to
health by the use Of this Syrup. 1t is com
posed entirely of vegetable compound, and
is always safe. 1t acts as cathartic, and,
when physic is required, for children especial
ly, it is a most valuable medicine. One-half
the sickness among children can be avoided
by using this Syrup.-Eveaing Courier, Port
land
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

THE BrRNstpE ENPEDfrioN.-The For
tress Monroe correspondent Of the New York
Times says that a number Of gunboats con
nccted with Gen. Burnsides expedition have
arrived at the Fort and gone again, but where
he does not say. A steamer, with commissa-
ry stores also arrived more than week ago
and departed again in the night. and in a few
days returned again, having discharged her
cargo The whole expedition was expected
to rendezvous there very soon There IS
much speculation as TO the destination Of ihe
fleet but as yet nothing defnie is known
concerning it, The rebels are in gress trbu-
lation. Gen Magrauder at yorktown, and
Gen Hugar at Norfolk are both expecting
an attack, and according to reports max
ing all preparations TO run. Magraader's
force numbers some 10000 to 10000. but
great dissatisfaction exists owing 10 their be-
ing badly clothed, poorly fed and quNnrcd,
and NOT Maid The same - trne ~ ne c4rnn
at Norfolk. We hope TO hear from General
Burnside from some other port than Alnapo-
lis before this week Closes and that he de-
parture Of his fleet is signal for general
movement, and grand blow against the re-
bellion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
Marriages.

la Barre Jan l, by Rev r. Irwin Carpenter. l. New
ton Camp NJ principal Of Burlington High School.
and Miss Flora NJ Carpenter, daughter Of Col. Carlos
Carpenter OF Barre.
Jan ls at the residence Of the bride, by Rev Lyman
Bartlett, Mt Frank J.. Calkns Of Waterbury Centre
and Miss kdviua L. Morris Of Morrisyille.
In Bethel Jan. |, Mr. Abel l.. Heath and Miss Nellie
NJ, kimball both of CoTinth.
IN liydepark, Jan l. Orlen S. Spauldng and Orrilla
Milard all OF II. Also l. H. Archer Of Plymouth and
Miss Er,illa NJ Gilbert OF Morristowu.
In Windsor Dec. 10Th. by Rev. 4. II. Byington, Mr..
orys Dodge and Miss Sophia Jordan both Of PlanAed,
y. H.
In Washington Jan l. Edward p Barron Of Barre
and Miss Conclia Wilson Of Orange.
In Danyie, January LIST, Mr.. Henry t. Wilcox Of St.
John,hury and Miss Martha l. Burdick Of Danvle.
Ia South kayaliou, January 9th, by Rev O. Is. Drake
Mr. c. Oscar Blake OF Nit ~ and Miss Loea Ellsworth
NJ South Royalton
In West Concord Dec. 81, Mr. Dan G. May and Miss
Ellen Tabor.
la Brandon, Jan. /, by Rev DR.. G. A, Thomas, Mr..
WIN. II Dubois Of Boston and Miss Anne H., daughter
Of the late Myton ], Gilbert Of Brandon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

THE INTENTIONS OF ENGLAND.
We shall not be able to determine these
with any degree Of certainty till we learn how
the surrender of the rebel ambassadors is re-
ceiyod. 1t would seem that the war party in
England has made the best possible use o
their capture to excite and inAamo the mass
Of the people and to drive the Government
into hosulities. 1t is a matter of some doubt
whether that frenzy can be bid down as easily
w it has been raised It is very clear that a
large and influential party there is in favor Of
WAT with or without cause, for the purpose Of
affecting the breaking up Of this Government
and the fulfllment Of their long continued
prophecy in respect to free institutions, and
also to cripple the maratime power OF the
United States, so that it shall not be able fol-
century to contest the supremacy of Eng
land on the seas 1t is not likely that this
party will give up their design now. They
will be enraged and mortified, but will per.
sist in their course. They did not care for
Mason and Slidell, and they will be hardly
willing to take them in place of what they &C.
tually wanted. We must confess that our
faith in the Government and in the people OF
Eng land is greatly diminished, and we shall
LOOK for return advices with much solicitude.
We shall then know whether reclamation in
this Government was hypocritical jealousy
for the honor of her flag, or honest and sin.
cere, But whatever may be her intention,
oar Government Will be inexcusable and will
deserve the reprobalion of all, if it is not in
Vsnt and unceasing in its preparation to give
ne British Lion, or any other Lion, very
warm and brilliant reception.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
FROM KENTUCKY.

" nave oeen waiting Pa'e"''y 'o' Tue ias'
week or '"o' eacn gay expecting on 'he cfeu-
IL OIL 'ne 'eIeB'apn'o reports 20 announce Il
uiea' "A''e IN Nen'u'Ny' ana Oh course as
we nave Oee" asSD''u "o''u oe 'ne ''ae' .n"'
luo reoefa' troops are '''oi'ouS' Do'
no such oa'ue mas YET come on anu from va
rlous sources we learn that an advance even
il NOT c.,ttor,tIsteJ cor az fss.t f,.o ,yeeL. 70
come. The correspondent of the Cincinnati
~ .u ~
. bo-titt writes from LOulsNlllc, Jan. 4, as lul-
lows:
..,, ,..,t ..-..., .....-i ,, .; .;.t 80. -
,.0nn nl'' ""a Ecu W. W.. a' ~ 3l,'l
".u tn ~ 'g -@.t 1891 cl ~, SN ~. "a
WIN "l P'I, pt'., A'' .D.', N.'lu,l ~ Wv ". Nv
l'.N .l' 'l'.- D-...'I
"- N.- - ''l-'- 7
l'N ~ i I,i, t ~
. % u t H. % III a. t ,t r I W. '}
,,. ~ t.,'. -. go, . r., 70 b.. b. 80 "
.t -. W.. I'M b.. -. --..-t
@ ~ .i ,i' - i ~, y 80,
60 .' t. t ~ M
I ,.. 49, a. III .H' i..,tt s
,ii I IA 80. g., ti rs -, - '''' D
AID Fa.uy nI, rom. st Grcer Riy.r ros,i,r and
i"' -"-''l ' IVY @ ~ W " 30.
Green 10 NEE, he enemy w. e they are they are in
e, ea.c, a"N"''a procurement OF not knowing 'he
SedoqsIy there are bu, two ways in which fight on
up and attack the enemy or the enemy must move down
an" Ai''i 81, ,l,,,-o will .i-clv saw M.
reasons fog stating 'hs' il is an absolute certainty hat
toward Bowling Green IS Intended for at sas, weeks
come
N'''e'o"' 'ue 1'''9s " 'he pos-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
LA IL G - Il r r. MIU NJ =.

TO OUR FRIENDS.
Hitherto, we have never offered any a premium
ior helping 60 extend the circulation o THE TRIBuNE.
have printed the cheapest newspaper, considering
the outlay hy which Produced that issued
90 any country selling IL for little more than the cost Of
the white paper have employed no agents 20
for subscribers. and have allowed compensation be-
yund copy NJ plperl any Of the thousands Of
generous friends who have annually taken that the
number of copies Of several issues circulated in their
respective ncigborhoods should be al least maintained
and II possible increased We have been sparing even
Of verbal thanks these friends, but have the less
realized the fulness " obligation for their earnest
unseh,h, pansiaking persistent efforts
We propose for the present season only-in view Of
the madness Of the times and the fact that
ahcd 90 buy white paper somewhat cheaper than we have
hitherto done, hope TO do after the close Of the
War-to make some small Observation-Disclosures so
much rccompcuse slight tesumonal-to those
friends who shall TT 10 exert themselves 70 obtain
subscriptions whether original renewals) TO our
Weekly aud Semi Weekly editions We do not know
that could offer anything of similar value more gen
erly acceptable and useful than Gold Pen n the hes,
quality and finish We propose, therefore Tn forward 70
each pecson Who during the two months ensuing, shall
send MS subscriptions and payments for THE TRIBUNE
as gllpWs