Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-08-28

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"Ned Nevins, the Nowsboy, or Street.-The in Bos-
ton, has been issued and the twentieth thousand is
in the press. Its popularity is unpreced' nted
Though but few months before the public, it has
become a rally cry for the oppressed, and synonym
for reform. story founded on fact it is as eScit
ing as any novel. Agents wishing territory can APP
ply to the author at Rosfo" - Re- o T'.'7sertpt
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DRMoREsr's "l oUNG AM1ncA. Young Amer
lea has really found a representative iu ,ns ou,,n
little periodical which is full Of stories, pictures
puzzles TOYS and fun as any little boy or girl could
desire. Il is, moreover, not only entertaining but
instructive; containing hints and information on al
sorts Of subjects and capital suggestions, introduced
in a way to interest children, and make them follow
up the subject for themselves. Parents will find
it valuable auxiliary 10 their efforts for home
amuscncnts and education. Address w Jennings
Dcmorcst, 473 Broadway, New York.
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More applications to the Legislature fora rail-
road from some place on the West line Of Addison
county to the Rutland q Burlington railroads for a
side track ON the Central road TO Tarbels mill in
Granville; for change Of line between Ferrisburgh
ard panton.
\ tax on Franklin county will be asked to build
anew court house.
The Legislature at its next session, will be asked
to charter a railroad from Bmttlcboro to jamaica
passing up the valley Of West River
Tho Secretary Of State has appointed George W.
Wing Deputy Secretary of State in place OF Rodney
Lund, Esq, who is about to remove 10 Boston.
T. W. Park is the Republican candidate to repre-
sent Bennington again.
There is talk in Addison county of running Hon.
VIM r. Sanford and Col. Ira Clifford for Senators
against the regularly nominated candidates Lucius
T. Smith and John NJ. Dyer. We know not the
reasons, and presume that Messrs Sanford and Gif-
ford will not consent without very strong ones
A farmer in Missouri knows how many hog, he
owns, but he can't tell how many children without
counting.
The Plattsburgh fire was set by an incendiary.
The following is a list of,he prices paid by Mr..
Robert Bonner for his celebrated horses Dexter,
$4,000; Pooahontas $4,000, Auburn Horse, si5-
600; Peerless. $1,000; Flatbu d Maid 5000; Ian
tern, s50Qo Lady Palmer s50ooi total slls,00o.
Mr.. Horauo Ward, a native OF New York, who
recently died in Paris, bequcaths to the National
Soldiers and Sailors Home, at Washington, $780,
600 and the various asylums or homes in the Unit
ed States for orphans made by the late war for the
restoration OF the Union, 500 600.
A New Hampshire farmer says he know, by his
,,,,iooco ,l, IN. manure iron, ee,. hons !,
o,r.c,ii,. s.-od ,,ro,rl, .,,,,,,.d o,, in,;o,,,s
l., ,,lisd 4. nav, rol,,o,lo ,h,r s5o vor,t ~ .,v
IS 49, ,,.... ,,,,, COZ, ne h,,,,t, in ,b, r,,rlo,
Nanota.,ar ON th. I'd am and 5,h Of Son. in
,rhoh ,ro,ninn,. are offered tn ,be amount Of 5000
incluainq nurse of $500. omen to all horses from
ou, 60 Aus,,rios for snesd rnst IN. p,ads an
mr. before August 97tb with the clerk of the assoc
alton, Col John b. Clark Of the Manchester Mir
ror.
The house. barn and entire lot of hay of Elijah +
Carlton of Londonderry were consumed by fire on
the 18th inst Insured for 500
There Is to bea Methodist camp meeting at Rail-
road Grove near the new shops Lyndon, Septem-
Der 9 to a.
The storm of last Sunday evening was very Sc
we're at Ncwbury' Large hail-stones fell plentiful
~ ana beng driven by herce wind did consider
able damage to crops fruit trees shruooery, &c.
'''u'' '''',' 'N'' one 'u'o'"s was u"'oo''u' anu
Az ''''' '''s "''oHs'"s 70 o"e MA" "e'u ul'oo'eu'
On Friday OF last week, widow Buxton Of Top
s''"'' anu ''er son, 'l'All ageu seventeen years
"''' ilu'"s IRON n"'e'Hnl 10 iopshanl' ana "hen
Nrs..,,1 800 r',' - vac 'o"H "
a.. 49,,
a nile of Stone. Mrs Rpxton was very sor;on.l,
Injured. and her son received Injuries from which
he died AT ros, Torsbor, n, Nord.v
The Times saws Burling,on .stand. in the WAY
of the great tidal wave of travep becapso II has M
good hotel, 20 the wave docs NOT subp,ere tho ci,
but runs round il and there is a lack Of water in a
few of the high parts Of the citv
n,
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III, s.,,,e' p''''
10 "'s,I'' ',sueu Ilo'n 'ne u D ra'eht o"ce Aug
~, i9o' n"' W heyholds OF Brandon assignor
- o0ae Co. Oh same place. Tor improved plat
'oi'' s0"'e' Lewis H. spear oil brainIree' Tor I'M
liO''''''"' ~ preserving amman ana vegetable sub
s'''ipe' ah'eua'ed aug TO- 1861
DANIEL flaherty baggage master at the Central
uepo', burlington has hen that lays eggs measur-
lug - 'none' oy ~
Mr. Bodell Is poet and gives you shoes to go it,
anu The fullerions have so much boot work as to
iN4N'4e noie manufacturers