The Daily Journal from Montpelier, Vermont • 3

Col. Philip S. White, one of the speakers JiRED. E. SMITH, APOTHECARY at the meeting in Philadelphia on Friday last, related the following incident But it was objected that if Lincoln was.

Wk elected, no Southern man would take office. DRUGGIST, No. 4 State Street, MONTPELIER, VT. A friend of Mr. Lincoln said, I fear you will be greatly troubled with the replied Mr.

Lincoln, I fear I shall. Of said his friend, on account of their opposition to replied Mr. Lin coln, look at this pile of letters before me. get of the Senate the lame number of newspapers is for each Senator adopted. i The hour having arrived for the meeting of the joint assembly to hear the annual Message of His Excellency, the Governor, the Senate repaired to the hall of the House of of Representatives.

The Senators having resumed their scats, on motion of Senator Hinman, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE. Mr Joseph Hutchins presented his credentials as the member from North Hero, was sworn and took his seat. Remlution. By Mr Allen of Rutland, fixing half past ten o'clock on Tuesday next for the election of a 8enator for the full term of six year adopted.

BUU introduced and referred. By Mr. Miner or Hineaburgh, to repeal seetioni 9 and lt, chap 25, relating to highway taaes to the Committee on priming. By Mr Hall of Grafton, changing the name of Martin Van Burci Holden to Geo Washington Nott also al tering the name of Flora Ella Priest to Flora Ella Gib-son both referred to the General Committee. By Mr Thomas of West Fairlec, relating to the exhibition of circuses, curiosities and living animals and by Mr Pin-gry of Wethersfleld, to amend sec 6 chap 26, relating to the subscription of railroad stock severally referred to the Committee on printing.

Joint Reeolutioni. Joint Resolution from the Senate fixing 2 1-2 o'clock this afternoon for a joint assemhly to reeeivethe annual Executive Message also a joint resolution adopting the joint rules of the last session as the rules for the present session; both adopted in concurrence. At half-past two o'clock the Senate came in and ajomt Amhl was formed to hear the Address of the Govern THE READERS OF WALTON'S DAILY will please remember that PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY AM) HAIR OILS, Combs and Brushes, Tobacco and Cigars, can be found in greatest variety, at FRED. E. SMITH, Druggist's.

1 shall have trouble. 1 hey are all from the South, and are applications for office, in case I should be elected So much for Mr. Lincoln's trouble with the South." An American traveller run a large invoice of valuable cigars into England by putting them in a box, under a ialsc-bottom, with rattlesnakes on top. The customs officials did not wish to investigate. S.W.

pRASS BANDS BRASS BANDS I am now acting agent for the SARATOGA SPRING WATER, FRE8H every week, by bottle or box, at FRED. E. SMITH'S. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS, SMITH'S ANODYNE COUGH DROPS, are known, and warranted the beit remedy in use. 25 cts.

per bottle. FRED. E.SMITH. SOAPS! The choicest kinds for Toilet, Shaving and Family use. FRED.

E. SMITH. History of Montpelier, BY D. P. THOMPSON, or.

The Chair appointed Hon. Benjamin W. Dean and BOSTON AND NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Brass and Silver Instruments. Any one wishing to purchase, will be prnv ided for by me at a less price, and a more thoroughly tested instrument, than they can select themselves if at the manufactory. All orders will receive prompt attention.

Address JAMES RICE, TEACHER OF Military Bands, MONTPELIER, VT. NOW READY And for sale at the Watchman Office. A QONCENTRAT VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Hon. Augustus P.

Hunton a Committee to wait on Mis Excellency the Governor, and inform him that the Joint Assembly was ready to receive his Message. The Committee performed this duty, conducting the Governor elect to the bar of the House, where he received the oath of office from Hon. Levi Underwood, President of the Joint Assembly, and delivered the following Executive Address: See first page. After the delivery of the address the committee re-conducted the Governor to the Executive Chamber, when the joint sssembly was dissolved and the Senate withdrew. Mr Gleed of Morristown moved that th Clerk be directed to procure the printing of one thousand copies of the Governor's message fur the use of the members which was adopt 1.

On motion of Mr Sheldon of Rupert the House auj STATE HOUSES. Thr Wonder of the World A Jrrot Sei-viii" in Vlonv liroacl eWOny timo Essst! Aaitlolo lor liuolcwlmat 1 20 cts. box. (I At FRED. E.

SMITH. Annual Melting at Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1860. The twentv-first Annual Meeting of the Vermont His torical Society, for the choice of Officers, and the transaction of other business, will be holden at the Historical 44. ORNKK STORE.

T. O. Phiimey, i Late l'hinney Mead,) Is now opening, at the COR CIGARS. Choic: Havana, Principe and and Domestic Cigars. LOVERS OF THE WEED will do themselves a favor bv lookins in at FRED.

SMITH'S. Room, in the State House, Montpelier, on 1 uesday, Uct. 16th, 1860. at 2 o'clock, P. It.

At 4 o'clock P. an Address will be delivered by ihe Hon Daniel P. Thompson, of Montpelier, on the Aborigines of Vermont. In the Evening, after the reading of commemorative notices of the members of the Society, and eminent Ver-monters who have died during the year, the annual Address will be pronounced by Prof. Joseph Torrey, of the University of Vermont, on the First Discovery and Oc A pamphlet containing a full description of all the States Houses of Vermont, for sale at this Office.

Price five cents. NEK STORK, The largest and best selected stuck of Watches, Jewelry Silver Ware, GP It will be seen from the following extract from a report of Hon. John Hickman's speech on Mo nday night that his faith was cupation ot Lake (Jliatnplain and a memoir on tne tare and Public Services of the late Consul Jarvis, of Weuth-ershcld, will be read by the Hon. Hampden Cutts, of Hartland. A favorable opportunity will be offered to gentlemen who take an interest iu its objects, to become members uf the Society.

By order of the Managers, GEORGE F. HOUGHTON, Recording Secretary. SILVER PLATED WARE, TEA SETTS, ever ortered in Vermont, and wishes it understood that CASTORS CKE BASKETS he can and will sell any kind of goods in his line SPOONS ,08, KSIVESA eSgtS. firm wsptf, RsMtHah- .,.,1 Frr.wh Fin. "The die ia cast," said he "by this hour to-morrow night we shall have passed the Gold, Cameo, Lava, Fltucntiiii and I 'earl A.

A. MEAD'S. JEWELRY, Sold cheap at ATCHES, PINS, EAH DROPS A HRAVELET8. Silver Spoons. A large stock of Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks, of the FANCY GOODS St.

Albans, Oct. ltvBO. SIT Arrangements have been made with the Railroads for free return tickets. VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Vermont Medical Society will be holden at Montpelier, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.

It; and 17. valuable papers have been promised, and a large meeting is expected. Arrangements will be made with the different railroads for return tickets. P. P1NEO, Sec'y.

E. A. KNIGHT. Pres. I have a large stock, which will be sold low as anv live latest and mostdesirable patterns, aud irf a finish man can do.

Call and see, at A. A. MEAD'S. and price that cannot be beat. 8ILVER SPOONS and FINE GOLD EWKLKY CILVER WARE MANUFACTORY.

All mv Fine Silver Ware is made at mv shop, there fore purchasing of me saves one profit. Wholesale and retail. A. A. MEAD.

Manufactured tu ortL at Short otiee. DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND RUBIES Set in uny styles desired. 1LT Particular attention given to the manufacture oi all kinds of Uadge Pius. ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS neatly executed. Wedding and Visiting Cards engraved on short notice, and in the neatest styles.

Watches aud Jewelry of every kind SIGHT IGHT SIGHT SIGHT CALL AT MEAD'S, Discharges from the ear and PARTIAL DEAFNESS, exclusively and auc-cessfuly treated by Doctor Hartley, late principal of the Kar Institutions of New York and Philadelphia, the only acknowledged aurist in the United States who (generously offers to attend all persons suffering from aff'ctinns of Have vour eyes fitted with t.ioe Patent Ulusses. who the iofe agent for Vermont. Repaired in the beat possible manner, by experienced TIME A IS TIME! "lkmtn 0 PHI JL If you wnat VOur Watches neatly repaired, (not tinkered,) call at BAITS, who keeps the stnniiai'l time. Corner of Main and Stair Strrele, Montprtier. ft.

SILVER WARE. Tea Sets, Cake, Fnrit and Sugar BASKETS, Cups. Goblets, Suoosjs, Forks, Pie, Vish and Fruit KNIVES. Butter Coulera. Rubicon from thence we shall have easy marches to the Capitol to proclaim the liberation of Republicanism from the thraldrom of Oligarchy, and the rule of equal and exact justice to all interests and all sections." The young officeholders at Washington were very aanguine on Tuesday about Pennsylvania but it is said "the old public functionary" and Judge Black had no hope of the State.

They had "been there." Fatal Accident. A horrid accident occurred at Porter's Grist Mill at Centre Rutland on Monday morning last. It seems that Mr. C. P.

Robinson, the head miller, while engaged in oiling a portion of the machinery at the head of one of the main shafts, was "aught by his clothing, and being suddenly drawn opto the ceiling, was instantly crushed to death It la unnecessary to say that this sudden passage of (thus passed from life to death) caused a thrill of horror in the minds of those in the immediate vicinity. We learn that Mr. Robinson bad just entered upon his duty in the above mentioned mill, a the successor of the late Mr. James Graham, and that he leaves a widow and five children to mourn his sudden death. Hut-land Herald.

BP We regret to hear of the death of Mr. Simon Blanchard, of Hampton. Mr. B. was a native of Peacham, Vermont, and had been several years a resident of this county.

He was favorably spoken of as a candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff at the coming election. Mr. B. was a young man of most excellent qualities, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his LOOK HERE Pitchers, Salt Cellars, Spool Holders, a eo- Where can I et my PICTIIRKS FRAMED in the JES best manner und at the lu west pi ices Syrup PHINNEY'8, assoitiuenl al At tht Corner Store. why, go to McDonald I3ERFUMERY.

Labia's, Glenn's, Harri- im r.Mr.nv's fi uvTTriir. son's, and other iaBeiona KX'l RACT8 for the I Handkerchief, olugues, Hair Oils and Fumades, Hair ril IN. NET'S. MKAII UP STATE Ba, SB irbuicn, I Uvea, Spasm, al where you ill tmd the best OMBS BRUSHES. Shell Buck and the ear, without charge, until eured, thereby proving his success unentailed, and protecting the deaf from being swindled by paying tetf-etyitU Aurista exorbitant fees in advance, and the infliction of yet more serious evils, by permitting the application of dangerous remedies by inexperienced and unskillful hands.

Dr. H. may here state that he has no connection whatever with any persons advertising to cure deafness. Neither has he given permission for the publication of a "certificate" purporting to emanate from him, and cannot, therefore, be responsible for any alarming consequences resulting from rashness and desperation. The loss of money mar not be material to some persons, but the deprivation of one of the most important of the senses, ought to be regarded and treated with more than solicitude.

Deafness, noise in the head, and all disagreeable discharges from the car, speedily and permanently removed, without causing the least pain or inconvenience. A cure in all cases gua untied, where malformation does exist. Thirteen yeais' close and undivided attention to this branch of special practice has enabled him to reduce his treatment to such a degree of success ss to find the most confirmed and obstinate case yield by a steady attention to the means prescribed. The following testimonials are submitted with confidence. They will show at least in what estimation his professional qualifications are held by some of the most distinguished medical men of the country.

"I have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley ia practice, anal have been lest to form a favorable opinion of his character, both la profession and is gentleman. W. Paukf. M.

Professor of Suraerv." Ac. CO) Si Side Combs, Kuhber, ind Huffulii Hack and ASSORTMENT OF ROSEWOOD AN Hre.Hiiiif Climbs. Tooth, Nail, 1 1 air and Cloth Brushes, GILT MOULDINGS in the State, and PtaStSS made as th should be at LOW PRICES the best assortment in town, at T. C. PIUXNEY Corner Main and Stale Streeti.

UII.V TI'HLIEH, tf. (CUTLERY. Jonathan Crook's and other celebrated Makers' 1'OCKKl KNIVES, Ivory ttandled Tea, Tible BSW Pssiitl KNIVES also Urge assortment of ami SI! EAUS, at T. C. HHNNKY'S.

Block. 0 I 8 FECIAL "1LOCKS. An excellent assortment in C. KM MAKIU.K. BRONZE, OIL I and Wool) Cases, early departure from this life.

Rock Inland (Illi.) Kraut. 1'HINNEY'S "His professional abilities will be duly appreciated by t.r at Msaa sMBsf State Nts. i muse whu pivr mvwseivcs unaer nis rare. Br den. A.

H. Prescott, President of the John W. Wiutakik, M. American State Council of Mew York, has I torn my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, I have found HEAD OF STATE STREET, Has just received, and now offers for east, the following seaaonable snd desirable anssjej to which tne especial attention of porchssers is invited, tu CARPETH In all varieties, direct from the Manufactures, and uf the uewest seylva.

OIL CARPETS In ail widths, from one to sia yards. dmbiotoprs ft JJ.ittQfliaptjs. i MB ROT PES AM) PHOTOGRAPHS written icticr tu a tusk ne uannui kuou a nis neportment correct and iieiitlemaiir aaary. TaLatmaa Morr. M.

fusion with the Breckenridge men, and shall vote for Lincoln and Hamlin. Gen. Prescott. "It ia a pleasant duty to give say teatiaionv ia favor of the treatment adopted by Dr. Hartley, for the cure of deafness.

The application is unattended by pain or inconvenience, and ita effects almost instaaeons. ROOM PAPERS Erom the best French aad Amen- Rivaling in beauty and durability be productions of I heat City Artista, can n. at any time UiUM can Manufactories, a very fine assortment. CROCKERY, OLASS-WARE, AND TABLE RY A verv liirice assortment of the best ffoods. P.

HaaowAw, Counsellor at Law, 23 Chambers it." DOCT HARTLEY will receive calls at fa. Storrs'. Main Street, Montpelier. each moraine, until the 24th FURXITTRE-ln this department there is an uari-! I LUitj, DAlh MlLliS, of October. dftw vailed stock as to style wd quality, consisting of ever) variety of Furniture for the Parlor, Dining-room and Chamber.

A better assortment uf Chamber setts wa ever offered ia Vermont. FEATHERS. MATTRESSES, SPRIXO BEDS, I PRINTED WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASS-1 (Successor, to S. O. Iletsey.) ELLIS' BLOCK, MONTPELIER, VT.

And also at their Gallcrirs in BURLINGTON AND ST. ALBANS, VT. They keep always on hand every WIDE AWAKES, and all others are invited to look ia at French's, Head of State and examine his stock of CLOTHING ES, Ac, Ac. The above, together with a great variety of other goods, VARIETY OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CaE. will he sold at very low prices.

Purchasers and others are respectfully iavited to call and examine the stock. Montpcuer, Oct. II, 1860. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OVAL GILT FRAMES ail sues, and are prepared to put up any kind ef Pictures in them, and warrant it tn give satisfactioa to their customers. The Public in general, and those wishing to get Hao- it will be remembered, superseded Genersl 8croggs because the latter wit too much of a Republisan.

The extinguisher took fire. The State Treasurer of New York by birth a Pennsylvania German was so elated by the Pennsylvania returns that he predicted they would increase Mr. Lincoln's majority in New York to at least a hundred thousand The World, (Independent) without endorsing this opinion, remarks that it it safe to aay that the Presidential election is virtually decided. iy The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says "The Breckenridge men here are now confidently claiming Teias, Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, Florida and Delaware.

Of other slave States feel lest sore, but think they will get North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. A very pvotninsnr Douglas man here has made a bet of 9100 that Mir. Breckeaaridgs will not get over half of the electoral votes of the slave 8tatet. A very intelligent Breckenridge politician, from the Northwest, who arrived in thit city to-day, states that the Bright party ia Indiana have twpported Mr. Hendricks, bat that on the Presidential vote they will go against Mr.

Panglas.w Borrow, Oct 9. The Steamer Connsoght Hats, Caps, boots, Shoes, 8 FURNISHING GOOD. the beat stock ia town, and are to be sola at few prices for cash. Montpelier, Oct. 10.

1860. 4 ROY CLOTHING, IN COAT, PANTS. KJ TESTS, SPEJCCERS, SJktt as 7' EAR AND nesses in particular, are invited to call and rvasaiae oni as. a apparel tar the Boy's specimens. PLYMOUTH BUCK GLOVES of Draper' saake, both lined and unlined, at FRRSCH'S.

DRS. LiI(. HTHILIj, HAVE REMOVED THE OFFICE OF THEIR MEDICAL INSTITUTE, From No 27 Band Stmt, tu As. II S. Mark Place, NEW YORK, Where they continue to pay eirtuwve attention to the treatment of Deafness, and the diseases of that Bye.

Bar. We have on exhibition, and sale, the best rolleetiesa LARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS or VERMONT SCENERY HATS AND CAPS at a great variety. sad Throat, aad perform the usual oaeratssas appertain i to this rcsal branch of srrrrTV Pa-ieats ssfts) wash tkSt can be fnsntl in tne mate, r.very raver oi tae into i heir Institute ill 1 all the of home, and win have attentioa said to Users. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, such as Cravats. Cellars, Baaaasjssaevo, UsasaraOaa, Gtwvsje of all kJasja, Mittns, asaonaosfs.

Caattrshoia which the nature of their ease demand, brs. LIGHT the ILL art ia pssetssius ef any number of testssaoaiaW. G. DAVIS. Mnatpeher, Tt A.

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