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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
BEDSTEADS.

BEDSTEADS.
w which the Gold Medal was awarded a, III. Far az
American Institute ia 1859. Warehouse, II GOLD STREET,
ARA semen having been eer-petsd Tor the
above Bedeads the most extensive scale the
srs over every OTHER now in he market An nsveetioa will
show that the thrse great dedesia Of economy, Durability
Such the facility with which these hedsesds put up
or ,sss dowy that QUE minute will suffice either
screws nsts Se) renders almost impossible COR them
The attention Of Hotel Keepers aud Southern Mereh n,s ia
particularly invited they viii BE- enabled TO choose from
u, ,es stock in the city aud effects saving Of from
- j. DOUGLAS, Ag.n,
New York. Oct 81, 1910. MS SIN dy Swy'
INrog ANT To MARRIED FEMALEs-MADANE
L RES TELLS PnEvENTivG rOWDERs.-These in
but franes Ia particular inr upwards Il Thirty years
a. ~ thousands IN tbs eautry being the only mild, safe
Alto rapid Increase II fsmiy
Madsse He,tsh well kuowp, Cor thirty years re
Of Ss sSJ . sm so,s S ~ G
experience and oppstgnss she attained that celebrity II
~. Frame which her medicine. nJw stand sr
vailed we'll this country in Euroie lie, sequaintspc.
her /, arrive al ledge primary causes Of FINALE
,ut,sposons-esp ei.y Of m1red in 1905
Their sdop-s has the preserving not on IN.
hea IN, but the life Of Affect nate wife and
The advertiser feeling the Importance OF this and es.
tatng the vast ben. resulting 10 Thousands By their adop-
all that they hold dear eonjerstop il no,
wse ous to prevent evils TO which subject, BY
sosst, siriSous and enlightened mind vail wrlesst,sy an
in the Alternative THIS al that Madame Resi.ll
ss1 81 With 5 sss psur dreeon
b. rwsrd w mail to part &C the United states
REsTEIL' tsIale fsyssisa Principal ofe., rs Grssn
wich st. Ne~ Yesk o,e hours from A. ". toTP.M Phi.
E@s,x street d. i'm dLst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

PLASrr MrScURr.-This brilliant planet, which
IL near the sun as te be rarely seen, 10 new vis
BILE. A correspondent of Hills Patriot says that IL
rises in the same part Of the horizon as the ssB,
about a, hour and a half before IL. Ga Thursday
morning last, IL in conjunction with the planet
Jupiter ]; may be distinguished from Jupiter by
beng nearest the sun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
rro FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH. DR. wAF

ITO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH..Dr WARD,
3 Chambers street eonh-e- his practice TO the treatm mt
G diseases N Women aad Children, and operates for Squin
ing and Club Eeet wira entire SUGGEST
Or WARDS method OF treating Suppression. irregnarity,
weakness whites barrenness female abs ruetons and ali
where nature as stopped from ~haeve
such as TO require but short time to feet cure.
Persons from distance consult DR.. Wnrd by letter,
paid but married ladies aboriog under
natural must consult the Doctor personally
RAJ results might follow the taking some Of his remedies
Office hours from to ~ A. NJ, and from 2. NJ dir
CODA ASfI-l3 suitable for Soap Boilers sale BY
- DIS pENsSE " BROOKS 81 Liberty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
NEWT q HENT biSSiiITAiN AND iREiANp. '0'i
~ A, 80 ~

W,skly Infereeurss nth Engi0na Irslani ScoiIand
and Wales
THE SUBSCRIBERS, IA Announcing their srraT cement.
r the Of is appear before their extended
friends with setmess Of Sincere respect the support
have celvci for many years past they at the time call
tc attention Of such IL their trends having rel
neeons in Great Brit lrelaud, who may be anxious
desrcU TO sens for them, they DO and at all times be
we'll nodac IN superior Packet Ships, sailing weekly
gu arity al dispatch united with attention
laon Hemtsnees thsir Drafts aud Letters Of Credit
the Royal Bank Of Ireland paid chit free Of discount
charge in every province and county, besides tie inland
towns answering The stge Bank Of ireland pote
convenience only known by this Est sbishment
Those desrous ofhying Drafts Bills OF Exchange ON the
aforementioned places be weekly accommodated with
large suit the eonvepenee Of Purchasers the
they forward Nv The regular Packets sailing from
by express Great Western Snip, the Pr, sent and r
tsh Queen by paying IS cents for every single letter.
fNGLsypEI gland generally ,nlsna towns and counties
payable At the banking House Of Prescott GTote, and
Go London and its ysrious branches.
ScorlsNp-Scotand generally nlsnd towns and unties
payable at the COmmefcal Bank asd i've VARIOUS branches
IpELASplrcaad generally ia towns and counties able
at the Royal Bank ofIsl and and its various branches
WaLrs IsLE MsS-Wsles generally, iriand towns
and counties payable at the South Wales District Bank and
Its vatiOas branches.
On LONDON, Prescott, Grete, Amss n Co. Bankers.
DUBLIN Royal Bsnk Of audit vsrtf brtne.,s
LIVERPOOL, Hsyworths Bank do a.
" SCOTLAND, Commercial BANK, a. g..
Apply or address by letter postpaid 70
ROCHE' BROTHERS. CO. g. South e. \. Y
" B. The public will sease take notice Oh 4 yer House
IN this city, draws DraNs the Royal Bank Of ireland
but ROC IN, BROTHERS co. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
MECHANICAL LAMPS.

~ A DIACON has e.eived by recent arrivals from
\ his e,tablshmeat at Paris an elegant assortutn ut
OF his patent Mechanical Lamps, Of new aud beau-
w. ul patterns
% To those who have ased them no explanation Of
taeir me 10 necessary. as he believes they ha,e
M oi sains since they intr 'duced IA this country
XII BY him, (sbout three years since.)
WI They are adapted to Hstes Churches, and all
"a p bile buildings well as fer the drawing
@ The annexed article in relation to them is from the
- New York ines and Lvsniag Star ;4th Nov. =
In remarks the other day reiaio, to the New York
Society Library mentioned that the well light
land Should ated by Mr. A. Discons patent
zeal Lamps AZ Is alec the Asor House Tey truly eie
Of light particularly for drawing reading &C.
fer which purposes they generally used all eeg
oshnents In far where steady, uniform light, a produ
We have they will entirely take the place Of the
common astral and other lamps from which only about
third the leh produced with the Of oil
sirsble."
as i'm. A. DlACoN, IS Maiden lane.
THREE DOLLAR HATs-rHREt pOLLAk
AHATs-Jpst finished the moot sple.dd a7tee ever Of
@ed 10 the public Elegant short oleskin Hats the
Ayprice Of So Ase article at 81 so, eQu, durability
s@ 70 GROWN Praeses Halter ,.s canal.
n FURs, FURs, HATS AND CArs.-The subscriber
- has hand full and complete of the above
Genet Mu Ladies Fur Boss, Cspes ard Ruf Gsnemans
buffalo Robes, &C. NC Also general assortment Of Far
Trmmng, among his aso'men are some Of the largest and
Aso large assortment of MoesLn, Silk aud Beaver Hats
at the follow ing ertren ely Low PRICES, viz:
six silk Hats x.a5ran;sd On Fur Bodies, at sass
Fine Nstra Fur Hats, at . % and
A.o,s choice rsrsy IF chareDs' Velvet Caps, Gentle
az c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
GREEK AROMATIC WASH.

MCNs, J; D.. LA ROSES. celebrated Greek Aromatic
" Wash for cleansing the hair, entirely the
drill I'M the scalp curing the
head may be liable to- positively the hair oa f
ling oh 1t will also give immediate reefo headache
fg dessrpYn Of the wash accompanies each bo- Doc
tor Mhau 1888 adway the pnciI for the sale Of
the Greek Aromatic Wash. II is also for sac At WIS., Lows
43a Gr.enwich ST. at Doctor Symes SO and 800 Bower
VIM WatsoB, Apsthecari~s Hail. SO Catharpe st. and most
the respectable Drug Stores in the city. It,
al 49, Fulton street Brooklyn, where all orders
dressed (post paid.) disln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

Azax7 KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
sc4<Sn9THAT OLD BOSS RICHARDS'S Bost and
Shoe at No 40 Canal street. door
below Greenwich and at No. Bowery, Doyer sree
contains real genuine Boots ard Shoes adapted to the
han other half dozen the city while his
prices cent es- Only trial Is requisite
the advantages thes, establishments other
America where be J. I. BUCKS Patent Spring
Cnmping Machine.
~ d. An rips mended gratis d. ln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

"A FALL FASHION.
- BROWN Il CO., quality and price Hat Store
l15 Chatham OF Mott
fashionable Hat fer the To- fixed rrce three dollars These
got sy far amy sold the
and oil sales being for cash
charg,ng coed eu.ons. for osies incurred BY the bad
srs VIII be richly rewarded in the quail Of The Hat for
their trouble in procuring one. ms sm.
a The OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
kA-THEODORE CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl
Streets after many of experiences bssness and after
,eated uatirng efforts attain the object confidently
belle that he has At length succeeded
article which cannot fA to win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble 10 examine II.
This article to which oe attention Of the public is
pesialy invited 10 Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty
siraby and comfort eanne be sopasse! IA the city Of
he sl.o keeps hand Err Hat Of superior
dat ysars pest has given TO Numerous customers the most
nmsef makes for him to that he sells for ash
he losses sustained from bad will be
aid BY good snes Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
old established stand where the asking pce always the
~ilinr rice nj tiais
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
Haste, haste, haste, o the Fancy Store,
al 10 the-number. pray mark
=. u. LaLgdon, is the came DER The door,
Ifyou can't come BY day, Gene after dark.

.
+. c. Lagoon, is The came DER The door,
Ifyou can't Come by day, Gene after dark.
CHRISTMAS TOYS AID FANCY GOODS.
,ur tFsmliy store, tal Broadway, New York;
HE Stock now offered to he aitentin Of purcht wi
SEM %Ds' decidedly sidss s EAM "? sToE VII.
Al Gpnli : hs,isg for their object ECONOMY aud VA.
h 'as "a by ss 'ns,eTS.f to s and
yarisies and Fancy Goods among which viii b. found
Game Boxes Wax, Kid and yoinfed ID lis
Gr,ees,-f eal..r DO Dolls Hells-Baby Dolls
Cosmo-a n,as--Shows yongIeurs-Trdmpets
.s@; Boxes Mossss srd. sni ors,
PeiDng Presses Eurn, ure-Kitehsus
Guss, swords Bows auI Arrows Deifsna China Sets, sc.
amen T. Ola e. 'iEASGo6TT y" A sroaI yay,
dts sodtm' third door from Canal street
ALBERs CORN No. 50 Excl. nge Pla. up stairs
ts arrivals have received fan assortment OF Ger
vevets--t igIred aud plar, for Merchant Tsilors.
Of different widths and super English 81
Lustrings-itiian and limitations, Of assorted widths
Crayas- Allan Isfies Gros grain and limitations, % TO
4oinch Roma5 s, and variety II figured cray ate
Ha'i,rs II sh-Mo'eskn and long nap, Hat Bands and
LaeSs-Thrssd and Edngs, very rich assortment; also
vesings-A variety Of plain and figured saiins and Silks
Riobons VaHeta and o' rted cases, No 1t to
els, Velvet Ribbons, black and oolored.
shasl.-A variety ofSiik, aud sill and Cotton
Boot Cards--A few cases No. 4aad S.
andng., Eriases, &c &c. $40 am.
WORMS. WORMS, WORMs-A. GILBERT's justly
celebrated Vermilgs Worm Tea purely vegetsb
THIS medicine has in al cases where il has had sr trial.
weeks, regain tir entire health sold sges
at T. T. Hibbsri's Drug and Chemical Store, 2ss Bowery-
so for sale Poi erzed Sage and Shaker Herbs Roots and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

- WIN. BROWNS fashion ,ble Hat and Cap Store, i7s
nathsa, opposite Roosevelt sreeA large
Cloth and fancy Caps, admired; La
Dies riding Haas, style Tenev.l sssrtmen of Fur,
which OF the largest aud finest Lynn Mus for
ta e yery low p6 Ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

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JAMES 0RDON BEN EFT,
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of the HERALD both in town and country, makes it
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WEEKLY HsR.LD-issued every Saturday morning, at
ne eoiock price cents per copy Furnished to coun
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

alTISH AND AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
BRITISH QUEEN AND PRESIDENT
sEsE21ED These Steam Ships are inteaded to run
[T61XkAreguar.y between this port, London and
- ssss3aaasA8 Liverpool, as foilows:-
NEWYoNK TO LONDON
TIE BRITISH QUEEN 9r zos tons and 500 horse power
isut. Richard Roberts, n. N. commander. Will sail
II From Londsn. From New York.
LIST November. LIST december.
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
II >L24Ey0 The PRESIDENT Of 1856 tons, and sos
GlENE horse power, NJ. NJ Keane, commander, will
II From Liverpool From New York.
II lst October, 2d November,
II list December, LIST JaanarJ, lo4l.
y,e rate Of passage the Main Saloon $3.50, all other
$780, saloon, $780, exclusive of wRes, which
III be furnished on call at reasonable rates.
Stewards fees Sc &C.
III. British Qaeen will take 900 tons cargo.
The Preside At will take 1880 tons cargo.
Plans of tAe accommodations OF both ships be
be Ageats ofhse.
W.lDSWORTH < SMITH,
ou 4Jones lane, rear of 100 Front street
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-22

FINIIlS PAPER is published weekly, by CYRIL
Il G. CADY, at SO in advance, or al at the end
ofthe year. No paper will be discontinued but at
the option of the Editor until all arrcarages are paid
and failure to give notice of a wish to discon.
tinue will be considered new engagement
Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less for
the first insertion, and fifty cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
For one square II months twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising by The year, to
the amount of fifty dollars and upwards will be en-
titled to deduction of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is order
ed without the number of insertions being specified
it will be inserted, lin the discretion of the proprc
tori until forbid, and charged for accordingly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as all
orders for ob-work, must be accompanied with the
cash, reference to some responsible and con.
venient acquaintance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
NEW BANK OF MoNrpEL1ER.

Al large and respectable meeting of The citizens
of Montpelier and vicinity without distinction o,
party holden at be Village Hotel on The sOh day Of
January 1910, Hon J. Looms called to the chair
and LYMAN BRIGes chosen secretary. Alter the oh.
cct Of the meeting had been stated by the chair, h
committee was appointed consisting Of DASIEL BAL
pwlN, GEO. b. Man En- and II N. BArLies, 10 d ait
reso!uIionswho reported the following, which, after
remarks from several gentlemen, were unanlmou ~
adopted viz.
Resolved, That the deprivation Of all bankir priv
ileges ia the county VI Washington Tor The year 10
come, IS event strongly 10 he Deprecated by every
man Of bui ness IN the county and that in our oPn
ion such Gepr vation at the pre- ont crisis will be The
moro severely teIl by The sce.sary enlightenment
ho debt due he present BANK TO cif'ct winch, AID
transact ordinary business, must necessarily rem
der us dependent Tor banking accommodations upon
the institutions OF ncghbonng counties, already per-
hnps largely drawn upon by their own customers thus
restricting and detangng our business opuratinns ic
| an rxtpni hilh"ttO unknown amonGus.
Resolved. Thai as citizens Oi WI ,hingion county
crpy interested IN her prosperity aud success, ant
by our p"cuniary investments intimately connect {
with her agr cultural. mechanical aud eomnercls
welfare wc d" not feel wiling 10 deny ourselves al
banking privileges until wc have used all ptope
mcans IN nnr unw'r To- obtain them.
Resolved, That cnrdillly unit, wihon' distinc
'ioa OF party in encouraging the Establishment OF
biuk annng under the charter obtained al the las
session the General Assembly, in The confident eS
prcta'ion that, whatever ia The present bill may b
loun" detrimental TO The success d the bank, or Il
the interests OF community, will be remoVcd and re
! pealed NJ The next se'siDn of the legislature.
| Rc-olYed, Thar we approve cf the proSci OF d4
'rbutng ;ha stock pRupoRT tnNALLr among tie sever
II towns Of the county aud tia, we invite he citizen
Of the roUny generally 10 lake an interest in havin
| Il dis Tbnlcd.
WIT d, that the proceedings of this me't's he pub
shed in all the papers dispos to publsl, tie same.
Voted, 10 adloA'n Sithou day.
; LOOMS, Ch2iruna
| L. BRfeG.. SECRETARY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, IS. In
District on the 2lst day Of January, a. d. 1870
WILLIAM X. TUCKER, administrator the
estate of Samuel Tucker, late Of Mortified, in said
district deceased makes application to said court to
extend the time heretofore allowed him 10 pay the
debts due from said estate and settle his adminrttsS
lion account, until sonc future doy--Whercupon, Il
ordered by said that ssid application he heard
At the probate office in Montpelier, on the th day Of
February & II is further ordered that notice hereof bs
gwen 10 the creditors OF said estate, and to all others
concerned, by publishing The substance OF said sppi-
cation and orders hcreon, IN the Vermont watch
man State Journal printed at Montpelier, al Soast
Two weeks successfully befnrc the time aforesaid Sp-
pointed for the heating Of yaid application. BY the
Cowt, t35-2l j. r. MASrON Register.
ISAAC BALDWGN'S ESTATE.-We tho subscribers
wing been appointed by the Hon rabc Probate Court for
The District Of Orleans commissioners 10 receive
anime and adjust the claims and demands &C ali persons
rnns, the state Of Isaac BALDWIN, late Of Coventry in
said district deceased represented nsOlven and also adv
claims and demands exhibited Offset thereto and six
months from tho day Of the date hereof being, allowed
by said for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend the business Of appoint
nent at the dwelling house Of Reuben Baldwin, in Govern
y in said district on the 27th of February and 30ih day
Of June next at ton o'clock A. M afternoon Of each Of said
days. JOSEPH WlGElNS.
EBENR. VI GRAY, J
afedt u dav NJ Iapuar a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

ir5 Some time since the Patriot noted the N.
Y Herald us mn evidence of dissatisfaction in the
Wing ranks at Harrison nomination. Our neigh
n perfect nondescript politically. However, the
Herald shall answer the Patriot. The following
is taken from letter of the editor Of the Herald,
dated al Washington.
"The President gives no soirees, no entertain
ncnts, but badly cooked dinner occasionally Ia
members of Congress, who cry il up or down
with their politics. lie lives in the most exclu-
sive way for all the world like proud English
lord in his castle. Forsyth, Paulding and Poinset
oil old w,,hercd handles, with more hduiuer than
sense, fern his exclusive companions They n
muse themselves with playing whist and looking
at French prints.
"What n contrast between the life of these
men n, cards, aud General Harrison at the plough
tail! Tie battered dandy" of KindrrIlo,k, II.
though he had lIlst came out of II band hOX-nnd
the " old granny" of Ohio, tending his cattle aud
feeding his poultry
GA few days ago, saw Gen. Duff Green IL
Baltimore SIR said he, M Calhoun, h,
his coalition with Mr.. Van Buren, has lost his mo-
raj influence and in my opinion, Gen. Harrison
will he eected' ! was very much surprised Il
find ouch opinions in such quarter. Mr.. Cal
hotin stands fast To iis ideal state right opinions
viii e tie whole south is changing around him
lie does notI perceive that the ground is stealth!
from under his feet.
From every fact, inference, and opinion
can hear gather, there can he question bu
the Opposition can elect Harrison if they vii
co",e 10 the polls as they did in 1897 ard 81
They have the votes no mistake. MS the returil
Il e last four years will show. The administrative,
here are beginning TO be alarmed at the prospect u
thiuusn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

BRIGHTON MARKET Monday Jan. %.
ron THE b, sToN Patriot.
AT market,-344 Beet cattle 1895 sheep
PRicEs eecl-Fr-I qnalt " So 80 10 75-secoud
I" c 5O--th4rd Alto ) - Brrcllna, 5 10 so.
Cows and G.!ve>--S25 Io35.
Sh ep-Ss,75, }. $50. q, and lot otidc weathcts s.
Swre-Ifh iUvr, f,Osn The :ni,l Giae nj hborhood,
AZ tkc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

Fires FIRES Jan. IL, about one third nj
Wilmington, N. c. was burnt down-l50 bull.
dngs loss near half million. On the ODD ult
l6 buildings were burnt in Bingtampon, N. y
Friday night, last week. the House of MIR Lewis
Mhldlesex, wns destioyed-insured in the Mutual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
DEATHS.

In Warren so'o nlt SOPHIA, wife or MA,ena G-eensllt
aged Al years 10 months.
In WiinSStoNu. llh inst. or lvphns fever Phcbe Mgrs
aged SO She trusted IN e,lyng God and left the world
rrjricins.-[COm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOE

|HNHE Skannatia.. OF the members OF this in5iu
Il log, will commence NJ onday next nn5,aoainuc
tnough Tuesday and Wednesday,; a general alien
dance o. all IN crested IN this institution AVID in the
cause OF education, would be- acceptable. Phe next
tenn opens on 4hnfsdav. Feb. 20.
Mhninninr o. $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

t5-We acknowledge the attention Of Messrs.
Prentss, Phelps, Sade and Fletcher for sundry
congressional documents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

A FARM ia Montpelier, situated on good road,
n about IL miles from the village, containing a.
bout $50 acres ol FIRST rate land, for salo low rs
JAMES II. & GEORGE LkNGDON.
MoninrlIcr Jan ~. 1910. 35.9w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
THE OLD CHEAP TRADER

III AS Pct frcetNcd IA large quaint ty OF tlyron and
Il Young lyon Teas of The first qna'uy at 60
and 67 cts per ppun1-woih from IL 10 IL els per 10
than noy iras fba have been Sid in il,s scini.
" for lll.lis FIVE weeks, ,hihey have bcan recon.
m ndc6 To he as good drank. No mis-
AXE! ISRAEL CUTTING.
Cable, IN 81 ls4os 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

10" W. next week See proceedings of the
Mortified meeting Oil our first page; also the i'm =
portunt documents on the New Jersey case. Let
the old estate rights" democrats look into this last
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03

"WAs NOT THAT THUNDER" This exclama-
ton of Ion, in MIR. Talioud beautiful Tragedy
is said 10 have escaped from Mr.. Van Buren wher
he beard the news Of the Phteburg election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
MARRIAGES..

In Irashn'sh 10 h ut Mr. hsahe Davis OF Albany to
Miss I.oulsn vi Mrdoa,f
In Tunbridyc, 2ls nit. Mr. Samuel II Norris uf Hard
wick to Miss Sarah Ann Fatnunl.
In Hartford l4h MT Perlev c. Jones Esq. of Chelsea
10 Miss Fam 4 Wales, daughter of Hon Geo Wales
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
EBENR. VI CRAY,
Dated this 4,h day Of January a d lS4C
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NOR sale at lowest cash prices, also prime mutton
u for sale, which will be cychnn aed for most kinds
Of country produce, by S. BURBANK. JR. Jan ~