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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-13
MAGNETIC ODONTJCA

vINHE TEETH The TEETa The fact is proved, and
tho ncrodulons and doubling fully convinced
have the evde, from the sale Of boxes of that
incompatible Tooth Preparation tho Odontca within the
year. that the Utopan 6resms of the achymst realized and
remedy discovered for preserving these important and useful
appendages of the human system by the of the Magnetic
Odonca which by its attractive purifying and streng honing
all substances from the teeth and
preserves them in their natural briancy and the gums in
soundness and beauty II is asceitaned fom that
used teeth will decay but remain ill the latest
age man. with the al When they decayed,
progress will be estod and The teeth preserved and
vented uchng-al this has been done ia n multitude Of
instances aud in thousands ocases toohache
that climax of pain has at been eeeualy cured by
popular dent co Amer And in fusion,
where who tho young lady gentleman the ndvdu
al that values beautiful of teeth sound gums and sweet
breath than fy that will DO longer destitute Of
box of DIR Hchcock's Magnetic odonca For sale whole
sd e and retail by BURBaNR, Montpelier VI. 1871 yeo
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM.

CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM.
NO those who have used this Medicine, ii 10 e.
n nough TO soy where it is for sale, but those who
have not used IT are informed that it is a certain and
speedy cure Tor all cases Of Wounds, Sprans, Sores,
Burns, Coughs, Sore Lungs, tho most desperate
Piles, and Rheumatism of all kinds II will prevent
the Toothache, restore torpid and Persisted Limbs.
Frozen Limbs, Stiff Joints, Numbness, &c. and can
DO depended upon to quiet pain and relieve soreness
in all cases.
Hundreds Of certificates from persons of the first
standing in the community, who have tested nd in
ialIby proved its efficacy and who have be-, reley.
ed by its use, could be published but they are deem.
ed unnecessary here, lis own high reputation and its
extensive sale, the most gratifying evidence OF its
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate relief and permanent cure in
cases that have any Of the following symptoms, viz.
burning heat in different parts Of the body palpia.
ton, heat and chile, unnatural thirst headache,
pains in the back and bowels, choc, cholera and
cholera morbus and with the Balsam, will cure pilos
dvsentery, bilious fever, billions cholic &C.
For sale by E. II. PRENTISS, Montpelier VI,
also by N. G. Hale, Chelsea, and DR.. A. Pierce,
STAFFORD. 10
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COUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD,
&c. of sixty years standing cured BY
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From .1tkinson's Phi!ad. Epening Post


Philadelphia, August 10Th, 1873.
Ma. ArKMsoN-Dcar Sir: few weeks ago
noticed in your paper, an account OF the surprising
effects Of JAYNE'S CARMiNATIVE, in restoring
a great number Of passengers on board Missssip-
pi steamboat to perfect health, who were effected
with Bowel Complaint. | was glad TO see you no.
lice kindly you may rest assured It deserves
the praise bestowed upon 4. The benefit have re-
ceived from the medicine, more especially his EX-
PECTORANT, induces me 10 state my case 10 you,
for the benefit of those who arc afflicted IN the same
way. 1t has been my misfortune. TO labor under
cough and ashmatical oppression, Tor more than hall
a century When n soldier in The American camp, in
l77S, with many others, owing 10 great exposure,)
had violent attack Of disease Of the Lungs, by
which was disabled from duty for n long time.
Since that period, until recently, have never been
free from violent cous h ard difficulty OF breathing.
Year after yearl have expectorated over gill day
often much more ind sometimes mixed with blood.
For months together, MIG hi after night, have had 10
sit or be bolstered up 10 obtain my breath. The
weakness and debility caused by such constant ex-
Decloraon, frequently brought me 10 state border
ing death. il has been matter OF astonishment
10 my family and friends, that am here to write this
TO you. | have had sklliu physicians TO attend me,
and every thing done that was thought likely 10 give
me ieliei, without any benz fetal effect. Last winter
had another severe attacl Of inflammation oil the
Lungs, which fully expected would he the last. |
then considered my as past tho aid OF medicine,
when was persuaded TO call Doctor Jayne.
him, | was ence more raised from my bed, but the
coughing and wheeling wearled me day and night.
He advised me 10 use his expectoran' uid sos
with strong hope that, as it had cured many of my
acquantances OF various diseases of the Lungs, it
mi ght at least mitigate my suflerings. Need say
how gralifed | felt? 1T HAS PERFECTLY
CURED ME- AS soon as commenced taking II,
found it reached my case, and began TO breathe
moie easy, and my cough entirely ieh me. now
feel MS well as ever did in my life, and am better
than | have been for the last SIXTY YEARS
Las, summer spit create OF blood now, hank
God, am perfectly cured Now, Sir, after suffering
so long, and finding al last such signal reie' ffom
Dr. Jayno's EIpcctorant, feel anxious to inform my
fellow citizens where relief may be mad IL you
think this worthy place in your P'per' you VIII o.
blge me by noticing il. ~
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen, No. 35 Lombard st.
MIR. Harris has long been worthy member we
bcl, ,ve Deaconl of the FIRST Baptist Church in this
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in bis as
serl.on. Hpl IN
The above Medicines are prepared only by Doc
tor d. Jayne No. 30 South Third ST. Philadelphia
For sale by e. p, Walton and Sons, ~
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Montpelier village, May20, Is4l.
CATARRH SNUFF

CAIA NNTI SNUFF!
NTARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
lFI and the various diseases Of the head well
eyes all paris of the country and sustaining the repu-
taon which it has long since gained of beng the best
ticle of the kind offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity of OF
those which offered at ONLY 25 CENTS, and is there
fore much cheaper as well better article. For sale
by the manufacturers Q. Bowen, Middebury, j. aud j. H.
Peck g. Co. Burlington f. II. Prentiss, Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun.
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THE citizens of Montpelier and the travelling public
j. respectfully informed that DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS STAGES, have commenced running
between Montpelier, Vermont and Nashua, N. H., VIA
Bethel Lebanon and Concord incrsect with the Rail
Road to Lowell and Boston.
This line OF Stages will leave Montpelier from M Cot
trils Old Stage Office, State Street. AT half past nine
A. M. Returning leave Nashua at 10 o'clock, alter the
arrival Of the first of Cars from Boston, and arrive at
Montpelier next day at 70 o'clock M.
Passengers will be taken to and from the several Hotels
in tho village without charge. Citizens will be cal
led for at their respective places OF residence and also Ia
ken thereto on their return free Of expense.
The Proprctors pledge themselves that passenger shall
be conveyed TO Nashua in for the afternoon train
of Cars for Lowell and Boston.
The fare TO Nashua by this route will be
Dollars and no charge for Baggage weighing less than 10
lbs Ell either on the road or for taking to the cars
As passengers by this will be free from the danger
essary encountered upon the opposition stages well
as rom the gross imposition often there practiced upon
them, and also be conveyed for half the expense,
tho Proprietors induced confidently to antici-
pate liberal patronage. They the travelling pub
lie that pains shall be spared 10 mako this conveyance
every way acceptable to its patrons
GASS, CHANDLER, BABBGrT & Co, Propretors,
G. BARRETT, Agent, Montpelier.
N. TUTTLEi Agent, Nashua.
Montpelier Nov 20, 1871. 3lif
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pOORMAN,sPLAsrER


WARRANTED better than any other in use, al
w whatever price they may be sold, The Poor Man IS
Plaster will pains weakness in any part Of the body
children.
Mr.. David Williams old revolutionary soldier of
EizabelhtOwn,N j. was cured Of rheumatism by one in
less than two days after having suffered for long time
almost helpless condition.
They are highly recommended by every who has
used them Try il. The price is only l2 l-2 cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by E. p. WAL
TON and SONS, agents. 08
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &c
TOWN a. WIPJEIS Ell

One door west of the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VT.
MANUFACTURE and sell, wholesale and retail chas-
lNl ed and plain RINGS and Ear Ornaments Watch
Seals, Keys and Chains, Guard Chains, Miniature Set
tings, Gold Spectacle Bows, &c. They will make all
Jew clrv any pattern desired They have on hand
large stock comprising rich and extensive assor-
ment than before offered in this market of Watches
Jewelry Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles, which
the public invited call and examine for themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART OF
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BROWNS Medicated Candy. for the cure of
ID Colds, Hopping Cough, and affections Of tho
Lungs, for sale by L Ii PRENTlSS.
June 4, IS4I. OF
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

o. LIZ INA nv n ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
49, ssz g3Ea 60 -
ON and after MONDAY, November ., 1871, the pas.
~ senger trains will run as follows ..
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
ABSTAIN At7l.2AM
Atl9M Atll IL AM
A,ss.. , j LEAVE Lowell Fl ,-.pm
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and ell at Tyngsborough, North Chelmsford and
Persons in Lowell wishing to take tho for Nashua,
will be conveyed to the FREQ Of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad ticket Office and passengers
arriving Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will BIO
H., From Nashua to Lowell, SO cents,
'"o From Nashua to Boston, 81, so.
On the arrival ofhe at Nashua, stages leave for all
parts of New HOmPshe, Vermont, New York and Cana.
da via Amoskeag Concord, Kcene, CharlesOwn, NJ II.
Windsor, Bratteboro, W. &c.
Books are kept in Boston at the Stage Office No, and
II Elm street,-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office in front of the Depot Lowell whore
seats be secured any the coaches and correct in
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot at Chorestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods TO be transported the rail road going above
Lowell, must be sent to the comPanys Freight Depot,
Charlesown, at the end Of Warren bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the morning ain must be sent
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Storo Houses both Nashua and Chaesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise give notice that they are now prepared to
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
waded to their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered Which will perfectly goods
from damage and careful and experienced men to take
charge Of the transportation business at the depos and
accompany the goods the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public but to extend every facility in their power, both
tenmsters and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Chareslown
Bulk Salt, Plaster Lime Stone Lumber, 81 per ton
81 90 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular e0mstels running to the will be carried
the road between Nashua and Chaestown, each way
free Of expense. 81
ONSLoW STEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, October 81 1871.
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A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
IN Dr. l.. Paris celebrated Soothing Syrnp for
children cutting their teeth. This infalibe remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thought
rup is rubbed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is innocent, eiiicaaious and
pleasant, that child will refuse to let its gums be
rubbed with it. When infants at the age of four
months, though there is appearance OF teeth, one
bottle of the syrup should be rubbed on the gums, to
open The rores. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where there young chill
dreu for il a child wakes in the night with paines
in the gums the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, fcvers, &c.
To the many enquirers after this article, we would
say that have received orgo and fresh supply of
the genuine article. For sne only by f. p. WAL
TON & SONS, at the Montpelier Bookstore.
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MORE DRUGS.
WOOL.
NEW GOODS

baldwin, SCOTT and co. will pay CASH for
- 1000 lbs good clean fleece WOOL if delivered soon
Nov. 8, 1S4l. 3O-dw
NEW GOODS.
1T N. BAYLIES has removed to his Nelo Cash Store
Ii and is opening large and well selected as
sorment Of Fall and Winter Goods, Comprising good
variety good Styles and cheap can be purchased
in this town and vicinity Cash is wanted Those wish
ing to exchanged it, good credit, for something 10 do
them good and keep them comfortable the approaching cold
season. shall not be turned off with high prices but short
shall receive as many goods than they get for
me same amount in Montpelier. The public paricu-
ary invited to call where they find every variety Of
assortment of Beavers Broadcoths Cassmercs and Yes
tngs and all other goods usually kept this of the
year in our village.
$. Be particular and examine goods at the New
Cash store before you purchase!
October l. 1871.
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RINRESH FIGS, Raisins, Eng Walnuts, Lemons,
H. Oranges and Primes for sale by e, ii. Prentiss.
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ITyO THE AFFLICTED.--Thos afflicted
Il with disease of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaints, will find in HALF
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER * SYRUP,
a sovereign remedy. From the abundant testimony
OF its wonderful effects IN cases OF The above kinds
NAV safely be said to be decidedly the best article
or offered to the public. The operation This medi-
cine is peculiar MUD and safe. Those awful symp'
toms wheh indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
this certain remedy when seasonnbly rcsorted TO- and
restores the patient TO that bodily vigor which con.
sumption fle TO ts natural operation surely destroys.
This valuable medicine may be had by application at
the Bookstore of L. p. WALTON f. SONS, Sole
A o nts for this vicinity. Oct. a. 80
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NAAfN HIGHLAND SHAWLS, for sale low
H. wv by the doz. or single, by
Oct TO- 1871. STORRS s. LANGDONS.
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NTOTICE. The subscriber still continues the
~ manufacture Of Edge Tools, at his Cash Shop
al the south end Of the Arch Bridge.
NIB. Axes to be jumped are repaired at short no
tice In the best manner, ground and polished ready
for use All orders sent from distance will receive
prompt attention.. HEZEhlAH WARD
Montpelier, Feb. IA, l8f0
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CHILDREN DIEOF WORMS

CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.
CHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
yearly. DR. Zobrskie, Chambers street. Dr. Hunter lOs
SIKH Avenue, DR. Castle io4 do use them in their practice.
Mr. Loring Cross, house carpenter 80 Fulton street,
cured three Of his children of worms by only box Of
Sherman's Worm Lozenges. Children and adults a.
like subject to worms. Only 25 cents q box.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore, by p Wal
TON and SONS. 06
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AsNs
From Dr Tha,nos

= TTUTH DIT. hOUlus BrOWn.
Messrs Lowe & Reed Gent, The Vegetable p. l.
monary Balsam has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside, for several
years past, land has justly acquired high reputa-
ton in consumptivc complaints. So far as my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the
reasonable expectation of those who have used it,
THOMAS BROWN, M. D.
Concord. N H Mnv LII 1921
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On Daz. BUCK SKIN MITTENS for sale low
~ by the doz. by STORRS s. LANGDONS.
Oct. Is, IS4l.
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wv a r C. II Il S .

Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Watch Trimmings; Chased
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Blttania Ware; Silver plated
Shutters and Trays Spy-Glasses Of all kinds; pocket
compasses, thermometers; Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps. CUTLERY large as
Of Rogers celebrated Pen. knives various kinds,
variety Of superior polished Scissors; silver Butter
Knives and CIeamers percussion Caps silver and steel
Specaces aud Eye Glasses, open top Silver and Steel
Thimbles, silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses and Bags,
gold Neck Chains, stay rings spirit level walls Rogers
superior English Razors, sraps Tweezers, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushesi shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
ofRose Lavender, Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils, Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
ties China vases very neat styles plated bell rates
&C. which will be sold a very small advance from cos
They would say TO the public that in Consequence ofhe
large amount of Silver made and sold by ihem they
induced to reduce their retail prices. Any person
wishing to purchase will do well give them call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. 0J'Cash paid for Old Gold and
Silver.efll
Montpelier village May 90, IS4l. OF
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'IyO THE AFFLICTED.--Th alllic

40 BUSHELS NEW WALNUTS for sale py
4U LANGDON g. WRIGHT.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

GOODS fo ladies' Cloaks and Dresses of almost eyey
" descriptions such Indiana Cloths, Alpaca and SIN
Lustres, Cambeteens, Alpnes, Siksa great variety
Chalys, Mouslm de LANES, Saxonys Victoria Grapes,
Pongees Mernos, ETC. this day received and for sale
Uery iotc by CHARLES SPALDING. .
Sept 80, 1871. %
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pl,n oT IusaniIu in fhe can Of GoH-A

Pien of Insanity. in The case Of Ooh.-A
brother of John e. Colt, who is a member of
the st. Louis bar. informs the editor of the N.
Y. Pcnnant, that insanity il hereditary in
their family, and he has no doubt his brother
wns insane when he committed the dreadful
act with which he stands charged. He fur
.ther states that John has several times sud.
denly become insane, generally after period
. Of intense application to study or to severe
mental exercise. On such occasions he hos
usually manifested strong desire to commit
suicide, and his shrcwd couirivances for that
purpose have been frustrated only at the mo-.
,mcnt. One member Of the fanily--a sister
being afflicted in like manner, m,de sever.
nj attempts to destroy herself until at length
lin 1927 she succeeded in procuring and
,swallowing n dose Of arsenic from the effects
Of whch she died. During her insanity. she
manifested the utmost caution aud sagacny,
and in order to procure the arsenic without
suspicion, she wrote in disguised masculine
hand the order for it in Latin, as it it were u
prescription from a physician.
Colt Ms Atrderer.-Thc Bridgcpor, Stand
ard says" His father :s an aged man, whose
years have bcen cmbittcred BY the folly oI
his son. aud his last horrible act has filed the
measure Of his cup Of sorrow which may
soon Inv him IN his grave. We are informed
tina, the intelligence OF the arrest Of his son
which he first learned by hearing a stranger
read il at the City Hotel, has completely
driven his reason from It's throne, and made q
wreck Of oil hi, earthly pence and happiness
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ARRIVALS.

FRtpAv. Oct. 22d.-Ar sch Laurel Bwses., %Ply
msuh fm Mobile jor Boston, via KEY West, where sh'
put in IN distress having lost iva men Mark Dnsin
nged shout 80; aud John barker, Of laih Me aged
bout l,j oi congertne fever. Leu Key West On th,
Goth ui,, aud gale the 10th Inst. sahi fore."ii
G'rctopsn aud bob jbs and had one niSn bndi! hjur
ed ~ tho face, by The jib sheet bl"ck.-lhe l.. wn'
owei hRo pQrt BY ibs Gutter vsilan' 70 most ofie'
crew were SICK.
schp Cherokee, Presby, I'm Taunton for York Au'
sustps Allen, tn Boston Tor Phladrlphn; Darius, Mex
rrs9p, I Prov Tor Albany Pacific smith, from
Warren for Savannah Constantine Bacon, TN Pro'id
for New York.
SATURDAY, Oct. 23d.--Arr ship Susan Drew, Rsntlet
of Duytury I'm N Orleans LIST inst, Tor Liverpool win
cqrgo Of 237i .aes of cotton. Oa the llth inst, IN A
san 49, pitched away the forsna.t, and broke every
spar attached to II and carried away the mnin'telgn
snt-pss, mnin-top-ssl Hard, and some saiis-pn' III
for repairs. $500
S.Sp,y, Oct. 2iih.-Arr briss Mariner. Kidder, from
Bangor ior New London; Cashier, burt, I'm Fall River
for Philsd; Sarah EiiIsbeth, Tabbott fn Addison io
New York; Atlantic, Godfrey, hn Lubcc ior George
town. g. q.
schs President Culworih I'm Prov for Darien; Saral
Louisa, Brghtmnn, I'm Fall River for Baltimore
Tuesday, Oct 2Gth,-Arr sloop Victory, Heath, from
| New York !or Providence.
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WIN. II. BALLARD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

tI.a,r of The firm or Buck a. Ballard, succcs
sors Of l.. Gidncy. New York; being obliged
on account OF III health to retire from the
city. has taken up his residence IN Newport.
~ The house of his iicnd the Rev. Thomas
I.covcr, where hc will be nj all ilmos ready
to execute nry business belonging To the
profession of Dentistry, in the Wpst tkllfnl
ard scicn, fc manner; nnd he douU,s not 90
as 10 satisfy his In'ienls IN every respect.
Eptitc or partial sets of Artificial 1sc;li
inserted so ~ to combine ~ the nghra, dg
crcr, prrirciinn case. durability sud Sauiy
Filling aud extracting teeth s'icn,ici ~,
His incorrupible Venetian Ensz,ot EecU,
snrpsss All others now IN use. both h.r durs
biliy and correct imitation of mic u,inrsl
teeth. lis tooth powdsr and enm Yssb sro
considered Ivy those Who bhve Hsed them
superior 10 all others offered ,o tho pablo.
Terms will be- reasonable. so a. To allow
all who may require hIs scyIee- To sysh
themselves Of them. Aug. ~
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ANOTHER DErALcArioy-We are j

ANOTHER DEFALcArioy We are in.
formed from the proper source. that Mr.
Sylvester Spencer, who for many year.
past has had charge Of tho pension of.
lice attached to the Mechanics Bank IL
this city, turns out to he n defaulier tc
Ahc amount Of about eleven thousand dol.
Jars Being entrusted by the bank ,o
draw checks for the payment Of pension
,ers, he has, it seems, recently drawn
checks, ut different times wiihip the last
six months, to the above amovpi, ip the
names Of persons not entitled to pensions,
and procured the money and sppopriai-
ed il to his own use.
The president Of the Mechanics Bank
has promptly caused Mr.. Spencer to he
committed, and it is painful to know that
he has a family Of eight children do
pendent on him for subsistence. NJ y
Com. .adu.