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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-28
COUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
Sc; OF sixty years standing cured bv
Oh' JAH NE'S EXPECTORAN


~, Philadelphia, August 18th ls2s
Mr., ATKIssoN- Dear Sir A few weei 600.
nolceo IN your paper, an account of The surnrisinr
effects OF JAYNE'S CARMINATIvE IL eIp'Isiins
great number of passengers on board Mi.a,s
pl steamboat, 10 perfect health who vcyo ses'f,
with Bowel Complaint. was glad to 500 .'
tice IT SO kindly you may rest assured il dessr~O.
the praise bestowed upon Il. Tho bene6, 7 L, '
ceved from the medicine, more especially b;s nv
PECTORANT, induces me TO state my case IN yo,,
Tor the benefit Of those who afflicted in Tho s1T.,
way II has been my misfortune, TO labor undor n
cough and ashmaiical oppression, Tor more than half
century. When a soldier in The American oamn in
l77s |, with many others, lowing to great expos,,IeI
had violent attack Of disease Of the nnra bv
which was disabled from duty for a long t,mc
Since that period until recently, have never beeo
Tree from violent cough ard difficulty Of breathing
Year alter yeOrl have expeclorated over oill dov
often much more ind sometimes mixed with blood
For months together, night after night have had 10
SIT or be bolstercd up TO obtain my breath The
weakness and debility caused by such constant ex.
peciorallon frequently brought me 10 a state border
ing on death. At has been matter of aslonisbment
10 my family and rlends that am he e TO write this
to you. ! have had skiliul physicians 10 attend me-
and every Thing done that thong likely TO Give
me relief, without any ben fetal effect Last winter
had another severe attact Of inflammation OF the
Lungs, which fully expected would he the last |
then considered my case as past tho AID Of medicine
when was persuaded 10 call on Doctor Jayne.
With the assistance OF Divine Providence through
NM was ehco more raised from my bed, but tie
coughing and Wheeling wenred mo day aud night.
lie advised me 10 use his expecloranl. | did so,
WIN strong hope that, ms II had cured many of my
ocqnainiances ct various diseases oil the Lungs it
might at least mitigate my suhtrings. Ned | cay
how srailf,d | leh? IT HAS PERFECTLY
CURED Me. As soon as commenced taking it,
'ound II reached my case, and began 10 breathe
m)ie cns,, and my cough entirely left me. now
ieel as well as ever did in my life, and am better
than | have been Tor The last SIXTY YEARS.
Last summer spit great deal oil blood now, thank
God, am perfectly curcG. Now, Sir, after suffering
20 long, and finding at last such signal relief from
r Joyne's E'pectorant, feel anxious 10 intern my
fellow citizens where reliet may be had. II YOU
think this worthy place in your paper, you will o.
| bIge me by noticing il.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen, No. IS Lombard st.
MI Harris has long been worthy member SO
beitvea DeacOnl OF The Ffst Buplsl Church in this
city, aud implicit confidence may be placed in his as
serton. ED!TOR
The above Medicines are prepared only by Dec.
tor d. JAyac No. 20 South Third st. philadelpha
| For sale by f. p Walton and Sons 81
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NASHUA & LowELL nAIL.RoAn.

NASHUA g. LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Ga 49, g " 80 80 So
ON and altar MONDAY, November 2, 1884, the pas.
" senger trains viii run as follows: ,s,.,.,
At634A.M. At7l.2AM
AtleM At LIAM
A'''-4 P NJ LEAVE LowEALL9 ppm
Ats 81 AM. At6l-4PM
or Immediately on the arrival Of the csrsisom Boston
taken and len at Tyngsborough, North Chelmsford and
Persons in Lowell wishing to take tho cars for Nashua
their at the Railroad ticket Office and
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will DO con.
veyed 10 any part of the city without charge
Farc From Nashua 10 Lowell, 80 cents,
~ ! From Nashua to Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival ofhe at Nashua, stages leave for all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York Cana.
da via Amoskeag Concord, Keeno, Chorlestown N. IL
Windsor, Braueboro, VI &c.
Books are kept in Boston the Stage Office No. and
II Elm strecl,-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage office In front Of the Depot LOWELL where
seats can be secured in any Of the coaches and
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot Charesiown 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 to DO forwarded by tho morning ian, must be SEM
to the Dcpotas carly as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charostown and having
completed their arrangements for tho transportation o.
merchandise give notice that they now prepared Il
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
warded to their depots and for this purpose have furnished
safe nd covered which will perfectly good.
from damage, aud careful and ext oriehcod to take
charge of the transportation business at the depots and tC
accompany the goods the road
The Company determine not only TO accommodate the
public but 10 extend every facility in their power both tc
eamstos and merchants having liked upon the following
Of freight
$3.50 per ION each way between Nashua and Chaestown
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber etc 80 per ton
S1,00 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular eamstes running to tho will be carried
the road between Nashua and Charestown zach way
free Of expense 81
oNsLoW sTEARNS, Superintendent
Nashua October 81 ls4I
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WORMS

NR NJ HteheosRs unryuled and unoqualled Worm Tea
remedy for Strange aud
fleets of these detesa6e vemn few Persons and thought
free from them, parc uaty females and children
Many through distressing of medicine with
benefit when they be relieved by using worm
tea This invaluable medicine has been tested by
fmore than years and admnste more than 49,
D0persous Of various and not solitary complaint
contrary hundreds have called and unsolicited given their
ecided preference to ~ aer trying tho different articles
forth to the public and pronounced Dr. Hchc
the most safe eecna and remedy that
tanned Tor IN no one OF The thousands where hn,
used agreeable to tho printed directions has failed
pAsk for DR. Htshcocks Hvrm Tea, as there many
nos,rums abroad for the destruction of worms For sale by
bOhbdNh Montpelier. dI6so9;
SOOTHING SYRUP.--A new supply OF this
Svanable article for children teethng just received
and for sale by L, p. Wslton Sons. Sept. g.
| AMP oil Of the best quality for sale by
IL Il. II. PRENTIss
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BOSTON NOTICES.
N. 10. RUM

MEDFORD N. E. Rum.
TINE subscriber being located so far from Boston hnds
tha since the rail roads into use, the inconven'
enc is yerv great his country customers aud those who
wish IN nuchRse of him. SETTLE their accounts. To rem.
cdv his inconvenience he has made arrangements with
Nj Liberty Bigclow to keep quantity Of
M Il ID T O r ID II U M
PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM,& CORDIALS,
constantly on hand his store No IA State Street; and
his and al Manning ard Halls No Is, Central Wharf,
arc the only places where Medord Rum be bought in
Boston Likewise at ia Slate ST. may be found general
assortment Of all kinds Of NEWS, WRAPPING, SHOE
and LET ERR PAPER.
Also my books kept there that my customers may
settle their accounts without the trouble Of going Med.
ford on purpose
n b. Thankful for past avofs, hopes by wlbto please
and strict attention to business, to meet further patronage.
An orders directed to l.. Bgelow Ia State Street, Bos
ION will receive immediate attention.
DANIEL LAURENCE.
Medford Mass. january "a, 1912. III 3mo Sits
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SHEET IRON.
TIN PLATE, &c.

CH0 Boxes Tin Plate l-3 x most approved brands,
-CO 10 boxes TX sqr do; 100 bundles Iron Wire,
assorted Nos; cask Zinc sheet copper; wire yeum;
together with general assortment Of Tuners articles, for
sale al low prices, by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, November 80, l84l SO
9SO M Drilled Eyed Needles 200 gross ooks and
eDOO Eyes; 100 gross Knitting Pins, cases Lon
don and American do 50 lbs do. For sale by
Burlington, Nov. IS. Villas, LOOMS and Co
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TOWNS SHOE

TEA ! TEA TEA!
a Lit. lovers Of good Tea will find the article az
n OciS. LYMAN and F[hG%
TOWNS SHOE LASTS.
STORRS and Langdons prepared 10 supply all orr
~ ders for Lasts Boot Trees and Shoe Pegs.
December 2, l94l SO
DROADCLOTHS Cass imeres and Sa,tnetts; Satin
~ silk and Silk Velve: Vestngs, very cheap at the
Cheap Cash Store.
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STATE OF VERMONT,


WHEREAS the Legislature Of The State of Vermont,
w tl.eir session at Montpelier in the year 1871,
sessed tax Of four cents each Of land in The town
orCreensboro in the County Of Orleans Glands sequest-
cred to public pous and charitable purposes excepted
for the purpose OF making and repairing roads and building
bridges in said town these are therefore 10 notify the pro-
preors and land holders of said town. that they have
an opportunity pay said in labor otherwise in the
months Of June and July by applying to either Of the
subscribers committee appointed 10 superntend tho
pendturo of said tax.
Dated at Greensboro, this I'd day Of March D. 1912.
ENOCH TOLMAN,
HIRAM BLAISDEL,
4s ELEAZER SCOTT
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400 lbs White and coored Thread so lbs black Linen
Il do; rs gross Round and Flat Lancets; for sale by
Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, November 80, ls4l, IS
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RD-W A RE.

NO. "a, UNION STREET, BOSTON
HOMES, HOMER & co.
TTAVE received by the late arrivals from Liverpool and
II London general assortment OF
CUTLERY q HARDWARE GOODS
which, with an extensive assortment Of DOMESTIC
HARD WARE, makes their assortment very complete
and desirable, and which they offer the county trade
good terms for cash or credit, April 49, ls4l
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM DEANS RHEU.
~ MATIC PILLS sure remedy for this Com.
plant, and its kindred diseases, G"ut, Numbness Sc
They have been extensively used in the United States for
the last twenty years, and mutudes have been relieved
by them from the d trossing attack of it, Persons
who have been afflicted with it for many years. and others
who have been untitled for business long time and unab
10 walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York, Al
bany, Troy and throughout the State and New England
Also by the subscribers joint propretors and sole agents
MAYNARD & MOVES, Wholesale Druggists,
% Boston.
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wv a r G. E 3 s


Gold, Gilt and Stoel Plated Watch Trimmings; Chascp
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted God Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Bitania Ware Silver plated
Shutters and Trays; SpyGasses of all kinds; pocket
compasses, thermometers Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps. CUTLERY ; large s.
Of Rogers celebrated Penknives various kinds
a variety of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Croamcrs; percussion Caps silver and steel
Specacles and Eye Gasses open top Silver and Steel
Thimbles silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses aud Bags,
gold Neck Chains stay rings, spirit level walls Rogers
superior English Razors, straps Tweezers, Har
Tooth and Nail Brushes; shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
ofRoso, Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils, Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
ties China vases very nca' styles plated bell ties
emery cushions dol spool stands SC. Also good
assortment Of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
which will be sold al very small advance from
They would say to the public that in nscquence oftho
large of Silver made and sold by them they
are induced reduce their retail prices. ANY peison
wishing to purchase will do well 10 give them call Def
purchasing elsewhere
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. 0-PCash paid for Old Gold and
Sllver.ef1s
Montpelier village MAY 20, 1871. OF
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elNGIE
DOUBLE. UMBGICAl.

etNoLE DOUBLE. UMBhIcAI
Q { %
FORsALE BYS. BURBANK JR. Montpelier, VT.
TROUND PAINTS aud Dye Stuff; for sale by
VI S. P, REDFIELD.
Dec 49, 1871. 81
browns Medlcared Candy, Tor the cure OF
ID Colds, Hooping Cough, and affections Of the
Lungs, FOR by II PRENrlSs.
Jurc 4, is4I OF
EISlNE Cn, Smoking AMI Chewing Tobacco, Snuff,
Il Raisins, D,c', Tapioca, Sage HuPd Barley,
Spices pf all kinda, ground no., Currants, Croh.
Mace Cocoo, Chocolate, Fine Salt, Bfandy ana
Wines nj tho very bes, quality tor medical uses,
AMI other Spirits; black and blue lux, Shaving
and Bar Soap; Sugar anil ,lo'nsses, Tor snle BY
Jnn.I.IsI2 s p. REDFlELD.
|1UM COpAL aud SHELLAC Tor sal. by
" LANGDON & WRIGHT
LATEST FASHIONS.
S-=-rsS0
HENRY ISHAM,
Nam Street, opposite the Brick church,
HAS received from Boston the latest fashions for
! eonilenen's dresses, aud having thorough and
finished work. men. viii lurnIsh his customers with
first rate work at short notice, and CHEAT FOR CASH
Dec H. 1871 35f
MRS. JONES
VA OULD inform hen trend. and The public, that
w sho l. in readiness At her house, 10 answer
calls for work in Millinery aud DRESS Making, Pat
roma e gratefully received and WORK well executed
Village &C Montpelier, Dee Is .Isll
Is LASS. PUTTY and GROUND NHlTE
SHLEAp for sale ~ S. P. REDFIELD.
Dee. 20, 1871 50
A BARKER Cou.h Syrup, new and excel
IA, lent article for Pulmonary complaints, fol sale
by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier, Dee. 10, ls4l IS
ENRESH FIGS, Roisins, Eng Walnpr., Lemons,
y Oa"gea and Prince for sale hv f. II, Preniiss.
1 AMP and LINsEED OIL Tor sac BY
Isl Jan, 1912. IS
LOOK. HERE !
sTORRs & LANGDONS
HAvE THE BEST STOCK OF IRON IN
HI THIS COUNTY, AND LET IT BE
THAT NO MAN OR MEN SHALL UNDER
SELL US. IA July IA, ls4i.
EVREsH DRUGS AND MEDICINES for sale
E by ST REDFIELD.
Mnlpelier, Let Jan, 1912. 50
80
=; o. d
QH1zs Ekz7EzzeA
|la0lAuEMuut uulluHlMuIulj
20 COMBS, COMBS.
SO DOE. plain shell Combs just received and
or sale very low by slLAS BURBANk,JR.
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900 gross horn Goat Buttons $50 do do Vest Buttons
- 200 q Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons 500 pant llooi
Buttons $50 gross Pearl Shirt Buttons 200 do Bone do
Tor sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, November 80 lS4l SO
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2OOO SHEET IRO.

--.z----- ~OOV oIiLEA INON'
CtTORRS 81 LANGDONS have Just received large
~ lot of Russia aud American Sheet Iron for stove pipe
which they will sell al small commission by the bundle
Dec 8
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10000 and anal for rG sale By "V Doa'a' ." ''
SfLAS BURBANK Jr.
Montpelier, Feb %, 1872 AZ
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49, q s5SES1Ss5FYVsSi5zSiA
/ 8 3 IS 8 8 s! 5
W.iRR.7NTED FRESH IND GENUINE
MurrEeAIE md rr.,r

~ E.sNA [. M
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ART1CHOKE- Green Globe
ASPARAGU S-G.anto or Patch
EANS-Isree and small Lima, Scarlet Runners. Rec
SNAP gEANs--raily China, Early Yellow. Paris weeks
BEETEsry BLOOD Turn Roo,c T. Low To- Sr, o,
yellow and Whte French. sugar Mangel wunzcI
I 'AhIAGE-Ear'y YORK LARGE York Euly Surarl,sc 40
hiNcrsei. lAie hutrca. Fat Dutch. Drumbesd
I'rs9 bcttHf' DTumhcai savoy, Green CURED savoy
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
| rELERY-M solid
CARRnr-loos Orange Long Scarlet Early Horn. Al
CInEEs:.s.,a-Cnrielot Pcppsrsr,ss
'O' ny Frame, Ear'y Cluster, long Green
/ CC09R4N,,T.,.Ea,ly sugar, EARLY Tascaroras
SAI Es-Grscn Curlei Scotch Race
lErrUcCSRsya! White Hc,t lee. brown Dutch. Earl,
" 1pTie, ~ Te :, Whi.' aSd Green Coss
Mtlq ,N>~-G,,,scn Ciron Nutmeg Pine APPLE
NrsrARD-w1ts Wrrslnliani Brown
ONION silver ssir. yellow pu'- h. EsrivRcd
PEA-Eun Fairly, Eary Warwick Far'v Nav. r,riv
Bishops uwafPr''fs
PEPPER-Ciycnre ini squash
rrAs ti WIG. Gurusey or Dutch
EHt' trB-Un1u..'ef or rius
RAnnlSll-l Tow Scarlet. sn.u Tor long salmon, Whit,
InInir kci Iurnip p acks spanish
sklSlth or Vegetable o. sicr
s0uAsli-Eafy Bush. orsu-e wirtci yellow Crook
ToMtTO--lir-c Redard yellow
llRNf -N-ic Fat Ouch, Rel Tor, Large Fnriisb
Flown SEEDS sai BuLBous ROOTS. large A.
sottmcut "e' ~
f9 WILLIAM PALMER.
TRAV ELIING TRUNKS, CARPETaAGs
sc.
OJR sock oiihe above au,io' IS very largo an. ssr,
- ic' tni AZ is nNr wish fl rrrfer DO ff.f al r-s.
.t bftsc s1r ~ ercaN Inducements will bc odsrrta our
'''-'s TOT cash. OF TO ruAciuai Cusom.rs only
a., suescssorstos Pu,ssS,so5csre lle Ruins
LOAF SUGAR AND wALNUTs
4 4 eartr fresh Cftn1n.r Walnut. ~ Sic e. ' "
fe2-le LANCASTER denny a co.
NECK TiEs-Cuen.ci AMI suE Nrcs Iics.u
~ ~ CUNNtNCUAMs
nc "a C1eap casa nv zrods store.
lcBONY CLOCKS wauanisf fo run 20 DAYS Min
- once winding uf Aso, Eight Day Clocks with brass
w1tks 4. GENNEr,
o. 10 Opposite the Bell Tavern.
LONDON PORTER.
NA1E have large suppiy Of" Abbot's'' Ion,, D,,ht
w brnwn Stout in quarts ani pinfs, which We are ~
'erninc 10 sell 40 lower rate than it eau he I.t l,g
here tom any Of the Norihcrn ciics
WILLIAMS & HAXAH.
mre AEenis for nc S.n Brewery. Lsn,ln
SUPENIOH LUCIA OLD r.g.- -,.-,-,,
SaAi pl, nhtsssoi 10 each, warranteJa ~ arrfe
g.As WILLIAMS uAxML
a LAEgs supPy " Fancy soap. fcr sale.
"a s@ ia EUsTACE son, :
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10 SUIT UARD 'TI,,ES

Hol ~ SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING; GLAZING &c
IktukRlCk r SMITH tenders his thank 10 his frenis
anu c fI.Ac' iof the extensive patronage which
- uas bcen' ,ouTed sud respectfully announces 10 them
el nc s Howi epdi 10 execute orders In the various
branches OF his business Ia suseror manned and or
terms n'ch cannot fail 10 meet APPRECIATION
nc arcna arts requests individuals firms who NAV
require Ssns Painted OF Let,ered Lettering Of any e
seItlon done that he will undertake their execution 10 a
a-iSe manner a. much below :he prices usually
su'et teonomy requires only moderate expenditure,
hui moderate profits suffice for its requirements"
urcers for Glazing any part OF the Civ shall he
promptly attended to- and he confidently promises MS Pat
onhs part -
Genemen IN The country viii end him ready as hereto
J 70 uhlctae raining, &c IN the adjacent counties
and they ~ alsn ndthai he has always on hand an
'ensse sEi varied assortment Of colours reayd mixed
~ Snop on Nai Road street, Shockoe Hill Market
House Square, near the Depot. So Z3-'trr-
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VOL. XXVII.
TERMS.

IEsNNN.
SUBSCRIPTION TO the DAILY WHO To- City subse ri.
ot tea year. and Rot shorter period the rate OF su
year both payable In advance. When sent by mall so
sycar.
ADyERTfslNc-foro ono .quare iines Cor Ics.)
one nserGon - eens two Insertions 81 l2l three inser
III ns ~ 10; AMI cecdng nscTioa p cents.
Thrice awces, S0cSnts foI each Insertion.
rweea week, first insertion 80 cents every succeeding
Insertion ~ cents.
Once week. hrstinsertion rs cents; every succeeding
Insertion b0eents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number OF Insertions OF Advertisements must tc
noted the Ms, OF they viii be Inserted until ordo
be stopped and charged accordingly -oTdsTs stop
IN also be In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged % suuares rnd
n thatproportion for ADVERTISEMENT OF "a eater
ecps AueuoneeIs and Lottery Dealers who charged
US-The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week,
Tucsays aud Fudays) at Eve dollars per annn able
FOR ADvERTisiNG-75 cents a square, Cor less,) for
the hrsn1ertlon and 20 ccnts ioI zach continuance
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Itf 30 HcsiFa1Ie, espcc ally when distant om
where tuners seldom To be wihl having only
me metallic plate and all the modern improvements but
also peculiar Braces, calculated TO give strcngh
guarantee In writing entities the purchaser 10 er.
prove defective. - "
Az new Pianos sold TO remain in this city viii be KEEP, In
tune one without change and those 10 lie n. nj into
the country peekcd wiihou. charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken in exchange
r. II. TAYLOR,
mar Music Rtore onnnsite The RanEa
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NEhAye ;his day received our SUPPLY OF Garden seed
~a.1h are a. usual war; aued genuine, aud can be
eonuien'y recommended. being Of las, years growth
Ieet0ns a. to'c tune Of sowing and manner of cnLiva
"a A- hIoEns compose Ia par sssoriment:-
BEhNS--Red -pcekic1 Valentine Brown do Ghio,
"hle Rcd Eve, whiis Kidney, Crambery Hortir,,I,nr.
BROCCOLl-PurploC Cape
BORE OIE--Scoioh Eaie
'hb'.Atk --E-ily YORK, Landfeih's barge York F,rlv
sO-4r lei, Large Druahesd Flat Dutch, Druuhead
1Akkoi-Esrly HSra, Long Orange
CAeLlFLOwkR-EsT;y
,nLtkN-lci and NiIlc
CRt.-S--1uri,d
CGECiMiI Re-
EGg PL,Nr-Iarse Purple
ENDiVE-Curic,.
LbrIUCE- BloEn Dutch, Early Curled. Cabbage. etc.
nEt. oNs-"-;eT' varieties, Nutmeg and Ciiron
oSloN-Ied snd silver skin
PANSLEY-Curie
PAkSNlP-Suzar. Cx:-a fnc
PEAS-L>ndre;A's Ezra Eariy Early Frame r,rss
"aTrowfai, Dac Ilnperial. Bishop Dwarf Prolific
M ,:0s n, -saIe Waite Turnip Red Turnip
sriN AgH Round savoy Leavcd, Priekly Seeded
TOMATOES
TOW ER sEED IN assorted paeha=es
ne - ipneoTs opportunities for extensive practical
sue ylre-. Of vesetabcsss enc really ~oIiby oG cut
ire irnn he in'cuor or is not unfrequenr worthless
varieties OF the clt~s have been ore nefusti
Through inca DereLce therefore 10 fsng his selscfion
ne as ,1cuici many usually found In the cataoves
u tnOe >1 are mere renders practical grotoers OF
seei Ana he u not that variety mi ht not be
si further reduced with advantage At any rate ans s
Tor iny garden however extensive and fully adapted
10 tie niccsf teste.
A. u the Qualify Of the seeds the proprietor wishes
ne Teeubcfed that What Is soil by hin Is Of his own
"., N".lh OIL sifi e1eepton) therefore warranted
nfuIr commence, th1 they will upon rria prove to
he sr superior 10 most ef foreign IMPORTATION or such a.
are Casually collected IN the United To be hai of
=, LhELl- JOHNSTON & LNELL,
"a ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

SELLS ENDowMENTs For CHILDREN,
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOsITE,
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in which life OF the interest Of mo.
uey Is Involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter. (post.
pa 10 tile subscriber Agent for the Company Rich
nond who will furnish all information
icrrous OF aVaing themselves OF the advantages which
hs institution oders, for providing against those changes
10 which all aie subject from the OF life aud the
pIoearousness Of business. By the payment Of small
sum- which most men can spare, Comfortable support
my by ths means, be secured TO Their families.
'e4 n. BALDWIN, Agent.