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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
There o. u Remedy for the sCOrSf
Of Egsxnl02.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fulerton's certificate and thea
l. try them :-"Mr Jones, SRA desire to benefit 9th
crs induces send this testimonial in ''"or Of your
DRoPs HUnoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scrofulous humor which assumed the most
appearance, such hroa swelling OF the
neck sides and large hard punches en- the neck and
To such extent did the disease rage produce aPpa
rent deorm,y of the features my lungs became irristed
faculties benumbed with the entire loss OF The
sense Of smelling. consulted several skhl physicians
but all pronounced my disease ncurabe. have taken
tie your dcine and commenced using the SECOND,
and all appearance have effected perfect cure aho no
longer bear the Of this most appalling disease
meT strength oflungs body and mind have re'n5ned and
the swellipgs and lunches have disappeared nus zee
| as Van choose N.H.FULLERToN.
| Pembroke N. ii. July e6, ls4l"
ceived and for sale al the Bookstore Of 4 "ALioS
& SONS, Montpelier, VT L ..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
CONSUMPTION
A Nd LIVER COMP
DIR. TAYLoR,s
BALSAM OF LIVER ORT

l- FROM 375, BOWERY. NJ v
EOR the cure OF Coughs Gods As,hma yboo,;..
Cough, Calarth, pans in The Side and Breast Bonss
cns Liver Complaints, and ali those affections Of tbo
hroSt and Lungs, which source Of go much sns.
aho so often terminate Ia Consumption This ,en,eJ
IS us.y ana h,ghy distinguished Il is purely vecetabe
u u "' B,''e IN lis effects upon the system and can H.
sanen y. 'no most delicate cases with safety as we'll n.
u,y 90 extensively has It been used and SO oien nrov
eu suooossu', even IN extreme and npporentiv on.,
hopeless cases. moi vny as palliative b,,t rs ,cnJ,
that the proprietor ites no hestancy in intro,cos :,
recommending It 10 all who tnforInateiv =. =, h. IS
SION TO resort 10 some means for fecoyerv ' 80 w."
Physicians familiar with its effects and ..,. r IL
healing properties Of this vegetable prepnra,on " o
hequetty prescribe II in their practice and win h. III
ca faculty generally, At has with more than o,dno
APPRECIATION. '' ~ V'uha'y
Certificates from he highest and most respectable am.
ces, Of persons who have either been greatly relieved b.
IT, or entirely recovered fom affections of the Lunrs sn5
LIVER could be furnished in abundance but we deem s
not necessary TO publish them as the medicine rs so
any known throughout the country, the best m di
cine in use Tor diseases Of the Lungs and Liver
For common Cold and Cough This is one Of Tho ,o,
best remedies discovered Wv 'e'S
81 There spurious and counterfeit article oaoa,
ana aie1 Introduced into this place. Therefore be
iul to get The genuine which is from 375 Bowerv NJ
ork and see that the new steel plate label s on Tho b,
tie SSprevent councties. " ~ JUL
For sale by Sllas Burbank and Clark a. Collins nIo,
peheI; Moses Morse, Johnson; Moriill, Young a. co
Stahr1 ii ID. Morgan x Co., Mauen r. e. I M
Richardson, Wats6old - W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
NASHUA " LOW ELL RAiL-ROA DS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

"A
. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
$500 ON and afier Monday, Apnl 10 1872 the pas
~ 4-'enger trains VII run as follows
Leave Nashville at A NJ, 4 and and "a p M.
Leave Boston al and IL A M, and l.2P NJ.
Leave Lowell at | 2 A NJ and i& I d and Sd p NJ
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN
this road, will be conveyed Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot Tree Of expense, b. leaving their names al The Ticket
Office.
Passengers can be conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord Manchester, Nashua, and Andoyer, Haverh, Exc.
ter Dover, Portsmouth Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
run in connection with the this road The
Passenger Iraias leave Concord at aud IL Id A
l-2 p M.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily SUNDAYS exceped) between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF i FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded
their Dcpos.
All Goods Merchandise will be at the risk Of the
owners, while in the Companys Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent
Nashua, Aprll 3, 1913. 10
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STATE OF VERMONT,

To any sheriff or constable in the state GREETING
BY the authority of the State of Vermont you hereby
handed to notify of "a, in
the county of that he is amerced in fine Of
the sum of dollars cents, there describe the default and
the time Of its commssion and unless he shall produce to me
'iA4 7A ~ Concluded on End page. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17

than has been kepin this market which he offers for sale
at his Jewery Waite Store three doors West Of the Viii
lagc Hotel where may be found Ladies and Gentlemens
Q old md Silver Watches, such as -. 49, :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

ON and after the 10th Aprl, Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, lSuudays excePcd IN connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail loads, follows:
Leave Boston al Z A M, II A M and l.2 p NJ
Leave Concord al 3.4 A NJ, IL 2 A M, and p NJ.
Trains from Intermediate places will follows
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Ia Nj, II 10 M and Sd p M
Nashua at A M, Ia + M, and l-2 r. NJ
MANCHESTER 8 3.4 A NJ | Sd p NJ, and Ia p NJ.
immediate the arrival OF the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
| Leave Manchester at IL A NJ, IL M and SAP NJ.
| Nashua at 6 l-2 A NJ, p NJ and "a pm.
Lowell at Z Id A NJ, . NJ, and l.2 p NJ.
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars ON b s,on.
| The second Tram from Concord arrives IN Boston in
season for passengers take lhe o'clock New
| York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, tina; passengers
pass daily twice either way between Concord Man.
chester Nashua Ahdover, Havefhi. Exeter and Dover
and daily either way, between Concord Portland: also
daily fom Concord by Portland, TO Brunswick, Holowe ell
| and Augusta
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
| Run daily as follows
| Leave Boston l2 M and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord at 6 . NJ and urive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston
hour least before leaving, 10 insure delivery by the
| first succeeding train.
| All passengers baggage should be ked and when
valued at than $50 notice should be gwen and
charges paid claim for damage loss beyond such
sum will be allowed. al, ...t .t
IN, UPHAM, supt
| A.;
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NEW GOODS!

IAs just returned from the CITY with more extensive
IL assortment Of WV i'I
WATCHES g. RICH IEWEI.RY
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AME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the Esd
" instant, two red yearling htierI with slit in the
right ear The said cattle is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
- URIEL A CLARK.
Brookheld, October 49, ls43. ,U4.f 50
r Hereby give my sou, John Sanborn, his ime from
and after this date aud shall claim none of his earn
ilgs or pay any Of his debts from this time forth
,L JOSEPH SANBoRN.
Washington October 80, ls4s 50
CENrLEMAN'S Rich Satin and Silk seaIs and Cru-
VI watts. Oct II. J. w. HoWES.
1T T A NEW ARTICLE Il,1 :,
EoR FALL and WINTER HATS.-sik, Corded,
Il Chapgeable VELYETS,at - /
Oct, H. rs '-'E' j. w. HoWEsl
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in store such property any portion thereof to be
sold by the sheriff of the county where the may be stored
Sec Such sheriff shall sell all such property at public auc-
ton and shall notice Of such sae by publication
paper printed in the county where such property stored
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last of which shall be not less than
four weeks before said sale and there be newspaper printed
IN such county, then such notice shall be inserted in the newspaper
printed thereto this Said shall state
the time and place of sa the description of the property qan
N quality and marks of the articles be solo, the time when sto
known. ...t..f ,. 81, .. ... - ....,..
Sec. g. If the congnee shall not claim said proper
V and pay all legal charges theeon and for advertising the
before the day of sae the sheriff shall proceed sell said proper
V and make return of the the of the county
where such property stored with his affidavit of the truth of such
V store all legal charges theeon and the balance if he
shall the Of said county The money paid &c
the of such county, shall be kept for the benefit of the
owner of the property sod and be paid him producing
satisfactory evidence of his right.
ADproyed Oct Al 1Sd3
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is hereby enacted by The General assembly Of The State Of FER
That sections SIX twelve and thirteen, of chapter eighty
Of the Revised Statutes repealed.
Approved Nov. |, 1913.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17

No Plan ACT, IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER sIXTYsEyEN OF
THE REVISED STATUTES ENTITLED THE MAINTENANCE
OF LEGITIMATE CHILDREN"
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A CERTAIN CURK

A CERTAIN CURK
LOT humors, scroiula, piles, eresipeIas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and oil diseases -
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
HOCT. BANGS RENOVATINt, NIIx.
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WONDERFUII
LY MAN a. KING

LADIES CRAVAIS.
A Splendid assoc lment at J. w. HoWES.
n Oct. II .r,. Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
CdmpbeTs FOREIGN Jfooo.;,c.

The November number of this beautiful and in.
'erestins publication, has been received. II is
"rnamen'ed with n splendid engraving OF Espar.
tero, andi contents made up ofthe most int.
resting articles from the Foreign Reviews rccciv.
ell by the last steamer. The Life of Sir David
Wilkie, and Espartcro, from the October No. OF
the London Quarterly, the two leading articles.
The miscellany is copious and attractive.
This is a new publication, issued twice month,
each number ornamentcd by engraving, at 81
per annum. The style in which it is got up and
the taste displayed in the selections, will make il
the most popular of all the collections of Foreign
Misceanies- Sunless the old Museum, which is
always good, maintains its ground.
Messrs. Drinkcr II Morris, are the agents. both
for Campbell and the Museum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
State Convention.
At a meeting oi the Wings of Norfolk, among
other rcsoluiions alopied. wore the follow ing;

At meeting oi the Wings of Norfolk, among
other resolutions adopted. were the following:
Resolved. That cordially respond to the rccommcn.
j-on 1T the Central Wing Committee At Richmond pro
posing hold State Convention that city, the 2end
at February 10 appoint delegates the Wing National
Convention 10 he holden IN the city 1t Baltimore, IN May
next, choose Wing Electors Tor the State, aud the
general interest OF the Whg
Resolved That this meeting appoint by aNiva VOTE
wenysN delegates represent their the State
Convention o be held IN the ut Richmond, the 22d
OF February
Resolved That heartily approve the project OF u
Young Mems Wing Mass Convention recommend 10 br
held IN the city Baltimore, MAY aud hereby
appoint every Wing OF the Borough oi Norfolk, delegate
u said ConN eution.
The following gentlemen were named 10y the President
10 compose the delegation the Borough o Norfolk
attend the Richmond Convention. m February next;
Robert +. TAYLOR, John 7. Leigh, John a. Butlcr. John
Dickson, L. w. Williams SylVanus IartshoT james Mad
den. w. ID. Delaney, r. w. SeabuTy, Jsmcs r. Hunier
Thomas &. Tabb, James Il. SOnha, John Gormcy. Mycr
tyers, rhoS. Newton W J. Chapman, ~ Currer, &. d.
Walters, John H. Nash, Nicholas Parker, John H. DOYLE
Charles Reid, + +. FerEuson w. T. Foster. w Pearce,
simon Stuue-9b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Other mutual confidence exists. and mutual inerchan,
! 81 opinion - encouraged.
Our profession l. requiring neal and indclstgsblc
industry in It's Pursa-it OF toll and unceasing vi
glance demanding the closest and firing applies
ton we would reap the rich aud honorable rewards IL
oilers 10 its voaries The qualifications necessary the
sgcuturist, and the profession ITSELF have hitherto
and may be- now, a. some estimated according In
standard that falls far short the one
the importance and dignity OF the other Physical pow.
81 happily is longer esteemed the only quality
tal q tie constitution OF complete farmer. lie nust be
posses"do ct mndo capacity Ia effects their egiti.
mate causesto investigate the OF things-to
Tyne, arrange, and comparable Ice habituacd 10
thoughto deep and serious meditsuon-compre hcnsve
IN las View, and prompt aud Systematic in his combi
nations An occupation requiring these high attributes
aud constituting the basis at national prosperity should
be h2hty cticemed- other Professions are worthy ot
being dgnihed with the epithet OF learned there surely
this nothing that can property characterize armed
Yet. unfortunately for society for county, aud the
Of Improvement yiated public sentiment has depressed
ITS pnt and piraiyzcd its energies Our aud daughters
have been taught from the cradle drsps" labor, and
regard dlshonosbe and unworthy the ct high
minded ingenious men. IL Is To this idea OF h" disgrace
attached 10 labor thus nsed, that To attribute the
Hooking OF crowds TO other professions and the msiortunes
OF thousands VII" become useless I" soets-a curse 10
themselves, and often Cumbersome tn their friends.
| appeal fair friends who have honored ssri-
cultural meeting with their presence. II they should not
rghuuiy bear large share OF the responsibility justly IN
CURED hV the "dum and disgrace attached - abor-h an
view ct te axiom, that condition IN life can he dsrepu
table, that leads IL Independence and preserves from the
paths at vice and dishono the intelligent farmer and ingc
NOUS enierpr',lng mechanic not equally entitled 10
ihoT respect and cOusid, ratonto their SMILE and
approhao lee, who hangs the outskirts o what ~
called good soci'iy,-and j. sink ct
shabby gcnltvthc principal ingredients ot which,
poverty aud pde'" would respectfully invoke their and
their countenance and influence, the reformation ui abu
seshtir power - omuipotrnt-l, be cNctted tor the
hcn' tit OF society by intoxicating the wholesome truth that
industry honorabi'-that all hopes and efforts escape
the primal upon must Ice VAIN, and eventually
lead him who Ihem and all cOndug IN him Tor
support and protection, abyss oi misery and disgrace
The enlightened practice 81 agriculture - but the study
he he e
afforded 10y Il, infinite the variety ct objects the
natural world On every side, fields ct contemplation
opened 10 our view nyiung meditation, and stimulating To
the alteration OF the and goodness Of the Creator vi
The unlNnrse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

The Boston Atlas acquired great distinction for
its enterprise IA collecting the returns OF the late
elections IN Massachusetts,. Before two o'clock
Tuesday morning, the day after election, il had
the results IN nearly e,cy town in the Common.
wealth. The following explains the important aid,
10y which IT achieved the grand result:
TwTcmiL's EVrru4.-Ms G.ncry Twitchen, ih.
land Nhmlral" at Massachusetts the Napoleon Ut stage
PIopilci"s, has performed feat which II without a pa
tSlei IN 1e history oi expresses He collected the
nns OF the votes ~ every counties of Wrcc.
ter, Hampden Hampshire, Franklin aud Berks shire with
ie "Ncepton oi three the last and delivered Them nj
the office o the Boston Atlas before o'clock ON Tu.-
day morning. His arrangements were mad. n hsy.
reinn AT Worcester, at IL o'clock Monday niSht an
;" perfect were they, aud admirably executed n hin.
last was delivered two minutes before the clock struck t
h"nr MI Iwitce himself. only devised md sup.f
intended his own plan operation bat lac pcrtoun,J n
most wonderful feat IN its cNecutonlle rode from ~,
lem IL Worcester, with the Frank i'm county
distance Ii ~ miles ia iva hours, and then taking ia, re-
turns brought by all his expresses, from ia. five connie.
leaped into upon the railroad, and was I'm the Atl.s
Office before iva o'clock. Allowing that th. u,,elinyx
were closed nj lave O'clock which early az they aro
generally adoutnvd he collected the returns from lis
towns. and delivered them in Boston. distance of 7s
's from the iarcs point, IN the incredibly short spac.
oi ninc hours. When consider the number of combi
nations necessary 10 produce such result the
agents To be employed, the skill, the judgment, the en-
egy required IN the mind, who watched over and
guided tins compcaied work. and thea the accuracy
win winch each subordinate part performed conit
butng with cockike regularity e. the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of
the great whole, bat express our at
the achievement.
the annals OF Expresses show MS any think 10 equal
II, we have not seen IT, We say urRRA for TwicheIl
The next time have select candidate for Governor
hc shall be man-ior in the nth can
run like him.-IPOTcesfer 4f1sis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING

C"rrdn and Godoia.-When Goodwin had completed
his novel OF "MandeNlie," which ho had yet named
he invited party OF friends amongst whom John Phil
pot Curan 10 dinner for the purpose at christening his new
work. No the cloth removed than Goodwin
produced long list OF tides which he proposed should be
read and dcllhcracd upon seratim lie had gone through
about dozcn not of which approved Of and the
affair was becoming bore.
Now, them" said Goodwin, in his slow and measured
way, what think you Of this "A Tale OF the Sixteenth
Century"
THAT will do, my dear Goodwin" said Cunun impatient
y, That will do Rely upon IT, that II will never be a tal.
for any other Century"
twas upon the occasion that the host having ny
ted double the number Of he had intended
be present, thought merely DOUBLE the aupn
ty oi dinner When the were removed wv legs Of
mutton appeared. GLOW this - exclaimed one OF the par
~ TO him. LEG ui mutton at the opeg OF the
hottom!"
Good economy" said Curran making both end,
NEAT"
The late Gcorp' Lamb being congratulated by friend
upon his recent election for Westminster observed that 1t
was scarcely subject for congratuaon, the necessity
1r hs attendance a the HorsE might force him quit the
BAR.
Il don't apprehend that" replied h friend what is to
prevent you being both 'rorsr-L,uB aud nA.L.Nn.
hsaH Formidable Rirdl 10 JeHner-Thc late Andrew
DGcTow, whose English IT the most correct once
said never saw such an eye Edmund kesn's he'd
rHeeiHdfe owIoc audience 10y Just looking at them"
The same authority WON'T say that he looked NOR,
10 tie" plots 81 hs pieces than the dialect dialogue
DdtHHfN' hsHiOCrd-A frCuChWOman m London adj
VeTiises that she lalbly badness. We can
comprehend the possibility restoring the hair how 10
Tehi're ats absence, which. in other words
bald head, or the bald poron o It, except by process not
uncommon M her own country, easily conceive
That process IS inialliJlc.
D"Icate COHsOlatOH-Iav wrote 10 a friend n Lon.
don-Bntton, the great naturalist has lost has wr-
lie would be- incOnsOlhc tho event, Tor the
pressure lac anticipates m disscctIng her"
UHNtss IactfuTnify- According To- an Academy Story
Tor tie literal cNacness Of winch do not Vouch) the
following dialogue once occurred between Mr. Stewart
newton H. a. O. pleasant voluble Yankee this SER
ons brother, a. they walked home from dinner party -
Newton--Well We have had a veiy pleasant evening
WIlkie.
WHkic-Rnhy.
NewIon-bui Won were very silent.
WIkie-Rnly.
Newton--In fact you said but one word.
Wuk,,--Raly.
Newtou--the'e 1t goes again. Why, DAVID you never
do say any thing but rally
NHkic-Raly.
Quauetly R,,i.w Sept
Something simlsr the above occurred at dinner par.
" at John hemblos Among the guests Isaac Reed
ana another person. who also deeply Nencd IN black
Ieuer lore Neither Of them had uttered single word
throughout the evening when Just tie party brcnking
up kenbr happened mention black letter pamph.
which lslld he wH- printed think fifteen huudred aud
forty seven"
Eight" saidR Reed.
''1iN, said the other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
Clay Clglb OF Louisa.

Pursuan, to adjournment OF The Clay Club of Louisa
met Monday, 18th OF November. The Club being cal
led order the President delivered eloquent address,
which he returned his thanks the Club the honor con
fcrrpd on him.
On motion OF ]. X. Musby, Ed. d. T. Johnson wa,
appointed Secretary pro
On motion OF the same, committee Of seven, consist
iuc OF the following gentlemen: VIM Rag land, Philip II
Jones' Joseph Il. Musby, D. I. Johnson, Dr. VIM. j. Pen
d.et'u, Dr.. Jas VI. Mou, and Pleasant Hackct-,on mo
ton, Clayton g. Coleman added were requested {,
address letter To- the lion. HENES CLAY, rendering him.
the name OF the Wings OF Louisa public dinner at sucl
time as would best suit his convenience
On motion OF ID. +. Johnson. It was
Resoired, Tina, the Wing population Of Louisa he ap
pointed Delegates the Central Wing Convention to b,
held IN the city OF Richmond, the d Of February neat
On motion Of J. X. MOsby, it was
Rssoired, That the Club recommend the whig- o
Louisa form district Clay Clubs throughout county
aud also, that Committees of Vigilance Ice appointed 10y this
Club.
On motion Of ID. T. Johnson, At was
Resoired That these proceedings be iorW arded 10 IN,
Richmond Wing for publication.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN, President
u. T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

W. .',ri fr,mdr Pe'rr,bur, Republican, that NJ
Meeting oi s Dersocrauc party ofsst Chesterfield Court
k's,uupnf in favour OF W. Van Bucn were voted down.
and m' r"r'uDn ~ appoint Delegates tie National
Convention, af hiF tune, wa- negauycI. The Rcpubl.
'fn ih1. comments pn tho proceeding.
we f.oice "a s,e hist the people Of Chesterfield have
ipNn'd down n' Itrmp D skc premature step NJ 10
Do appointment o Dc.egatos tic National Convention.
" pf b' evident - every chat do This in eject
D fri 90 bad faith towards iusc with whom W. hive com.
pfoin'i 90 be question oi limo, md have the utmort
con'n'' tat 81 only necessary present the question
o. 20" VIRGINIA people, aud They will every whore say as
Chf.t'fi'id haa aid, will nons u d. We do not claim
this Calhoun victory Van Bufcn defoat but ~ a
triumph ~ he good Of The people over Inc onsiderae
apd improper counsei- VIZ. Cox tie Senator FROM the
Chesterfield Dstdci, dele'a d highett c0mnenJation
~ ks course upon his Occssion"