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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-09
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-09


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

Our next,meetng ia 10 he held at L.. BoutwelPs
Hotel in Chelsea on the 26th instant, ut one 7. NJ.
This will be during the session of our Supreme
Court.
W. wish TO see mass meeting at Chelsea, in
ihe strict sense Of the term. We will assure our
brethren that they will be so well entertained MS
to repay them for their lime and expense. Those
who larry through the evening, will he entertain
ed for the night with pleasure, by our Chelsea
brethren. Let every Orange County Wing who
reads this letter give notice 10 all Wings aud other
candid men, and extend 10 them pressing inv-
uticn TO attend. With good travelling we ought
to rally one thousand strong at Chelsea. Can we
not do il, Wings?
Some OF the towns in the County are to hold
Wing meetings on the 22d believe. The Wings
of B,aintree aud BrookfeM have been invilcd 10
meet those Of Randolph, at the Town House Of X.
Centre, Oh that OCCASION.
II ia hoped that there will be good number
present from those ihteo towns. IL is well known
thai SOM hundreds uf freeuen in this County,
who are in favor of Wing principles aud Wing
! pnlcy, have joined few LocoiUrus in Sleeps
| Clo,liua, aud certain Disappointed Wings, who
now owe tie Wing pury an especial spite,
| aud constitute tho SO called Liberty Party
| There TIRE, no doubt, hundreds Of them who are
| honest men, and honestly attached 10 Wing priu-
| cpeS and whO have hCen CntiCed into this third
! party 10y the promise that their Wing principles
md the great interests OF the country should not
be sacrificed, bat thar the new party would H.
| dupl the Wing creed as its platform. But since
| the DuDaiJ C0nreniion these men That they
| have been slamciuy betrayed 10y ialsehoods.--
They ave not ready for PERJURY and treason Can
| they moi be won back ? Yours &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
DR.. WIS rAR'S
BAESAM OF WILD CHERRY.


IMPORTANT CAU TON ihe pubic should bear
l. in mind that i DR.. WIstar's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures which
are published ~ pa Of the country and not tho ar
llces Of similar ndmJ that occasionally pulIed into
temporary notice Those may be good but KNOW no h
Ing about ihenl
iU;DLut every Man, W oman and Child read The C,ow-
ing letter. ana If that dOss not satisfy Ali the great yir.
othls Medicine let them 90 10 25 Fulton Street aud
The Original, with numcUus Other testimonials If Ike
character.
WAvERyILLE, Oneida Co. N. W Sept. Is, ls43,
Dear Sill owe II Ia ths addicted INFORM YOU IN At in
January last attacked by very violent cold caused
by working IN The waller, winch settled on my lungs had
IN attendance all the best medical aid III village but
after exhhuslng al Their skill 10 no avail they pronounced
my disease confirmed consumption they one and al
gave up de Alter much persuasion gnt the con
sent OF my physician 10 use the !Olslm of Wild Cherry
Preparedby d. Wistar purchased Of the agent in or
place one bottle, before using hal Of which BEGAN to
gam slcns b, ard was very evident my cough was much
bttier and my mp,ons Ia every way npro.na have
FUSED hree battles, and restored perfect health
This result IS aono owing 10 c use Of Dr. Wlsiurs Bal
u Wild CherrJ aad take tins method OF giving YOU
the morma'ion pAtiy to pay Mo deb Of gratitude
you, and panty lnat others similarly afflicted Llay know
where to apply for rolIel Very uuy yours.
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist undcr date Of Walorile Sept
"a, 1913, writes;
The statement given you by Mr. Sage is well known to
BIO rue BY this whole community. IL ce,tauly most
remarkable cure The sale oil the alsain is yefy good
and success IN cues truly faiterng
Yours respectfully ID. ID. PALMER,
Let the Afflicted call and see our certificates. They
right Medicine Be sure and get Dr. sars Baisam of
WI Cherry. Beware of limitations.
This Balsam cues all affections Of the Lungs and Liver
such as bleeding of tho lungs bronchitis asthma Of 10 or
iCJSSold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, RS Funoo
corner Of Nassau 81 Now York. Also. sold in Montpelier
by s. p. REDFlELD. A Medical Treatise to be had
gratis rs aooye, 4s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
teor the Wa,chman * Journal.

oa TO- CLAY CLUE, Feb. 6, le44.
-Jnessrs. EditGs:
We have ihnd an enthusiastic meeting of the
sClGb atSoulh STAFFORD 10 day. Ia the afternoon
rhe meeNng house was filed by some four or fiye
hMndred determined Wugs, and in the evening
ahe haA of the Ian WIS filled.
We were elii.vened by The instrumental music
OF The ThEH0ru Dl mr. dITd Dy Guy -s0TTp g
executed wild, much. spirit and taste.
MANY individuals not heretofore accustomed to
pubic speakiug ex pressed their views, and relat-
'ed iacts ana nne' ;doles with point aud effect
ihese are+he me n 10 elect Henry Clay
several RESOLUTIONS which you will find report
gu al iehghl III the Protector were discussed with
spr'' aud ab ~ by some ten or twelve members
OF tie LAB and unanimously adopted.
Ih's sheetdig would rank with the County
saee'HSS ned to respond TO the nomination OF
GeneSa' Harrison in the early par, of 1870 The
rally augura we'll for the success Of The marty in
lbe coming contest. r' ~
E.P. WALTON, Jr. aud James Barrett, Esos
were elected honorary members of ,he Club Nc
expect these gentlemen to favor us with their M.
tendance, and MD at our meetings when pracca-
pc 10 repay This special mark OF our approbolion
and respect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
DEATHS.

IN Berlin Feb . widow Miriam Wright, aged 81 years, OF
ersipeas aho of the coty settlers of town.
Printers in n. II. and Conn requested, &c.
In Wost Fdirlcc, 9Th inst, Mrs Lucy Wild wife of Azariu
Wild, Esq, aged 81 years.
In hnesbush Feb eth Laura Lucotia, daughter of T. w
Glib, Esq, eyed i6 years and IL days.
In Charleston 2oth ult Laura NJ, daughter and
Laura Melvin formerly of ST. Jonsbury oged years and
months.
In Hard'yck, Jan. 81 Thomas Morris, Mr.. Moses
Chcever, aged nearly six months
lovely, ieved, fragile flower
Just opening TO the light of life,
Whose slender form aud feeble power
Meier felt the COLI worlds bitter strife,
But drew the parents doting heart
Aside from pleasures Turing SCENES
To act the far grateful part
vi using every proper means
That nature, or that art give,
To know its wants, and them supply,
To make the little irall live,
Aud then prepare it, right t. de-
Is taken from n mOhe RS AIMS
A fathers fond aud proud embrnco-
Has taught the frailty of Elrth's charms,
Aud the rich value of Gods grace.
Weep moi father, weep not mother
Take the lesson God has given;
Set y0Gr hearts upon other
Ibaa iAo l,lIe to meet IN Heaven. y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
NEWS FROM MR.. VAN BUREN,.

Mr.. Van Buren, again appears before the public
via Virginia. 1t had been rumored that he will de-
cline being candidate whereupon Mr.. V. B. writes
to Virginia gentleman, according to the Richmond
Enquirer, that the report is unfounded. Gle pre-
sumes that his friends are too much accustomed to
rumors and misrepresentation to attach the slight
est importance to such an idle report" All right:
we hope he will not skulk away before the battle,
but stick to it and yield honorably to the fair de-
feat which awaits him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

@ The Voice of Freedom wishes to know
whether we would give to the Wings of New
Hampshire the same advice which we lately gave
TO the third party. Yes in the circumstances.
We think any man or party is denented who
would cut his or its own nose off-and doubly so,
when by the same operation it strengthens an enc
my. The Voice admits that the third party will
strengthen one or the other Of the other parties and
justlfes it the ground that both pro-slavery
Grant it, if you please-but are they equally pro-
slavery? Is there choice? Is nothing to be gain
ed, even as to slavery, as well as in all the other
great questions deeply affecting the people? And
again-how does the third party do any good when
as the Voice confesses it cannot carry its own
point, and at the same time will blindy aid one Of
the other parties? Why not, in such case, choose
whach party to help, so long as you cannot effect
yourswn purpose? We appeal to all candid men
and especially to anti-slavery Wings, to reflect on
these points
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
LITERARY REGISTER.

Theological Criticisms, &c by r. W. Adams, of this village
The author Is Doctor of good saudngbnt of phgse
of divinity and in departing from his proper sphere he will
gain neither reputation mouoy We have little of tho
book YET hut enough persuade that the pub
c TO whom it offered, its circulation do good From
chsun' 1t must bring pity at least upon author, md
the book may be greatly injurious. When say that
author Is macriastthut he denies the cxsnnco of Christ
except figure of Hpeocand the christian religion
system OF fragments gathered hom ancient poaoD,ers
readers undorsand why unoquiyocay condemn tho
book.
Mirror Library No. G. being songs and Miscellaneous Poems
lover 1907 by Barry COrnwaln double number, price
Beautiful every waybeautiul sone', beautiful printing and
paper. The Mirror Library is worth buying, New York, pub
lshed by Morris Willis 4 Co.
The Musical Album collection Of vocal pieces for
soprano voicos-lycs, Apers and Tins, editors.
This is monthly musical magazine, IS cents number,
published by J. Winchester, N. Y.
The Ango.Amccan New York f.. L. aryin & Co. price 80
On receiving large and beautiful plate of Washing on we
do less than nmnd the public that subscribers to the
Anglo American get the same plc gratis 1t is worth tho sub
scripton price of the paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
SUNDERLAND.


Tue non resident proportions Of III town of Sunderland
Il III the county oil Bennington are hereby .n1ied that
the taxes assessed by sad t"n wii"n The year next
ONE preceding Us 'e' rem M h'r III whole az III part
uh.a'u On 'le l",,DD"'s ''sCf'n,I mus 10 WI;
E,%s Lyman wv ac'es no % f' DIVISION emu the llgh
oil 20 10 aces 4"ulV ,U % een5;
RMnno yueft loo t'rts no "a 4'h DIVISION and tho
r'snl oi 90 90 Sc'G GSa p"l,''uc TAX 10 cents:
Henry oPhlp lOO acres 40 . AN DIVISION and 50 3
acrss u"dVdeH--'dH 20 Gents ~
loo acres Z" ne GA ""l rlshl ct William ljrattc No 43
an DIVISION ana 3o aces no IL ' division and So a.
cfes uhoF ca Of iIlc same rsh'-'aS 80 cents.
ioJ acres 10 4h ul's'n ana % la screS undivided
the or ghi' iig' o' nouns aid--Ia& 80 ce"ls
90 acres oSh ON uiYso" appropriated 10 the use II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
SAMSON BROWNS ESTATE.

SA NTSUN BKOW MS ESTATEs
TO the creditors, heirs law, and all concerned in the
of Sampson Browa, late Of Tunbridge, deceased,
inlestae--
II l.. TRACY administrator on the estate of said de-
Ia. ceased, makes application for license 10 sell me
real estate Of said deceased for the payment OF debis
against said estate and represents that part OF the same
cannot be sold without injury those interested and
therefore prays for lie snsa sell the whole o. the real es-
OF said deceased WhereuPon II s oraefed mai The
en- at Shepeys Inn in Punbidge, in and for the District
of undoph on the 4h Wednesday OF February 1874 and
thai notice he eof given to all concerned by publ shng
hs oder three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man printed Montpelier, the last of which 10 BIO before
the day Of hearing
Given in Court this go day of January, 1874.
At LEVI b. Villas Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

To Conespondents.-The engmas will be given
when convenient. We should be very happy to
CRAFTY friends and the author of the lines on the
death ofiLorenzo Wells, but they are much too
long. WE wish it always understood that articles
of this kind, however deeply they interest friends,
'are Of nolnterest to the mass of newspaper read
oers, unless they are made by at least tolerabe
skill and power in the execution of them For this
reason, such articles should either be brief Or pos
sess the Other merits, in order to claim publicity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

Trouble in the Camp. A correspondent of the
last Burlington Democrat hailing from Addison
County," de-pairs of elcctng Van Buren, and ur-
ges Gen. Cess upon the locos. He says:
Gas an individual would sooner see Mr.. Var
Buren, reelected than any other man; by him we
fell, and by him Sho'dd be eiad 10 rise. But the
signs of the times are traught with evil towards
him.
We infer, from the passage which we have itali'
cised. that the writer is spoIlsman-an old Van
Buren, man, who is disposed to desert his master in
the hour of trouble. What say ye, locos-is not
this Barber-ous to poor Van?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
WISE CONFIRMED.

On the 9th the Senate confirmed the nomination
of Henry A. Wise of Va. to be Minister to Brazil
ayes 30, noes 10. strong vote but question
able compliment, since both parties would rejoice
to get this Hotspur out of the way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

The Tariff The locofoco Committee of Ways
and Means will soon report bill to reduce the
Tariff The chairman has state that they will re-
duce the duties on wooens cotton, iron, and hard
ware and on articles generally. 1t will be observ-
ed that Senator Woodbury. of N. H., one of the To-
cofoco candidates for the Vice Presidency, is as
rabid as ever against the last Tariff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

In Bradford Jan 49, by Rev. Joseph CLARK, Asa Woodward
ESD TO Miss Jane Sanborn, OF souborntown, N. II.
In bradford, Jan. 80, by Rev. Clark, MIR. John Brown
Miss Mercy Martin.
In Bradoid Jan ~ by r. p Lewis, ESQ., Mr. William ia
ques to Miss Mary Cross of Otfotd, N. II.
In BradoId Feb l by Ray Joseph CLARK, Mr.. WIN. Curtis
Johnson TO Miss Amanda l.. Woodwoh
In Dadod, Feb 9Th, 10y Rev Joseph Clark Mr. David Morri-
SON. of Fairlee, to Miss uunnah Clark, of this
In Bradford, Feb 9th, by Rev 5. McKeen, Mr.. Lewis V.
Bunsden Of Mian Mass TO Miss Louisa McDufee,
Of John McDulee, ESQ, Of this town.
IN Cornt, by Elder a. D. Smith, Mr. Josiah d. Dearborn TO
Miss Clarssa e. Smith, daughter OF Richard Smith Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
COL. JOHNSON.

Col Dick has written his letter on the Presiden-
cy. He says he'll stand for President if the locos
will nominate hm-or for Vice President---or
any thing else, we add. The old soldier is not so
rich but that he would like more.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
MIR. CALHOUN,

The North Star announces that Mr.. Calhoun has
withdrawn from the Presidential race. No. SIR
he withdraws from packed Convention only. His
organ in New-York says, by authority, that this is
all
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

Massachusetts,. The locos of the Massachusetts
legislature have nominated Mr.. Van Buren, for Pres
ident If he lives to get the electoral vote of Mas
sachusetts, Methusaleh will have to knock under to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

Louisiana Hon. Henry Johnson, (Whig) has
been elected U. S. Senator in place of the late
Judge Porter. The Senate now stands thus wings
30 locos 23.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
TWINGSVlLLE HOTEL

TN subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
i has taken the Tavern Stand known as the Twings.
VILE Hotel The Louso has undergone thorough repairs,
nd ready fo the reception of company. The sub
SCI ber feels warranted in saying TO the Traveller Team
and Parties of Pleasure, that they will find him aten
tive to their every want. 1t is his intention keep
house every respect second TO this part of the
county. ~ -
SYLvANUS GRAVES,
Bnrrr. VI JannarY |. l6i4 AZ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

"Neighbor Stacy is in bad state."-Btrling
ton Democrat.
No, sir--he is in the state Of Vermont, and if the
Democrat man don't like it, he had better slope back
to Ireland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

u s. Supreme Court On motion of Mr.. Up
ham, Hon. Paul Dillingham; Jr. Of Waterbury, and
D. A. Smalley Esq. of Burlington, have been adj
mi.ted to the bar of this Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
PEDLERS WANTED.

WANTED ten or twelve u years of age, to
w pcddlo tin aud ohor domestic manufacturers
for nine months commencing about the first Of pr
None need apply but those who in good health and
produce sasac DRY testimonials Of good character and
steady habits. Also can flrn,h very strong kind work
horse thi will draw weight exclusive Of The carriage
and who willing to do a mans work
Any who wish engage abovr, must make early ap
pl.caiion Post patd, to BURRAGE YALE.
South Reading, (ncar Boston, Mass Jan. %, 1874 459
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

Deaih of Judge Co,oea. Hon. Esek Cowen, for
many years Judge in New York. died at Albany
on the 18th inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
THE JUDGESHIP.

On the 9th there was abnetmeetng at Wash
ington, says the New York Tribune, and vote ia
ken on the judgeship as follows:
For c. p. Van Ness Of For Judge Nelson Of
Ne y W Y.
MIR. Upshur, Mr. Spencer,
MIR. Henshaw, MIR. Wickliffe,-2.
Mr.. Porter,-3.
This gives Ex-Gov. Van Ness majority but the
vote does not ensure his nomination.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

WooAn increased demand is experienced nearly all
scrpons of domestic WOOL and prices fully SUPPORTED
Stock market smn holders locking for some further
improvement in priocs.-Atlus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
CONCORD rail- ROAD.

CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
w and after the LIST Nov Passenger Trains will
~ run daily Sundays exccp,cd1 connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave Boston at 7 A M, IL A M and p M
Leave Concord at a 81 NJ IL Ia A NJ, and p NJ.
Trains from intermediate places'will run as follows viz.
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Id A NJ. ~ Id p M and p NJ.
Nashua at A NJ. | = NJ. and p. M.
Manchester Sd A NJ. Sd p NJ. and Z "a P NJ.
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at 3 l.2 A NJ. 12 NJ aud 3-4PM
Nashua at 6 l-2 A NJ. Ia = NJ and 4 81 NJ,
Lowell att Id A NJ. P NJ. and l.2 p NJ.
or Immediately the arrival of the cars ON Boston,
The second Train from Concord arrives IN Boston in
for passengers to take le o'clock train TO New
Yoik.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord, Man.
chester, Nashua, Ahdover Havehil Exeter and Dover
and daily either way between Concord Porand al
daily ftom Concord by Portland, 10 Brunswick, Hoowe
and Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
3 un daily as follows
Leave Boston a, 4 p M and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord a. "a P N and urve at Boston a,
the next morning
Freight, first class, Sd; second class g.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston an
hour at least before leaving to insure delivery by the
first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued at than $50 notice should be given and extra
charges paid, claim FIR damage loss beyond such
sum will be allowed.
N. G. UPHAM, sup't.
Nov. 2, Is4S 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
COMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers having bsen appointed by the Hon
w orabe Probate Court for the District of Randolph,
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
sanban, lue of Washington in said district dccea ed
represented nsolyen and all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset iheieu and The Of SIX months from this
daic bsng allowed for that pupose-hereby give notice
that Will attend the business ofour appointment at the
dwelling house Of q. X, GIe, in sad Washington on
the first Monday in March and July next at O'Clock p
Nj on eacI OF said days.
JOHN COLBY, lCommis.
Il. W. BARTHOLOMEW. sioners.
Washngto January 90, 1874. AZ