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nENRN LAY


The following beau'lfii ,rihu'c ~ VI
Clay, sc extract from the admirable
speech Of REV Mr Capcrs, Of Barb or.
delivered al wing convention Of Ala
uama.
Il lave ins'nna:ei. sir. :hal the lem
p.doi llhcfiy has been shaken la ITS ve.
~ tase ,by lhc genius Of The hing called
Dcmocfaey Aa1 Who doubts - Who
have lort lie srcnes of 1881 and
-. When he sound of the drum ~as
hrafd ln Carolina, her plnins covered
VIII he armcs of Andrew the Great
aud her ciasi lined Win his frlrnics ol
VAR. What patriot hraa beat not in
paulol anxiety. when lhe issue W.
suspended oa an appeal 10 Courfers
/ Ire appeai vas madc--it vas rejected
The genius ol Democracy reieued IN
The icmP.c of liberty. and instead Of an
arm suea, Tie Bloody Force Bdi pas
scd
The ioesin IT mar sounded though.
out The capitol. ADD the armies Of gov.
efnmcns we're commanded 10 bow "lhe
traitors, or eAtermlnaie Them from ihe
home of their fathers SIR. II vas an
eAen'iul houf-ihe old lion ol democra-
cy nov iiae for he blood Of fteenen'
sons-and The goddess Of liberty weeo.
my over the sccnel II was indeed an
e'caiigl huut-one lc.l blow and con.
Hftt rns1cs winch dissalyos the Un.on
and spreads death aud desolalion lhro'.
o5i he land 10 the cecn,lul moment.
Tie usage oi The care worn nairstic
beng appeared, on whose brow seemed
10 be suspended the ponderoas welall
oil liberty aud the Union. when To- a
voice as from The ghos, uf Washington
eAc'almed-''SaNe The UnIoni twas
pafci ased "uh the loars anl blood Of
your ftlhcls!"
'f"as CLAY SIR. TINT matches.
statesman Clay! b.arng N one hand
ihe olive branch Of peace ani ~ the
othef he sword Of ifuih aud liberty. b.
Approached the alter consecratcd 10 l,b
er'y-ihere he lad his oiTe ing. and
ihete, with that burning. lnpas ,loned
elo4aenee, congcnial wtfh his exalted
nature IA the name Of liberty ana IN
ihe name of blood-siained spins who
purchased IT. he bid the larlns sons of
democracy heath their swords and MOI
"feak them ia the blood other broib-
ers. HIS man iaie was obeyed. The old
lion OF Democracy eroached 10 ms AIR
peace vas restored and The Union sa
we'd
AR President. my heat reours 10 the
scenes OF that eeeuif9i hour with emo
'ions anli'efab.e, aad when l. shall
case 10 S'al with the warmes. pulsa
lions OF mora apProbauonfor the match
less ACTOR IN that great drama Of m,
country ; li0eny. lei ms receive ~.
rAeefahoas o! my country, AMI n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

"'N>'ssiffi The lsg.lsiass II N..4,,,...
80 - ""fA a. e-na"si fsff~sri.ss he st.--,...
81 The sisis n. .aiarY - he Co.
51eed i's@ $1,000 ID $1,000. ALL, = -.
- % 'as ",sa ea'' II tf'un AMI aer~.l. ].
,ssl"oed in''a 5000 {. sg500-,s,t - -
Jadie. i',sn s501o 10 sgo0a-.as ~. ~ ga
.'''''e' Ah'''.s' Z" ts'iao-i is.ra 81 500 4, 80
ne sA'a'r 81 ihr Apdts Il Pahi.r -
'e'"' ed if''m $500 a. sl5O0--tl,, Il ~. r..
re- l''''a s<i'oJ 'a $500 as.I m, Of a.. So,
: 'e''See1 i''-a $1,000 - 1900 n,
,sH ~ NfPaief g. TIE Sap,rrne Esar, =, c.
has heea sba.saoJ. =, ~h,sh a. -
s'v0o % tn"ts - 'hm.lis,el, COZ "a %
H'o'hei bal ao.e' ~sr ,.Iar.n. n. A..
u iad'rai Cifeuii, lnasn eet.n :, :, 's'
30 oVol All is sa'sd. TIE sihrr :, -.
",.',.' '-''s'''''s' an 'ai-if OF $500 !, -
49, ~ nc ''e' d eief... oas,sss,~. ..,a
'.faee' arc 10 - felooei. i, =. -
.-ia'y AMI fes' N se.,y s.sle A., .''' ms
Safee ava sh1'i sfs = 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
ArgozgN WATERFALL

TIE besaHlsI us.effsil - lie Nai
f.asasa. Iorn.as IS suuansf eassasle
ncars car aan1u8 aa8 ferf Fro. 'a
hc.zai. a. l-rca casfeit lea.a aaa'E
si,e eNscss1te csil 81 fae cafif psfi -
.be na8 iir Esaeaat ha1's tsHs
aessft.ses whsi mau .n#eea hase seen
a .saan's. .sat
..rataas - go hau thef hs5 ben
affected Is tho setefe itasf. ''.e meHga
- bas4ue saak aa eizht 20 sea saeees
s.se slehl.. 70 fesn 8es "a 5ee -
los zen.l nr tt.rd ihn,u tac utaef
8as. aa8 80 tess.e3.aa fae ieHs siTef
psls slll.h leafs - ahe mftAm aoia~
#he laH su srfe feaarlec bs .pcelR
Gle lar lr.roa8 esq "a PCS failafss. AL
more seaHliallb or Ianey ha5 esrf
painted lar shsac "a / iratH sss4ani
80 l.ass. aad more han a hauafei ffo'
m ai8Ia. al, completely hesulod la
see. - iaH ~ - q prevent lhs asaa'lY
NOISY eas sale from besng beard. 49, ~
% ausge. aaj 10 h.ac be 81 rely
from .1ea. eteers wheta. p ene pasHi
81 e se4i aas 80 shla ~ ia al.ns the Dash
lng safcf 10 ,hos thfnagh
"a ihr lodge. il spfeai inio hfaa4
8r6 ake MASSES. frozen 5nfs fhaa aud
any sse|H,aad anan siions. which cane
E ~ pfosatc iaas Of ouf earis 80 com.
{ pace u io gfcai ~aatasWrfs bai The
i pcfpcnjlcUlaf pitches ~erc hong sin
Huk uass 81 ic|rics. tarAlan ~ laugih
F from - leei 20 an anrh. ailb shseh last
the larger ones husiiu8 lhfuug asui
4b,ir. Where ihe.r huas esef sctcss
+ m the zoe. lalal. affanslurcgi gfecnish
tinsr WAs gefrrpilr e ufhrtp Sc the
E color as pure ahiir. like alaiastrf, a. !
the general ap4elfsa. II The Who e..
sas That 81 giganiir msss II sslar-
aie.-liks isuee ahsch ~ had s'-eu "a.
ken from the great cavern n : huhonr
and con rasrd arclN afh Tho grey
focas AMI dark ever. tern an either sIir.
The base spread nat on Inc frozen basin
i,elow 10 a gradual s'oge. up = hich SOME
Of our pauy. bath lad4cs snf gentlemen.
scrambled ]. lIll ihrt could siaud pudrf
4 sort o( Inverted 6oihir canops %.
hlnes group cutie IN character With
The atc'ic mr. ~ tie whole The irrrs
a. The top. iaacn dowa with inefus.cJ
,cc. bent like feathers over all. aa1
iurneJ as g,sceiui aais as could haze
bcen drsltu1
TINS bcauli fsl object vas formed By
he ireeaias %! the spray on sh. rusk : a,
ne bottom ans the broad shelves shove.
I 10 constantly increasing pi.es. unld RI
sing hlghsr aud higher. It concealed The
shulc cascade - Checked a soa.c degree
+ BY The ice. . 5 ffom The .in So
odi Tar Sidcf than ~ sumner. and dup.
pug over the ffoxnn moss. decorated -
with thousands of pcnienls. unlil &c
thickness of tho covering forming sosrs
4 protection against the iniens. cold. lht
passage below srcamr cleared. and IN,
water flowed freely benea,h is s.nsulat
screen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
COY. JONES. OF TENNESSEE

l. vii be fecollccled that sanso weeks
SINCE The wings Of this ciiy fesnlsrd 10
present 10 ihi, gallant - hie pair Of ~
yer p'ichrrs,as a slight testimonial Of The
favorable feeling entertained by Them IL,
h's great eAcriions during the lsie euler
Material canvass 10 l'enncs~r which -
suited 10 his election and the trum-
phan' success n the principles adsoca-
led bN lienr, Clay under ~ hose banner
I he political battle had been loaeb,
ne contributions srie liberal, and The
result oil them Is a pair OF silver piichers
beautiful. A. testimonials O. respect.
ana beautiful as evidences Of skdlul
workmanship.
Each pitcher Will weigh about ninety
ounces. aud The surface Of them i
literally covered with beautiful
afab~>q1e ehaNngs. mingled ~,th
sfeaihs q roses, boldly and dei,ca,eiy
aehe.-lpoa one SIDE OF each +,
picture Of Henry Claws residence :,
Ash and, and on the oih~r a view or ,o
Q or addressing "a poliici meeting
from The stump: aud over each az ,h.s.
views ia soaring eagle. Ia front With.
IN an afanesqae border. IS an apprnpr,.
ale inscription The general ane-,, j..
ahee OF The whole IS esc.eJinel, n-at
and ehasle, ryldencing skilllul workman
snip. directed by cultivated lasie
ne pitchers are nov n The s,a,. =
W osmon Reed, No. - Market l.,ox
ihifd sifeei.-lU.S Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

-.,.el Ia5swhoIs eant - - sh.azf.
s.6sr...fa IS aaf asaes isfe "f
ta=.s =. saefefY aaas shsn fasf
sa4r4 sass = 81 ieshs ea@ss ~
5asss. aate ual s~u ons Hs "ss
.,..sssn.s. e aa assI iHzEfas - sa
=. hs8 .scf aesr4 lfa.a aag uaaa. On
aa4 aerasIHn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
WIG PRINCIPLES.

-,und Nsa#4aI aaneng. fel..l. p 'He W.
ard satbuf.f4 ri TIe N4Iua=
A aaeqHslc Bstaae. eHa af rf.Ierasr s.
Amencaa l4a4.Iu
Just res,raIH'. aH lat Esecafte Hsfs e.. eaAHatiaF
further resfnrlf.u aH ihf ttfn.Isf'.I lI.e 8 Gle.
lauhiaI administration 81 lI.s PaHHe daaata
-iih ~ equitable ds.HHriIHn Q. ar ff9ece's q
Sale. ui d susHe Of. lhs S'aia,
An hsnrsi snd rcfauusral aimfnIsft-faa 81 tf#s
General Government leaving raHI.r alfaef. I.cffee
freedom 81 thauFal aad ID ta rrht = frey, aai
nih suitable restraint. aeausl ,ss l.t ii.,iIefra6.
H. cleruHs
A. amendment II the Constitution. lmiiar a.s
incumbent oi be Pfe-lJeua4l e.les ia sHf.,
Term
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

Dor correspondent Abaef. mu.l et,use 10 from
rfsseniine Ire remarks 10 lie fabH They arr
better .iaei' or boil 10 ihe qa'et cotaef So Nh.el
We have deposited h.s prssoes,oa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
nAlnAoR

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CATTLE ~ T1s,f' 80 So 4.
raais ssisssI - 49, - ste
IS srss $3.50 Tar rsssss sa n
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fipIK - sais - N
i.sst Il ed AtsI isaet 80 a,
IN sai.'isr - ~ ga liassf q
ssa 81 Is has ass,ss p fs-s GO u
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'sersls ssiss sss.tsap,. 81 81 u
GRAIN --- To lr~ rafrs II
fs%rh she nsfari - asx.sas q
49, II sasg - ~ Nhar u
A. 30 f.li..a . sst iii ~
rstss. 4 o.. sasai iedst e = u
PROVISIONS We hsts u
4 u = %, r.ft - dss afi "
aarAsns-i We qss.te - Pa
N.-. nerf 81 A. 1873 \
Piece - s5as5 81. we,iea 81" :
81. fitf pss&s5 Me-. = 81
-. rssefe - 81 aesasnt
nee .aie. b - = saear gsf-ff
81 Al : 90. assl = rat s's.i e.
P.rs a. ~. ~. aaass b.
sss7r. s,dr, ~ SIS l. AL -
ssis- II we,aetn y. La q t'i
ssasniar Al 6le iiAdsr q -
: rsnfs
HiitskEY-is srsfrr A.
has~ sdssncrs3 me pssre . 81
~. So ttis ~ ~hirh rstss
salss4sf AL - asf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

o. safafds9 iaf
r. gtsa .sssi - - rtts
tnsfts sssssflf Tee isn
ftNftNNAT1 MARA 90
isa. = 4.
ussf - 81 Essf
AiAMs FANtI.-Es
hfis a.sas 1870 ssH
iiss sd y ssTs lsst -
iissn., % 'si. 49,. u
A.. J -. H@sa. 8 fs.I
~. gsa.tss. - b "a. 1s.s.
iiss 8 si..a Ysfa.
NulrKaN AFfR rtAaI
G = af~sfsr - ii.s i'sss
} s..sf 81 tsis s1s. "A
llsassfs ~ lsis lsaaa IS
t.ssss izz. = rss-
4 tsn BsssFa. Is 3.
- seq Il u,.
- Sod. - ss.hrl. ii
1sg. 81 .ft. l8g4 -
- ; SO. lrstt.t.. - I.tsa
ftui 4 --Ta- iafff nfs
ssarstf - =a $3.50
f ss-f.ssfa agstt8F So
. yes sfssss - - - 10 asn
~ 4fsfss.a-i - - -.
aasaf
NlikAf-~Ths fesrs 90 boss =
So so ssasl @fsA sssi sac - =,
gas aassAsi.
Atil<hb~-S sis. 81 CzHsl
isan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

F@ y ias been reoeuu, feissuea go iar l.efn,a
p~,''' IA '"e Lmpef'f OF kas-a l4. ar,iafea he
~ ever rene" M relation WA Gfcecr. ulnI
nose VIC 'o'e para ga the retoluaaa oI The 81 ID
~ t'e"o'' a'e punished. IAe National As.eiaUl,
"i'N men Mais nahi sehse 81 ihIs incuace.
unanimous 'oie. sfani44g 70 o.. ile oihrers
''''a VIZ Aefe b" lie capital. aHJ engaged 90
'''''.' esuniafy lnsneses anJ oihef
.il'-l .'iaes. ~Aich hss n ! s..1., =, -.
Palnoiitm nave Jc0Hn.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

Nh iHtths fCtf41N ~.
A LONG IoW BLAch S-il3oAlt-i.,,,
IS 5as o. iae u0I-aesI a,i., ..lr A. - S.a.b :.
-a'sse='eas Ba.ulao.s aa..l 5.ai. ,,l.,h s,alI
sa' ~1'' tf-HF' H.inss d oaii .iv could sscaA And
4" t'aia BE- afI~afalfe speaks itf trsli Sir ..
'sa's.ef sih h,Hes tsb.as was... atd ,.ar, esaush
In si'' "Ifh hui. 80 ieci Ioa. na i,. j. IL ieet
heat. aot 10 i,ol hla. vHh asg. al,, ads pttre.I
~ gone asa - sNe.fs. Sic lad tHsde 6.e
fateesslut falHses ffum AHt,a o. Bazd. naA
eals#e. esua-Has aI a14al l,a hundred ,5.,..
e4fa afa h4d JOEL taten on b1afa a,.oihsf r.rsg al
at' hatssffd. a"a when Hle sstes Mere 4ei s#a..4I
- Of them 'andfae ~ de,k. ii,e l,,s 1t R.u,.a
sfu.''f m'He hen sppeafaHee. au4 tagllH coming
~. tired. kiiiea ,ea 90 Jie slave. Bud faIl1,.5
'+e schooner The slaves wefe defeated. the
'e''e' "as cndemaed add sald aui j. asa lso,.t
'9 h''e.A msrshani al Seffs Leone SIC has
'i'1.4' - Us ra' qqati..e q isI.o OIL. anl j.
.ssaHas viii tobacco lYut. 81 rs. her -ef,.,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

A company hs, ia-. bosn iafmea ga boston. .nssb
q eaeai ST oae mi...gos ai d1..afs. isf nc maaa
i4r4ff 81 Nal,.fI as.#
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

ioLi ii1s ~ SGT III CAROLINA. -r,er.
.@l' me AasusIa sghuur. nen bgtl. are
'e''..1s Hah# "4..a ,ass a.,.i slarIu..,,t, M,
,,.. 9. '#.ts 800 c4fsaaa. The .a.. CGf,au-
va D'e fe@sf -'4s ~ial'aAaI u NJ Calhoun
.'s'" '.' s'''e'' IT, 'ae fr'.ae o. ans the ioc,i
10 - me L'.ai'es m4lst,y la Ca.re., aa si.e
81 ''''"f a'-9.''f'a. a.. l-,e l.r. "a "a. d.
~ ''''' isft 'o fte ir,.eaf e.a.r, ..r ihe
adtait,msal 81 iata aud .ass.,.5 .. ,....I...
'he a. faa I'd lat.e Sla..s i,I.ee.... ...5.. ~
90 1urns a.e a.pf4a, aiu. rr.l,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23

BOSTON ilARBoR.-rse Msrcsau.. Joa,nsl
100 t'a5 '' s''ai oaeHaa ap4 Iae emy,ofmea, at
a -. "a" ol iaea. haa'. and ploagis tJr re
60 '.e la ''' .as heea 'aiisiein., hf.Aen az b.
@ ha''e 's"r ~ ~ ~ ,es.s.. oi a.arfeai classes.
'..'' '' t.'" ".a4 valuable elrsoe. 10 fearh il.e
wAat,es % iae ,#4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23


Specie --fsal1 1885 $50
Ssl.sf $3.50 81!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
CONSUL PTAON
A ND LIV Err co MP 4 n II.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,


fkOM 80, BOW Viz N.
NOR the OF Coughs Colds Asthma, Whoopng
Cough, Catarrh, Pains in the Side and Breast, Bon-
chit Liver Complaints, and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs, which d Vi much suffer-
ing and so often terminate la Consumption This cmedy
is Justly and highly distinguished. 1t is purely vegetable
mid gentle lis effects upon The system, and can be
taken in The most delicate with safety well
utility So extensively has been used and often prov
ed successful, even in and apparently almost
hopeless cases. not only palliative bu a remedy
that the proprietor feels hestancy in introducing and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have
sion to resort to some means iDi recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and of the
healing properties of this vegc able preparation,
frequently prescribe in heir practice and with the med
teal faculty generally, It has met with more Than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from The highest aud most respectable
ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely recovered om affections Of the Lungs and
Liver could be furnished in abundance, but deem is
not necessary publish them, the medicine gener.
ally known throughout the country to be the best sd
cine in Tor diseases Of the Lungs aud Liver.
For common Cold and Cough this is Of the very
best remedies discovered.
b. There is spurious and counterfeit article ahoal
lately introduced into this place. Therefore be
full get the genuine which is from 375 Bowery, New
Yok and that the steel plate label the bot
tie to prevent counteticits.
For sale by Silas Burbank and Clark & Collins Mont
peer: Moses Morse, Johnson; morrill,, Young & Co.
ST. afford H. ID. Morgan & Co, Warren, Z. g. J. NJ
Richardson, Wairsteld. l9-ly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
NASHUA s. LOWELL RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s-.-w.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SSSSz ON and after the LIST November l943, the pas.
-sESHz-Sengcr trains WILL run as follows
Leave Nashville at 6 A M. ID and Sd M.
Leave Boston at and II A M and p M.
Leave Lowell at A NJ and " Id aud Sd M.
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN tle cars on
this road, will be conveyed in Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot Tree oil expense by leaving their names at the Ticket
Office.
Passengers can be conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord Manchester, Nashua, and Andoyer, Haycrll Exc.
ter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, dc.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run in connection with The this road The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at and II Id
NJ. and p M. Leave Nashua at nine M ! p M and
JPN.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sundays exccpted) between Nashua and Boston,
general RATES or FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared 10 transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depols.
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at tho risk Of the
owners, while in the Company's Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua Nov; 8. 1Sl9 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.


ON and after tho LIST Nov. Passenger Trains will
oston and Low ell and Nashua Rail Roads, follows;
Leave Boston at 7 A M, IL A M and p M.
Leave Concord at a Sd Nj, ii Id NJ, and Up NJ
Trans from int mediate pldces'wll run as follows VIZ
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Ia A NJ. II I'D P M and p M.
Nashua at 8 A Nj. z M. and p. NJ.
Manchester 0 Sd A M. Sd NJ. and 1874 Z Nj.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at l-2 NJ. II M and SIP NJ.
Nashua at l-2 M Ia j M and I'd i vi.
Lowell att Ia A NJ. p N. and l.2 p M.
or Immediately en- he arrival of the ON Boston.
The second Tram from Concord arrives N Boston IN
for passengers take the o'clock train to New
York
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, ALdover, Havehl Exeter and Dover,
and daily either way between Concord and Portland; also
daily # ON Concord by Portland, to Brunswick Holowell
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows
Leave Boston at 8 4P NJ and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord ass. NJ and urvc at Boston al
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 50; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Bosom an
hour ut least before leaving, 10 insure delivery BY the
first succeeding train
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued lmore than $50 notice should be given and extra
Charge paid or no claim FIR damage loss beyond such
sum will be allowed -
Nov g. 1913 10
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A CERTAIN CURE


For Humors, Scroiua, Piles, Erysipelas, Salt Rhcum,
Scald Head, and all diseases arising from Imputy Of
the Blood.
DOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and of so active a character to eradicate speedily and
pcrmanenty all those Troublesome and dangerous diseases
which arise from bad Of the blood is highly Iecom
mended by al who have used it, and will positively in nine
cases out of ten effect permanent cure: he pfoprcois
receive letters every week speaking in praise Of the
utcle and naratng cases of extraordinary cures which
are too vouiOnous TO publish.
REFERENCES-hlis Sophia BGuchetie Of st bans
AGED about 90 cured Of cad head which she lad had
n(ancy-was obliged to wear cap constantly and was
without any hair Of consequence. She commenced taking
the Mixture in Feb 1872 and by April the disease dis ap.
peared. Her hair now grown out ul and she longer
is obliged TO a cap
Mr. Ebridge Bin CHAM Of ST Adams, for the cure of
burning smaring humor with which he had been afflicted
for years.
So ONION Johnson of Durham for the of an ulcer
aud scrofulous affection.
Erastus Stanton, w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bridge for the cure Of piles.
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST Adams, was cured of bad
case OF piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
Il JsThe aboye article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the sate-sod wholesale by CURTIS
L. SMITH, st Adams. VT. Also by L. p. WALTON
AND SONS agents Of tho proprieioTs, at Montpelier. VT
Also by Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; Green Rich
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton Danvile l.. Jewet
ST Johnsbury; o. French, Barre; N G. Hale, Chelsea;
f. b. Ncvns and Co Royalon; J. Ross Jr. Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Burlington! n. V. Holey and Co. Will
lston,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
VERMONT DISTRICT, To WIT:

PURSUANT to Warrant issued out Of the Hon. District
Court of the United States for said District, do hereby
give this public notice. that Information for the violation of
Laws Of the United States has been filed said
Court by Charles Davis ESQ, District Attorney the United
States oaid District against the following described Goods,
Wares and Merchandise to wit 10 yards Checked Cashmere,
syads Black Boadcoth yards Blue Brcadcot yards Doe
Skin Cashmere, 81 yards Blue PotCoth yards Blue Broad
CLOTH Gray Box Coats Gray Box Coats seized Roxbury,
in said District the 9TH day of September 943 also G yards
Calico, l2 yards Wooden Cloth seized the of Lake
Champain East Abug in said District the 25h day
of October 1Si3 also yards Broudcot Shawl seized
the waters Of Lake Champnn Burlington in said District
the 18th day of October 1913 also Red Roam Horse Cut
and Harness. seized Derby in said District the 18th
day of February s44 also Trunks 10 pieces and part pieces
Calico, part piece Broadcloh, Shawl part piece Linen
Drilling box Green Caps, seized at Montpelier, in said Dis
trc the 29th day of February, 1874 also Sorre Horse,
seized Fairfield said District the oath day of October
lei3 also 4Gmy Coats yards eayerCloth 2 yards Broad
cloth, seized SwAnton in said District the 18th of
Decenber 1913 And trial will be had the foregoing seizures
and the will be condemned ageoab the prayer of said
niormaon at the next stated term of said District Court,
be holden Windsor, within and for said District the 24h
day May ensuing unless claim claims shall be
posed before that day of which all persons Interested will
take due notice and govern themselves accordingly
Given under my hand Bradford in said District this 22i
day Of APRIL A. d. 1874.
5s WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal.
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STATE OF VERMONT Orange County Court,
Orange County, Dec. Term Si3
Cobb K Winslow SSAID plaintiffs commenced

W. - their action of Assuupsit VS.
in s. J. w. Brown. John N. Brown of Manchester in
The county Of Hsborough and State Of N II, and James
W. Brown Of West Farlec in the county Of Orange aioe
said demanding the of two thousand dollars which
the said plaintiffs averis Justly due them note signed
by the said defendants which they undertook and faith
fully promised the plaintiffs to pay them or order The sum
Of $1,000
And appearing 10 said Court that sad defendants had
not had personal notice of the tendency Of this su-It
ordered by the curt here that they be notified thereof by
publishing the substance Of this suit together with this
nal printed at Montpelier in he county of ashngton the
last publication be at least twenty days previous to the
next session Of said court be holden Chelsea
in and for said county oC Orange tbs third Tuesday Of
June next which will be deemed sufficient notice to the
said defendants appear at sad term and make
CALVIN BLODGETT, Clerk.
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