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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
WAR.

The Washington correspondence Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says, cannot but re-
gard declaration of war on the part of
Mexico as almost inevitable. Boo! =
Who's Misunderstanding Democrat
TO this query the editor Of the U. S.
Gazette returned the subjoined truthful
and eloquent reply
Every man who knows what war is, is
afraid. Every man who regards the NOR
ais of The people, and the prosperity of
the nation, is afraid. Not afraid of the
lannon's roar, not afraid of loss of limb,
or loss Of life-these are not the objects
most dreaded by those who oppose war
but men who lived through the war Of
1912, fear the awful decentralization which
is consequent upon war in its mldest
forms the revolution in business, the dis
turbance of its channels, and the destruc-
ton Of so great portion, as TO send thou
sands into the ranks of the army who, in
stead of dying for their Country's good,
return and make costly peace, bitter by
the exhibition of immortality resulting
from the changed lives.
Men fear war, because the painless sea,
the home and highway of the mariner, ac-
qulres dangers beyond those of the pillows
and the foam-dangers compared 10 which
the shipwreck is blessing. War between
commercial powers brings on prvateering,
that species of legalized piracy, which is
only the last step to the black flag and
deaths head. The time of peace that
follows such war is for long season OF
slow improvement. The maddened pas
sions of the buccanier are not satisfied
with the common occurrences of sea-
mans life, or gratifed with the ordinary
emoluInents of a seaman's occupation
He must still live by his plumber he mus
rob to maintain himself, and murder tC
prevent detection. We appeal to the ex
perjence of men who have recollection
of the last war, and the state of some o.
the West India Islands, and the indenta-
tons of the coast of the Gulf of Mexico
for years after the peace of Client, what
arc the effects of such contests We APP.
peal to those who received back from the
armies of the South and West, those rel
atives that went forth Unlisted for the war,
what was the state of morals? We dc
not now allude to officers, but to the fal
more numerous soldiers. Let experience
teach in these matters. When war il
threatened as the consequence of viola
ton of the customs of nations, the expires
sion of Boo, who's afraid ? denotes igno
rance OF the character of war-conse
quences by no means to be overlooked il
our calculations Of evil, because Mexico
happens to be small nation compared
10 The United States for that small ma
lion mas power to sell commissions for pri.
watering against our commerce, for mon
.ey enough to hire very strong army &c
invade our newly acquired territorvE-bu,
the horrors OF priyateering and piracy. The
destruction of numbers, and the d;sturh
ance of regular business, and waste o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
N. III. DOWNS VEG ETABLE Is AL
4

TNHE most vaual lc mediocre known for culine
J. Coughs, Gods, CONSUMPTION, Whooping Cough,
shma, BrnRchis Group Influence, and al! diseases Of
the Lungs, and where II is known has Obtained dcs,
eddy pular reputation, by promoting cx eGtoraon by
which means The constant imitation of the lungs
diatey stopped giving to nature united with ,bc Basam
c properties Of The medicine an opportunity to effect a
cure can be aescd by thousands OF ndydua in n.
England and ~ York and the most skrp;cal have only
tn bottle 10 prove The truth OF the statement.
Pamphlets containing shprt tory of the dscd cs,
respectable certificates Of with full directions ac.
COMPANY each bottle, be had 4, the aeen,s grains
AGENTS eau be supplied by application TO URTIS
and SMITH, -. Adams, Vermont
iC-j3SulI in his village by CLARK & COLLINS
and ) p REDFELD; also b. a. Il. BANCROFT,
PaIEGrld; ALDER and Il Il. CAMP, Stowe; GOSS
& HUICHlNS, Watch bury. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
100 TONS !!
n r. w YOR X GOOD S

rJNIIIs day receiving at the Corner store, by
Il STORRS a. LANGDONS. -
Being fully satisfied with tho superior advantage of tho CASh
SYSTEM and feeling gratcd for the extensive ncoao of pat
onage since having adopted our present course OF selling goods
rnng advance for prompt pays We now offer at lower
prices than ever before in this county, by the load or in
smaller quantities z
40 Baios A COTTON GOODS, cheap enough
10 do TICKING, DRILLING and FLANNEL;
90 do BATTING, WGCKING and YARNj
New styles of Cloths for Gcu,lemen oaSs and Overcoas
40 pieces rich goods for LADIES' CLOAKS, Of new
styles and very elegant - 49,. 800, ,
200 pieces Of Worsted, silk and Cotton DRESS GOODS, OF
entirely and beautiful patterns ....
Silk Fur Cloak and Dress TRIMMINGS in great varety
| Fur ROBES, CAPS, MUFFS, TiPPEfs, BOAs, etc etc.
10 Gates and beautiful styles Of CROCKERH and
GLASS WARE;
Housekeeping HARD WARE of now and elegant patterns
o pieces cheap CARPETING
80 Chests Gfoen and superior Black TEA
20 Bags real good COFFEE
| 5000 pounds Chewing TOBACCO, choice brands;
! 10000 pounds Lonf Crushed aud Brown SUGARSj
| 10000 nice SALERATUS;
| 800 gallons pure winter SPERM OILS
! 5000 pounds PURE WHITE LEAD and other painsj
5000 pounds superior Solo aud Upper Leather
1000 bushels coarse SALT;
900 bbs fine Western do
100 bags Dairy do and many other Goods not enumerated
| 6y'CHEAP ENOUGH-E9
| MontDclier Nov, !. 1911. 80
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morals, are what citizens should consider
when war is talked of and party meas
ure is too dearly purchased that brings
with il tbe occasion for such evils.
We would be the last to advise the
withholding of means from, or weakening
the hands of an administration of our gov
eminent when involved in war; but we
would do all that could be done to preserve
peace, and save our people from the grea-
test scourge inflicted on nations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR THE PILES.

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC rUARY, invent
L eddy Or. Upham Distinguished Physician Of New
fo CITY, Use Bowery) is The only successful remedy
for that distressing compliant, The Piles.
Mark his-lt is an internal Remedy not an ex ernu
application land will cure any of Piles either Bleed.
ing or Blind Internal or External and probably The only
thing that will. There is no mistake about H. It's pos
tive cure-speedy and permanent. 1t is also conyen
lent medic tuke and improves the general health
remarkable manner, Pamphlets, containing tesllmo.
mails Of It's efficacy may BIO obtained OF the Agents graz
It's.
DAVID =. BRADLEE, General Agent for tho N. T..
states, ll9 Court street Boston.
Agents, Montpelier, CLARK & COLLINS.
o3'1m BrauleborO, DALTON T. CLARK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

A CoNJuGAL CONTINENT What's
the matter my dearl' said kind wife to
her husband, who had sat for half an hour
with his face buried in his hands, and
apparently in great tribulation.
'Oh, don't know, Eve felt like 4 fool
all day
WELL returned the wife, consoingy,
I'm afraid you'll never feel any better ;
you look the very picture of what you
(eel.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
IL you FEEL A LAssITUDE,

WITH loss Of appetite. palptaon Of the heart ina.
w bhty to exercise with drowsiness and disposition
to sleep take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail TO relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and langud circulation Of the
blood and a redundant quantity morbid quality of the
ollie which apt to occur AT this of the year,
Pain in The limbs head ache and otor effects of a recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Druggists generally and By agents in all
the country towns, and a. the General Depot No 226
Main ST. Hartford, CT. Also by $. p. REDFlEL d and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
ms, Waterbury, O. French, Barre X and NJ Hammet
f.. Montpelier A. i. Bincron, Plainfeld. 81
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Extract from Daniel TAT, & Sons letter dated
TnnsVnle Npimont Feb e 1918

Iailsvue, ' eimOnl Feb. 1873.
Yonr Pills were received Few days nee and have
sold Of them, and also used some ourselves aud
think very favorable them and tAey liked by those
who have used Them.
Mr.. p Smith Of G QUO ester, that he has sold
ALL and wishes doz boxes Immediately, and they
give such universal satisfaction that ne has determined
sell no other kind Of Pals,
Mr. a. Allen of Palmer Depot, states that he was
very thankful that he appointed agent his wife had
been lnyaIId for sInc time anl box If these Pills
Immediately cured her; also that thy had performed alike
wonderful cures in thc town and en- ieiy "a, aud
wanted more immediate WAS agent FIR other Pills tut
should only recommend lhcso.
Extract from j. b. Dantouhs letter dated
Barnard, VI Jan. llih. 1916.
Please send nc Immediately de-. Smiths Sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, those yuu seut short
time >.nie nearly all s,d AMI give universal sasf
lion.
Tne above are only few Of The numerous lcc,s
which daily received Of the great popularity AID
cess Of these tuy excel ent Pills, They lc best
medicine if lie above complaints that are sold, and n
satsile' inn and should he KEEP. family medicine by
every We opy ask tal Of them &c convince the
most skeptic Of ne Truth Of these assert ons
The directions and ucalGcnt Of the disease cc,mpl-
ny every box rlice - c,n's per box
No sugar Coated PIs' en- be 'nune without the
signature of he sole myen'or, q BENJAMIN SMITH,
NJ. d. President of The New York Coltge Of Heath.
upon every box. Office devoted eAcusye'y to the sle %
this Med c ne, No l19 Gronwch Street. New York,
and NJ. ,. Water Street Boston,
III Agents for Mun'pGier, r. p, WALTON and
SONS end CLARK 4 COLLINS
iUjS FOR SALE IN All THE TOWNS AND
VILLAGES IN THE NEW ENGLAND STAIRS.
N. N No travelling Pedlcrs tre allowed to sell these
Pills. 03 3mos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon the Probate Court orlho
District OF Randolph, ss District OF Randolph;
10 all persons concerned in tho estate of David Brewer late
of Tuubdgo in said district deceased, mountaineering.
WHEREAS John MoSloy execution Of the last VIII and les
Count for license to sell all tho real estate OF which the said de-
ceased died sezed representing be necessary for the pay
mont of tho debts aud charges of administration, and o the
payment Of legaues aud also that it will DO beneficial TO all
Interested p said estate have the whole of said real
sold .fr
Therefore Il is ordered that all concerned be notified ap
at session of the Probate Court be held the Regis
tors office in said runbrdge the 9Th day Of April next that
hoy may give bonds for the payment debts expenses of
administration and be heard in tho PREMISES md show
why license should not be granted MS aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
ho Vermont Wachman newspaper printed at Montpelier, in
this Smte tho last Of which publications shall be before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Given under my hand al said Tunbddge this 18th day Of
March A. d, I945. BY tho Court,
O5 GUSTAVUS RoLFE, Register
HOGS nnTsTLEs waOIOaby s,P, REDFIELLD,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
ICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, YER
MONT DISTRICT.
in ia NIX RlI PICY.

T ordered that persons who have filed petitions in this
Court Tor Decrocs OF Bankruptcy Discharge aud have
delay prosecute the completion, take
complexion before
the fifteenth day Oesober next that the Clerk he nuthorz
ed after that date close the docket in ovy such case
enter order Diminishing the petition le unless spec
the Court be obtained for continuing the
unless the he delayed by actual litigation pending
thereon by order ot Court, -
O6 EDW,D Il. PRENTISs, Clerk.
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TtsVOTVU 10 NVdTTN' " 'UI II IVIV use OF
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS

which ticlcous and potent, c,canslur som-
ach and wells purifying The blood, and renOvaing the
gandar system by diirng he secretons Of The liver and
other glands and carving of the morbid Juices and hui
m rs:iat al he South they have acquired The name of
Fever banc" because they inya1biy prevent break
up bilious, tcriilcn' yellow, n'crmi tent and lung e.
vcrs.
Eve years extensive have proven hem the best nd
only sure aud safe remedy for all the CHI ono
diseases where the system requires something that will
operate on The blood liver and Of vessels
giving Them healthy acion, at The time eXprl the
morbid and po juices and humors, which il separ
aies from them
In this class of diseases aie Rheumatism, D, spepsia
Dopsy, Liver Complaints Bilious stomach, scrofulo gray
c worms Jurors and cruptons Of the skin Of various
! kinds, permanent weakness about the lons and limbs )
kings evil constitutional or hereditary tebeness Of the
whole part Of the system, Sc.
Thousands Of eases Of the above diseases have been
cured by the TOMATO PILLS; and thousands Of
deaths would have been prevented had these p lis been
used instead Of some rc, p1nsb bane!ul quack pll-a
remedy with which The country Ho,ded. I here is no
mystery or chatltauism about Tins universal remedy
They are prepared # valuable vegetable remedies, that
are known b. both safe and ct c,ua and used very
extensively by pN scians in hcr prya'c Practice because
hundreds have sad the casant ccctull and safe
medicine Ne have used.
The ADORE Pills o sale by agents in all Tic country
towns. Agen's are cautioned not To buy ofPedlars
lone word to tho wise IS suii .icn -
| G PHELPS, Nj D., Proprietor Tia ford, CT, With
ont whose Signature none 9, nuine.
! For sa,el 10y ). p. REDTiTLD and CLARK & Collins
Montpelio Gloss lu'chms, Waterbury O. French
Bar e, Il. \ ~. Hammett East Montpelier A. r. Ban.
| croft plaInGcl, S36m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

Washington District, SIS, ! pelier March 49, 1916:
ASMAN DEWEY Of Berlin, administrator the estate Of
~ Wright Cressey late of Berlin, in said distrc deceased,
Htesate presents his petition to said Court writing
praying for license sell the whole of the real of said
eceascd edgng that it to sell part thereof for
the Of the dents of the deceased and
minsation and also thai part cannot be sold without injury
to the remainder aud that it would be bensca To said
have the whole sold, and the appealing reasonable
Whercupon Is ordered that said petition be referred
sion Of said Court to DO holden at the Probate Office said
Montpelier the 9Th day Of April lS5 o'clock r. NJ for
hearing and decision Aud further ordered that notice all
concerned be gycn by publication three weeks successfully
Vermont Waterman and Journal printed at Montpelier all
of which TO be before said time Of hcan aud dccou that They
appear they aud give bonds for the payment Of
said debts and charges and the sale of said oate
provided by law in such case. By tho Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy OF record
O5 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UAlBn-lCAL

MARSIS SUPERIOR PATENTTRUSS.
TllEsE Trusscs are constructed in many particulars on
an entirely new plan, an their advantages over all
oher trusses have been attesej not only The
pecable of The Medical Faculty but by the actual expert
men Of hoie afflicted with The they intended
TO allovae The most eminent ply sicans upon an exam
nation Of This truss decided It's superiority that
they chceduly and voluntarily give hcac TO the pro-
prelos be aid before the public, few Of which may
be on the handbls For sale by
StLAS BURBANK, JR. Montpecr W.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BAI,SAM.

I,CR TIT. CURE CT every kind Of wounds, sprains,
l. sores, buns coushs lungs the desperate
rules and rheumatism Of every kind Il Will prevent the
lpoac! rcsorc torpid and persisted limbs stiff joints,
uumhness Sc and can be depcrd ed relieve sore-
ness all cases.
Til valuable medicine has been extensively rscd for
ie last ten years while its increasing dcmitd The IN yer.
sal sl siactpn 1t has gwen, and the testimony Of multi
Jude OF individuals Of the first standing the community,
who have tested and niAlhoy proved its efficacy, show
that II need only 10 be used prove its invaluable ex-
ceencc rdeed all who haze tried he Basam prize
so highly that they will be nduced under any consid-
Grafton to do without 1t. This Balsam hes attracted the
attention mcL Of science, and Physicians and Surgeons
OF The greatest scientific requirements, give their I'M
qullihcd apProballon while many of them in different
secoIs o. the United states it in their practice
nd have auth rlzrd the publication Of heir certificates.
UTPurchasers should inquire for the article by us
ing Tie whole name-Checseman's Arabian Balsam-and
ste iha 1t has my name written my own hand -wrlting
across the printed directions on the waprel ofeyery bos
tie L CHEESEMAN
Soldby CLARK COLLINS Druggists Montpelier,
c. II. Ain,wor:h, WiIlnmstowni Goss Huichins
Watebury Peck and Spear BUR- ngtop, and throughout
the country generally: Sc Y.
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MATRIMONY AND CRIME.

We do not know but the remark has Of
ten been made, that matrimony is great
preventive of crime. A thousand reasons
might be adduced TO show why this is so,
but we now merely wish to state fact in
support of the theory. In the Western
Penitentiary of Pennsylvania, there were
1870 prisoners the past year. OF these
we're
Married, 10
Unmarried l0l
Widows and Widowers, ID
When we read statistics like these, we
always feel alarmed for our bachelor
friends. We are half tempted TO believe
that some of them in town will be tempted
into the commitment of some crime that
will send them TO the state prison, unless
they speedily voluntarily assume the Silhen
chains of Hymen.
The drinking habits Of these 1870 con-
victs arc thus classified
Temperate
Moderate 20
Incorporate lOl
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DAVID BREWEt's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon The PIobaie COuI! for
Randolph District, the District of Randolph: To all
in the estate ofDavd Brewer in said District
deceased, Greeting.
w Testament OF said deceused the further tmo
eight months from and afer thu hrteh day OF March A. d.
1916 payment the debts aud egacie and close the
settlement of the estate:
Therefore hereby notified that said application will
be OF tho Probate Court, be held at the
Registers office in said unbndge, the 9th day of April next
at which time you may be heard in the premises
And this order shall BIO published three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal newspaper Pti
ed MONTPELIER ia this State, the last of which publications
shall be before the day assigned as aforesaid.
Given my hand TunbIidge aforesaid this 18th day
March A. u. 1sA5. O5 GUSTANuS KOLFE, Rogsnr.
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HOGS BRIsTLRs wanted by SIP REDFiELLD.
~ 9th October, 1874 02
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
q. liniNCNEsssoO
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
Tins maIir,,o

nus "@"c'ho being productive OF the most
oNei'1 ani certain - ~ cure
"nsear'nh Pain IN the Cfea D. 1oaghs col, pr,e.
All Asthma us importance ar, u,d by All,
S '"i rs Compensation tn uo,y MANY Of oaI mo-,
sni eocfd cs'itsIts. bon % .tk.ou, I.,
% hte M" he ne their pas Or wou 10,
ss'ns 90 ',ef ani fsski To- Hra pt.,iy. foa N,
" he p'sssni day IN a.
,n'h'th 81, tui ~bsov 10. 0uy su,.d II b,,
oeeh raced most Soae'viy IA. the paeu, No.. o
iy M with the shp. d-eions b,, n .
tas" a'cnn,1a,irn AMI -, Z, ,r p, m. d.,
nan race has ia'ie The needy oIrss. uaH-kr I,v.
an Ns'i"h-ni he noffirs, which nry ., r,y man. a.
n' "'s sssfas'uig sgnip;o sr,tr-,, ~. :. 50
hes 70 san mosFf dsesiSs Their AMI a,,x ,.g -
WI out even ~ mach upu d: bas.,. a, ,h. go
We 'a-'s "eh o.nons 10 e. 2. Of t.,,
-'ne" feFoi'i-'" having cut,t,. n,,o.,
OF ire h-''aFe "a Ia iaii.tt4aI ad IN
botH en- re h'ne ~ t'p m conn .ek
he thai aianhui ''iai - tne, e aa.t
rue ,osihs csfscsiH i ifvai Dr. gh'on IN, wen 49,
New lofk Cbemss: $50 W" ~"'~"
II have ansyLei shoa,. Of a.dne called q, s,,,,,.,
hea Rc'ofisc AMI GBitha; ra eant,,n N,sr,, o.
any other raetie PREPARATION, opium in any ,f a. ,,,.
e"mPo-edoi vegetable mater vnufuly.-
JANE x. CHilras ~ IL
UosA's EvrSsrr. q. =. A-snt ~ -
Principal Ohc., ~ hudson street Ssys Yo,k
SJ- For sale by tie AEents
sc GATNoR, wooD1 CO pru.-,,,
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IN Virginia we not OF the Institution VI CIa
Tor this specific purpose except In the Tow
~ Petersburg. where as.oeia formed N. com
neneemcnt OF the present It's sessions have usually
been held seni monthly aud Of its eonyer,a,o,,
have been Of character interesting that we ds,yp a,
communicate than for publication The nonbet. az ~.
Club have also number of experiments 10 ptoe..,
Of which promise TO DO gby Instructive in b. 1910,
An stsociaon Of dozen gentlemen tie eousuy
contributing dollar year. will hsvs fund. sufici,n, .,
purchase several standard works on Scientific Ay,,.,,
and To Subscribe Tor the best Agricultural Perdss of h
day Amongst The former class stand. higher than
Prof JohnstnoA Lectures, (alrcsdy erred TOY 49,
tain On account Of al the mode IN .,d i
men's Liebis's Familiar Letter. on Cbo,n,,,y,, \, 80
pusf aud most agreeable little volume aud bette, sa,d
10 general psrusAl than tho more .nbo,,,. 49,
same author on Agricultural Chemistry rbi. la, Lo.
ever, cannot be overlooked by those who ,,oud h,io
m,gehco 10 bs't upon Agricultural pursuits Coln,sn,,
observations on European Agriculture" 4. sI,o x.1..ls
sud very readable work aod many others might DO added
TO ia. list. t w u''"
Amongst tho Periodicals. the foown, d..er,. e.n.c,,I
Recommendation They exchange with oil the foreign
agricultural works and keep the render well sdyi,. of The
genoisl progress vi the art-namoy:
The FARNLk's LiBRAsr AND MONTHLY Jorxx., n,
aehIVLrunr, edited by Jno. =. skinner and published by
"e,iy N McErath, New YORK, at IS per annum. Til.
Is new publication, having only schcd the third
number Mr. Skinner Is Of the mast devoted friend.
oi Agriculture in the United States hs been
60 more or less with the agricultural pres. for IS
The present publication consists Of two paris
The Farmers Library which republication of the
most valuable foreign works Of the day; and the snfbIv
Journal which consists OF selections from higher class
OF foreign periodicals. editorials &c
fsch part viii form volsmc the end OF the Year OF GOO
pages La the hret numbers OF the Library Pozhulds
Lectures To Farmers on Agricultural Chemistry are repub
ishcd-a valuable work. and encountered witt, tos.
techncaes which are so irksumc some readers. We
conceive that Mr. Skinner has projected one of i,
aunirabie works which the Of the intelligent farmer
can require and his ZEAL his Abilities and his untrng in
dus'ry are simple guarantees that he will iaiihiuy carry
through what lie has commenced For the recproca be-
neit Of editor and subscriber is l., be hoped that his
subscription list may reach to n great length
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SlOO REWARD,

WI he paid for the delivery of Cnsar, who
Runaway on the Isth inst. he IL hye f.et sven
inches high % Old and very good teeth an
pleasing countenanee wsn Srokn above reward vii be
pad delivered TO Bets Ednoni,ou RicI,rd or If
ed IN any JAIL 50 we gethm. lie conian, with
10 man named JACoB@7 year, Old vi,agr an stands I've
feet nine inches in height brought from J,et.op
e.. aud soil nv Spratly Horn. :. 80