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NOTICE.

THIS is give notice that have gwen to George
Ons Miles, his time durng the remainder OF his minority
and shall pay debts OF his contracting OF claim any OF h'
wages alter this date. ELlHu MILES.
April 1th, $40. $50
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nNIGnroN MARKEr-MeseAr MAnen 30. lsla

NI1lNTTVU
At Market $50 Reef Cattle, % yoke Working oxen, 20 Cows
and Calves, 100 sheep, aud 755 Swiue.
PRcEsEEF CArILu. In consequence Of the limited
Der at market prices aivanccd extra - 30 first
quality Ga %; second 80 Il 3 10 third 80 5.
WuRKtNG OxtS Sales at So g., 20, -, 50 aud SIS.
Cows CALVES Sales made %, 81, %, 49, 30,
and $50
sHErr Sales ftom 3 to "A.
SWINE Prime lots peddlc "a and 3 4 c lots not
ectcd aul ~ cents large hogs l2 cents. At re-
tail fom TO 6 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-04-09
THE METALLIC FRAME
9D9JeqO WOrfEG

RE Justly considered among the many improvements
~ OF which that instrument susceptible aud for durability
hmness and beauty have been excced The increasing
demand for the "Mca! c Frame Piano. gives evidence their
superiority other class manufactured We have
devoted much of attention their manufacture, and have
at EXPENSE succeeded in making them, with grand
action conLncd the greatest improvements OF tho
age. On opening tho PIANO FORTE the Metallic inmo
to the entire frame of metal surrounding tho
whole of the ncror Of the instruments through which @
tened the pins that mold the strings of The instrument;
quenty it cannot he affected las other pianos nGe) through
change OF weather. and will therefore require scarcely any
ns comparatively speaking 1t therefore commed itself strong
y To the patronage of the public particularly those
competent The price being reduced that the metallic
frame pianos sold by at the price heretofore
obtained without il. We manufacture heHt l2 and
aves and they will he found unsurpassed and bruncy
of tome lghnes of touch durability, while they of
ted for sale at 20 less in pce than those made with
out this improvement by other manufacturers Boston New
York. equal reputation manufacturers As the materials
of which the made thoroughly seasoned,
and then exposed brick dIy room built expressly for this
purpose which heated by large coal furnace tempeTa
urc of 1870 degrees consequently will stand the of
any climate
Every instrument warranted please and should they not
give satisfaction according the warranty after ONE YEARS
TRIAL. they be rened and the purchaser receive back
the amount paid, with the expenses oi trnnspuaton with
such the purchaser possibly DO deceived
disappointed.
~ d. Pianos without the metallic frame also be had
under the wnrrlntoe at unusually low prices
Manufactured by BOARDMAN & GRAY,
Nos. and Pearl Street, Albany.
0S"Music Ware Rooms, in the same buildings. 57'3n
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Nj 4 EsRT Il ID

In Waterbury Centre, Mr. Reuben Harris of Mcieown and
Miss Many Ann Scnse
In aulnrl, Vernon w Waterman Esq of Motristown ana
Miss Amanda daughter Of Hon. George T.. Wales.
urcrstc Mr. fhillcr tUTncs Barre aud Miss Char
lJltc G Preston of Alunpricr.
In sharon. on the by w g French Esq Mr. Ira
joyce aud Nss Macy NJ. Waterman. ne re- Hce.1
In Nprhfed, ~ April, Mt james f. Bolton VI Brnoe and
Miss Mary G. Boycc OF RoXbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-04-09
WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY, TIE GREAT
REMEnN FnN CONSUMPTION,

REMEDY For CONSUMPTION,
And tho medicine known TO man for Asthma OF every
stage liver Complaints, bronchitis, lhnucnzn Coughs, Colds
Bcchns the uug Shortncss ofeuh Pains aud weakness
tho side bcds and all other diseases OF the fu'mOn
~ Orgins.
very important disease which this "1ulsam cNci a
very powerful Influence that Of diseased liver In this
compliant has undoubtedly proved ctcUcious than
remedy hitherto employed, aud in numerous instances when
patients long and suerugs from ie dis
cuse without receiving the benefit om various remedies
and when MERCURY has been rcsored TO in van the use OF
this alsnm tho liver healthy action aud in
many effected permanent cues after every known rcnu
dy had filled to produce this desired effect.
Besides astonishing efficacy in the diseases nbovo men
toned, also iul it very elccul remedy IN AsthmJ-n
compnui which il has been extensively used with decided
success, Cnscs Of years standing
not only cmeuIcs from regular Physician, but has ais"
been well tested in all the complaints for which 1t recon-
mcHdcd It is my nteutOn therefore, either 10 cloak IN
mystery any way deceive the public by "verrns its
virtues. contrary, sal simply euieavor to give hrie
statement oi it, usefulness, unl ucrmyse that its surprising
efficacy will enable furnish such proofs Of its virtues
will satisfy the ncrcduOus that and
CAN BE CUCED, if ti medicine be rcsnrted 10 IN time.
ssy-Fur sale by :. =. EEDfiELD, Montpelier, Vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-04-09

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court holden al Mont
Washington distinct, S. peilo within and iur said Dis
trct, on the 81 day of April, A. u. 1916;
EN ANIEI spENCER. Executor tho estate Of stephen
~ Rich lite Of Marsfr ia said District dechnsed presents
hi administration Or settemen Wnereupon IS or
deed that tho ciorfcd tho 18th duy OF Apn leO
O'Clock r. NJ, NJ tho Pome Once ~ SAID Montpelier
aud allowance, and ihut all concerned he non"
fed hureo by the publication al this order IN the Vermont
Waterman mad JOURNAL printed AZ Montpelier, three
weeks succesyey be- that they may upreur nj
said place, ii ho cause and object thereto
by order Of tuut, -.
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy % record,
co Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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SENATE. The Sub Treasury blh was reported
from the House, read twice and referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Ashley, of Arkansas, addressed the Senate
in Il very loug speech in favor of the American
claim 10 the whole Of Oregon, and the not ce pro-
posed before the Senate.
A communication was received from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, laying before Congress
the correspondence of the Ashburton treaty
Mr. Webster said if the Senator from 5. Cacoll-
ma should get through with his remarks, Tomorrow
he would occupy The Senate for an hour IN vlndl
cation Of the Ashburton treaty which had been so
frequently ussalGd and spoken of IN terms OF dlSpar
accmcn While in his retirement he had heard
nothing Of the kind but, since his return TO pub
lie life, the treaty had been spoken Of IN various
quarters, during the debate, IN terms OF dlsapprov
al As one of the negotutors Of that treaty. he
would improve the earliest opportunity to defend It,
with this view le had called for the cOrrespon-
dence. Nothing, originally, had been further from
his mind than to attempt any such thing; but 2
felt provoked to it by the remarks Of Others OF
what had been said of the treaty during It's discus
sion he had nothing to comp ain. The President
and himself had been engaged in negotiation,
wech was proper uhlect OF comment while I'M
der consideration, but he thought that tie oppose
ton TO that treaty now, was extraordinary as to
make it subject Of defence.
! House Mr. Burt, of S. C., had leave TO nuke
personal explanation, for the purpose Of exhonor-
ntlng the Secretary of War from desire to keep
secret the estimates of the War Department
Mr. Smith, Of Illinois, moved that the House &C
into Committee upon the Cumberland Road BILL
The motion prevailed by the close vote Of So tC
81.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held at Ran
Dstrict nj Randolph doph, within aud for said DISTRICT
on tho 3D. day Of April le4i; go -, 49,,
Present the Hon. Edmund Weston Judge.
IN INSTRUMENT purponng to he the last will aud ties
n lament of Olivia Chase late OF Randolph, in said District
oceased being presented the Court here h William ehad
Russell, the executors thrtein named io FRO
bate it urdrred by said Cou that all porso concerhtc
therein notified To appear at session o sad Court TO DC
held at Tho Registers Olcc the first wednesday IN May
o. 1916 aud show ilUny they may nve against th'
probate will ur which purpose 1t Is aihfr ordered ma
cuny of the record of this order be published three week.
,uccessivey in Vermont Waterman, printed at Monpee
in this state, may be.
A true copy of record
GO Attest, PllDANDER PERRIN REGISTER
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ORANGE COUNTY,.

VNHE right Of using Plius PlRrABlE GRISr MILL is
YET unsoldtr only County in the state not dspo'ed Of
Money be mado by every is disposed buy and
hl hom Can be used in Saw Mill Win but little expense,
and 10 make good meat from six 10 twenty bushels
per hour, nccudnl spced made into bread
Please call on hc subscrbc who = now udn. nni VIII sell
Rights. WOOSTER SPRAGUF.
| Montpelier, April ], 1916. 20
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08

venerable institutions, have been the standing
reProach of our country. Might not that stain
be removed, if boys were not so soon permitted
to become men, but taught by firm and iudici-
Gus parental discipline, to form habits OF obe-
dience and reverence for authority at hOme?-
And, even the system of female education,
would il not be productive of more beneficial
results, if it partook more of the character OF
domestic training and were not considered as
finished at period of life when it is not more
than fairly commenced?
Our country and our people will arrive soon
enough at their "manifest Destiny and attain
a more healthy and permanent growth, by
"making haste slo,cly"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-08

HORRIBLE MURDER On the night of Sun
day, the 18th ult., a most awful murder was
committed on the person of one James Mea-
dows, citizen of Granville, N. c. Meadows,
on the night of the murder, was preaching in
the neighborhood unit or 10 o'clock, from
which pace he went home, and some time in
the night, three or four persons, supposed to be
negroes, entered his house, took him out Of his
bed asleep, and carried him some distance TO a
creek, where they cut his ham strings and then
beat him to death with sticks. Meadows and
his wife had parted sometime previous this at
fair, and consequently no person was sleeping
in the room with him, but his son, little boy,
and his daughter, girl fifteen years old, both
of whom saw their father taken out of doors,
where there were several men ready to assist
those who carried him out. Meadows wife
and negro man have been committed to Jail
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aSALL DRY GOODS

! MALL DRY GOODS. The Subscriber i'll
u vites the attention Of purchasers to hi, sleck of
desirable GOODS, selected with care in the Eastern
and Baltimore markets, and which will he sold Oh at
| small profits to insure quick sales, Consisting in
part of fine twil'ed plaid Ginghams of rich cuiorS;
superior Ficneh de LANES and Ilch Cashmeres; low
priced rich De LANES; superior French MernOs SUI
peror black and coored Alpacas, and plain Cash
nefcs; double width black BombaZines, very cheap
plain black and second MOURNING Moushn de LANES;
nch striped and figured Dress silks; plain black md
blue black Silks; Lining Silks POugees and v hlre
SarSnetS; Manchester Gingh ms; superior embroid'd
and plain Tablet SHANLS rich Cashmere Shawls,
both printed and woven cnIors; Brncha, De Lainc,
Blanket and other kinds of Shawls Gloves; Hosiery;
worked Collars; Linen Cambria lldkis Ribbons: bon
net silks and Yelvels; Silk Ties; silk and WOODEN
Mis; Infants Socks best Needles; Chidren'S Hose;
Coates, celebrated spool Cotton, only so cts. DOZEN.
Also, Mems Wear, as fire and low priced CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, VESrlNGS and cheap CASSI-
NEETSi wooden and worsted Plaids, for ChiIdren's
wears suspendefs; black and Fancy style silk era
watts; silk Pocket Hdkfs; and a general assortment Of
Domestic Goods, rs Sheetngs; Shrtings; FannCls;
Canton FlannelS; Tckings; Lndscys; Blankets, from
s. pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, sc. SC, at
HAYWARD'5 CHEAP STORE,
sea 25 HOward-st. Sd door from Fayettc.
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BALTIMORE CoLLEGE OF DEN

BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DEN
I'D TAI SuRGERY-SEs. 1867. The Lectures
and Mechanical Instructions in this Institution will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY of November,
and continue four months.
A new and cOmmodous building will be in readi-
ness for the class Large and costly additions have
been made TO the Museum. To encourage emula-
ton handsome set Of extracting instruments, worth
$50, will be awarded to the member Of the gradual
ing class who shall exhibit most proficiency.
CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, A. NJ, NJ, D., Professor OF
the Principles ana Practice of Dental Surgery.
THOS. E. BOND, A. NJ, NJ. d: Professor of Spe-
cial Pathology and Therapeutics.
w. r. HANDY, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
AMOS WESTCOTT, A. Nj, NJ. D., Professor OF
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry.
CYRENEUS o. CONE, d. d. s., Demonstiator of
Mechanical Dentistry,
M7-Tickets Of each Professor $751; Mat,icuation,
50; Demonstration, $40; Diploma, $50
ocl-2Iw5W w. Il. HANDY, VI. d. Dean.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Baltimore, September 2Ist 1916.
WNLECTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby Civ
EL EN-, that an Election will be held on the Sc
COND WEDNESDAY of October next, il being the
fourteenth day of the month"; in the twenty Wards Of
the city of Baltimore for "A Mayor OF said city and
one person to represent each Ward in The First
Branch Of the City Council, and Tor one person to
represent each two Wards contiguous TO each other
in the Second Branch of the City Council, namely:
0nC person for the First and Second Wards.
One person for the Third and Fourth Wards.
One person for the Fifth and Sixth Wards
One person for the Seventh and Eighth Wards.
One person for the Ninth and Tenth Wards
One person fol the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards.
One person for the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
One person for the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards.
One person for the Seventeenth Y Eighteenth Wards.
One person for the Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards.
4+4-,.. Given under my hand and seal of the city
SEAL Of fillmore, this twenty-frst day of sep
*F'N*1+ TENDER, lS46. JACOB G. DAVIES,
sea Mayor.
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ENANCY GOODS.
q NFNFJhI9s
T. FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
M. 2Hn R1L TlIiIOR Z. ST

r. FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No, $50 B4LTIMORE.ST.,
Have received Nv late arrivals from Europe, com
plete assortment IF FANCY GOODS. CUTLERY
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. &c. Looking Glasses, Snuff
Boxes and Perfumery; W0ollcn Goats and Spencers
for children; Woollen Caps, Comforts, Hose and
Shirts; Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Laces sc,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS:
Patent Thread aud Spool Cotton, Tapes SC.
Steel Beads, Bags, Bag Clasps &c.
AND HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT
Gum and Web Suspenders; Grthng
Combs, Of every description
Buttons do do
BRUSHES-For Hair, Cloth, Paint, &c.
Razor Sr0ps, lnkstands and Matches
Flowered Paper, sand PAPER
Fancy Soap, Pins Playing Cards and
LOOKING GLASSES.
To which we invite the attention of dealers. Our
arrangements are such that we can offer our goods
upon as good terms as they can be purchased in any
OF the Eastern cities, and our as ortment is very
complete, se2l-lf
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[For the Baltimore Clipper,l
OWE

ION Es
Oh Love! that had words to tell,
The nature Of that magic spell,
By which thou hast thy sway;
Thy sceptre's eespotic one,
Though soft and gentle is thy tone,
And none may dlsobey.
Few hearts that reach maturity,
Have failed 10 eel thy potency,
And none thy power have dared;
Thy winning tone, thy witching smile,
The lofty, and the low begule,
Alike they are ensnared;
And know not ill they're fast exclaimed,
And freedom cannot be obtained;
That love is but snare,
Which lures to vex with doubts and fears,
And when moments bliss confers,
Makes lonely hours more drear.
Ye who have never felt the dart,
Which Love directs at every heart,
And We who fOndly dream,
of everlasting consistency,
And bliss in which no change can be,
A never falling stream;
Oh! never heed the siren tone,
Or ye too late her power will own,
And wish her far away;
Ye then will think of broken ties,
And hopes ye did not realize,
And mourn her treachery. A. d.
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PorAroEs. A farmer of Delaware county,
Pa, states that the potato crop i'll that section
of the State is not likely this year to realise
more than haitian average crop. In some fields,
the whole crop has been destroyed by the rot,
and the farmers have been compelled to buy Of
their neighbors for family use. The origin of
the disease cannot be accounted for. Some of
the most experienced agricultural lists have be-
stewed much attention upen the subject, but in
vain
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FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The
Hon. Mahlon Dckcrson, of n. j., delivered an
address before this institution on Monday even
ing. The New York True Sun says:
He spoke ofthe object Of the Institute, which
was the encouragement of American industry.
la contrasting the condition of the people in
the Old and New World, he stated that the ex-
pense of the church establishment IN Great
Britain was Sal 900, 900, that of the royal fam
lily $4,000, and that ofthe Lord High Chan
cellor 1000 per year, while the ordinary
wages of weaver was but 500 per year. The
land was owned by one-sxth part Of the popu-
lation, and many of the nobility had incomes
of $1,000 to $500, 900 per year. This unnat-
ural state Of things was owing to the inequality
in labor, the poor being obliged to support by
their industry the non-producing classes. In
this country the condition of the laborer was
better, and the contrast between his wages and
salaries of the officers of government less mark
ed. Great Britain by abolishing her corn laws
would reduce still lower the wages other labor
ers, and was bringing the whole world into
competition with her The tendency of this
contest would be to effect reduction in the
wages of our laborers. If some of our surplus
merchants and lawyers would take themselves
to labor, the laboriDg classes would be elevated.
In this state Of affairs the Institute was doing a
good work in the cause of encouraging Ameri-
can industry,
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THE SECRETARY OF THE Treasury. The
New York Herald in its money article of yes
terday, says:-It was pretty currently reported
in the streets on Monday, that the visit of the
Secretary of the Treasury to the city, was for
the purpose Of making Imam for five millions
of dollars. We have good authority for stat
ing, that there is no truth in the report. 1t evil
IDENTIFY originated in the brain of some stock
Spectator in the street, who had some special
object in view in giving it circulation.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE 10 THE SOUTH-EXCEPI
SUNDAYS
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES M.HTL,
! by me wen KNOWN routes, via Chesapeak, Bay
| Guy Point, Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington, 10
Charleston 3. G. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, Gas on the route via Washington with
h"Ioss OF steep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
a &fiasset Leaving over end of Sncar's Wharf,
Hg,gIys siigs;J Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays
dlis-f,ssss.itas. a O'Clock p. NJ in the wen known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. cannon,
g Svasg5 orHERALD, Capt Russell, or JEW
sasEgl FissIa ESS, Captain Sutton, (this Line has
,,sa tSazlaisg. been running for npwards Of twenty
years, Without loss o. PropcrtJ or Ljfc-the Boats
nuli expressly iorths routes arriving III Norfolk next
morning, alier comfortable nights sleep at o'cIk:
thence up james River, with its beautiful scenery
10 S.szrg IN daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
asla1 sssJ;ta PEEK, Captain Davis, or steamboat
sati.=4asst4iss ALICE, Capt. Bruugh to City Point
Railroad, now in complete order to Petersburg Va
(somelime IN advance of the line via Washin
or by the boat up the Aqua Creek, arriving in Peters
burg IL time for good rest encounter the railroad
10 Weldon aud wilmington, " c.. and thence IN
tharCstoR ;. G.; through fast as any other line
with much more Comfort and less expense. Also
connecting with the SEA Board and Roanoke Rail
road now in full operation for Passengers & Freight
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, for GarysvlIe, Franklin
Newt0n's a. d Roykin's DeDOtS. And theme NV The
steamer Fox, from Frank in to Edentnn Plymouth
Newbern, and Washington, N. c. Returning on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays connecting with
the boats for Baltimore
COnfuTmable to our usual custom al this season the
fare for the present will be as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
IN outh, ............,........... $500
Between Baltimore and Franklin, 600
do do Richmond or Petersburg Va. S 90
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 500
do do Through TO Charleston, S. G.. 90 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats, includ-
ed thereby saving al least s. expenses,
A}- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, (NOrfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conductyou and your baggage to the boat.
o5-r L. SHEPPARD, Agent.