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Chips ano Clippings.

A WIFE KILLED BY HER HUsBAND.-A mel |
anchoy accident occurred near Troy, Pa, on
Thursday night Of last week. Some time In the
night Mrs. Pierce wife of Dr. j. B. Pierce, had
occasion to 90 to Tie WINDOW o. lie I6amGcf IN
which the Dr. was sleeping, leaving DR.. fierce
asleep. The raising of the window awoke nm,
and he instantly seized his gun, which was near
his bedside supposing that some one was trying
10 break into the house. After Mrs p. had let
down the window she advanced towards the bed
DIR. L. called out twice to stop, or he would
fire but she still advanced and he fired when
she was near the muZze OF the gun-the whole
charge of shot entering her breast, and she Tell
dead to the floor. lie then felt in the bed for
his wife, to tell her that he had killed some one,
when not finding her, the truth flashed upon
him, that he had shot his oton tpife - tmua
Gazetfe.
DoN'T STEAL THAT FRUIr! Sure, an ye
don't call it stealing 10 get over and take little
fruit. do We? Yes we do, and the meaneSt kind
of stealing, too. You wouldn't walk into that
mans house and take his money from his drawer
nor his bread from his table, and yet very likely
that money and that bread has not cost its own,
or half SO much care halt so much labor and is
no, half SO much priced and valued as his fruit.
Don't steal it. Children and young people are
generally the respassers on this sort of property.
They ought to be carefully cautioned by their
parents, by their guardians, by their school
teachers and by the whole of the older part OF
the community, to avoid these species of steal
ing. Nothing is moro aggravaing to person
who has for years spent his time and money IN
rearing up good fruit of any kind, than to have
1t filched from him by any body. The theft is
contemptlbly mean, and yet there are very many
who look upon It as very trivial affair, and as
one hardly deserving of the trouble of a rebuke
when the whole community ought TO irown II
down-.Me. Farmer
THg WIND CAR.--The Independence Expos
itor says-" Our enteTprisng ieow-cilizen, Mr
William Thomas, has Just returned from trlE
oftwelve days on the pralres, with his wind ship
and says it works well, and is now willing tc
make tour to the buffalo country, if sufficient
number of passengers can be raised to warrant
him in making the expedition. He takes one
six FOUNDER, beautiful stand Of colors, tents
&c. He will start in few days If he can bt
successful in getting a company. Mr. Thomas
will take with him four large horses, that in cast
of calm there will be no detention II is now
beautiful season of the year for buffalo hunt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-19

The pnbic particularly cautioned against purchasing
imitation articles pretending have the effect
Browns sarsaparill Tomau Bitters. Never buy
Sarsapara and Dandelion Ponacea Kitttcdge's Tomato
Bers, Extract of Sarsapaiila, Tomato and Dandc on
other PREPARATION with the expectation Of getting
the genuine BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND TOMA-
TO BITTERS, which prepared al his Medicine Store,
No g. Washington street, Boston. These Bors the
first preparation Of the kind that Sold and they
tine only genuine article of the kind in the market Al
ways that the direction signed Frederick Brown in his
hand writing. Whoever hoard of mans counterfeit
ing bad bank note, that would pass Just it
is with Medicine: They always counterfeit that which
sells!
All ORDERS for BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND
TOMATO BiTTERS, directed to FREDERICK BROWN,
proprietor, No. Go Washington street, Boston, will he
attended punctually ttcrs securely packed for ship
ping. None genuine unless signed FIRE Derrick BROWN,
the wrapper -
~ Remember and always Lny them of F. BROWN, Gs
Washington street, that his is signed 10 the di
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by :. Z. REDFIELD and $ r. COLLINS, and
dealers in medicine generally.
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HEADACHE.-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills pos
tive this distressing complaint because
they purge the body Bilious Ilunors which
the not only of headache gddness nusea and sick
ness, &C. hut ofalI "tho ills which flesh is ner to-"
One % box of the above named Indian Vegetable Pills
nay single dose, will frequently carry oil the viO
client attack of headache but of long standings
alone wanted in Ter to make speedy cure Of
every description of headache.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS also aid and
imp digestion and purify the HOOD and therefore give
life and vigor the whole France well drive dis
of every kind from the body.
Beware of counteeits Of all kinds coated with
sugar others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. The safest is purchase OF
the regular agents only of whom may be found every
village and town in the state.
g-The Genuine for sale by $. X. COLLINS, s. r. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN x DANFORrH Montpelier.
New England Office, los fremont ST. ROson. 20
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eminent Immediately after tho battle of Cerro
Gordo. we should have had peace before this
period" The question is, why was this mpor-
tont proposition delayed? The Union asserts,
confidently, that IL 0as mol The fault Of Mr.. TriSi."
But it is as confidently asserted, if not clearly,
that it ros the fault of General Scott. Now we
as confidently assert that this latter assertion is
entirely unfounded. The battle of Cerro Gordo
was fought on the Eighteenth Of .AprH Mr..
Iris. was not at Jalapa, or with General Scott,
until about the Fifteenth Of May. The "des-
patch" itself is dated at Washington, the FL
teenh of.4prii, and it could not have been trans
initted to Santa Anna until until al least thirty
days after The battle of Cero Gordo.-.Atbany
Journal
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LIEUT.. WmpPE.-A Vera Cruz correspondent
of the Boston Atlas, gives an account OF the cap
ture of Lieut.. Whipplc, which differs somewhat
from the despatch published some time ago.
He says Mr.. w. had been from the encampment
to the city in company with private by the name
of Barnes, after which they rode out TO the Gem
etery, about mile from the outer gate, and at
ter viewing the ground, were met by three ram
cheros, who ordered them to surrender as prison
ers. They refused, and Lieut.. Whlpple drew
his sword 10 defend himself, but was knocked
to the ground and Barnes made his escape and
returned to the city. A company of rihemen
and company of Dragons Immediately went
in pursuit, but nothing was seen or heard of the
offenderss, consequently, it is supposed that he
was murdered Lieut.. Whipple is a lawyer, and
a native of New Hampshire about thirty years
Of age, and was appointed Adjulant Of Col. Ran
SONS regiment, while on his way out.
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The dweing-house of the Hon. David Pierce
in Woodstock, was struck by lightning on Wed
ncsduy evening of last week, without seriously
injuring any of the family colored girl was
struck down, probably by theilorcc OF the shock.
The fluid left some marks OF violence as u pass
ed, tearing off the shingles, door cases, &C
LocUsTs. 1t is said tie seventeen year 10.
Gusts have appeared IN immense numbers, IN The
western part of North Carolina.
DrArn ny PoIsoN-On Thursday last child
of Mr. james Carr, of this village, aged eighteen
months, having swallowed some cobalt, which
was standing exposed for flies, died in three or
four hours after. Great caution should be exer-
clsed in the use Of so rank poison .4tbdns
Messenger.
LOOK TO YOUR PREMIsEs.-A bushel or two
Of ime scattered aoout each of the premises,
would be very cheap and effective antidote TO
that POISONOUS miasma, out Of which fevers are
made in such warm weather us that now upon u.s.
Those who believe in the old adage, "an ounce
of prevention is better than pound Of cure" had
better try it.
YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-The
New Orleans Board of Health nave issued the
following card;
Board of Health, Aug 9 IS47
II having been well established by the obser-
walton of the physicians Of the city, that the yell
low FEVER is now pCeNulilup III neuIly every pdIt
of it, and farther appearing by the reports of the
medical men of the public anG private hospitals
and of the cemeteries, that the cases OF this dis
ease have been numerous during the past week,
and forty seven thereof fatal, it becomes the du-
ty OF this board to apprise the public, and partlc-
ularly the unacchmated, that we are on the eve
OF an epidemic, that the latter may prepare to
absent themselves in tiue, and avoid such expos
urc and inprudence as may increase their sus-
ceptibility to the disease.
o. The wheat crop in Michigan this year is
no failure. The Detroit Free Press thinks the
aggregate surplus of the whole State will be
equal to that o. last year-over 100000 bush
els
DoN'T GIVE CARDS TO CHLDREN.--A chile
of Mr.. Charles Chapman, Of Danbury, Conn
was poisoned on the 9Th inst, by putting visit
ing card into It's mouth, which its mother haC
given it to play with. 1t died in forty. egh
hours after An analysis of card showed thai
the enamel or coating was composed of the
carbonate of lead.
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IEMINGTON.

WHEREAS, application has been made to the undcrsgn
w ed Justice of the Peace within and for the County OF
Essex and State Of Vermont, by number Of the ptOpreors
Of the and undivided lands in the town of lemng
ton in said county Of Essex, in amount OF more than
sixteenth part OF said PROJECTORS requesting me 10 call
meeting of such PROJECTORS: These uIe therefore to notify
the pronrieors OF ana und ded lands in said
town of Lemngo n TO the dwelling house of Abdel
Bodgeit in said town of Lexington on the 3Oh day Sep
following matters, to vii;
LIST, TO choose the necessary officers Of said meeting and
pIoprietoTs
3D. TO the propdetos will voe to settlers, the lot
lots upon which they live or occupy aud Improve, in lieu
of II dram to them.
3d. make drat of the lots Of undivided lands that
been surveyed and to accept Of sail survey and the
plan thereof.
ith To allow the Of expenses of the survey and
tax the lots surveyed to deiray the expenses OF
making tie division.
dated Gudhull, 10 tho county Of Essex July 7h, Is47
| WIN. HAYWOOD JR, Justice Peace,
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Soaps which injlire the skin and
SOaNS which are beneficial to the

comnIexion Altho' there are hundreds of Soaps OF
kinds and manufactures, still IT is difficult TO obtain
article which free from deeteous Ingredients. There
persons who will not use soap upon their face be-
rrtntes and inlmes he skin. Soaps containing
muratic acd, besmOn, essential ellis, mecual prepare
tions, nre, nipentne, called oSgenzed, for removing
grease spots from clothing, fancy soaps cOored with red
pIccipate cochinea aknut root all very injurious to
skin. Their tendency is to irtne the cuticle dry
the pores and instead OF removing the Of the
skin from the suffice, such pimples blOtches, they
drve them in the skim om which Salt Rheum, Ring
aud other diseases burst forth from the surface No
soap, containing tuTpeDne and other ingredients ecommcn
ded for removing Tar, Wax, Oil &c from clothing is safe
upon the skin.
Ii you wish to purchase pure and good toilet omoen
use RAILWAYS CELEBRATED CHINESE MEDlCAT-
ED SOAP, Qywhich, instead Of rtatng smoothes aud
rifles the the pores, coanses the
all morbid corrupt hunors, caused by the i'm
ofthe fluids, healthy action the cutico
which renders it soft decate smooth sweet pure and fair.
Its medical properties selected from the see,
and exotic roots, shrubs aud flowers and bams in
the whole maeria medical For the speedy of Salt
Rheum RngwoTm Eysipelas RASH letters, the evil eff
by he bites If musquitos, this delicious Toilet
Emoent stands beyond the reach Of rivalry. As ex,er
naor of pmo blotches, pustues, tan, sun-bufn &c 1t
has been excood by of the productions of chem
H. Ii speedily and ettectualy transforms dark, saow
aud dsfguted vsages clear ar and beautiful complex
ions For Cleaning Teeth Railways Soap is highly
mendcd For shuyng it is unexcelled. For general toilet
pup0ses II is superior all imported French, English
Berlin Soaps being entirely free from the irritating
,eterous Ingredient Always ask for RAILWAY Is SOAR
if you wish avoid dcletefious atcles il is sold for only
~ cents per cake be careful to that each cake is
signed r. e. Radway, and only to the advertised agents.
Railways Chinese Medicated soap Depot,
No. , Courtlanl StIot, n. Y.
CAUTION. No Chinese or Moderated Soap is genuine
unless signed II. g. Railway Purchase only otG W. Scott
Montpelier; A. G. Spear, burlington; w. b. Little IL Co.
Boston, ]. * Il. &. Halfway, N. Y. 3;4w
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1flarkcts.
Boston Market, Aug. n.

AsIlES-No change. Pearls continue scarce, and will
bring PC in small lots. Pots 8 l-2c.
HIDES-A lot of 5000 Chill hung dried have been 81 pos
ed of about IL B. cents 500 Western, 10 ir 5000 Rio
Grande 10 Gel 800 Southern, Ia per To-
80 Calcutta Cow, light lhout 81 4s bales Cowapore Goat
Skins, 26 &c EACH mos.
WOOL,-For Fleece Wool the demand IL good at full
prices. lot Of Smyrna white halt washed has been sold
at II l-1c ms
Domeslie-Sax. neeces 10 AZ ?; full blood 40 AZ l2;
l.2 "a blood "a 80; common IA blood % 49, Lambs
super 80 35i Do No p % 3Oj DO. No |, lsa 20 Do No
g., H.
Foregu-smyrna washed 10 -, do unwashed 10 a IA
Bengazi ga 81 Bucnos AyTes Ia Is Crmea Il 10; Mex
Can & a TO-
AUG. IG.
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WE subscribers, being appone by the Hon the Pro-
w bate Court for the District of Randolph commission,
ers to receive. examine and all claims and demands
all persons ngonsi the estate Of MANLY H. BROWN late
of Babcock Grove, Illinois, formerly OF Tunbrdge, in said
District eceased Represented insolvent aud all claims and
demands exhibited offset thereto, months from this
date being allowed for this purpose hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business Of our appointment ut G.
Rolie Olce, said TunbTdge the Saturday in
September noa om nine O'Clock NJ. until four O'clock
p. NJ. innhIldge July 2lstl A d. lo47l
CHARLES y: CHANDLER, cowu,,s
20 JAMES BROWN, 'omm's'
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BRADLEY VALE.

=
~ Office is hereby given to the propreols and land
of Bradley Vale in the county of Caledonia, that
petition will he preferred tho General Assembly of the
State of Vermont their October session for the year
d. ie47 for tax Of six cents acre n aud' in said
town, Glands sequostorod to public, pous and charitable
cXceped for tho purposes OF making and repairing roads
and building bridses) in said town DUDLEY HALL
JOSHUA ANDREW.
Btadley VILE Aug. 7th le47, 80
STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Court holden at
Washington District, IS Montpelier within and for said
District, on the oh day of August, A. ID. 1877.
* ARAB PERRIN, Canadian TO CLARK d. Perrin Of Berlin,
- in said District minor, under the age of twenty
years wnng real estate lying in Berlin in Washington Co.
and is the u to him in tho Division of his Fathers
Estate, Sam'l Perrin deceased makes application said
to be empowered sell and convey he said real
belonging his said ward, uedgiug that sale thereof is
necessary for the education uod support nud will be conducive
the interest Of said WardWhoteupon il Ia ordered thu,
said application no heard at the Probate Office in MOntpe.
lies The 25th day of August A. D. ls47 at i0oclock A.
NJ and further ordered that notice hereof be by publish
ing the substance OF the subject said application and
orders thereon Ia the Vermont Waterman und Ste JOulna
printed Montpelier three week successiyely the last OF
which before the appointed for the hearing
by the Count,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. Register.
true copy Of record,
30 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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INDIAN VAPOR BATH,
DENTISTRY.

nOCT. NJ. NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
- Office over Mt spaldng's Store, Man, the head
of In order TO introduce OF the recent inn
in the construction of plate teeth propose TO
pats or whole OF teeth upon gold plate perfectly
resembling natural organs In form and color and IN pnnt
of utility fulfilling all purposes of mastcaiion ss Wen as
the natural teeth For any piece of work sha require
half the amount be paid the time and ne IN
three months, ifthe work should prove 'alIsss9 n0'
the teeth can be returned andtae money 'e'uHSu' ~
Montpelier, June 10, lsSfs
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SEIECT SCHOOL.

GEO NICHOLS respectfully informs the citizens OF Der
VI lin and vicinity that he will School in Beiiin
tCorners) on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. lST, to continue IL
weeks.
Instruction given in the several sciences necessary Tor
thorough English Education also IN French and Latin.
Particular attention given the Elementary Branches,
sisted by Illustrations om Mnps Chats and other necessary
apparatus.
TUITION, s3,0O.
reasonable deduction will be made for students not so
advanced Boald and for those who wish to board
themselves, Obtained at reasonable rates.
August 3 I, lai7. 293w
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STRAY MARE.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber the 9th of
~ July is47, brown mare supposed TO be twelve or
fourteen years DID, both hind feet white and small white
spot her left foot also small white spot each side
back caused by the pad of hurness saddle The
requested prove property pay charges and take
her away. DAVID WHITNEY.
Tunbridre Aug l. lsi7 300
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Opinion of a Regular Physician.


This certifcs that have recommended the OF Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for diseases o the Lungs
two past and many bottles to knowledge have been
used ny my PATIENTS all with beneficial results. In
where it thought confirmed consumption had taken
place, the Wild Cherry affected
4. BOYDEN,
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All published statements of performed by this medi-
cine, are, Ia every respect, TRUE.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by :. W.FOWlE. 1873 Washington st. Boston.
0CJ-For sale by ). z. REDFiELD, Montpelier, VT and
ngents genenlly.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAM
MAR SCHOOL,.

rUNHE First Term of the Aca1emca gear will com
inence Thursday, tho Goth day of August inst under
the perutendcnce of MI N. GEO CLARK aud his SISTER
Miss SARAH T.. CLARK, who is expected to take charges
MOSTLY of the female department of the school From the
personal the committee have of Mr. Clark, from
the recommendations he brings and from his establish
ed putaton teacher they consider themselves justin
saying that the year will commence under vcy
iIviting auspices. ID r. HoMfSoN' iot rin com'
N B. Good board, with the usual accommodations oil
rooms, &c may he had at 81 so per week.
Ann
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Alarria9es.

In Walden, the Ilih Instant by Rev J. Underwood, Mr.
Joseph r. Deano Of ardwiek, 10 Miss H. Jane E. daughter
of r. w. Vincent, ESQ. of Walden.
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Cerimth AcademicaI Institute
AND
rnurNV,V sslsA w w AR SCHOOL.

rsIHE FALL TERN will commence, SEPT. SIXTH
In addition the present number of Teachers arrange,
mens huve been made for conpetont aud well quinen
,narher Ia instruct on tho PIANO FORTE during the Fall
Term Instruction viii also he given in VOCAL MUSIC
and THOROUGH BASE. go.
BOARD from 81 to 81 rs per week Rooms obtained at
moderate prices. In Of assistance or information IN re-
sN'u " '''"' " L. Il. FAIR. Sec'y
c..;,,L Az, o 1917 29g4w.
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(Reported for the Boston Tiaveler.)
At market 800 beef cattle, 100 stores IS Jokes of work
Ing oxen, and calves $500 sheep aud unb, and
about 500 swine.
BEEF CATTLE. Extra 81 first quality ESQ u.s. second
aud third qualities from 4,5O to 80.
STORE CAME. sules were noticed at Sl2 Sl4 for
year old heileIs.
Cows AND CALVES. Sales noticed %, IS, IS and 40
SHEEP AHD LAMBs. Lots of old sheep taken 80 49,
lambs at !, so A., So
SWINE. At Wholesale q for g "a lor Burrows
At retail a 7 2 cts per pound
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NOTICE.

Isis give notice that have this day given my A.
i bel II. Goodrich, his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall pay debts of his contracting claim
any oihis wages after this date.
Witness, Charles $. Goodrich. GEO. d. GOODRICH.
Orange July l. ls47 30:+