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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-26

FREDONfA, July I7th, 1916.
Dr. Seth w. Fowle--Doat sii Feeling, us [ do, under
obligations to the friend who urged to Wsars Bal
SAM spite OF hostility the endless variety
edes claiming nialiby, cannot justly refuse TO compy
with your request to furnish of it's effects.
From my youth have been subject TO lung complaints,
and during the last ton years have been under the
ty of using the caution to avoid that ungiaciuus
tomera cough In Feb. last took coda cough set in
and though slight in the beginning, made Of The simple
remedies which always keep tor that purpose. These
falling, rcsoed TO others, many OF which have gained
celebrity but my cough increased violence, aud pain
the side and right lobu of he lungs which be-
very distressing and at intervals attended with
oppressive structures the lungs. During this time
perforated freely, but the raised tom tho lungs in-
Gated disease deeply seated Two three h,scians
very kindly their medicines winch have heon very
eiccrt in curing coughs but they failed reach my
and began 10 be somewhat uneusy Ia the latter part OF
April lett home Intending to travel awhile, and II posi-
BILE escape b, that means, impending danger Whom had
reached Buffalo had taken additional cold, pnd my
cough considerably aggravated. friend then ADVISED
try Wisturs Bdlsam of Wild Cherry, but told him
had swallowed medicine enough We'll, ST., cuughct
out that day aud the night following, and the next day
friend urged again try "Doctor Wistar," aud at 3,
Nj, was willing to Try thing, for conghed constantly
procured bOltlediank of tread the dections-tooL
the stage Tor hone continued taking it Um the bottle
week, and when the bottle gone my cough and pains
were gone, aud have not Goughcd since.
Respectfully yours. &C. -
+. A. REDINGTON.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by REDFlELD GRANNlS, Montpelier S
X sLhYrON Caluc, and agents gen!ally.
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IL. All of lot number s of the first division in Burling
ton, except piece in the southwest the reo
chain and twelve links north and south, and one
chun and five links sud west.
10. 26lO acres Of land in five acre lot number in Bur
lington, with brick house formerly occupied by John
Stoddard.
IA. 81 of the north part of 1903 lot number 10
in Burlington.
is. The whole of tho 1903 lot number | in Burling-
ton excepting that part formerly decided by Elnathan
Reyes to Farnswotth.
l6. Althat part of the 1903 nero lot number 10 and oil
the % acre lot number 10 in Burlington which lies
southcrly of the Winoosk turnpike road and east Of
the west line of lots 10 and II continued northward
ly until it intorsecs said turnpike.
Numbers 10 l6 inclusive set of TO tho Uni
ted states on execution against l.. CALDWELL J. Stod
dafd and Reyes, Dec. o. 1878.
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No. 10. Lot plumber $50 containing 100 acos in Georgia
90. The east half of lot ISL in Geogiu.
81 All that part of tho 100 lot No. a5 in BuIlngtO
which lies between the river and the road contain
ing 80 acres.
Numbers 49, 30 and J! Otto the Unite
States on executions against J. Mcdonnell and
koycs, in 1919.
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INLAND ROUTE.

This is the CHEAPEST, QUICKEST, aud most COM
PORTABLE ROUTE from all putts OF Vermont aud West
err New Hampshire, uforing travellers tho choice of
entire land route of short passage
upon tho Sound.
RETURNING, Passengers leave New York by the
A. NJ train of the New York and ewIllven Railroad, and
reach Blottleboro' tho evening" by the 430, p
train, r. NJ. Boat udge in New Haven and reach Mont
pclict or Wells River, the evening.
Passengers arriving Mt Springfield by the first from
Bratleboo, reach Providence, Albany, Troy Whitehall
the evening, and Buffalo the next day at l. p NJ.
Northampton, July ID I640. 3:6is:ostf
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No. II. The north hall Of lot number 81 in Sheldon.
" 49, and 90 rods on the northwest mart of lot mum
Der g. in shelhon; being the land which decided
by Simeon Weed to Luke Dewing the l6,h of Apri
1873.
Numbers II and 10 were &c, of on execution against
Luke Dcwing and Asa Bulkeley IN favor of David
Robinson for the use of the United States, September
l6, 1879.
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CARPETINGS.

SsTORRs l. LANGDoNs have just opened tho Cheapest
- lot OF Capengs Offer 10 this ionityAllwool
Cotion OIL Cloth and Straw. We give yon yard wide
lioh coors from 25 10 65 cts. ~
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1tlarkfts.
New York Wool Market.

NEW YoRK, Frday,'July 90 le49.
Woo begins to forward more freely, and is rather
cumuatng. Holder, are, however, m at last weeks
qu tons tho tendency think upward, nowiih-
stnuding he small demand that Exists at present
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No D. "a acres Of tho northeast part of John Mortons home
farm in Salisbury. This off 10 the U. :.
July a. 1922, on execution against NJ. Sheldon, J.
MOItOn and J. s. LaIrubee.
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FOR NEW YORK,
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE.-FROM
WALP0LE TO NETWORK,
$500.

FVRAINS leave Bratlebo.o' ut o. A. NJ. md AS r. NJ
on the arrival of the Stage connecting with tho Chosh
ire and sullivan Railroad ut Walpole.
Passengers by the first leaving Montpeic or Wells
River, and striving at Wupoo l. r. NJ. take the as
r. NJ train from Brattleboo', Springfield at 100
J. Nj stop one hour for supper, and then proceed by the
uaTtiOrh and New MnYen RnilLnld md Tie Suncrinr
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A CARD.

DR s. FITCH Of 7o7 Broadway, NewYork, proposes tc
- spend the remainder Of July and part of August, al
Black Village, Sheldon, Franklin Co.. Vermont, where Il,
may be personally consulted. AS usual when visiting IL
the country, charge u mnd0 Tor Medical consultation,
sheldon, Ju.y 0. lS o.. 31if
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VERMONT BANK.

Assessment Of fifteen dollars has been made racl
share of the Capital stock Of this Bank be paid
or before Saturday, tho eighth day OF September next
By oder oil tho Directors,
J. A. PAGE, Cashier.
Montpelier, July 90, lsi9. 432
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RAILROADS..
NORTHERN RAILROAD
81 On VW D: III ;l:.7

hskE1nH sls7o1277tal..-. 1--WE
On ana after July 10, 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, (Sundoys excepted
u IN connection with tho Concord, Nashua, and Lowel
vermont Central aud Passun sic Railroads:
Leave West Lebanon for Concord, Manchester Nashua
lowell boson Lawrence city, aud the East, and Grotor
Junction. Worcester, Albany New York. and the South al
5il5 A. NJ. aud l55 Z. NJ, tho arrival of the Car,
from Montpelier aud Wells River, VI,
Leave Boston from tho Depot Of tho Lowell Rnilrond
Tor Montpelier und Wells River, nj l9 A. NJ. and I2 NJ
Ihls Il tho nearest route from the Vcmont Central and
raHsumpstc Railroads to Lowell, Boston and all pars In
that drectou aud tho trains from ond. via Concord
Minehester ind Nashua at Cotton Junction with
uains for Wofcoster, New York, Albany, &C.
Merchandise Trims daily, (Sundnys rxceptedl len v,
Montpelier and Wells River, Northern Raitond lo
concord, MANCHESTER Lowell and Boston, and leave os
ton from the Depot Of tho Lowell Road for tho Vo,mon
Genital aud Passumpsic Railroads.
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord N II. July I6 lsig 40
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Vermont Central Railroad =!

Ea - - s 49,
..,,,, M ON AND AFTER JULY 80, l7io,
I'hb PASSENGER CARS will leave ioslon Tor Montpc
er DAILY, Sundays excepted, AT A. VI. and II A. NJ
~ rhThbu'e keene, Bellows Falls, Clromont, Windsor
Wn,e Vof Junction and Mortified, md also IL A. ~
unu " w. va iowol Nashua, Minshrscr Concord, Leba
non Whlto River Junction and Mortified, arriving MINT
Pe,iof inc same day at and Q 10 o'clock T. NJ.
leave Nonpour iOT Boston by both the above
ann 9s lelO M arriving in Boston the sumo day
- ana O'Clock 2. NJ.
"eirfe" Hosfon aud BrriiDs Ton either ~ay,
daify.
engos by the 10 A. NJ. train from Boston, will take
s,"soS NJ Sion:pehcr for Bungon where the viii ayo
w season lor The Boats Lake Chnmpan, iO White Hall
cdutoga Spting' or Monlou Passengers for Boston vii
stages al burlington, utter the ARR a of the Boats from
he N0't ana South, for Monpecr, arriving in Il
take the IolO A. NJ train for Boston.
rassengers by the second train from Boston, by tbs
Montpelier or Notth6eld.
stages run in cnnecon with tho Central road for al
parts OF Conta Northern and Western Vermont Northern
New York and Canndas.
Pa,scngeis for New York City, may take either train
wa Nashua GIo,on Junction. thence 6y Nashua aud Wot
GesieT train to Worcester aud Norwich, Conn. Also, viz
Bellows Fo ls, Greenfield aud Springfe Id, Mass.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and SUPER ntendent.
Mortified, July l7ih IS4g
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Steamboat Connecticut,

To NEW-YORK, arriving ut about 5, A. NJ.
rassergefs by the second train leaving Montpelier or
Wells River, aud arriving n, Wa!poIc 74O p n lodge
at attCboO' and take the A. NJ train, whiih
Mt Springfield with the ains Of tho Hartford Ne lla-
ven and the NewYork mud New Haven Railroads, reaching
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-26

Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
L stock OF Gloves, Hosiery Linen and Cotton Laces and
Edgings, Lin. Biaids and Caps Combs, Brushes, &C.
IN. ALWAYS CHEAP, by
III. s.. LOOMS.
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1000 |. Lbs, MAPLE SUGAR
orrrcr OF rnr scL'crIon OF rnr TREASURY,

N TUBs-very nice ordcr-for f,ny uses; f,r sale by
sTORRS & LANGDON.
JuIy o.
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TEA, TEA |!

STORRS & LANGDON finding such increasing demand
~ for the prime quality Of Teas they always sell cheap,
have made extensive. arrangements for its SALE aud
supply the trade in any quantity up 10 50 chests.
luna
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James stcel's Estate.

James steers Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count holden at
Washington District SIS Monipele within and for sal
district, the 2iIh day Of July, A. ID. le49
EDMUND LOCKE Executor on the estate of AMES
IISTEEL late OF Roxbuy in said district, deceased, pre-.
sonts his administration for settlement WhoTeupon
1t Is ordered that the be referred the 4h day hu.
gust next the Probate Office in said Montpelier for
ination aud aowanoe and that alt concerned he notified
hereof by the publication Of this order In the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal printed at Montpelier three
weeks successfully bo that they
and ut said tine and place. f they Cause object thereto
By order of court.
~ Attest, +. y. Merrill, Register.
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NOTICE.

THE Copannershp between Washburn Morrill,, hav-
ing bean this day Dissolved the undersign would in
form his former patons aud the public, that in
his old shop the West End Of Union Bridge, where he
Keeps for sale tho
LARGEST, CHEAPEST q. BEST
ASSORTMENT OF
WINDOW SHADES
offered in the State SIGNS of AL descriptions paint
ed TO order STANDARDS, BANNERS for Associations,
GALA FLAGS, and all kinds Of work in the line of
fancy OF ornamental Painter, done in superior style
the shortest notice. I
Or Please call and Examine for yourselves 49, b..
. w. D. b. MORRILL,.
Montpelier, July %. ls40. -
CASH FOR WOOL.
SCOTT FIELD will pay CASH for a few thousand
opounds of good clean fleece WOOL, il delivered soon.
July 90, lo49. -.
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CAUTION.
MRS. K. KlDDER,
100 Court street, Boston,

who is the inventor aud sole proprietor Druggists and
ApohecAes supplied formerly, IN large or small quanti
ties and for sale ~ all her duly appointed agents through
the world.
N. Blake, Cointh. J. NJ RichardsOG, Waitshod. Il. &
H. Reyes NowbuIy and sold by dealers IN medicine gen
eralh. ..| . ... l. L.- 4.
Boston, lSi9. V1i4mis
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For General DEBILITY or DYs-


is most excellent restorative giving healthy tone to
both the stomach and bowels and prevents food from press
ing distressing the stomach. ".
The public may assured that il contains neither OPT
mineral substances, thing that 10 in the least
injurious 10 the constitution.
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SHAWI,S- SHAWLS.

lit W - y -, .S-', -
DERSONS in want of a Rich Grape, Silk, Cashmere, or
Thibet Shawl, will find them TO their tasie with me
additional charm of very low pIees AZ the ONE PhiOE
Cash Store OF sTOkhS * LhNopoN.
Ma ~
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FISH

TINE best of GOLDFISH, Prime SALMON, No. &
Il MackeTel, ye'y nice, in Bbls and kits.
Just received and selling low by
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Foreign Woolens imported, s3ss,45l.
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CONE AL YOUTHATLOYE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trsn,.
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east Of McCutobensville, offer
for sale $50 different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
or four beef cattle in exchange for frui,
trees. f'5a e sALPHEUs Russell.
MeCutchenvific, Oct. "a, ls4s--4-uL
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DIR. G.. II. Mcdonald

offers his professional services 10 the cit.
'zeus Of Upper Sapdusk = and vicinity
Office on Main Street opposite 6. Hu
bers Hotel.
sf4fs . G.. MCDONALD.
Oct. %, o,1s4s. -i-6m. a.z
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Notice

rs hereby given. that on the first Mon
u Of March next a petition will be pre-.
led TO the Trustees Of NJ ifin township,
Wyandot county, praying for the location
Of and establishment OF TOWNSHIP road
from or near the House Of Hiram Barber,
on the Fipdlsy & Bowsberviile road, " 10
run from thence north TO the south east
corner of traction in section Ma. 35. 10
Township No. 3 south, ~ Range Nc. Is
east, containing 80 6fteen hundredths
acres, thence north to the south east cor
Der oil the wes half OF the south west guar.
ter Of section No. %, io said township;
thence west 10 the Urbana Road.
HIRAM BARRIER,
ABEL RENICK
and others, "
Dated Tsp. l1tb, Is46. aqtstAEs
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d Blue Ball Hotel.
H. ZIMMERMAN,

=" Has opened a public house on the cor
ner Of Fifll,s. and the Wyandot Ave.
nue, where he is prepared TO give ever,
accommodation 10 relieve the tired and
satisfy the hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandnsky will hnd them
selves pleasantly situated BY calling at the
signof the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
willspare no pains in arranging things to
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FOR SALE!

By the Subscriber, in Upper S,ndaskT
three good two horse waggoes timber well
sc ason aud ironed in the beet manner.
JOSEPH ,McCUrCilEN. =
July 4tlSh, $3.50. t
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Who are receiving aud opening an exien-
sive lot of the latest fashion and wei Sc
lected FALL, aud WINTER GOODS
Jus, opposite the new Conri House. where
goods will he seld as cheap as they eau
.e purchased in Upper Sandusky, SIS
Their stock consists Of every ihirg
u-uall, kept in stores in this places
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIM ERS,
Twefes, Jeans, FIannels, Mnslins Ging.
hams, Bumhazines. Gallcoes ,Shawls
1.~l and BonDets.
They have also on land very large Sc
lection of
HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and sRoEs.
Gtdss Ond .H0rdaOG,.c!
Nails, Iron, Forks and ShoveIs.
FRESH GROCERIES Teas, Cot,
fee. Sugar, Pc pper, &c, &c
ANY QUANTITY OF QUEENSWARE.
|, Is deemed unnecessary to numerate
any more articles, as those who give them
"A cal will fad themselves suit ed in quail
t! prices aud quantiiy.
PRODUCE, OF almost every descrip.
tion, and hides will he taken in exchange
FIR goods. HhaHt sE .pwaIHH
Nov. 3, 1s4S -4-,f. -.tf a..-s
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Estate of Wilson McClain, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and quail
lied as Administrator on the estate of
Wilson MeCla,n, late Of Wyandet coua-
~, OHIO, deceased. rtat,4f sa Ltrl t.fh
w,i CHESTER WELLS.
Upper SaDdusky, Ohio. Dec. 1lib 1915.
l3-3l.
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Child-Birth:

a raiuabie Scientific Work, upon the sh5
ject Of CESSATION and Child Birth, b.
Il q GE{SSNER, NJ ID tale or Par
is; rust published IN .Wlw York by III
.4Mihor.
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Farmers!

For your own good and to save money
before you purchase any articles in the
Wagon making line, yon had better call
and see Bearinger's work. He will give
you as much for your produce in work as
YOU can get any where. Every person
that wants to take comfort in this land had
better go and get Buggy. ..es., a,
WILLIAM I,EARINGER.
U. Sandusky, Aug. l3, lS41-i4u.
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E{is Table.

The table will abound with the very
best The country can afford, prepared IN a
manner that will snit the palate Of every
one. Buarders can here find good accom-.
moda ions and realonable bills.
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STA q E OEEICE E.
CHRISTOPHER BAKERS ESTATE.

N NOTICEis is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as administrator on the Estate OF
Christopher Baker, late OF Wy andot coun
~, deceased,
JOHN BAKER
Dated al Upper Sandusky, o., December
10Th I84S.-l1-3t.
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WILLIAM RAKER,s ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereh, given that the sub
~ scrlber has been appointed and quail.
flied as administrator on the Estate of
William Baker, late of Wyandot county,
deceased. -t4
JOHN BAKER,
Dated at Upper Sandusky, o., December
10th, lS4S, l-3w.
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lhe subscriber has AZ tacl,ed oshis i}uggy|
shop, Blacksmithing establishment, andI
is now prepared 10 turn out Wagons and
iNnfg fgiesyready4;orfif fchto and roll right
along Nowis lie time to purchase while
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- The Buggy ard Wagon making business
is now'tIn operation in all its various
branches, in Upper Sandnsky, on Fifth
street, little south OF II. Zimmerman's
Grocery and next doorto tribole,'s black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair accommodations and as
cheap as il can be made any where.
o. ALL WHEELS UND! to
Just caI aud see the work if you do not
want IT, for ii is worth looking at. HIS
l'nggies and Wagons are as neal, strong
and a little better than you generally get
In this Country.
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The Stable.

This branch Will at all times he attend
ed by good and attentive hostler, who
will make it bis particular business to see
that al animals entrusted TO his care are
well taken care Of
STAG GEOFE EICE.
This is the general Stage office, on the
line leading from Columbus to Tiilin
through this place, where these wishing
seats in the coaches can be accommoda,
ted.
II. ZIMMERMAN.
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The expies ions rich ,bloed,s and poor
blood, have a scientific basis. The
n 80, iidichle which many have attempted
10 rast Oh these common sense opins
ions, musss recoii upon themselves /,
surely as that Tru,h will prevail.
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BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFElTs. -
How TO avoid ,hem:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreih Pills, has a
Certificate Of Agency, which has been
engraved al q vast expense. 1t represents
the mandatory Sing Sing,ou the banks
of the Hudson River, and is signed BY DR.
Braudre,h, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac simile Of the labels upon
the boxes. Comrare them.
..lst,f.e AGEN Ts. a .7
81 ID. & w.Ayres. Upper Ssndusky, 10,
seph Sborb, Little Ssndusky; w. II Jones
6c Co. Carey town; H. Erect, McCutchen.
vile; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Crawford tP.; Joseph Shilling, Burling.
ton. mf
Upper ssndusky, Nov. 3, 1854.
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Dated Isp. lI,b, isas.