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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-26
4flnrkcts.
Brighton Cattle Mnrkci--ApriI 40.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 400 Reef Cattle 10 pairs working oxen, 20
and calves, $50 Sheep, and 1900 SWINE.
PRicEs-Beq Catme-We quote /" correspond with last
week-Extra $500 1886 lrs quality $3.50 6,75 sec
ond So %; third S5,25 57i.
Hoykng o5e"-se!c. AT SGo, s7a se5, sos, and sl2O.
Caves and Cares- a, slo s2l, SOS. S3, aud S37
SUiae-lots TO pedde is 10 Tor sows, and Is S
IL for boIIuws Old Hogs Ia 2c-und 34c loi
barrows. At retail from to i-2c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
DEATHS.

In this town, Million Society, on the 10th
inst. after an illness Of nSaRy months, Mrs
ELIZA THOMAS, wife Of Heman Beach,
Esq aged "a la the death Of Mrs Beach
in The midst of her years and usefulness, her
family have sustained al irreparahle loss,
and the community mourn the departure of
one who Was the exact p.ttern OF the faiths
full wife, the devoted nu,her, and The affec>
tiOnate sister and friend She bore with
forlitude and Christian resignation her long
and tedious sickness, and in the tul con-
seriousness of the fatal termination Of her
disease, She directed the necessary arrange,
ments for her intermenl, and commit'e ed her
family to the care of that compassionate
Saviour whom she expected to meet in hea~
ven, and had taken as her portion forever.
" Her end was peace. '-Com,
In the Vernon, ASYLUM. Nov. %, M.
ISAAC D. CAMP, Of New Preston, aged ST.
1nNew Preston, Dec 7, MARY ELIZABETH
only daughter OF Joel Morehouse. Esq. q.
In New Milford, Nov IL, Mrs. IRENE
GREGORY. aged 20,
In New Haven. on Sunday last, Nathan.
iel X, Clarke, Esq., aged 81 formerly
Judge Of PROBATE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

@-M. L. GRAHAM, Esq, of Salisbu
ri is. authorized to receive payment TO
newspapers and advertisements, on &C
conrts due this Office. III
g. D. WADHAMs. Esq. do. Wolcottville
LYMAN SMrrHs Esq, do, Bridgewater.
4. F. BE1EsMADr. Esq, do. Washington
lewis Smith, Esq, do, Harwinton.a VI
LEvr 8, KSApp, Esq, New Milford.
9. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. Lucrus CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. CoNE, West Cornwall @rz
Maj. P. w. Minis, Kent. ~, I'D
Hon. SIDNEY Ess1oN. South Canaan.
P N. TRowBa1DeE, Esq, Woodbury..
H. DUNBAR, Esq, Ellsworth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
TOR Said!

tn the south east part of Wateriown .abou
three tour,hs Of mile from ScOvil Il Buck
ingham's Mannfaclory in said town, small
Farm cfland containing about thirty acres
with dwelling House and Barn in good
repair. Said Farm is well wate,ed, with
a suitable proportion Of Meadow aud Wood
land, apd = good supply OF Fruit Trees,
and is In thriving and business neighbour.
hood, aud the purchase money can part oil
il rest on mortgage for almos, any length
of time. if wished by the purchaser. Any
person wishing to purchase, may apply 10
EDMUND SKlFF Of Cornwall, or IDOL,
b .OOK CURTISS Of said Waler,own, in
Lilch6eld County.
II Tot sold by the 20;h of Fehrua,y next
the samewill be sold a, public sale.
EDMUND SKIFF.
Li,chfeld County SIS.
Cornwall. Dec. lst, l549 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

With regard to the second note due in
1881, which was for $245l. and endors-
ed. IL is believed to have been secured
by a mortgage on DR.. wcbster's miner
illogical cabinet, which Cabinet was sold
within year for $4,000 TO an association
Of gentlemen who presented it to Har-
ward Colleges. The fair presumptior and
belief is tllatthe note was prepaid, on the
sale or the Cabinet. R8# (
With regard to the faggot1 said to
have been left at the Medical College by
the Cambridge express man, they were
trimmings of grape vines sent for the
purposes Of being burnt for an analysis oil
the ashes. 1t is hardly probable that
with an ample supply of wood and coal
in the college, grape vine trimmings
would have been procured for the pur-
pose of fuel. a s @ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
$l5 REV ARD.

ON Sunday the 18th Of November.
the dwelling house Of the subscriber was
broken open and robbed Of $40, mostly in
bills on the Hartford and Phoenix Bank.
An Irishman named William Pratt is
suspected Of being the thief. He is Of
large size, has sandy hair and q dfscc,
and is from 20 to 25 years old. He had
on when last seen in the vicinity, a browA
satinett frock coat, badly worn, and a
White wool hat. He was formerly in
Litchfield Jail.
Whoever will give infor.n,tion which
sha Il lead to the recovery of the money.
shall receive the above reward.
LEVERErr J. WAUGH.
South Farms, Nov. %, 1879.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
LIEUT. JOHN l.. EATON, ~. S. NJ

LIEUT. JOHN L. EATON, ~. S. N -.
Our readers viii recolIrct this gentleman as
the yav deceiyer who last summer married a
respectable girl from Schenectady County,
Y. 5rnu IN, her to Albany md there deserted
her II now appears that he was an old hand
4, the game. Early last Spring, he appeared
in St. Louis undeI the name Of Francis RiV-
ers. go, into good society. and married a tin-
girl, with whom he removed to Peoria. H.
He soon left her, and carried off her jew"lry.
with several sums OF money which he had
borrowed With this money he visited Alua-
ny, and played the scoundrel game again sue
cessfally. A third wife is also reported to
have been discovered in Cincinnati The
villain is yet al large, and very probably en-
gaged in his old business. He is an illegItl-
mate. and was born in the county where he
found his New York victim.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Neao Haven. October 18th 1S49.
lp.RUl8A.grlG 1RIND8lD.

A, Court OF Probate holden at L,tchfield
within and for the District of Lite hfield, on
the 10 tn day OF December A. D, ls49.
Present Charles adams, Esq, Judge
ESTATE OF SIMEON B. PARKER, late o!
Litchfic!c in said District, deceased.
INHE Executor represents the estate
L insolven,. and prays The appointment OF
Commissioners thereon; Whereopon Ordered,
that Comm ssioners to receive, examine, art!
ADJUST the claims nj the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Prob &c Olice in Liich.
field on the 10 day Of December 1919 at 10 o.,
clock in The forenoon and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified there.
Ut, the Executor will cause this order Il
be published in newspaper printed in Itch
field County and post copy thereof on the
nnhllc slgn-pnst nearest the place where the
deceased last dweIt in said Lilchfeld
A trnc copy Of Record
3wSl Oh \ELE[ ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
DistricI OF 1irhGeld, IS
Probate CnnlI. Dee. 3 LAO


ESTATE ot WILLIAM Mitfs*, i, U
late o: Goshen, in >nid District, deceased.
'ANHE Coz ri at Probate for the District
u Of LilrE6eld. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date cot, for the
C'e.tiI"r> Of said estate. represented inSnl,
vent, in which to exhibit thcif cla ins iherc>
10; aud has appointed George COX and
Moses Lyman, E>quircs, Comm. sioners
I" receive and exam'ne said Claims.
Certified by CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet AT the stole Of William Miles,
jun, Esq. in Goshen. on the Is, Mua-
day of February 1850 and the LIST Monday
of May 1850, ai9 O'Clock in the forenoon,
on each OF said days. for The purpose of at.
tending on the business Of said arpoin'mt n.
GEORGE COOK. )Commis>
MOSES LYMAN. sioners.
All PERSONS indebted TO said estate ar,
requested TO make immediate payment II
EBEM +. MILES, Administrators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
surr,ap CosN-Dr,r,xe ut~uEp MEN.

SuTrIs1D CoEN -DI>TINGUI~HED MEN
A correspondent informs US that DR.. Bush
nell. in a recent speech tefOre The Teacher
Ass,niation al suffield, stated that Sufitl1
has been the birth place Of four Congress
men, Two Governors OF Vermont. Two Gov
errors of Pennsylvania, one Governor OF
Connecticut. Que Governor OF Ohio, two
Postma<,ers General, two Judges OF the SUI
perior Court OF Ohio. one Judge of the Su-
perior Court OF Ver",on,, one prominent
General ia the French War, and one Judge
Of the County Couil.-[Times.
Very we'll i"r Sufi.ld-but we think ethics
Salisbury or Washington, in this county, can
beat it.-IEnq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
TIE FOREIGN NEWS hi. m N

THE FOREIGN NEWS this morning
presents nc political fact to match the fall
of Cotton. The most interesting piece OF
Information is the removal Of the Hurga-
Fsan refugees from Widdin on the fronlier
10 Shumla. 40 almost imPregoably fortified
town in the defie OF the Balkan moun-
taius, some 200 miles nbrth' west from Con-
s,an,inople. This is one of the strongest
places in the Turkish Empire. and there
toe fugi.iyes are no. exposed 10 he 'Pounced
upon and carried off by sudden inroad OF
{ their enemies. As they marched 'hf'her
withou, escort. according TO our dispatch,
they are safe as yet from that sentence Of
perpetual imprisonmen. which the Turkish
Government was said 10 have iRaicIed on
,hec in submission 10 Russia. We still
hope ~ see lhem in AneTica. .r.a B
81 40 80 = ZTibsns Of Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Lilchfeid County - d,

Li't GuuUNy IS
LitchfrlG this 3lst, day Of Oct 1919, I
Upon the petition Of the Town Of for
" rIngton, dated October 2lsi 1870, and re-
InrnabIe to the County .Cour! to be held al
Litrhield. in and for the County Of Ltchfeld
"n the second Tuesday Ct October 1919, sta
ting that said Cont at its term If Ger. 1919,
on the petition of HoIaiia A. Lv.nan and 9th
ers, did pass decree locating and establishing
new highway commencing on the line dill
ding the towns OF Goshen and burlington. and
thence running essierly. and southcasterly To
a North aud South Highway. leading North
from the house OF Lorrain Thrall in said Tor
ring'on, referring 10 said decree for particular
description. and avering that on careful re-
examination Of the route OF the new highway
established by said decree, il appears that sail!
new highway 10 not Of common convenience
and necessity. &c. and praying the Court to
discontinue the highway thus BY said dec. Q
laid out and established
II 10 therefore ordeSad that notice Of the
nendency Of said petition be given BY pub
fishing true copy Of this order Of notice
three weeks succppsively in newspaper pri,
ted in said town Of Liiehfield; said Pub:iea-
ton to commence on or before the 18th day
ot November 1919.
BY the Cnur',
FRED cRlCK n. PEEMAN
Assistant Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Geese Feathers

-HE subscribers have made arrange
rs men:s to keep constant supply Of q
first rale article OF GEESE FEATH
FRS-selecled and packed win grea
care BY ourselves, in packages of from
20 to SO lbs and will furnish al all times
any quantity from 20 10 1000 lbs Of goal
inv they will warrant as good as the best
al as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal quality in the State.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
wine hester, l84g. -. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
At Pattison's
Stove-Ware House

TIN.WARE MANDATORY,
TAN be found one Of the best assOrt-
~ mentS Of
COOK and PARLOR STOVES
to be seen IN Li,chieid County. Arrange
ments have been made with the principal
Stove Manufacturers Of Albany aud Troy
which will enable me 10 sell at prices which
cannot be competed with.
Also
Constantly on hand. Stove Furniture,
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Tin Ware, &c, &c.
al. kinds of Job Work usually done ia
such establishments will be done al short
notice. and on terms that will not fail 10
suit customers.
The subscriber wouii here inform his
patrons and tho public, that he has remov>
ed his shop TO more cOmmOdi"uS apari>
men,s--opposi,e Pratt & Fosters Store on
the north. q
w. C. PATTISoN.
Ryast Tosr,vaIl Cent lAA0 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
BOOKS.
For SAFE ostMs ORce.

n TOFbOuEe WbttstB 'V.VEce.
4 The Life and MsseeliaAeOus Writings Of
Nathaniel Chapman. II. D., edited nv hi,
Iro,her, Daniel Chipman, II. O.-Price
81 so.
! The Hand Of God in History, By Rev
Hollis Read, A. M.-Price 81 90.
The Life Of Col. Seth Warner, nv Daniel
Chapman, IL b $, and The Life Of Col. E.
than Aztec. hv Jared Sparks, Ii D.. (bo.ll
20 one volume. Price 40 cents.
a a TTeatiSe on Agriculture. by Pact
cal Observation-Disclosures IS cents. =
Litchfeld, Dec. 10. tf3I
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Steam Engines and Boilers

4 RE made and repaired on The shortest ao-
n lice bv the subscriber. Skating and Ma,
chlnery OF a | kinds made to order Castings
furnished Of the best quality, and extremely
low.
TOOLS, PAT TERMS, DIES, and all kinds
Of work usually done in a maj hne shop, do ne
in style which cannot TAIL to snit customers.
GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES always ON
hand. AARON KiLBoURN.
Nod Howard st. New Haven,
December LIST. lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
MARRIED.

In St Andrews church, New Preston,
&c; %. BY the Rev, J. l.. Scott. SHERMAN
PLATT and MARY f. Bronson. Nov -,
john NJ. FORD and SAPHRoNIA NJ. WHEA-
TON. .,
In New Milford, Nov %, by the Rev. J.
l.. Scout. EDWARD q. THuMA>, of Bridge
port, and ANN e. CANTIELD, Of N. Milford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

r DAYTON continues to Narufac-
ture SERAPHlNES and MELO-
DEONS of the verybest quality OF
cyl tone and workmanship. His Sera-
phincs arc made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country. -.....
DAYTON'S ZNPEOVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
petenl Judges to be superior &c any Melode>
on now in use. 1t has. II keyboard SINH
lar to that Of a Piano or Seraphine. Tie
Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can be made loud or
soft hy The use Of the Swell Pedal. 1t is
well adapted to quick or slow music. The
Bellows is CONSTRUCTED on new aMd im~
proved plan,-it works with Pedal, and
with bul lille incon scnience to he perl0r-,
mcr. 1t is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
N. b. These instruments are well adap'
led Tor an accompaniment 10 church chcirS
as well as for parior use, and as they are
male in strong and substantial manner,
The subscriber feels entire confidence 10 re-
commenting them as adurahle and efficient
ms rumeni.
n+ The public are invited 10 call and
examine them. .,.. ..
~Pi amos, Seraphines, and other Mu
steal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
]. DAYTON.
wolcot,ville, Conn.,, July, ls49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

z,IRsGS p RoKE into the enclosure
st3>6 - Of the subscriber on or
~tH ab"nt the Isl of November. a
N~M, red !esIling hester. no ar,ifi
ciaI mark. The "wn-r is requested TO prove
property pay charges aud Ike !; away.
. = - - ABEL BRISTOL.
New Prsstou, December % ls49. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

JISFFTCI 0T WO0NDUFV 81.
Probate Court Nov. goth 1919 {
ON the Estate Of Gen. DAVID BIRD, late
Of Beihem deceased.
the Court limits aud allows six months
from this date for the Creditors Of SAID Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect 10 present their accYuni,
properly att. sted within said lime will be de-
barred recovery, All ptrs ms indebted t,
said Estate are requested 10 make rsymrn, I,
*3w JOSHUA BIRD. Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
FOR SALE.
To Physicians and Surgeons.
FOR SALE.

I Hydrocee Syringe, Trocatde - Pocket
L Dressing Case aud InstI misunderstanding
ton Cas4s-Eye and Ear Case and lnst,u-
ments Pocket Smgicai Case aud Insttu-
ments-Galvanic Battery aud Case-Bougies
and Calheters, (Silver and Gum Etastlc)-
Turnkey, Forceps, &c -Troca,-Tonsil In
Strunen:-Lance!s, Siethescope. Scarifca.
toIde; Also a .ME DIC.aL LIBRARY OF
Modern and rare Ancient Works Belonging
TO the Estate Of the late DR.. Woodruff.
G C. WOODRUFF, Administrator.
Ltchfieid, Dec. nth 4S49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

N pursuance Of an order given by the Hon
l. Court Of Probate for The District Of Wash
,nglon, shall sell at public auction so much
OF the real estate If Sch M IayjoI late c
Washington. deceased, as will raise the sur
Ct three hundred and fifty two dollars with
Ihcident charges OF sale. said sale 10 be on III.
I'd Monday Of Dec. 1919 NJ one o'clock p. NJ
Al The house where the deceased last dwell in
Sdid Washington.
DAVID WHITTLESEY, Adm.
Washington. Nov Goth lS40'
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
=
VOI'KCE.

'THE Board Of Relief for The town Of Litch-
/ field will NEE, at the Litchfed House,
in said town Oh Monday the It'll of January,
1880, at . O'clock in the forenoon, tov the pur-
pose # hearing all appeals from the doings Of
me Assessors OF said town on the list of lSl9,
and If adjusting and eqnaIIzing said list.
WILLIAM LORD.
LUCIUS GRISWOLD, Board
RUFUS PICKETT, Of
LINUS g MOSS, Relief.
MILLS STONE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
IlRGJHES!Fl.ELiD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

A4aS6lkap' uAl6W
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
TNHISCompan5 hal sheen in cpration Fifteen
Il Years ending Jul, 3, !s4S, and have issue.
3l53P"llcles,
Amount OF rroperryinsured during, .,,
the time is, SS,o4S,!3
Amount OF property now insured 10 l,o94,6 2i
whole amount Of cash prem,-
Thenna paid into the Tssasury GM-
ring the time IS, SI:,474,3o
To interest receive don Loans l,il9t3
ls,:93,ss.'2
Amount of Pre- miums no W charged
ON the Books which can be col
lecied il reouined. 22,aS2,7i.2
3S.S2gH5
The whole amount VI Lossss wi ih
have been paid is, SI0,55i,69
To amount Of expenses
paid 70 Agents. and ID IA
for lns plates, Books
Stationery &csIs S,6Oc, ~
Present. capital or funds ofthe Com. g, 6G7.(
There is now NJ claims against The Cumpn-
nv Tor losses--anh during the time ii has been
IN operation, there has not heen any assessment
made an the charged premiums
The expense OF lnsuranCe in this Company on
detached Dwelling ii"uses has been but els.
on the 500 per anDLm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13
Agent for the COsssDGssss

Agent Tor tee Company
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David Y. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM NJ Burial, Canaan.
Donald J. Warner, Salisbury,
S : D; S SS,'sIray' g. Norfolk.
Roger II. Mills, New Hartford,
George d. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, llarwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber, Bethlem,
Leman w Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David G. Whitlesy, New Preston,
GeoreeP. Tallmadge, Warren:
Persons wishing to get their Buildings insured
can Apply to either oithe Agents, OF to the Sec
rotary.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING,
L;'chfeld. 1919 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-13

w. Z. PATIISUN.
West Cornwall, Sept. 5, l649. IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
ELECTIONS.

North Carolina. Deberry in the 81 district,
Stanley in the Sth, and Outlaw in the oh, all
Whigs--and VenaJle in the 9th aud Ashe in the
9Th, Iccos, are reported to be elected TO Con.
gress.
Tennessee. In 8 counties, Trousdoe Qoco)
gains handsomely for Governor. Ii he holds on
in the same way, he will succeed by 5000. In
the Slh district a, Ewing, savocratic loco, is re-
porte d elected to Congress by lC0 majority; if
SO, it is a loco guin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
Reconstruction is the thief of
: - In,iEhnn.

Delay Is dangcrous-ncgec, that cold md cough n fcw
weeks ind tho hope OF recovery will he lost you
Lot not any pocunary consideration deter you from trying
to save yon life and health, while thore Is chance. Com
sumption annually sweeping Oh thous ,nds TO the tomb
no disease has bafed the skill of physlons like ply
sican, perhaps, has for this large class of
suffering humanity, than Dr.. Wistur. An Ounce of
vchivo is worth pound of cure J" therefore, before your
lungs have become liberated aud diseased that bumn
means can save you FROM I'm curly grave Try in season, try
ut once, medicine which has been Of such infinite value
ihousanls-ohtan bUte of Dr. Wstt's BalsHm of villa
Cherry, take iget another, If necessity petsoycre
using II until you have removed the disease crey, which
II neglected, will terminate your life. BE not deceived by
quacksi with their limitations uni cOuneIle buy but
tho genuine and original
Nome genuine tloss signed L. BUTrS the wrapper.
FUI sale by REDFlEt,D X GRANNIS, montpelier, :. X
HhAfiON, Calais, anduy agents generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

Caledonia Comty.-The Wing Convention
on the Dist ult says the Caledonian, "was well
attended, and what is still better, right sort OF
spirit was manifested on the part of all present
EZRA c. CHAMBERLIN and EDWARD A. CAHooN
are the candidates for the Senate-good men OF
correct principles, and worthy of the confidence
of The people,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
Deaths.

In Huntington, North Village Aug . Miss Julinna Jo,ns
daughter g" Sns Johns, ignd 10 years. sh, was tab on
aoout % minutes. '
Al his residence, in Westminster, Vt. on tho gu, u,
seth Atnnld lli years, 10 month. and DAYS lie was In
the active service of tho cvouo ,ary s,ruggloof
received pension Ills habits of life and
temperate, with conscientious regard lious nstitu.
ohs, aud uprightness Of dealing. lie maio
OF religion at the NE OF s9 and from that time evi.
IDENTITY more devoted to his spiritual intercs-vas often
heard to say he had H any, aud ished peH to eve
~ human being lilo retained the OF his culties ca
enpt MS sight, in formidable degree till neur his dcath
aud generally mnnf,sted a very cheerful frame of mind
In icrkshrc, VI July Is, very sudd My, cholera NOR
Is yeas.
In Iiiod, July a5th, Capt. Solomon azon in tho 9l,h
year of his age.
In Cruitsbuiy, 6lh u MI Jonas stone aged about so
year..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
New Work Wool MARKET.

go NEW NouK, Friday, Aug. 3, 1919.
We have no change to notice In This mtfkct Wn,,
concs forward f. city, hut it consists mostly uf manuctnt
cis purchases from mrnrs. The receipts per Moth River
since oar last have boom 1854 bigs, making sj5J in a
July-equh to ,61J,0iO pounds.
There s constant inquiry from nnnuf ctureis but tho
actual operations do not foot Up hcnvyas huters arc not
anxious TO sell and the encouragement held out by tho
commission merchants Tor the sale Of future uductoa is
not slight Under this state vi things but little business can
he done.
The manufacturers do wish wool to fall bnlow its
present point, but they pay present Oh
ces uno advance he foazcd ulon icit produc-
ton. i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

NJ g. Barber Of Le Roy State of New York. says that
the Gfoat American Remedy, Vaughn's Vegetable Lhon-
tptc Mixture, sells In his section better than any other
remedy 1t has made some astonishing and " in
eopsequeneo sought after by all classes of people. The
most singular part OF this business that matter what
complaint you have this article TO help tin fact
cures IT, We know these notices which publish read
thor strong sometimes, but il So No article in the
whole medical line has dune much and # you viii call
the agent IN this papo hc will tell Of cases which have
found health IN tho use Of this Article which have tried
ny thing else in vain.
Soc our columns call on Agents Of the Great Amor can
Remedy tins lhthon,ripdc Mixture, and get pamphlet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

The Cholera. Aug. 6, "a cases and deaths
in Philadelphia; 6 new cases and deaths in
Boston; Cincinnati Aug 4, deaths; in New
York for the week ending Aug a, go deaths,
and "a deaths in all, of which nearly 5000 have
occurred since July lst A few more fatal cases
have occurred in Burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09

The Examination of pupils in Miss Wicox's
school for young ladies, took place on Wednes-
day of last week, and was very highly satisiac-
tory. The instructors have won the good opin.
ion of parents and pupils and thus laid the