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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

~ IN D-ostry Is Dr. LgvrTrs fsiso' Enamel rls-s ioi
g,rirs hesh clesuharss snc comfort are Greeted 70 VI
sore Meslhc lss,e ard scton 10 ne Inou 10 sTodec
~ TIL, ~.nsh- patent Specimens AID certificates o. ae
- - - -e.-.~,.r 80 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

: ,'(NV rAGS s'oulv wsfe ~ lniisn Rubber much
b.rr ihsn urss for transporting corrg. foois &C .o
CaNCru4s. for sale very ch@sn bv HORAI r. ~ DAY,
M-n-l sclureT o' i--.a Rubber Glua ferc.ls goods
W . Is Colrani-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

CALIFORNIA COL D. I1s-r-rcc1s Or collect.
y ing tes-nE. m-trE md .sssy1E Cos, with tes-rP
uor o. ~ process Cf ds-nsustE Fo1 rc-l Fur1.ess
ORES Tor he -s- q rer.cns For- o. Css Letter ard
cap rsrer, ins n&sis1ds -li. vs-rs i-g Fod
ar sieel peus travelling wiring --sss che-smer hscs
Esumou cards pisviuE c,rcs don1oes money bets
r-ops QorE-ih0rss p--kr - 7ortffcs. letersrsnrs
a. L. FRANCIS & LOCTREL S,sroners.
u. -.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30
THC USE OF Brandy AID SALT,

A sal pl.sues, InfsamsLoD AID Local iDianss Goa
,s.aing mps DIeeuons for making snd srpyineR ~.
1890 bv Rev Samuel Ysafo1, n ID. Of liverpool. md
viI,ism Ire ESQ Of La rorts imbszit, IN Francs 9rt
stlrson rsvssd corrected Prrs IA Jus publish
~ bv c sAxTOS. III rultoo-st ~ Sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

CATIFOHNrAN~-Tre chsrfe you VII meet IN c.i-
Y end Diet produces seltcry witness every
letter from fh- Mines and lsi1mua pirsssli ard sar-
rartet cure cold 80 III Ma ierane ur s.sirs t l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30
FOX CALIFORNIA.
THE BEST OHAMOE (.
TOR SAN FRANCISCO,

California and tho ood Regions.
S9LIHE SPLENDID, fast sailing newly coppsssd i've
49, oak PACKET ship -
- ROBERT BOVINE
Having boon detained OF not being able 10
eli the breed she requires 800 bsnss) will positively ss1
On or before the first Of February
Her dech has been hsd up win saloon and stats
rooms In the style Of the North River steamboats, has
spacious cabin deck and 10 fts moot com efsbe
shps for California She takes Two ses OF calls ege
spsrs barrels Of water spd has bssD pat IN comps,s
condition Tor voyage around Cape Horn. shs 10 commsn
ded by CAPTAIN % CAMEHoN,
one Of the experienced Captains out of ikis port
Cspt Cameron arst In command n thu niisd 3talss
hgsts Macedonian under Com De Kay, hsf late mic
sion 81 mercy to ireland. Capt Baby Who has lsisy
ued from ns Pacific, oul 40 her Bret Steef She
lakes on an able and experienced physician and surgeon
follnt hair null m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

~FoR -sLEAl Nora.aa; r s.. ss s Dssf
Ia =, "a .rt Out-ho1ses Isereou IN fro,rs a1s
-, - --.rss nOnins 70 ran, with pfivl-fe0 49, -
l e.s- al -, 0nz.r TIE Owe ing SOY socsee
= lo - ,oot eonc noc suitable Tor dwelling -
ss... xEca Il 70 II ros sod By mo lon On S''ss
- ,bs shove vii % 10 lot. Ic7sirs o. ms gsTu1xrr
80 1w~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

lIAtTED-l'0 American Agents % sell ", mss
w fsW ard : FORM BOOK IN the Southern. E-sf=n
and " states This l. The vaush'e Folm BOOK
ever pllf-hec sgerts rs1 make A. 4eait sina yesr
Ore sgerf made 500 I1 frur rrnrtrs14 Sssssu-st
Herald ~ f'1g f.l 2wls.f JOHN C. WELLS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Vermont Fruit Growers Con-
vention.

The State Committee of the North American
Pathological Convention, at the request of many
Fruit Growers and others Of the State, have de-
cided on calling a Convention to be held at
Montpelier, on Thursday the 18Th day of Octo-
Der next, Gentlemen interested in growing
Ftuit in Vermont, and delegates flom Societies
are invited to attend.
Specimens Ct Fruit from all part of the State
are particularly desired. 1t sent by any one no,
personally attending, they should be accompa-
MED by statement, giving the name Of the
grower; The origin if known; the habits and
growth of the tree, its adaptation to particular
soils, &c SC. Any member Of the Committee
will be happy 10 taky charge OF specimens from
this vicinity.
Communications and Fruit may also be sent
to the care OF Daniel Baldwin, Esq of Montpt-
llcr, who will take charge OF and present thea to
the Convention.
c. GooDRlCn, Burlington,
A. CHAPMAN, Mlddlebury,
+. T.. TRACY, Windsor
Rev. l.. q. BINGHAM, Willlston,
V. Atwood, 81. Adams,
II. II. Peck, Burlington,
J. ID. BRADLEY, Brattleboro,
o. Editors in Vermont interested in the OBJ
jec, will confer ftvor Oh the Committee and
their readers by inserting the foregoing in their
respective papers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

LADIES, and others visiting Boston, and about TO purchase
Silks, shawls and other Fashionable and Rich Goods, will
do well to call f. A. Jones Co.. No. fremont Row,
Boston, Their stock is large and selected with the
for retail trade exclusively Their motto is, eve will
be undo tsolln See advertisement in this pnper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

Death of Judge Hubbard OF W,ndsor.---We
regret to learn that the Hon. Jonathan ii. Hub
bard. one of our best aud most distinguished mon
died at his residence in Windsor on the 29h
inst, at the advanced age Of 81 years, We copy
from tho Woodstock Mercury the following
brief obituary notice ofthis deservedly respected
and esteemed ctizen.-Free Press.
His death was very dden, aud he passed
out of the world without any apparent disease,
the cause of his decease beng probably dis
of the heart. Judge Hubbard had filed
many important stations IN government and was
great number of years an eminent member OF
the bar aud a thorough aud well read lawyer
From 1909 to 1911 lie represented this Congress
sional district III Congress, and from 1913 10
1915 he was Il Judge OF tie Supreme Court. His
private character was Gmlable and excellent,
evncing the man of probity and integrity. lie
died in the communion of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. of which he had been for many years
u devoted member"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
FINAL DIVIDENDS.

THE MAss. HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Boston, has discontinued its business and benefits and is
engaged in distributing the remains OF its capital to the pol
icy holders The policies may be sent BY ma otherwise
to The Secretary, with order to pay and cancel The dis
trbuton the Goth of October, beyond which time
the hpany viii guarantee any The ails Of
tins uton it is believed, have been wei managed but
the business is impraeticable. 432
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
ESTRAY.

AME into the enclosure of the on or about III,
~ 29h OF Sept one RED hElFER, or ysaTs old will
the letter marked upon her leli HIP
AlSO,-on about thu 25lh sept two year old HEIF
Frs, and two year old STEERS. The owners are re-
quesed to prove property pay charges and take away
- y. MARSH.
montpelier, Oct. 9Th, lei9. 433w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

Can Shares go 10 California note ?-Undcr
this heading, the NJ Y. Evening Post gives an
extract FROM letter showing that many slave
holders are on their passage to California with
their slaves, and hence argues the necessity of
a distinct political organization to drive them of.
In opposition to the Post may be cited the fol-
lowing extract Of letter to the Editor of the In
dependent. "No fears need be entertained that
slavery will be tolerated in California. The
people will not allow it when once a State Gov
ernment is organized. Even now a master can
not retain his slaves. | saw recently planter
from Georgia, who brought from home valua.
BILE slave bit no sooner did the slave breathe
the pure air Of California than he freed himself,
and there were none to hinder"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
4flarria9rs.

In this village Oct Sd by Lyman Briggs Esq. Mr. Michael
flaming, OF Ashland, Mass To Miss lae N. Gould, of T..
Montpelier.
In Williamslown, Sept 10, by Rov. Il. W. Taylor, Mr..
George H. Jackson Miss Lura Martin Also by same
Sept "a, Deni.on snth Esq Of barre Mics Caroline
Martin, OF Williamstown.
In Enosbursh Oct A. by Rev. Mr.. Robinson, MI c. c.
Curtis of TOY, aud Miss Lusenu Poey OF Enos0urgh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Further Evidence
As 10 The great efficacy of DR.. Corbetrs Conccntr
ted Syrup of SdrSupdriiid.

us 10 The great efficacy OF Dr. C0fbeuS COnccnfra
ted Syrup of Sdrsupariild.
Messrs. EDWARD BRiNLrr & Co.
Gentlcmen,-I was brought quite low in the of 1877
with the DyGntey. sought Physician several times und
dangerously sick, much TO believe must die.
grew worse duly, aud reduced aud weak that FREE
quenty tainted away For many Us complied with the
directions OF my Physicians But obtained relief and hear
ing of Corbeu's Shaker Syrup Of sarsapula in
duced to make trial of it,
My little boy about five years of age also very sick
the disease the time The first few doses
took revived speedily. The pains speedily ayed
and the disease early checked that was enabled
tend wO in the OF week My little boy also
cured, and only nT OF bottle taken by both OF
Absent from home time after, returned from Montreal
in ls45 with the disease, which had been increasing
many days resOtGd again to the " Shaker Syrup of
Eatsuparl" aud took only few doses, when sgnin
eay and fully restored to health know this Syrup cured
me, and recommend 1t 10 all who may suffer have.
GEORGE l.. DANIELS.
CambIidgeport, Mass.
State OF Mass. Middesex, ss.
January 20, lS49.
Then personally appeared the above named George l.
el, made oath that the above affidavit by him subscribed
is tue. A. EDWARDS,
Justice Of the Peace.
95.soll by Edward Dtiney & Co., Druggists, Boston,
Sole Projectors, aud their General onis None genuine
without DR.. Curheti's signature.
For safe by Reddell & Granns, and by s. X. Cnllins,
Montpelier; French & Walker, Barre Il, f. c. French,
Painhed Ihu'c & Bow!c', Washington Dickinson aud
Peasoe, Chelsea also by agents senrrly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Vermont Central Railroad |!
OPENED TO WATERBURY, GIG MILES FROM nos
TON BY RAILROAD, AND WITHIN 90 MILES
OF BURLINGTON
E51ra - AIa

ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, SEPT. 90 1919,
THE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston Tor Water.
bury Daily, Sundays excepted, at . AM aud II A. NJ
Fitchburg, Koenc Bellows Falls, Caremont, Windsor,
White River Junction, Mortified and Montpelier and also
att 10 A. NJ and IL NJ. via Lowell, Nashua, Mnnchrster
Concord, Lebanon, White River junction, Mortified, and
Montpelier, arriving Waterbury by the 2 A. trains
at ~ r. NJ, ard by the IL A. ond u NJ. North
field and Montpelier at l2 and 9PM where they will
main night
Leave Waterbury for Boston by both tho above
10 A. NJ, and GP. NJ. and Montpelier NJ aud II A NJ.
BetrrFPH BosfOn and Hurting tom d0ffy.
Passengers by the I2 A. NJ tram nom Boston will take
seats in splendid six horse stage coaches Waterbury for
Burlington, where they will arrive the evening
son for tho boats Lake Champain Tor WHITEHALL Saato-
ga Springs or Montreal.
Passengers for Boston, will take coaches Burlington,
CATER breakas the arrival Of the Boats from the North
and South for Waterbury, in take the 10 A. Nj
train for boston, arriving at 7. Nj.
Passengers by the second train from Boston rbury
will remain night n, either Montpelier Mortified.
Stages in connection with the Cenra road for all
part Of Genital, Northern and Western Vermont, Northern
New York and Cahndas
Passengers for New York City, may take either train,
via Nashua Groon Junction. thence by Nashua and Wor
ceser train to Worcester aud Norwich, Conn. Also via
Bellows To Is, Greenfield and Springfield Macs.
Freight trains will leave Waterbury Daily, and after
October Ssh.
JAMES MOORE Eng. and Superintendent.
Mortified, Sept. 23th, 1919. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

Mr.. Clay's colorod servant was enticed away
from him, While at Newport, but afterwards re-
turned to him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Dratl)s.

In Montpelier, Oct 9Th, Harriet Bruce, daughter of IIor
ace and JulanH Bruce, aged wears and months.
In Johnson, 9Th lust. Mrs. Gruta y. wife of Cornelius
Lynde Esq and daughter of Hon TheophIus Crawford Of
Putney, VI aged ca years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

"A bAhGE assortment Of Hardware, comprising MECHAN.
cles. Also, "
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. &c.
Just received and for sale by NV. HowEs.
Montpelier, Oct. ADV
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden a,
Washington District, 81. Montpelier within and for said
district, on the Sth day of October, A. d. 15i9,
4 rDih JACOBS and IRA SMITH, Executors Of tho last
Nill and Testament Of Sins Jacobs late Of Marsh
field 10 SAID District dcccaso present said Court here
IN wng heir petition for license sell putt of tho real
este ,au sias Jacobs, deceased 10 wiz the fevesion
DO benc hcinl to the heirs
Nhereupon the consent and appreciation in writing, Of
INC nels TO me said estate residing in this State OF said
uPpcnuon being presented to the Cou IL ordered that
uppealnn he referred tho o5h day oil October S
NJ ~ och NJ for hearing aud decision upon the
ouefed that Otieo TO all concerned DO given, by
rsnhg iho substance Of said application, un The orders
ueteon' IN Tho Netmunt Waterman q state journal,
newspaper printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
slu no hxed for tho hearing oil and decision upon
same That they may opreut, aud ii they SEQ cause, Oh
Ject 10 The
by order of Court
453 Attest, F. F. MERRILL, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden a,
Washington District S. sIonipeler within and Tor said
district, on the 9Th day Of October, A. ls49,
GIDEON HICKS, Guafdun Sas W. Jacobs,uf Marsh.
" held IN said Distric minor under the age Of twenty
one years, aud owning real estate lying in Murshhed being
all said wards interest in The Homestead Of the late Sas
Jacobs situated In said Marhfcd, makes application
shd Court TO he empoweod TO sell md convey The said real
estate belonging to his SAID ward nedgng that tho sale
thereof necessary for tho suppo and viii DO conducive
to the interest Of said ward
Wherenpon it il ordered that said application he heard
the Probate Oce In Montpeinr 25 day OF October,
d. 1850, and further ordered notice hereof he given
by publishing tho substance Of said application mud orders
thereon, in the Vcimont Waterman & State Journal,
newspaper printed ut Montpelier three weeks succesvcy,
bcoe the aforesaid time appointed for the hearing thereof.
by the Court.
433 Attest, F. F. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
Light! Light! Light!

- PHINNEY x MEAD.
Montpelier, Oct. 9th, ls4o, adv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
THE NATIONAL PsALMIsT.

BY LOWELL MASON & J. G. WEBB:
A NEW Collection of Church Music, by the Authors of
the Handel and Haydn Socetys Collection" %" Bos-
As this il the latest is believed also to be much tho
hest work of these popular authors Embracing sufficient
number OF the standard Old Tunes, contains very large
amount NEW MUSIC furnished or selected expressly
for its pages by distinguished European American COM
poses by judicous typographical arrangement the Pub
shers are enabled TO present much larger
ter hnn is usual in similar works. The Psalmis con-
tnns over 500 tunes in the various aud 44 Anthems
Set Pieces Chants Sci much greater number of pieces
sbeeyed than is contained in other modern Colec
ton. large number Of VOCAL EXERCISES are added,
prepared with great care with special reference the
of Chois Schools, &c. These will be found very vaua-
BILE feature.
rho Authors possessed many advantages in the compila-
ton Of this workhavng been for many years the con-
receipt of The best sacred Music published in Germany
England, and also having received om distinguished
European well American composers, much original
of the merits of tho "Psans found in the wide popu.
larty and very extensive sale it has already attained since
its publication These believed DO gre at
than have been enjoyed by any collection of Church Mu-
sic ever published in the country.
For sale by BOOKSELLERS generally Published by
TAPPAN, WHlTTEMORE & MASON
Booksellers and Sationets,
ia Washington ST., Boston.
Also-Puhlished as above,-THE CONGREGATIONAL
TUNE BOOK being selection til. best and most popular
tunes from the "Nationa Palms % intended for Sunday
Schools, Congregations, Vestry Meetings, &c. FIRESDE
HARMONY, an entire collection Of Glees and Part
Songs, by William Mason.
Al For sale by E. P. WALTON & SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11

PULMONARY ORGANS.

ID W OF TT p Q 7 q IT :!
The The value of any discovery, the higher it is
held in the esteem Of tho pubc aud much proportion
is that public liable 10 he mpused upon by the spurious im
tuons of slranl, designing and dishonest men, who like
the drone in The hive, have neither the ability tho incl
nation provide for Themselves but thrive aud luxuHute
upon tho earnings OF the deserving.
Now that this preparation is wei known To be
tain cure for iucpient CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, and all
ai affections, than amy other remedy kuown there will
be, and NOW ARE found those So vlanousy wicked
concoct spurious, AMI perhaps poisonous MIXTURE aud to
try TO palm il OIL us the genuine Balls nm.
This In to caution dealers aud the public generally against
purchasing other Than that having the WRITTEN SIG
NATURE OF !. BUTTS on the wrapper The rest merely
initiate the of the original, while they possess
its virtues.
originally prepared by Williams Co.. Phlade pha,
prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, only by SETH W.
FOWlE Boston, Mass to whom all orders should be I'd
dressed and Tor uie by hsagens throughout the country
For sale by REDFlElD & GRANNIS, Montpelier, s. X
Collins, doj French Walker, Barre r. q. french,
Painied Thubor < Dowles, Washington Dickinson aud
Peaslee, Chelsea. 422
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HARVEY KING
New kind of Black Goods,

STORRS LANGDON have just received plein and
- Twilpd CANTON CLOTHSDthe incest afticle yet
introduced. for Dress Goods.
Sept. 10. 40
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n and keep large assortment constantly on hand and
sell at low pces.
September 10, ls49. 80
IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at North
- field October |, le49.
Austin, Mehitable Jackson, Isaac Q
Ahcrn, Timothy Jones, Edwin
Allen, William, Joyce, Chas. II
appleton, lhonas Kennedy, John
Bodget John 7. 3 Kelly, Nicholas
Bayiey, Ilhai > ketch, Lazarus
Buiorfell SARAH Miss Kmaw simon
Brown Edwin Levin Henry
Buterdeld, Nathaniel Leonard. c d
Brown, J & and L Logon, John
Rsoya 'r r%S"G l. MMS a;II" lT HON"
Barrster, More,
Birchmole, nc Mcdaniel Patrick
Buuis, Ann Miss Mallory John 8
Bimdolf, Louis injury, Daniel N
Cullen Pat Madigan, Michael
Carey, Luke MoulIon, G
Culyan, Pat Maoney, Mary
Cahaane, William MeGuade,
Cady, Beisey Miss Murphy, Michael
Croly, Hiram Mcnamara, Daniel
Cove, CbaunceyL Morrill,, WDB
Crane, Rhoda d Mora, Pat
cronin, daniel NorthrOp, Clarissa
Carson, James Nelson, Rachael
Crane, jeremiah Nichols, William
Doran, Thomas O'Connel, John
Demick,G ordway, jeremiah
Daliss, Lillian O'Brien Pat
DToughnr,y, John2 oNoa jeremiah
Dryer, Pat O'Connelle Pat
Daley, Rev. O'Kelly, Michael
Dunbar, 7 O'Keee, Daniel
Doniher Pat Puui William
Durphy, Morgan Peckhan, John
Dexter, John Ryan, Anthony
Daley, Pat Riohane, Phillip
Erskioe, Geo. w. NJ. Ryan, Michael
Fiusgopl,J u Ryon, William
Frauqun, Thomas Rollins, Alfred
Flint, Schuyler Resdimon, James
Finn, Mrs Rooth, James
rarely, Henry Roach, Patrick
Calvin Thomas sheehan, John
CHeve, l. Smith, Charles
Gum George Sherry, Joseph
GosteI, Pat star, Patrick
Goary, John Story, Harvey
Howe, Scion Q spaldng Boihnel w
ilynes Anthony2 saintmore, Louis
Hill Amon Tucker, William
Howes, Augustus Thrs,ons, William
Ieara, Daniel Thompson, J NJ
Hawey, Michael Thatcher, SaIah Ann
llurburt, George Wilson, ~
Hott Wilson, Squire
ninchy, Frank Walsh, James
Hogan, Michael Whttamore, Harrison A
Hammond, Wm.p Wilson, Rosina
Hanaw, N ID Mrs va ey, William
Hathaway, WI Wheeler, Edward
Herbert, Martin Wells, Il
Hastings * Fay,
WIN, ROGERS, 7. M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
SCOTT q FIELD

RE agents for the manufacturers of JOINERS TOOLS
and keep large assortment constantly hand and
sell At low plices
September 10, le49. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS


DEfAR1MENT OF THE INTERfoR,
OFFtCE INpt,N Abrams SEPTEMBER 20, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of
- III" Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washington city,
until 10 O'Clock Thursday, the l day Of November
for furnishing tho following goods Ia the quantities
OF thetcubou, for ;hc vi the Indians und delivered in
The city OF New York. VIZ;
Blankeis.
100 pairs point white Mackinac blankets to measure GO
by ~ inches, and weigh eight pound.
1909 pus point white cknuc blinkuts 20
81 by G6 incLts, and weigh six pounds
i,15 pairs point white Muckinuc Blankets 42
by 90 inches, aud weigh five and n quarter pounds
$50 pairs 10 point white Macknac hanke's.
SO by 80 inchns, and weigh four und quanc pounds
OOO pairs point white Muckinuc blankets, 80
by 40 inches, aud weigh three and II quarter pounds
4O0 pairs pon' scarlet MHckmaG blankets measure to
by ~ inchus, aud weigh eight pounds
800 pairs point scarlet Mhcknac blankets to
81 by &C itches, und weigh six pounds
100 puts l2 point greco Macknac blankets measure
Go By 81 inches aud weigh len pounds
800 pairs point green MackinHc Blankets 60
by y inches, and weigh eight pounds
$50 puirs - point green Macknac blankets, measure
81 10y 6j inches, and wei III six poudds
100 pairs point geninra blue Mucknac blankets, to
mensu,o &C by 81 inches aud weigh ten pounds
10 pairs point gentnell blue Mnckinuc Blankets TO
measure 60 10y ~ inclcs aud weigh eight pounds
80 pais IL point gcunea blue Alucknac blankets,
measure 81 BY &c inches, aud weigh six POUNDS
fl.,,I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
VERMONT WATCHMAN

ID ESrEt'TFULt4Y announce that they will give Con.
IL cou at the FREE CHURCH, Montpelier on MosDAY
EvESiNe, Oct. u.s. 1919.
Thoit Prosrammo will cun,nn choice selection Of Songs,
Duets, Thos Quattots, &c. such rs have met with the
universal appreciation Of tho music loving public throughout
tho United states and Cnnadi.
Tickets 81 cts to be had ut the usual Places and at the
dOo Doors open ut concert TO commence at o. clock
1|t~ No postpouement account of tho weather.
not
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& STATE JoUASS.AL, OCTOBER II, ls4o.
HARDWARE.

A LARGE assortment Of Hardware, comprising MECHAN.
ces. Also, TVS "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
NEW CROCKERY.

Whhav opened this day magnificent invoice OF Crock
sets from so to 500 pieces. $3.50
peau,liu China Ware, Centre Table and Astrnl LAMPS
Sass Lamps, Glass CustadS Tuubles Glass dishes on
cheap, BADGER KFisru a sXEp Ep5s "~
Sent. l840.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-11
SHAWLS, SHAWLS

/ ONG SQUARE Wool SHAWLS Of every quality
- prices from 50 to Sl0-Mournng Long shawls-fsome
very hne ouesl-Bay State Mill Shawlsof all sizes and
very cheap silk shsws, Cashmotes &c, of all kinds
Step III aud see them. II. s. LOOMS.