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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

TENHE undersigned have received at their
Il store on Market street, Lewistown,a large
and general assortment OF
Western & Eastern Produce,
as follows, which they are selling at unusually
low Prlces:-
Is bbs. Recti6ed Monono oahela Whiskcy,
of ]. & J. Parker's Pittsburgh brand.
70 do do ,of II. Wattson's Pittsburgh brand,
so do do , Jos. Patterns Pittsburgh brand.
do. ; years old Monongahela Eh.skey,
warranted.
400 lbs of Western Reserve (O) CHEESE,
$500 lbs. Pitts taliow CANDLES, by the baA.
1900 lbs. MOULD do, by the box or pound.
$50 bushels Ohio SOUP BEANS.
100 do DO DRIED APPLES
- dozen do CORN BROoMS
i50 pieces do STONE WARE
80 kegs Duncannon \ AlLS. at s. per key
$50 sacks Liverpool SALT, at 81 so per sacR
800 do DAIRY SALT. at lS3 cts per sack
100 tons Wllk4sharre coat. 2000 lhs 10 ton
900 do soft Nova Sceua PLASTER.
2OGa bushels Allegheny COAL. l5 cts Der Lus
10 sacks G REt,N RIO COFFEE, al 10 ceats
per pound, by the sack.
1l5 bbis of No 3 MACkEREL.
100 do do do, caught in lS49
W olNhChf4Ht ERS can always be SAP
phed with Mackeres at 80 cts advance on the
CITY price Tor carriage and wharfage
STORE and TAVERN keepers would 6nd
1T to their advantage 10 give US a call before
purchasing elsewhere. as we can sell SUGAR
at d cents per ID. by The barrel.
In addition To this, we have heavy STOCK
Wines, Ksramdies ~ Groceries
always Oh hand, for sale wholesale and rets'
Also, general aSsortmeut OF
Eery GOG;is, ss0Ofs e.. Shoes,
&c. which wlll be sold low for CASH as I4a
subscribers are anxious TO close off Their sif"
OF max onops. All goods must be paid i"f %
cash or produce before delivery.
KENNEDY g. PORTER
iewI.tawn, Dec. 90, lS49-3t
DATnER'S Rusiness Mah's Alma1t> =
SIR ~ this te9ra
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

we have heard sld That there a CONSIDERABLE.
quantity Of wheat storage addition this amount
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-29

ne rCsJIUIIWn TCI0EToN % ABOVE now
became operative, and Oh the 1th ballot the
vote stood as lnlIn,Ys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20

submitted and discussed, and calmer feeling
prevailed. Among the propositions was one to
drop the two lowest candidates each ballot. until
reduced TO two, and then vote till ore is elected.
Another proposition was to drop votin uird roce,
and vote by ballot Mr.. Root of Ohio opposed
oil propositions.
On motion of Mr.. venable, all propositions
were laid on the table. Mr.. Strong moved that
the House proceed to vote for a speaker pird poce
and that no debate be allowed until Speaker
be elected. The House then proceeded to ballot
again. Winthrop received &c. Stanly 30, Cobb
6e, Boyd 81, reminder scattering. Mr.. McLel-
Ian offered resolution, proposing that plurai.
" vote should elect Speaker The resolution
failed. The House voted second time as fol-
lows-Wnhrop 90 s'tanly 40, Boyd GS, Potter
"a, rest scattering Sd ballot. Winthrop % Will
mot 6, Boyd 81, Potter 81, Slunly DO, Stevens
13, Notehead 10. The Free Soilcrs in caucus
have again resolved to maintain their indepcnd-
ent organization until their demands ore compli-
ed with. The difficulty which occurred IN the
House yesterday, between Hon. Messrs. Meade
ind Duer has been ami:nbly settled.
SATURDAY, Dec. IS.
SENATE Bcrricn Of Georgia, lWhig) offered
n resolution to appoint Committee to wait upon
the President, and inform hun that the Senate
had organized, and were ready to receive com
munications and proceed TO the transaction OF
supported the resolution, aud stated that 1t was
his intention TO have offered similar proposition
that there wa'a precedent tor II, und after a
most eloquent speech 1t was adopted. The Com
mtee then retired.
The Senate then went into executive session
The President announced his Intention TO com
nuncate on Monday.
HOUSE. A resolution offered not to ad journ
until Speaker was elected, was laid on table.
Thompson of Pennsylvania offered resolution
TO enforce the 18th Rule of the last Session.
Adopted.
Preston King said he believed the Democrats
could elect Strong OF PcnnsyivanIa. They then
proceeded to ballot Nineteen candidates were
up Sarton 81, Boyd 81, Winthrop 20, Strong
3, Potter ~, Stevens "a, Morehead &, Cobb L.
On the third ballot the result was as follows
Boyd Sc, Stanley, GO, Stevens 81.
MONDAY, Dec. IL.
-Four balloiings for Speaker Winthrop ~ tt
II, Lynn Boyd 50 10 81, scattering not given.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
The Parkman Murder.


Coroncrs inques! IN The Parsm1n Cuse- The
Remains prored 10 be parts OF The body OF Dr.
George Pdrku1n - Dr., John ". UedSier charged
,puh hdUinr Killed him. Yesterday afternoon. n
few minutes before 6 o'clock the room in the
Court house otcupied by the jury of names,
quinn oned bv Coroner Pratt i'm the Pnrkmou
case was thrown open and the RcDotters of the
various papers admitted. Coroner Pratt stated
that IN accordance with The op n on exp. esscd by
the Attorney General of the Commonwealth. MI
Clifford and by Il vote of The Jurv in which vn,e
he concurred. the evidence b, fore the inouest
would be kept secret from every body untu land
before The Grand Jury. He remarked that The
inquest had been in session 10 DAYS, and had OK
.-.nmIned n large number Of Witnesses. and thai
their evidence occupied more than eighty panes
of fDolscap panes OF writing paper. lie then
said that The verdict which lad been agreed ND
on would be made public aud accordingly tie
Secretary OF the Inquest, Mr.. Andrews, wns d.
rtced to read the verdict US duly recorded which
he did, and it is in the following lanpuure:-
Boston Alias, Dec. H.
SUFFOLK. IS.
An inquistion taken at the CIV of Boston.
within the County of Suffolk, thirteenth day of
December, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forly-nine, before Jabez Pratt
Esq, Que Of the Coroncis of said county, upon
the view of sundry parts of the boly of a dead
man, viz. a tnorax, kidneys, pclys. two THIGHS.
LETT LEG, and sundry bones there lvinp dead nv
the oalhs of Us nyn Brewster, John l.. Andrews.
Peal Martin, Thomas Resleux. Lewis Jones
land Hayum Merrill good nod ia~iul mon, who
being charged and sworn 10 inquire for the Com.
inonweaIth, when, how, and by what means the
sad dead man came to his death, upon their
oa'hs do say-lhat they all have been demon
sira'ed Ia De parts OF one and the same person
--ihat these paris Of the human frame have been
ldehtihed aud proved 10 be The remains and paris
\vi the dead body and llmbs of DR.. George Park.
enan, late cIlizen OF said Boston, aged about
OO yedrs-that lie came to his death by violence,
at SAID Boston, on the 23l day Of November last,
or between the hour of one and Il half of the
CLOCK, IN The afternoon OF That day (nbout which
Nine he entered alive, and in good health, into
Tie massachusetts Medical College building.
situate IN North Grove Street, IN said Boston !
and the hour OF four of The clock in the ufer-
noon OF the thlrieih day of November last
when portion OF the said remains were found
concealed IN and under the apartments f Dr.
John w. Webster, OF Cambridge, in the Conny
of M!ddesex, in said College b. IL n, in which
building the residue of SAID remains were after
wards discovered that he was killed in sal
college building by blow or blows, wound or
wounds inhc'ed upon MN with some lnstru
au - w, ,, w W., III u"n"o""' anu ny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Domestic Wool Market,
Nav YuRK, Dec. II. IslO.

I'Eh VIM, DGf. u, lCft'.
The inquiry has hoen quite equal week the sen
und sales foot up 800 0Dj The sr,n Aiming
these about $50 % lls Of hAG tu ll lar q ,i
which purchased curly IN the season, one IN III ot
of 1900 lbs docldud 40, which hardly reuxud lis
worth, 80 cents having been aCcep,d uT quality which
without exception been held 40 we also hear OF
another lot of $4,000 pounds, averaging about blood
chased OF an outsider at 35 cents.
At the time o writing This review, the inquiry rrmains u.
hbuted aud proves that The ull temper "a. some
large onor'ii"us are IN pFosross. Ava pulled may be
Expected TO continue during the ontfo season, Ere
hhfoid now taps TIM Northern pIfuol OF the Stte, ani
wall draw ON this section alt st previously waited until
the opening OF Navigation.
The stock ut pesent sale is estimated ut 600 900 bs
Of hsece. o which the quan,y below 81 IL cents is less
than so, coo lbs.
The opinion that prices will advance e further aor the
LIST OF JannaIy appears daily gain converts among maou
hrtuols Hhd dealers, Hni viii IA for
the anxiety OF last week. We aware that many manu-.
LECTURERS who have not visited the marker the last mOn
may think this article ieas much tho growofs
est, hut few hours' poslng The WOOL MuRet IA
their establishments Will Convince them Of lis tutb
Noguotr;
suxony Fleece, extra fac, 40 "A
Full blood mixrd az Al
anu ID nood 90, 81 35
common anh quarter MOOD, 81 8!
M ooll NY fullco, % a 30
DO. Cnunlfy do. 90 a 80
cup. Pulled Wool. 90 IS
NJ Y. Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
SAMUEL BRADFORD.
SuSANNAH BRADFORD.
ID iSCnSe0 Spine,

MldIletOwn, July "a, 1919.
Messrs. Stanton s. CO-iIaving been acquainted With
Your Lnimcn hut short time, stil testify great
worth IN my family
Ny wife has been afflicted with Diseased Spine, which
WIS attended with circulating pains, have EN-
played tue most celebrated physclns In New England
paid Eighteen Dollr for prescription, ana would have
gladly paid hundreds moro uT Dut ali tho Efforts
Physlcans nnd medicines seemed 10 be OF nvnii
heard Of Huns Llnmcut she has that fuI four
m0nbs aud asioniShmont has gradually mproy.
ing Bvioc using HUNS LImsn She had hoen aO,e
walk iof twn years. sho HJle 10 walk do light
work around house aud fuel truly grateful for
tit received from YOU gIeat medicine Ii you any
ther proof, wall refer you aud all ohors my neghhos
and phy sciins, who value your Linnent ghy do.
Nuu win
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
1florkrts.


Reported for the Boston DaIly Advertiser.
Al Market a4l Cattle, about l20 ecves and 70 Stores
frices-Ma'kot Beei-ES,rl $500 per ewt lst quality
IS 81, 2nt quality s4,75, 81 quaiuy 81.
Birrerg cattle Mess 50 jl Ne. 81 90 NJ. 9, 81 25
storcs- W"rhng Oxen 81 50. 40, 10 "a, Oh aud 90;
Cows aud calves sl6 20, %, 70 So AMI % Yearings
y Z, 10 Two Yeats on, Slu, IA, H. 20 IS Three
Years Old, Sa, 10, 20, 25, 81
shoep aud Lambs e46U Market.
Inicrs-Ex IA 81 So ST. 81 s., 80. by Lott l2Ia3
so, 70, aud90).
Swine h - CT retail 4 IL To i-2c.
REMARKS The market active, with M upward tend
ency
ll2 Cars tire Fitcahnsh RAILROAD and IOi over
the boston Lowell RdiIroad loaded with Culllc Sheep
and Poultry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
mn wtsTAR,s pALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

Nunda, Livingston Go. N. v, June 20, 1873
Mr. s. w. Fowle,-Deur Sit; Prompted by sense Of
gratitude for benefits received from tho Of W'star's
Rnlsam of Wild Cherry. submit the following statement
Previous my linking Wild Cherry, had been obliged TO
give up business In consequence OF severe affection OF
the lungs In this distressed state, ordered Ia
remedy for Consumption did 50, ann IN the course OF
few weeks, restored To comparatively good henltl 80
that have since beenabe attend to ordinary business
Indeed my present state VI health fa exceeds my
guine expectations. Yours truly, 80. ...
Sgned1 JpliN BukNS
BUY without the written signature of L. BUTTS on
tho wrapper, if you would avoid imposition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Ufatbs.

In this village 7th INST. Mr. LOOMS j. Wheelock aged a.
10 Barton, on tho llih inst Mrs Nancy r. widow Of The
late sephen Il. Dexter, aged 50.
In Coventry 90 the I7h ult. Miss Elizabeth Allen, Of
Cnilsbuy aged 80, daughter Uf the Lutte Elijah Allen Esq
In tlardwiek, Nov l7h Mira. Elizabeth Nelson, wiis OF
MI mes Nelson, Of Rycga,e, aged 80 years She Was one
Of the first settlers OF the last ninod town.
10 barton. Nov. 20, Daniel u. Smith, aged 20 yours
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
wistar,s Bnusam OF wild Cherry

IENON, WNuIsUn VOuNTy, :. Octs IF4b'
Niessrs j. H. Warner Il Co, Utica, N. Y, [Agens for
Saith w. Fowe. l-t3euirmen, have notices of
pcriotmcd by lr. Wisinr's Balsam of Wild Cherry"
have been troubled with my throat, attended with
severe md painful cough. 1 am confined house
stormy and fo1gy weather, cold Winds &c. My bodily
hanlth Il feeble, and about fifty Eve years OF
This tenderness Of my throat about tho yoar 1906
and has troubled my private and professional business
40 that have been freq from 1t sinco think my
case ia hard on fur itia Of your medicine but enclose
to YOU ono dollar which understand is tho price. Please
sond no bottle. II this has good effect shan need Ia
aend to you ogain.
Yours respectfully, .-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
wasting away of n Limb.

=. Lust Dohhisi hhss June 2l, 1919
In tho month Of Augu,t last suddenly attacked with
pain Ia The bottom Of my foot which in
creased TO alarming degree applied ply sician,
and he recommended fhoweTing. tined that and almost
every other thing faithfully without any relief the
uaTy the puiu grew worse for cong time was deb-
taed ihat could not SIT up long enough cat and leg
wasting away. Your Hunts inimont was spoken o
aud ried aud the pain ceased almost the 6rst up
pchtOn, and healthy nction given the sys
ten, aud In shoI tine, to the asioni.hment OF ALL
completely cured, aud wIte you is that the pubic ana,
ABRAHAM CHAPMAN.
For sale by :. X. Collins. ROdGod Graunis, and silas
DuISank, wholesale agents. 53:en
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
MIR, ANlES'S CASE.
A NEacIlillist ia the Boston LOconlO-
tive Works.

BIOS ION, january l2, l6A9.
NJESSRS. REnDING & CO., State Streets Gentle.
lft mon,-It is than fourteen mouis since I
commenced splitting blood aud rusng bloody NATTER
panied with disageeube cough aud pain in my side. AZ
Ter employing doctors OF good standing without avail was
induced 10 Try Dr. SCHENCK'S PUbMONiC SYRUE, at
which | took many half a dozen bottles, winch |
bought your office 10 street, aud iounl benefited
g,oaty Two mouths since, however. caught severe
cold aud tho above described Tg-appv1tod with
severity. iusomuch that forced to give up my
business slogethcr This time the doctors thought
very sctijus case; my friends considered extreme
in conversation with your book-kreper, mention this
eumsdGco, he suggested go 10 Philadelphia aud
DR.. SChence, which did, and fortunate enough
interest tho doctor IN o held hopes speedy
lie to,k hi. house, where he gave number
OF bottles OF this syrup, until gathering appeared my
side, which pencd aud discharged geut quauity OF
ter From that moment gained aruiy have returned
to Boston, whore gvO 10 this emeni convinced Of
tho benefit of this great medicine, which under Cud PfOv,
dence has restored to heath again. For DE-. Sruncks
hospitality aud unromit,ing kindness TO me- eThHps
make than this stptemrut II you publish
this ii may meet tho eye Of ohers, who ie me,
suffered all hut deuth from consumption isensU, In the
shape have described, he induced 10 avail themselves
OF tho vuua aud reulize the iul benefit, as have
J. H. AMES.
We, the und,rsgned ocquarted with Mr. Ames, mud
know Iii statement be true, and tho signature genu
REUEL HUUGu,
Bonk.keeper Of the Boston Locomotive Wotns.
ISAIAH TiLSON,
Machinst at the Boston Locomotive Worls.
q, J, EDWARD.
Machinist a: the Boston Locomotive Works.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Brighton Cattle nlnrk.t--Dcc. ga

KnnOfrl Tor the DAILY AdVtnlsrl.
AT Market SIS Beef Cattle, $50 tores 1900 Sheep and
1850 Swu - 800
PgIcEs-Besf Catde-We quote EAtra SGu La5i ifst
ity 81 25 Is; second 81 Is a 81 2j third 81 ID
SOrd-T~o yearold IS STA three ycaIs old Sl4 a & 3
JtOrkmg O1en-suies at SUI, So, /, 49, aud o.
Cors and Laues-Snles al SCI, D. So, 50 anh s37.
Safep-lu. Sales at AZ, 81 a., ~ 10, ; -, /! n =! A.
Sene-sml lots To puddie, 10, SONS ioi Isriows-
ID retail Il &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Extraordinary CIsc.-- DisIOc:,tiOn
OF the shoulder.

PNnlpIhnI Mhts., July II, 1877.
LSTAsIoN,-Hnvng used your .nImeni, called Hunts
Imminent, Tor complaint In my shoulder of most
Character, and deriving such relief by It's use iee that
would be doing tho public injustice TO mike my
known have induced many of my ucighbIrs and
send this for further circulation -Four years ago
t1krn win severe p5n in my shoulder which increased
Tor than The cords contracted that m
shoulier was DRAWN DOWN number III INCHES NE
LOW rue OTHER aud the joint nearly DlSLOCATED,
attended with pam eyOnd DESCRIPTION. lived ia this 70
ny, employing our most eminent Physicians and trying hun
Dire OF things recommended Vi iIuUr finding any RE
LlEF he LAST. ap. lie All, wns HU rs LiNIMENr.
II ennvod the pain the moment applied, relaxed The
g munls ani cords that instead of having disoeaed
i1nt all expected it gcIdualy improved, aud it
looks aud feels quito natural have used us fl
luon bottles 10 The exclusion Of all other Medoine, pro-
nuuncc IT most wonderful remedy, Its virtues
should know. SUSAN Il. BRADFORD.
We concur In daughters statement except thai sho
hrs told the half OF sufern,s. We uc that your
nlmen' has restored that looked upon lust
Aud II IL deserving all praise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
IHNAEL bMITH,
Spinal Affection.

III
Having used Hunts Lniment for affection OF ths Spine
which has been completely restored To healthy and
IN my family for many ohei complaints and having in every
othei case effected speedy and permanent do most
cheenuIly recommend IL 10 tho public, invaluable
modcine, aud families should always have bottle In the
La
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
severe sprain Cured.

- -, "IUHHHUI' NIl JuhU |lNi low
Gontlomen-ln thu month Of January last, sprained my
ANGLE The pain was m'st excIutung any ono knows
who has suffered from sprain. applied different thugs
all without relief until your medicine
IL acted IKE chaTW anu tho pain censed, tho swelling
went down, aud in ton days was entirely well. would
recommend " tina public general not TO he without it,
"A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20


J. e. Watner & Co.--Genilomon, about two weeks since
YOU sent bottle Of stuts Bblsam Of Wild Ch'rty
havo taken nearly MI Of it, and find much relief In using
it, that Two dollars Tor two bottles moro. My
cough which had become very severe, AM was wearing
out very fast has nearly aubsdod. nso wiho Ut much eff
fort by coughing, und tho Tenderness in my ttont is much
relieved II 10 be the only medicine tO which
Gun look for permanent relief
C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
New-Uork.
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,


THERE s necessity that persons who wear artificial
Teeth should DO annoyed by tho faults so commonly
in them, viz. imperfect it, and peceplibe motion
whs speaking an obvious embarrassing ef
fort to keep them In place teoth 100 short OF too long and
conspicuous and unnatural and bad color shape so ba as
to give a disageenbe expression the mou,h aud such
deficiency in strength as TO BIO unable To bear tho strong
grinding IN masicaon, which all well nude teeth should
do. Teeth made 10 the Highest state If perfection, other
in whole parts Of act, and waREANrEo
FALL, No. $40 BROADWAY, NEW.YoaK. '' '>''
Dr. X has for many years given special attention so the
employ persons Of the highest skill in the ercnt process
es of this difficult art aud hc allows work 90 Of
highest ehardeter-whoo and half Of teeth, snor
" made on no principle o. ArMornEnic rnnssuRr-stout
Of every possible size shape and color, enable him select
such exactly adapted to the particular necessities Of
each case. With hete great and obvious ndvunisse and
tho experience largo and long continued ptactcc
makes sets Of Tteh at Tie prices that persons The
reside that may have, At The cheapest rates. the
highest style Of toork, and the small oxponsc Of
OF having Teeth mnde that shalt fully sG The highest sr-
pecaions Of the wearr for constaut practice and tho expert
derived from large field OF observation, per
lection 10 tho manufacture not attnnable by those who make
only few sets in year,
d. Knial aims meet Tho wants OF that large class 10
the community whose circumstances have hitherto prevent
cd them ON aiing themscyc of The services OF the
moat p'i-hed operators and will give of
the most moderate means, at op price, the comfort mud nd
vannge Ola style of work which has hitherto been
bio only by those who could afford t. pay the hghe.t prices
heh such pOrk inbred richly eor, but which all
pay sure and satisfactory ground Of confidence in 'ect.
once TO the ability of DR. kmbu I" fulfil these undtions,
IS found in Tho operation of governing principle OF his
business, which IL, that whencvea piece Of ork Gah
cd and placed in The mouh, the patent is not Jq satisfied
nh IN ererg particular, regards sfrsags, appearance
IT. color, " day thing else pei tdning 10 it, ht Is At ptr no.
ertn decline taking it, tho whole risk OF making perfect
aud satisfactory operation ns H. prefers nssuuo himself
Every needu direction Tor the preparation Of the mouth
aud satisfactory information of my Kind relating the sub
ject previously To hav1g Teeth made, he hid by adea
slug r. Kimball 1T his place of buiucss No. . wad
way, New York
| Ir VALENTINE roTr prnf Surgery
| nr StlS Peat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
1fiarriaQrs.

In llanvlo Dec. 9Th, by Row Webster, MI George b.
DAVIS ana Mls, Flora :. Thompson, both Of ID.
In albany, w. ON the 2lt ult hy Rev. Mr. Hoyoy, Mr.
Horace stiles, 10 Miss Betsey q, smaley. -
IL Lowell, on tho 9th lust. Mf Christopher Carroll to
Nils Kelsey Stephenson,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Ladies Dress g. Cloak Goods,
RVCts DRESS SILKS.
SHAWLS, SlIAWLS.

All wool Cashmere Long Shdwls,
" Sqn ire do
in greer blue, drah, scarlet AID white ccntors.
Printed Cashmere and BrochI Go-vaIlety ofcOloIs
Bay suite Lorg aud Square do.
with mutlad and pnin cencts
II h rcthaps unnecessary speak Of tho supcnuity
these sbnwis over all other woucn Shat regards style
fabric md comfort The pct,C needs but t'
see them to be persuaded to buy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
Broadcloths g. Cassimeres,

English French, Gornan, and American CLOTHS colofs
of Black, Blue Black. Invisible Grecn Blue, Drah aud
Brown.
German Doeskna in black and fancy coors.
French aud American do.
do do Cassimcies, Sniiinetis, Twccds,
sauinstts Twceds, &c. &c. VESTINGS Of every variety
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20

DrThe proprietor respectfully offers his original Pnlmo-
mic syrup I" tho public Cou-hs, Co DIS, Con.
sumpion Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Phlpuatiun of the
Heart and Scuula has been neiete the puIit upwards
OF twelve years, during which time scarcely ndNiddl
has used 1t without filming tgei It has succccdc IL
whce all other remedies had failed and The proprietor
cnnsctnously believes, from its g'eat success, that
remedy these diseases discoveIGd Uav
ing dev0lo tho whole of his attention io the last sixteen
yonis the teamrn; vi Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia un all disc uf the Lungs and Re pnTy
gans, points to his great sufficient guaan-
public of his skill and ability. lie denies that the
disease ncuab, aud dducos the foregoing testimony in
prof OF ms PositIon. His Unprecedented basod
solely the merits OF his PULMONlC SYRUP, und
vls the use of Opium and other which only
administered 10 relieue but never 10 cure Ike patient
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