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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Domestic Wool Market.
New YnRK. Dec 81 LIZ

NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1Si9.
The inquiry for all desert piions of Wool remains
WIN lsht receipts. Tic sules the week foot up 300
'ns, az iul prices Among which have To notico
ps; Oh hh known hs the Springfield lot. As cent
MS wool, It will be recoeeod was sent TO The Landau
Hade SAFE where It was bought by New York dealer and
ieppehlo tho United States We made mention of ia
shipment upon the announcement of the latter fact we
Meu asacd ny various patos and unceTomouiousiy nc
euSed OF his-stdtng tho hut nov that the WOOL has
noen received aud sold tho soil where was pruwn n
think tia liked fact" that wo were light W. Wv
ioie has also been sales so O0O lbs Fleece nj 81
ceh t"d or Philadelphia Several parcels which
couli nave been purchased - cents are nw held firmly
~ s"h's ana the tendency of prices is still upwads-
urea wool mas also been in request at % IS cenis
us operations OF he week and present feeling sustans
our views expressed in last weeks Reporter are re-
loccd that the farmer is enabled rean a for
Years growth oi wool, but really not ses clearly
no" IN" aoulactuer II TO continue the even
at present rates. Foreign cloths arc arriving quite as ooy
as a your ana the imporaii0ns for the tall of 1919 show
an neieafo OF $4,000 900, the same ne rod in lSls
ms oens the case There hut faint hope that his ure
production wl rule higher than session. md his inter.
50 Identified with that OF tho grower that both must
hIst. 'N''' WV ''""
light. ~ ~ ''' nave oeeh
We quole
saxony leeco, extra fac, 42n4s
Full blond mixed, N n an
j Q aud "a blood do, .iy IN
Common and quarter blood m n n
No Wool, City Pulled, 00 a no
- Do Country do 90 ~
sup roueu WOOL on IS
N. Y. Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

Stumbling. The N. York Courier g. Enquirer
warns the public 10 beware Of a swindling cou-
Germ called "the New York Life, Marine and
Inland State Stock Insurance Company" AL
fred iiershaw is the, real head, who has once
been convicted for a conspiracy to defraud by
means of the concern, and has suffered a years
imprisonment for it. Since bis discharge froni
prison he has started the game again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

0FSIn the early stage of their proceedings, the
members o. the California Constitutional Con-
ventiOn were so thoughtless as to adopt clause
excluding free negroes from emigratinr into
that State But they had the honesty and wis
dom to Reconsider what would have been blot
upon their good names. The clause was slrick-
Ell out, and free negroes, equally with other free
men, may take up their abode in California at
pleasure. Bunner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

1he Testimony before the Coroner's Inquest in
The hartman case. The Coroner's Inquest ellci-
cited testimony which bears hard against the &C
cused. Among other things it was shown that a
Tut OF hair grew on one OF DR.. Parkman's Shout
deTs. And strangely, or providenially, among
the fragments of the body found was n shoulder
win this unusual mark The tea-chest in which
parts OF the body were found packed in tanbarl,
was brought, from Professor Webster's house on
tue tuesday following the murder. The anon
ylnous note written to friend of DR.. Parkman,
directing attention another way, is found to match
with a part OF sheet from which it was torn
relnalnlng in Professor Websters ROOM A wit
ness entirely reliable walking behind Professor
webster, between Boston aud Cambridge, saw
MN drop paper so mysteriously, that the intend
cd to pick 1t up when he cane to the spot but
another person coming along first, picked it up
aud walked off without saying anything. That
paper was the check which had been paid to DR..
Parkman for rent! How true it is that murder
though 1t hath no tongue, speaks with miracu-
lous organs "-.Albany Ice. Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

STATE OF VERMONT, In Potate Court holden a,
Washington District, SIS Montpelier, within and for said
District, on the sth dayof December A. D. leig
t'LlJAH NfE, JR. administrator the estate of William
- G. Hudock, late OF Berlin, in said District, decensed
prescn To tho Court here in wns his petition for license
TO sell the real OF the Said dccease pay tho
due from the said estate and expenses of the
personal property being insufficient for that purpose:
Wlofeupon II is ordered by said Court that aid petitiop
be referred TO the l7th day of January, d. 1850 al one
.cock NJ Tor hearing and decision upon the same and
tOrer ordeied that notice to all nv the
publication OF the substance OF petition and he
Tor the same aud the otdets thereon, three weeks
N"y IN Tue vermont Wachman aud Suite Journal, news
paper printed Montpelier previous to said time appointed
ot hearing that they may appear il they cause, and
g'o bonds Tor the payment OF said debts and
provided by law, to prevent said license being granted
By order of the Court,
81 Attest, TlMo. r. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

CrotcelPs Pictorial and National Repister .Nsw
for6,) is one of the handsomest news sheets we
have ever seen. Published once a month at so
cents year, and desi yned particularly for Post
masters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

o. WIN. ]. Brown, who is probably the most
heartily despisedsby oil parties throughout the
whole country, finds on apologist and defender in
the VI. Putriot.s. Well: Brown could not find
a more fit defender. The Patriot proves this by
the character OF 'its defence it quotes all that
goes to prove that Brown truckled to the Free
Sollers, and ourits all t0hich proved that he at The
same lime irnckiedto he .SLnpocrnLs
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OK

OUR IMMENSE SALES for the past year in Crockery
nave WARRANTED ouI making extensive arrangement
nun ever 10 tins branch OF trade although IL is WELL
KNOWN that we KEEP the LARG EST and MOST COM.
fEiE stock that hus hseu kept in town We make
additions to our EVERY WEEK, and we can assure
customers That we always have hand the styles and
~ inc lowest prces And we prepared sell by the
CkAlE or othewise as purchasers may desire All those
VINO are furnishing Hotels about keeping house, will find
u Tor their interest examine stock before
we have now on hand and receiving at the Depot -
100 Dining and Tea Sets complete, Of that nat
telu-Tho MOSS ROSE;
100 WHITE GRRNIrE;
800 Dozens Plates Naples, Patiss, Bakers Tuteen,
Bowls, Pitchers, &c. &c
Rich Gold Band China Tea Sets, entire, containing 20
pieces.
full and complete assortment of Common Ware
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Brighton cattle nIark,I--Doc %

a. Repor!edfo for the Daily Advertiser
700 Swine. ''' 'i'' '"coP, una
large number of Beef cattle unsold
rhcfs-b.g CdfHt-We quoie Extra Sc first auaI-
ny y Oh . 20; second 81 rs So % third 81 AIS
ntoreS-Iwo yearold So SlI three years old Si4 sos
norsng oteH-Sales atS6s, IS, $50 and SO5
SSws ana CGices-saes at $50. S25, s97, and S33
Shsp-Sm" lost at 81 42, 81 CD, 81 49, So SO 25 SO So
Sani.eIouck Saios lots 10 peddlo, 9 Tor sows a
90 ior bArfows Al retail &c. Two lots of swine are
oAPeolod on he aIrlvnI Of The cars and lot TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

y The $500 pos,n,asters who wen, out of
- Daring the year ending the Both of June
~ DEATH resignation Or removal, (part re-
fo'eu ny the late locofoco p. NJ. G. and BAR, bv
l. new WhIgD we're indebted to the department
E~o44.S6. 1t is believed that not more than
f'oyo OF this amount will be ultimately lost
10 i'e' at least shows that sundry postmasters
|sv' been removed for good cause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Castleton, Dec. 20, 1919.

o. The Rev. Mr.. Herrick, Preceptor of
Washington County Grammar School will give
course OF lectures on chemistry and phlloso-
ply, for the benefit of said institution, con,pen-
cling on Friday evening next, at half past six o.
clock. We hope to see full attendance.
Montpelier, Dec. 2llh 1910.
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Mlarriaaes.

a. North Dsnvile, Dec. 9th, by Rev d. Petty Mr. Cha.
Jaws OF Boston, Mass aud recently of Danye, TO
MISS sally q. sas, Of North Dnnville. -
IN o..enhed, Mass Nov. 18th, by Rev. DR.. Strong, Mr.
Saes ~ Comns Of NoHhdod. formerly Of Cabot VI ADD
a. stones Hotel East Berkshire, the 10th instant by
l.. Beard OF Troy ''' ''' ''a''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, BosToN.-Lot none of
our readers who are interested in this matter far
get to pay visit to Oak Hall, when they 90 to
Boston, There you will find every thing you
want, at cheap rates too.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Deatbs.

~, In this village, Dec 81, William youngest son of Mr.
AZ stones Hotel East Berkshire on tho 10Th instant %
lung ieveI Mrs. William BAXTER aged 20 years She sas
o'clock tho same day. ' N .eu ~ 'o"'
Al kadmazoo, Mich. the 18th ult. Moses Cobb, NJ D.
aged IS. W SP''"s"'''' '"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

"A Poice from South Carolina. The Legisla-
tur9 OF South Carolina has adopted resolutions
approving the course OF the Southern members
in the present Congress.
They had not heard Of "Done Brown"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

1he .4merican Hhig Reuiev: published at Ils
Nassau street, New York.
Ihls monthly has reached the close of volume
ten.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

n. u. Becf-ES,ra includes nothing but The bos, ,o.
oxen, well stalI.fcd at least ono wear. " '' '"'s'
FIrsl quality CONSISTS of large lat oxen s,sad NJ L..
several mouths. ' 'a 'eu :" ieast
Second quality includes the hest grass fed oxen the he's,
stalled cows sud the hest three wear old steers ~ ~
. Sheep E,ta consists OF choice Bucks and Fon., H.
Tor stock, aud the best Cossets. Ivy '-"o'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

EUU sttIs hIc1 IABIE CUTLERY.
Spoons Table Mats, sboves and Tongs, Brass CANDIDA
stick, and very complete Of Goods for Tabe
and House Keeping " ~'s
To our friends In NORTHERN VERMONT wa vo,d
say We are able to furnish them by Load or maar
quantities, at better bargains than found else
This Is the place for the people set their 6t-ous
Montpelier, Dec. 90, lS40 53
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

NEW Posi- OFFICE Belvidere, Lamolle
County, Vermont Randall Shattuck, Postmas-
ter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
state Temperance Society,

The annual meeting of tho State Temperance
Society will be holden at Windsor, at ten o'clock
forenoon, on Wednesday, the 10th of January,
1850, and continue through that and the next
day.
A full attendance from all sections Of the
State is very desirable; and the friends of the
cause, in each town, are earnestly requested to
take immediate measures TO secure this object.
Every member is, also, requested to come pre-
pared to contribute information and interest to
the meeting.
collection Of facts, from all parts OF the
State, having bearing upon the success of our
enterprise, would very much promote the useful
ness of the Convention. That these facts may
be in tangible form, so as to be made avaa-
BILE, they should be presented in writing, in the
form OF reports. Should this plan be generally
adopted, large amount of information may be
secured, both interesting aud useful.
The early and efficient measures already taxi
en- by our friends Of Windsor, to prepare for this
Convention, must be very favorably regarded,
and will doubtless tend 10 secure very fall at.
tendance.
Publishers of papers throughout the State,
are respectfully requested to give this notice
two or three insertions in their respective pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
41(arkets.
Cambridge Cattle Ngari1ei. Bee

nana.,ss' y ,Inc "hAEAcI, NeC. To.
. Reported Tor The Boston Daily Advertiser
AT Market 1913 Cattle ubout 700 eeves and 3l5 storos
Two Years Old, and Three Yeas Old. 49, "s''
Prres.-Maket Beef-Extra $500 pnr cv, Ia, ,,,,
$3.50. ~ 'y e-''0' CO
Stores Wo!k'hg Oxen SIS. so, 50. 75a9o.
Cows and Calves SIS 20, rs, a 3O
Yoarlings, SIS 81, 50, $40.
Two Years OH, sn, IL, II, 90 aaa.
Three Yeurs old, S2, 10, 20, 2s
sheep und Lambs, Gy16 at Market.
and rs. o. = 80 oo'
SWINE l-2 10 SC; retail toe
kEMAnKs-The market about tho samc as last yeek
q Cars came the Fchhush Rrilfoad and ,; oxa,
and Poultry. ''' SheeP'
fnu,
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{ Rutland & Burlington M
RAILROAD.
Through to Bellows Falls.


an and after Monday lac. "a 1879 Trims will leave
Burlington for Boston, at l2 A. NJ SUNDAYS pxcep.
ed stop an hour at Bellows Falls for Dinner arriving at
Boston at 81 =. Mhre Sc; connecting at Wapoc with
the stages for Bntteboo, and thonce New York also al
Gtoton Junction with Worcester NASHUA. Norwich and
Worcester Railroad and Steamers Long Island SQUAD
arriving at A. NJ. next mornng-fIre $3.50. Returning
leave Boston at l2 A. NJ, arriving burlington at 10
r. NJ, leave New Yoik at r. arriving at Burlington the
next evening ;he first train from boston, contracting ut
Bellows Fi', both with the Sullivan Road TO White
River Junction lLd Wells River Also, acconmod ion
Train viii leave Ru and 30 A. NJ. for Burlington return
ing ut 80 p. M.atrving at Rutland 5 y. NJ.
All further information together with Tickets can be
obained at the Ticket Office in Darlington and of the sta
tion Agents on the line.
l.. BlGELoW, Asst Superintendent.
Burlington, Dec. 10, ls49 6if
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

He Hungarian Heroes, alluded to in para
gr'h on The first page, are at New York, and
haF been received with all the sympathy and
hobr due for their suffering and heroism. Among
tifcompany is young lady, Miss Jagell, who
As Lieutenant in the Hungarian army, in &C.
Re servlce-heroic and effective too and she
ION. Daniel Webster and the
\ Hungaridns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
GLASS IwARE.

900 dozen Glass Tumbien. Glass Custads Wines Esrs
Gohles, sugar Bowls, Cleaners, Water Pitchers Lamps
Caaie.tieks and Bottled Castos Brtiania Tea sns
Coffee Pols, Astral Solar, Centre, Side, and Fancy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

BALES BUFFALO SKINS
THIS day received at sroRRS a. LANGDoN,s
L Dec. H. So
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PRODUCE

Of all kinds received in exchange for goods at az ,ooJ
as holders can obtain in the country. e'
10 those who reside at a distance, the UWASIJINcTON
HOUSE," situated within convenient distance from ths
Station, affords every accommodation the Traveller and
house in the country. ' fS
Waterbury, VT, Dec a. le4Q s,,r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
u T" ''O''i vF0Ty 1HIHg Tn INC line OF
Wet and Dry Groceries
that the wants of the community require.
FLOUR BY THE LOAD

- , at the manufacturers prices.
From the long experience of MI F. in tn, busness-lo
se aVan.ages which be able to avail himself OF in pu
chasns-ftom tho excellent facilities he has for trnnna,
on ms store being in such position hi. goods
from ,ne cars he confidently asserts that he will sell
or New YORK with the addition of Freight.
THIS is the true place for the Farmer to tine ha nrca
SELL and load back with his supply of Groceres
In view OF these facts Mr. Foster desires hopes TO mer
II liberal patronage and pledges himself to use every
honorable effort TO suit those who may upon u boil "a
y and QunlilY of nnnls .N ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Broadcloths & Cassimeres,

English, French, German and American CLOTHS IN color
Of Black, Blue Black, Invisible Green, Blue Drub an,
Brown. ' $50
Gorm9n Doeskns in black and fancy coors.
French and American do.
do do Cussmetes, saitinetts. Tweed,
sattinctts Twceds, &c, &c yESTINCS of avory %.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-17

AMY U their Qperatlons by other preparation com.
pounded Iof similar purposes, now before che public
h9Se oteet4s are combinations oil approved Incidence
Ghglns tht excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
shhKe WhOe' so a. 70 produce most efficient compounds
Whieh nave ReYeryet been known to fail It's impossible to
pouuce les OF the pOwerOf medicine Of this pecu
nature OF otherwise host of facts might be advanced te
snow he broad and deep Foundation upon which he Char
dlei q lsse speeches rests for support. Long standing
cases Of tf0norrhG0l tset, Structures Pains IN he I0 ~
1BeGti0Rs Of me hadReUs GFaBsi, Burning IN he N
arr FGssages etc etc. have yielded 10 the command o. es
nVnelOe and0es, and Instances Of SYPHILIS OF Ire uo
nvserais DESCRIPTION have fled before their mosi astonhne
The preparation is without doubt the most efeotual rem
eqy ever discovered and has cured obstinate dsaass
alter every other medicine had failed. In its 1poved FORM
u Is nearly iasleess and effects permanent cure ii nv
space Of hDe siG days without restriction fo def ~
p0saTe OF business Besides this impOitanf advartsya
never leaves me pa subject 70 that Troublesome veness
tpl so often alter the of other medicines geev
p etheu ana taken in the first az t1e dsass
VIII arrest me discharge and remove all unne1sant eis
II NeW Haya IN ong,pOlracted chronie sagee III ~
q5e ases N obstinate elects Female Compains 1e,eb ..
ever discovered. ~ '''1' 7AieetnAl remedy
we 20 not offer these Specifics as PAN.crs mr. ours
u4t lot the 9bove-named cases W. are autbor
iCs ~ ~ Letoy aud Peeer OF Paris Obe ipVentorSl
!" SGarai5g cure under forfeit Of $500
Co.. u oul hele Iemak that these Mixtures have been be-
9e lie puhc OF NewOneans for he Iast M eTTq ap1
lns3 ge universally proved eHeaoinu7
s57s sn1n ~ ~ base CouneI3oitsr, t0ko
~ ~ glttea St1tes IS A. DOM AUD No s f;ARos
s1gi a lANEkIs betmeen Canal and Common
~ ieatise on Structures be had sratis
- 'iVHA fnnsn Riinnu ri tarFs
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McVOY,S TONIC.

TQRe and Health F0kIOp It's Use
ONiCS St0Rika from t0H0s, tension, tone medicinal
agents thatfesoFe the sound aud healthy elasticity The
strength and vigOI of the body when weakened and re-
axed, and when there deficiency of or vital power
from the influence Of dmease
Tins i y o acts the nervous, the capillary and
The muscular system Il acts upon the heart tbronrh ia
sympathy with the stomach and also by the Absorption Of
The active principles employed that they be directly
applied 70 the moving centre, and 70 the blood
vessels Indeed, Of all the preparations eonyed by the ai
nee OF man this among those which The most
peWenl TONIC effect a increases the digestive powers
q we stomach stimulates the inesHes, and being dissolved
emu enters The blood and stimulates the whoesYstem The
counenanca pale and faded, beautiln hOrd
aspect and the whole powers OF The system called into
neahy action aHgmens the powers OF the ssoreiory sys.
le ana by the moderate but permanent impression makes
on e nHrYea increases the general ygoT of all the functions
Y CufRs without puTging) 9kefe there is pale vet
tgo sam dtteNded oth SUetttHgs, .3ads0rca, Elr0psy
5gaRdtes Diseases 81 he Heart DISTRACTED MenstrHa
t0 0tQrOSS, and be used with entire success in
Heak Ha6t, hdigestion, Reiqgati0R HBstera Sorafla
Chr0nse CdtdfrA ChDFea HVp0choRdridsis Green Sick
follows acute Diseases
tE TONES must not be used where tbera ia Favar mr.
Inflammation. pfica Al
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

BIZ ERUITWUL AND MULTIPLY
- CREATIVE ELIKIR.-Thl i the only aetualEeme-
tssi isSon sn III III 3 siosd ~ ~ 9e
habits and many the recently recommended
nnrvaled excellence fame and popularity have brought
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
he juno CoRDR aRd have 9a sssn fe .SSeo n
n single instance that has been authenticated to
relieved BY the Jpno Cordial ave generally such as to leave
the proprietor could produce host Of he most
testimony % show thai the great reputation that 1t enjoys
positive AID apparently miraculous virtues In al directions
are 70 pc found the happy parents Of healthy Oft pnns who
would not nave uee4 50 but for this exaQdna pepaEa
ton And it's equally potent in the many diseases for which
4 IS fecommendeda Objection has been naturally made to
NE pqce o. the Juno Cordial beeaue the trash that has
been thIOwn IN the market opposition it a sold cheape
oul me ae d me Cordial cannot be afforded or less and
Oush 20 Pc mueh oeeIg as many OF the ingredients which
compose among the cOses things in whereas
d ~ n ~ W. u5ss} VOLT g4 ,. sL IN me,
reliance be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure OF
low, viz: Loss of Muscular Energy Physical Laastude
and General PTustraon, lu8bty, and all Nervous Alice
coh@a OF Whites and Fi6of Abos, and eve1y disease in
any wag connected with the disorder Of the Provocative
relief and If used directed almost certain produce
possss sne pelmenent cure FSIsGns ABOUT 20 meLy II
should take this CORDIAL as il will infaiby restore
health and vigor in brief period and where want of Off
a Of IL be had it, the
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence. It IL
of priceless value those without offspring has taken
the precedence IN Italy aud will In all other counties where
d nay become known
Consumpton, and have administered with great success
patients who have sought our delightful climate ioI the reo
Iatun o. Their health and the result that medicine has
been added 70 the catalogue for the cure Of nCpent
To spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have sp
pointed messn JUDSON y CO., Of the city Of New York,
and none be genuine unlels comes through them
ANTONIO LARZETFI, M. D.
Sold ONLY in New Orleans at SO POYDRAs STREET;
in Mobile, by R. joseph Tucker. fys 1yo