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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-15
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS.


And all diseases arising from disor-
dertd Liver or Stomach in both
Waie and Female:
Snch as Constipation, Inward Piles, FulIress
or Blood TO the Head. Acidity of The Stomach,
Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
lions. Sinking or Futtcling nj The pi, Of the
Snmach Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
aud Difficult Breathing, fluHeling a, the Heart,
Choking or Sufiicaling sensations when in u
lying posture, Dimnes Of Vision, Diets or webs
before the Sight. Fever and dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Perspira,ion, Yellowness
of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side Back,
Cl,csI, &C.. Sudden flashes Of ,IIeat, Burning
IN the Flesh, Consnhl Imaginings Of evil and
great depression of Spirits can be effsetualy
rurp1 nv
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HEAD QUARTERS.

CHARLESTON, June 18th, le49.
ORDER No. S.
FBJHE following Regiments. will parade for
b. Review aud Drill. ut tie times and pla-
ees following:
The End Regiment of Cavalry, at Long
Myers on Thursday the 9th of August.
The 9Th Regimen, Of Infantry. at Morrow's
Old Field on Saturday the ffh Of August.
The 9th Regiment ul Lomsx's, on Tuesday
the l4lh Of August.
The 4lh Regiment neor Verrenne's, on
Thursday the 10Th Of August.
The 42d Regiment, at Mintons. on Satnr-
day the 18th Of August.
'fhe Sd Regiment, al Hal'a, on Tuesday the
2lst Of August.
The 5,h Regiment, a, Hunters, on Thursday
the 23j Of August.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry. at Pckena-
vile, on Saturday the 25th Of August.
The 3rd Regiment Of Infantry. Mt Toneys
old store. on Tnes,lay the 2Slll Of August.
The lat Regiment, at Brulons, on Friday
the 3lst Of August
The Commissioned and non-commissioned
Officers. will assemble the day previous 10 the
review OF their several Reg sin,enls. on their re-.
spectivc parade grounds, for drill and ins!ruc-
lion.
An inspection of Arms of ereTy company Will
take place immediately after the review Of
each Regiment.
The Maj"r General will, with his staff. attend
the reviews. also, the Brgader Generals. with
their stuffs, III their respective Brgadrs. and
are further changed with the extension OF this
order.
BY order Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
J. w. CANTEY. Adj'l. u lnsp. Gen'l.
Jmne 9th 1919. q %
u AbbeviIle Anderson. Pendcton, Pickens
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ESPRIT OF THE TINES"
June 24fh sans -

"DO OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are
inval:ds, know the many astonishing cures thai
have pecn- performed by DR.. Honfand's Cele
bra,ed German Biters7 If they do not, we
recommend them 10 The German Medicine
Store" all who are afflicted with Liver Com
plant. Jauudice, Dyspepsia. or Nervous Debil'
iy, the Doctor has cured many oil our citizens
after The best physicians had failed. We have
used them, aud they have proved 10 be amedi.
cine that every one should knuw of, aud we
-Ci,IiIIUT IrrTam srTTT
vor, and that which gives them greater claim
upon our humble effort, they are entirely pcgc
tGbkc.
Can stronger testimony be addncnd by any
Preparation befure the pnbIc1 A single bottle
will convince any one OF their power over dis
ease. Thry are entirely Vegetable, and wil
permanently destroy the most obstinate coStire.
ness; and give strength and vIsor To The frame
nj no time drbiI,ating The patient; being alsn
grateful 10 Ile most delicate stomach under any
circumstances. and can he administered with
perfect safety In deica,e iulanls-lhey are free
from Alcohol. Syrup. Acids, Calonel. and. u
mineral and injurious ingredients.
They oan be taken at all times and under all
circumstances, no ordinary exposure ,riN prectnt
Lhtm har,nga s0iutary effect, and no bad result
can accrgc from an ortr dose.
For sale. wlnlesale and retail at lhe princi.
pal Depot, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 27S Race Street, Philadelphia.
For sale in EIge6eld by G. l.. PENN
Columbia by BOATWRlGHT IL Mot
Augusta by WIN. HAMS, and by respectable
dealers generally throughout the United States
July lS fS49, Jy 26
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piniOns Of The Philadelphia Press.
1.-THE DISPATCH"
December 3lsl says -

AN INVALUABLE MEDiCINE.--We
lave frequently heard The Celebraird German
Bitlers manufactured by DR.. Hooaand, spoken
Of in terms Of commentator, and we know
deseryedIy so. 1t IS a 100 common practice, IN
certain quarters, 10 puff all manner Of useless
trash bu, in the case of the above Bitters, hnn-
dreds are Lying witnesses Of their great moral
and physical worth. AS medicine for the
Liver Complaint, Janndice, Nervous Debility
and Dyspepsia, it has been fuunu invaluable,
elfec,ing cures and thoroughly eradicaling dis
cases. when all other medicines have failed
We fell convinced, that in The use of the Ger
man Blcrs. the patient does not be come debil-
itaed but constantly gains slrengl, and vigor
to the frame-a fact worthy of great considera.
ton. The Bi,lers are pleasant IN taste and
smell, aud can be administered under any cir.
cums,anccs, 10 The mcst delicate stomach. In.
deed, they can be used by oil persons with the
mast perfect safety It would be well for those
who are much affected in the vervous system,
10 commence with one teasponnful or less. and
gradually increase. We sprak from experl-
ence, and are Of course, prnper judge. The
press far and wide, have united in recommend.
ing tie German Biters. and to the afflicted we
most cordially advise their Use.
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fl3 Cliar,res ST., N. Orlenns.

General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by JOHN d. CHASE, Edsefield
C. H., WARDLAw & DESDy, AbbevilIc c. II +,
]. BARRETT d. Co, and HAvILAFD, RistEY q
Co.. Augusta Gia.. and HAvlLASD, HARRALL
d Co., and P. NJ. ConES, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Feb 25 Iy
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bitters,

Their power over dle above diseases is not
excelIed-if equalIei-by nny other pre7ara
ton in Tie Uned States rs The cures alle>t. in
many Cases after skilIfnl physicians had failed.
Deraugement of the Liver and Stomach are
sources Of Insanity. and will also produce dis.
case Of l,e Heart, Skin, Lungs and Kidneys,
and lays the body open 10 an attack OF The
Cholera, Bilious. or Yellow Fever. and is gen.
orally the first cause of that most baneful dis.
ease. CONSUMPTION.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Adam Eigleberger, and
vile, and others, Bill for
Us. Partition.
George Long, and others.
ET appearing TO my satisfaction that
Il. Zachariah Wooley and Elizabeth. his
wife, two of he defendants, in this case,
reside beyond the limits Of this State. On
motion uf Mr.. Griffin. Plaintiffs Solicitor !:
Ordered that the said Zachariah Wooley,
aud wife, do appear and plead. answer or
demur 10 this bill, within three months
from this duIe. or that the said bill be taken
pro con fesso against them.
5. S. TOMPkINS. {. Z. E.r.
May Is, If II
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Tie Great Remedy Jor Rheumatism, Gout' ram
in The Side. Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints,
scrotnia, Kings Ecil, Yhite Seedlings, Hard
7umors, STIFF Joints, and all Fixed Pains
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Notice.

A Ii persons. indebted TO he estate of Ja-
IA cob Pow, Deccused. will plruse 10 call
and settle Immediately, and those who are cred .
i,ois are requested to make known their claims
Fl. r. SPANN, Admir-. ..
May 49,, If 10
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Tagl'7e331 Seed.

DUTABAGA, GLOBE, and RED TOP,
E& for aale by G. l.. PENN, Agent.
July IS # 26
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4 SAFE and certain cure Inr C0NSUMP-
~. TIUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting Of
Blood Coughs, Cnds, Asthma. Pam in the
Side, Bronchitis, lluopins Cough aud all Pu-
monary Affections.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-26
One of their Tricks.

They say DfrOwnshends Sarnparllu soufs and erment
this false ehsve kept through the whole year in
New Orleans, Texas and NeSic" south America aud tho
West ndies-in fact the older grows The better il he
We made few b"ttles by mistake last Spring aud
that SPOILED This regretted aud exchanged
possible Such accident will occur Hgnu, This
they attempt to make groat story of aud say that the
whole Of saapafla sous, when they that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-26

covered the next morning, they had killed near
ly one hundred OF the sheep, and MORALLY woun-
ded some 40 more, many Of which number have
since died. The canine murderers kept posses
ton of the yard, and defended il against all at
tempts of the owner and his neighbors to get
possession, and it was only after one of them had
been shot, that the yard could be entered. Fiji.
~ or more Of the claim sheep lay together, three
or four deep, in one corner Of the yard, where
they had been dragged by the dogs The dam.
age assessed was SlSS, which the owners of the
brutes promptly paid.-Uindsor Journal.
Railroad .4ceident.-On Tuesday last, as the
"gravel train was coming from the i" hour
glass;" about two miles north of this village, an
Irisbnan fell from one of the cars, which, pass
ing over his body, killed him instantly. The
deceased left wife and five children Windsor
Journal.
o. WIN. II. Harrison, n grandson of Presi-
dent Harrison, und well known at Cincinnati as
highly promising young man, who accompanied
Col. Webbs California party on their way 10 the
gold region, was of the number who died Of the
cholera on the Rio Grande. -Inteliigencer.
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Country TRApEns-Y"u will find for your interest Ia
call at OAK HALL and the immense quantities of
dy made Clothing which is there for sale MIR Simmons sells
his Goods low that you Ike handsome profit:
yot sell them below the ord mary prlce.
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Deaths.

In Windsor, on the als last, Ms. Charouc Yates Pct,
ties, aged 81 yeurs and months March 10th, Mrs ssiy
Ia STAFFORD, W. April 18th, Mr.. Abigail y. Chandler,
wife Of Capt Vyril Chandler, aged g. printois in N H.
In Norwich, AP Sd, of consumption 10 her 29h year,
Maruda, wife Of WIN. Cummings.
In Glover, on the Sd inst Mr.. Abner IIaywood aged
bout 81 years, native of Milford, Mass.
Ia Melbourne, Canada East, February 10, Mr. Joseph
Gallup sged 81 years Mr. c. was born n sOnnson, Ci.,
ii. to Brookhed, VI. March 1903. lie came into Canada
and settled u NJ on the Place where s he ded
youngest Of Widow Gallup, ngod %.
AM" SausSer Marina and Cas ." "ns s see EDS ssa
IN Orange, April i7th, MI" Sally, wife of as Wheeler
la Hancock, March 3Olh Jehel Wilcox aged IT years
In Newbufy April " Mr.. ChaHes Nelson Woods, Of
DAME! Woods, formerly Of Cerinth aged 20 years, II
In 81. JOhnsbury. March Gath, Maj. Samuel Wheeler
In Waterford, April 4, Miss Lucy s., only daughter OIL
In Cabot, April 4th, Mrs. Ester II. Hills wife OF Amo,
Hills one OF tho early settlers Of Cabot in her list wear
In Cabot April 5, Widow Priscilla March, in her 7stl
Ia Parish ST. John, Louisiana, February 81, VIM. r.
Thoye, aged 3S-'ou of Dea Charles H. Thaycs, Of Per
In Pcrkinsve, April e. Doa. Charles Il. Thuys, aged S.
10 Roy9lton, March 20 OF Pulmonary Consumption, Miss
In vershire, March 80, of Consumption, Miss Melissa
Prescott, sgedao years, months, and q days.
In Piormon,, NJ T., March IL, Miss Phiinda Morrison, o.
Fairloc, VI, aged II years.
In Keesvilie, New York; March 49, Laura vito of Rev
A. q. Hand, aged 80 years.
At his residence ia Orwell, tbs 3st ut John Thoma.
Esq highly valued aud respectable citizen, SO years
In Steve i7th instant, Anna, The daughter of tho late
Dahiei and Betsey Wait, aged 81
Ia Theford Wednesday evening, the llth inst, Mrs
Martha, VITA Of Hon. Simeon Short This death cause
sorrow 10 many hearts Tho devoted wife, the sgreeabi,
companion, the faithful friend, the kind neghboF The
minded Christian, ia dead In the village where sh,
had So long resided her loss will be deeply felt She had
circle Of aeQunnancas And ofveTy few could b.
bs said, with as much truth as other,
tNone knew heI hut TO love her,"
and those who knew her best esteemed and loved hoI
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VERMONT WATCHMAN
Railroads..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


s-.r.-,--, On and after Monday, April 80, isAo,
uIkll9fJ TRAINS Will run fo1fOwst
ExPREss TRAIN r.
-1--A---Leaves Boston ut l-9 A. NJ. Leaves Fitch.
burg at 355 p NJ upon the arrival Of the trains from tho
upper roads.
ACCOMMODATION UP TRAINS.
For Croton, West Townshond, and Fehburg, at $50
and II A. NJ, and 3,40P NJ.
Concord at $50 und II A, NJ. 2, 40 and r. NJ.
Walham at $50, 1885, 10 and IL A. NJ 49, 325, 40,
and p. NJ.
Fresh Pond Mt Auburn, md WATERFOWL, at A. Nj, 10
NJ, 9, 90 and 6,l5 r. NJ.
Yves, Cumbridg, and Lexington at ola A. NJ, 30 and
SOP NJ
DOWN TRAINS
From Fitchhug III $780, and II SIS A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ
Yves, Townsend at 7,31& II IS A NJ. and 40P NJ.
Groton at 8 90 A. NJ. aud 10, 30 and 5,l5 r. NJ.
Concord at 6,25 and 9, A. NJ. r. |, 10 4 5,55 p. W.
Wathim at l2, s,15 md 25 and IL A. NJ. and
1856, o,3i,I l.2 and $40 r. NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at 30 aud ii Is A..
NJ. snd4d5 p. NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mount Auburn aud Watertown at 30
and 10 A. NJ. 80 and 430 r. NJ.
N u. The &, Up Train will stop Stony Brook,
Lincoln. and i.unonbUg.
The II A. NJ. Up Train will not stop Weston and Yves,
Acton.
The 40 r. NJ Up Train will not stop Charlostown,
Portet's, West Cambridge, utd Iuncnburg.
The Morning Ttun down will stop Lunenburg ind
Lincoln.
The Evening Train down will stop Lunonbutg and
Stony Brook.
g. ". FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston, April !, 1919. 20
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
ia 81 E Ia.;i:i

- - - a<asss;....ss:::si .ss4sss:--s;s.sas4
On aud after Friday, December Is, Is4s,
PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, (Sundays cScoptcd)
IN connection with the Lowell, Nashua, Concord, Vcf
mont Central and Passumpsic Railroads:
Leave Boston from the depot Of the Lowell Road, for
Bristol and Lebanon, n H. unt Nortfcd and Wells River
VT. at I-9 A NJ. and 10 NJ.
Leave Nouhfed at g IA A. NJ. and IA r. NJ.
Lenve Wells River ut A. NJ and i. NJ, and West
Lebanon for Boston, via CoucOd, Manchester, Nashua and
Lowell at II A. NJ and ?. NJ the arrival Of the
Cars FROM tho upper Roads.
This road connects with the Central and Passumpsic
roads White Rivers and is the nearest and direct
route from Central Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the Canudls to Boston.
n is also the British Steam Mail Line
Passengers by the lat train from NOrthheld Wells Rvot
und West Lebanon, can arrive at New York city same
night via Concord, Nashua and Worcester and Norwich
Railroads, aud tho connecting Steamboat lines.
Merchandise Trains Tor tho Northern, Central and Pas
sumpsic Roads, leave the Lowell Railroad Depot in Boston,
daily. Sundays excepted. - .
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Agent
Concord II. Dec. II, lSi8. 10
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12larriuacs.

In Nodfed, On the 2ad sstun by Rev Mr.. Button, NJ
Samuel w. Woodbury. Miss nanle, u. Benton, all o
Nortned. Cash received and the July entered on
our subscription list Here's he who marriss him
wife, suhscIhrs for newspaper md pays ID adyancean
example for all young folk Of course the happy pair is
bound TO succeed,
In Chesea, April 10, by Rev. L. Ill., Mr.. Wn.J. Tarbe
MoTistown and Miss Caroline NJ Gale Of Williams
In Chelsea, April IL, by Rev. H. H At.Ahneru Davi.
of Sprnshed and Miss Melta L. Perkins Of Chcisna.
In Royallon Aprls Mr Denuison Dodge Of q. TO Miss
Mary Jane Dean of Shnr0n.
IN Walden, the 4th uh by Rev. 3 spnney, Mr. John
A. Colhus TO Miss Rachel A. Scott, Of Greensboro Also
by the Same, the 18Th uIt Mr. Lyman o. Kuidge
Miss Mary MacomheI, of Greensboro
In West Addison the 18th u BY Rev. d. Abbott Mi
Alfred r. Roscoe oNew Haven Miss Elmra Barnes the
former place.
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In North Russell New York. l7th ult. Dea. Gilbert Ray
aged 49, lilo was born in Wrenham, Mass At tho age oil
is he entered The revolutionary army and confined in
Ill the close Of tho For upwards Of 90 he resid
ed in Tinmouth, VI, and ,honce removed to ST. Lawence
Co. N. " twenty three yonr ago lie louves an aged wild
ow, with whom lived 63 years, and eated family Of II
children. His descendants number upwards Of 100.
AZ his residence Mount Sterling, Switzerland coun
ty tho 10Th February l6i9, suddenly from kick OF
horse, Capt Isaac H. Butler, aged GU years. For many
years resident Of Fairfield, VT.
In Ash Monroe 90, Michigan, Feb o. Mrs. r. L. Potter
aged 10 years Also March 81 Harlow, aged 10 years. son
OF A. W. Potter ESQ. formerly Of ST. Adams, VI.
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New Work wool Market, April 30.

Thee has been good inquiry for the lower grades Of
Wool hut the actual sales do add up 10000 lbs,
while the re0eips have been but Az, 600 We thrk it i'm
polite for to continue the present extent Of
production while the staple remains entirely out of
portion manufactures hut do not believe it will
cede, hdvces from Boson, Hartford Albany and Pha-
depha represent the stock uneommoniy light Our quo
tatinns readily Obtained
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Sylvester GrisWoId's Estate.

THE subscribers having beeu appointed ny tie Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Randolph commits
sionen to receive, examine and adjust all claims and dc
nands Of all persons against the estate 81 Gfswod
late Of BROOKE ed said district, deceased, represented
insolven, and the six monlhs rom he 18th day Of
April ls40 allowed by said Court to the creditors Of said
deceased exhibit aud their respective claims before
usGvo notice that we will attend 10 the dutes Of
appointment at the dwelling house of widow Julia T. Gre,
void In BIookdeid in said District, ON the LIST Tuesdays
OF June and October next O'Clock in the ioIonosn
on each Of said days.
NOAH PAINE, l Commits
ls.3w sPRACUE ARNOLD, Jun. slonsTs.
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Wholesale Prices Current.

Bosrea, April 81
-ashes-Pot, 6 l2 G "a Pearl 6 G LII
Beesmd1-Ye elbow ~ n "a.
Bristies-American 80 Il 40.
Fsdihcrs-Livc geese Northern 81 n 80.
F7our-Gcnesoc fancy Sc 90 n 50-common 5, 25.
Grain-Nonhern corn e. u 81; Rye 6S - Oats 80 40;
White Beans 81 II / %.
Hay-posscd 1000 lbs. 10 IA 90.
Hdes-Saugher Ii. 4 a l.2; calf skins oak 60 e5.
hcmlock so SIS f; shecpskins G Il 20 a 80.
Hops-lst sort l64S, ga
Lsdher-Boston Slaughter l6 al7j cali skins curriod
rs go
Linseed cake per ton $50 u25.
Lime-Thomuso ton Cusk so So, Camden IS 80
Provisions beefnew bill Si2 SO 10 Is so, primo 90
925 pork clear Sl3 80, clenr - so 49, 90
prime 1000 1880; LAID a7l2 butter shipping sore
10 70, prime family IA ls cheese, milk -four
meal g..
Pasier-ton. 2 TO rs,
Seed-NoTtIatn clover II H. herds grass hushel "a
Is. red on n
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DINING & TEA SETTS.

STORRS & LANGDoNS have just received fiom on
- board shin, direct from Liverpool large assortment Of
FLOWING BLUE,
DO. MULBERRY,
WHITE DINING & TEA SETS,
which have bought that will enable suit
oar own customers in price, for cash only
Anil III, 1919, Is
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PAPER HANGINGS.
TRICKS OF QUACKS.
LET EVERY BODY READ THIS
CAREEuTUIX

CAREFULLY.
TCHEREs Sasiparilla for sale in the dforen,
called Old DR.. Jacob rownshend'. sarsapara. Ills
hood Dr. Townshend has expende, 5000 900 the last
eight years advertising his uparia which has oh
tanned character aud reputation throughout the United
oimous.
THIS excited the cupidty of certain unprucipjed men,
aud old man VIII" has been engaged in peddng Cheap
Publications for number of years This mans name is
Jacob Townshend. lie applied number of men TO got
employment or to sell the OF his to get up DR.
Townsheni's sarapna, stating the large sales and the
sums had expended in advertising Involvement 10
embark IN the business. Among o,heu, he applied To
Charles Watrous Esq Editor Of the Jamaica Farmer. who
ssorned such proposition. MIR H. q. ANDREWS, for
mery Of thu PToprietoTs of McALLISTER'S ONT
ment, RALPH POMEROY, formerly Cashier and Finhn-
cio of the broken shin plaster Bank, Beilye, New
jersey. JOHN SKILLMAN, and WA. THOMPSON, un-
dei the name of THOMPSON, SKILLMAN CO. have
employed this old and have agreed to him, as we
understand seven dol week for the OF his nnmc
These men have been hhelng and nsutns In all posi-
BILE forms In hopes should LoGe Them, and thus bring
them aud their decncon into market Let the public de-
eide the course of these honest and honorable
They send their stuff off to agents, and chaigo them
but $3.50 per dozen for it, expecting tho agents would sell
as they would make money by selling theus and de-
ceivng the public but very Tow have accepted their base
proposals. aw have aud should bo watched they attempt
to sell as the senLne We think merchants duggisis
who would lend themselves TO palm this stun of the pub
lie as the genuine and original DIR rownshends SasaPa
ia would he base enough commit any iIaudnone 10 the
original or genuine unless signed by H. y. Towns end
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Safest Nrms.


A correspondent of the New York Tribune
says that plan is on foot To issue bills on the
old broken HolfJorough Bank, New Hampshire,
establish temporary agency 10 redeem the bills,
and then burst over again. OF course if you see
Marlborough bill, just let the rolf alone, and
you won't he bitten.
The cholera is terribly fatal on the Rio Grande.
A company from Marbleheod, Boston and New
York, bound for California, has been broken up.
Every city in New Jersey, except one, has
been carried by the Wings IN the charter cleo
tions.
The official vote for members of Congress
in Connecticut gives the following results:
4th dist, Il. B. Butler, whig, elected BY ll44
lst l.. p. Waldo, loco, by III
ID w. Booth, loco, by 140
3D. c. Cleaveland, loco, by l4S--405
Wing majority in all the districts, 739
So with handsome Wing majority in the
State, only one Wing member is elected to three
locos. We don't call that very good luck, nor a
very good representation Of the will Of the peo-
pie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-26
L. F. WATERMAN,

OF GKEENSBOKO', VT.
10 the General Agent whore merchants can buy ut whole
sale, OF Obtdin il on commits son,
Sub Agents.--J sawyor a Co., GIeensboro-S Blan-
chatd, Gover-SS Knn6all, Bahon-Eaton & Drew, Bar.
ton landingGeorge Worthngon Jr irasburgh-A scott,
South Crafsburysmpson smith, East Ctaiisbnry--itol
ton Judevine, South HIrdwick--s Belden, Edsn-s @
Clark, Emore, l7:4wis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-26
Another Trick.

We went expouse five hundred dollars get up
splendid steel engraving label and had the portrait
OF Or To~nshend upon TO distinguish It from all others
and prevent mistakes. These men getting label
on steel with portrait Of old DR. Jacob Fnwushcnd Ioi
the public decide upon such Transactions aud let them
member that none genuine and the ogaa unless signed
with the of s. Towushend. The plate is engraved
steel and contains tho Portrait Of d. Townshcnd three
ienae figures aud view of factory Tho spurious hus