davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
Ho!--FOR California;
GOEES-GOLD-G0EM,

WHE undersigned would respectfully in
L form all persons who intend TO 90 to the
great mining district of California, that
they will. during the ensuing spring and
summer, be prepared to furnish at their
store at INDEPENDENCE, Jackson Co.,
No., at the cheapest possible rates, and
upon the best of terms, all articles which
will be necessary TO make up complete
OUTFITS, for the trip, whether for those
who intend TO go through by wagons or
otherwise, in large or small companies
and will also givo such information as to
the route and manner Of travelling over
the plains as-will save the noviciate from
suffering the hardships consequent to
them, who have not had experience in the
"Jornado de desert" All letters address
ed to them upon the subject post paid
viii be promptly answered.
WHITE & CO.,
Formerly of White & Ayres, OF Warsaw
Independence, Jan. LIST, 1870.
Springfield Advertiser will publish 70
the amount of $5 and send account TO w.
6 Co., Independen
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

"WiSinr'S E6lSam of IKila Cherry."-
The greet success attending the use Of
this Balsa'l in Pulmonary diseases, hav-
ing naturally attracted the attention cf
physicians and others, yari us opinions
and sumises have arisen with regard 10
lis component parts, some have supposed
tito contain iodine, others mercury, etc,
and TO such snb>iarces they a,ribn,e its
extraordinary efficacy. Such opinions
being entirely erroneous, and calculated to
prejudice many persons against the med
iclne, we. e.pledee ourselves that i; contains
nothing of the kind, or anything the least
injurious; on the contrary, il is composed
principally Of simple substances. The
Moss Of Iceland, the JVUA hei1V & Pine
Of our northern ldiludes, are the princi-
pal Ingredients IN the compound. The
great secret Of its efficacy consists in the
method by which they ere prepared
Such in fact is the nature and simplicity of
'his medicine, 50 pow eriul in action, yet
so mild safe and pleasant in its operation,
that it might be justly termed ".Na're's
olcn prescriptions y aud although but two
years have elapsed since il was first made
public, we can Frcnc!Iy say, i, has acqui-
red celebrity unprecedented by any me-
dicine in use, and is evidently destined to
become the most popular and valuable
medicine ever discovered.
T-See advertisement.
Sold in Warsaw only BY
BROWN s. DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
from China.
Threatened Blockade Of Canton
by americans.

Threatened blockade Of Canton
By .9mericans.
BY the overland mail we have
advices from Hong Kong to the
28th Sept. The Overland friend
Of China notices a disagreement
between the imperial commits
sioner at Canton and Mr.. Davis,
the American envoy there
More specific details are con-
tanned in postscript to the fol-
lowing letter from Canton, eda-
ted the 9th Sept TO the edi-
tor of the Strait Times at Sing
apore.
Canton, Sept 27.-The new
governor, of Canton, who effects
a Supercilious bering towards all
foreigners and refused some
months ago to grant an inter
yiew to the Spanish embassa-
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

IIThe attention of all those intending
TO 60 10 California in The spring, is invi-
ted 10 the advertisement of White s. Co.,
Of Independence, TO te found in another
column. They are prepared and will no
doubt furnish complete outfits lor trip
across the plains. as cheap, and on as good
terms as can be had anywhere else. Give
them trial.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

&ZONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND PERSONS die annually
of Consumption in the United States; so
say the best informed medical WRITER'S
This mortality might be reduced nine
tenths, if early recourse by had 10 Dir.
Rogers Syrup Of Licerwort and Tar. For
proof, see pamphlet in the hands OF agents.
Sold in Warsaw, by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
Ia dersigned has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court of Henry County
letters of administration on the estate OF
Melinda Hancock, decd, bearing date
the 9TH Gay of December, 1918.
All persons having claiins against said
estate, are hereby notified to present them
for allowance within one yenr from the
date OF said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit OF said cs-
tate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years, they viii be forever
barred.
TTuMtN Y. BATES, admir-.
Jan6 St. 4gt
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
Final Settlement

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
Y interested in the estate of Andrew
Cook, decd, that at the next February
term of the Henry County Court, the UNI
dersigned WI make application for n final
settlement of his administration Of said
estate.
PEYTo&S. BANfsTER, admir-.
dec30-il-1Ss
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
STATE OF MISSOURI,
CuuoYTY or Polk. -"'


WILLIAM NJ. OMGGs, Admir-. % the Es-
tate of John Ii. Smailinan, deed.
Us.
The Estate of John II. Smalman.
Probate Court Of Polk Ccun'y, DscemJsr
Tam, 1873.
NOW at this day came Vim. NJ. GriggS,
y admin. TRAITOR Of the estate of John II.
SiHallman, decd, and herein files his pc
tition, allo ging thar the personal estate Of
said deed. is inSullcietl to pay the debts
of said decd, and praying for the sale Of
real estate. Said petition was verified by
cath as the law directs, and accompanied
by true account of his administration,
list of the debts due TO and by The decd,
and remaining unpaid, and an inventory of
said real estate, and the assets in the hands
of the said administrators.
Il is thefcf re Ordcred BY fie Court, that
all persons Interested be notified thereof,
by publication in somc newspaper printed
in this State for six weeks, that unless he
contrary be shown on the first day Of next
term OF this Court, TO be begun and held
at the Court house in the town Of Bolivar,
on the FIRST Monday Of March, A. u. 1910,
an order win be made for the sale Of the
whole or so mue1 Of said real estate as
Kill Fay The debts ot said deed.
WILLIAM FOURSHEE,
janG-6t-4S Probate Judge.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

IL No ice hasbeen put up yet, by our
ice-house owners. They seem inclined
TO sake their time" in this matter, and
the prospect is fair that they viii have
time enough for this purpose.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

FThe weather still continues cold,
the ground being covered with snow and
ice, and no prospect just now Of thaw
forasomelime 10 come.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
STATE OF MISSOURI, J {.
County OF HESRy. "''
NoremJsr Term, Il. D. 1913.
JoHN J. GRINsTEAp, petition for nj.
vs.. fetition lor DI-
EMILYR, GRIEsTEAp. Ho'ce'
BROWN s DUNN.

l~MiLf H. bhlNSTEAD, J
Al MthelSt day Of November, A. u. Si9,
" the said complainant filed in the Clerks
Office of the Henry Circuit Court, Peti-
ton for a Divorce, alledging that his wife,
the said Emily R.Grinstead. about the lst
day of November, IS45, wilfully left his
bed, board and house, and abandoned and
wilfully deserted & absented herself from
the said Petitioner, without reasonable
cause, for two years and more, which facts
so alledged have been duly sworn to ac-
cording to law, and also that the said Pc
titioner has filed an affidavit showing that
said Emily r. Grinstsad is not a resident
Of this State.
Therefore il is ordered that the said En-
ly r. GrinStead be notified that unless she
be and appear before the Honorable Judge
of our Henry Circuit Court, at the Court
House in the town Of Clinton, in Henry
county, on the first day of the next term OF
our said Court, which willj be begun and
held on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, and within the
first six days of said term, if the term so
long continue, and il not, then before the
end Of the term, plead, demur, or answer
to said petition, the same will be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered according
TO the prayer Of said Petitioner.
And II Is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published in some news pa
per printed in this State for eight weeks
successfully, the last publication thereof,
to be at least four weeks before the com
mencement Of our said nextterm.
F. A. PINNELL, Crk.
Jams 4e-sw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
Final Settlement.

NOTIcEis hereby given 20 M creditors.
and others Interested in the e,,atc IN
Jonas Heath. deed, that at the next Jan,.
uary term Of the Benton County Court, r
will make application Cor final setlist.
ment Of my adm Hi>;ra.ion Of ,aid estate.
JAS. BROW DER, Airp'r.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

TIE MOTHER AND CBiLD.-What q
beautiful and interesting relation is that
which exists between mother and child
The love Of a mother the mos, pure, holy
and unseliish passion of the human heart
and the dependence, reliance and cent?
dence Of the child Oh the mothers love
and devotion, is delightful contemplation
for philanthropist. But how his heart
must bleed whers he sees that devoted mo-
ther Lending over her child wrilhing in
pain and suffering from the influence OF
disease, if he has no remedy, nor can pro-
cure any for its relief. Nine-,enihs of
the diseases Of children are produced, or
more or less influenced by WoRMs. DR..
j. NJ. Mariien, by long experience in a
very extensive practice Of medicine, has
discovered, and thoroughly tested, rem
ely for these vile enemies OF children,
that never fails 10 eApel them from the
system, ana restore them to Eealih by their
other combined medical virtues. No IA
lniy should he without this invaluable
medicine, az It is equally eGicacious in
colds, coughs and whooping cough.
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Warsaw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

70 The Rev. Thos. Waring recently
disappeared somewhat mysteriously near
Elizabethiown, KY, and is supposed 10
have been murdered.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
final Settlrrnrnt..

NOTICE is hereby given to al persons
!, Interested. that the undersigned, Exec
ntorS of the estate Of Hurry Ayary, deed.
VIII apply at the next February term II
The Henry County Court, fer Gnalss.-
'l'ment Of their administration Of said o..
tate. NM. J.. AVARY,
r. q. AFARN,
dPcl6- ft@4Gs pv,-s
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06
Wonderful! i.xtfaorIinar, !! &
Miraculou>lil eve

CONSUMPTION CAN nr CuRrp! Ard
we defy the whole world TO produce
such strong and undoabted testimony from
men Of such high standing as zee have, in
favor Of DR.. ROGERS LiYERWORT
sND TAR. in curing conslnGpliou, and
breaking up the most distressing congh iy
few hours time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

%''An Essay by w. II. S. is una
voi'iably crowded out this week. II shall
have place next week.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-06

sE-The cholera has reached New Or
leans.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
u PAlIEf1 ).

LA CARD THE undersigned respect
fully informs the citizens of Sumterviile and
surrounding country, that he carries ON the
PAINTING BUSINESS in all its rarioas
Branches, viz: "a s, q .ssSSi
House, Sign, OrmaTmeMln1 asSdl
Decorative; sliding and GTaxilag:
Correct limitations Of Fine Wood; Marbles,
GRANTEES, &c. &c, and hopes from deter
mination on his part to give full satisfaction.
both as regards Workmanship and Prices, 10
merit share Of their confidence and support,
.t ALBERT H. GRAY, ,5s ti3s
N. B.-Paints of all colors and dissertation,
and ready mixed, for Immediate use, for
country accommodation. For Sale on rea-
sonable terms, l&t
Il As III. c.
" AL orders punctnally attended, to. .si
AT Mr.. Sargent's Cabinet Ware Roems. ssa
Sumtervile,: s.. c.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
GIN MAKING.'l 81 CT

We are prepared to execute orders To any;
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all she ad-
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way of re.
pairs We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, witklan impfoymeI,
toregulate the noting of the cotton; our rbrush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, The
advantages of lghtness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices. ~
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in tie
Cabinet line-sucf as Bedsteads Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases. Stands, # ables, Gupboafds,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal TERMS
HUDSON &, BROTHER
Opposite the Preslyfe,ian church.s3
Sulntervfie, April @, 18d7. 26 " "a,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
].
s,s.1llUly!RlsgsSRs 4 I i ~ NJ
!,T,lIsoaI,r.


Dear Docts IA, 90 no. Is.
! How much your Lectures we admire; + 3 s,i.S
How al your eloqhencs we WONDER 81 8
When you explain Tho cause 81 thunder, ~
& Or liusitninn and electricity,
< With 10 much pIaincss and simplicity,
4 Tho origin Of rocks and mountains, 5tft h
,aOf sess and rivers. iakes and fountains,
s@Of rain aud hail, offrost aud snow, Is
Aud all tho winds aud storm that blow;
Besides AMI hundred wonders more,
OF which we never heard before,
Bat now dear Doctor, not to .aatter,
There is q most importan matter;
: A matter which you never touch on,
"A matter which our thoughts lun much on;
A subject, II we right conjecture,
Which well deeeryes long, long lecture,
Which all the Ladies would approve,
The natural History of Love, e -.,aA
Toll us why poor tender hearts,
So willingly admit Loyes darts; 2Stlt3a
Tonch us ths marks Of loves beginning,
What :s It makes a beau so winning;
What 10 it makes cox-comb witty,
a doetask wise, q sack coat pretty; Ft 1f
Why we believe such. horrid lies, -g4a
That we are angels in the skies,
Our teoth arc pearl, our checks are roses
Our eyes arc stare such charming noses,
Explain our dreams, waking and sleeping,
Explain our laughing. and our weeping, g
Explain our hoping, aud our doubling,
Our clustering, siInpering, and pouting.
'seIl rs oil the enchanting, arts,
Ofwinniug and Of Keeping hearts;
Teach US Dear Doctor il you eau, ,a
10 humble that proud creature man;
I o turn the wise ones into fools,
The proud and nsoleut 10 tools;
To make them nIl run heller skelter,
>Iheir necks into the marriage halter; "a
Then leave us 10 ourselves with these. 81.
Wen rule aud turn them az we please.
Dear Doctor ifyou'll grunt our wishes,
We promise you FIVE hundred kisses,
And rather than the affair be blundered,
lVo'll give you six score to the hundred.
Leap yenr 10 past, All what shall do!
Ill try it again in fifty TWO
Polly PiCKNIcK.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Warranted good or no pay.-Having clear
cd our store of crery old seed and received
from John Thompson, fresh supply, offer
the same for sale cheap.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
January I, 1910.

take this opportunity Of announcing 10 the
public that have been afflicted with the dan>
geIous disease cancer, for the past six years OH
my uppar lip, and becoming alarmed on account
OF the pain it gave ME, and Of its rapid growth,
| was induced to apply TO physicians 'or ud bat
l obtained no relief or satisfaction from them,
and gave up all hopes OF ever getting we'll Of it.;
but fortunately saw DR.. J. G. Hicks notice
in the Columbia Caroliniun. wrote to him
and put myself under his treatment, ann in sew
Ell weeks the disease was removed and the sore
healed over. advise all who are loboring un,
der this DIRE 'dful disease TO npply to him fortli>
with. JonN flIpp.
Newbcrry Dist, S. c., July II, 1913.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

Z 500 bushels corn Gor sale by
4. J. q. p. MOSES.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

When Prince Albert gives her Ma
jesty kiss, and the Queen returns it,
what public building docs it resemble?
The Royal Exchange.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
GLOVES.
CLOTHING.

Of all descriptions and sizes, from Tom
Thumb up to the Kentucky Giant.
l.. B. HANKS.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
CANCER CURED.
NO CURE-NO PAYi

DIR. JAM Els G. HICKS would respe ctfully In.
form the, citizens Of South Carolina aud other
states, ,hat hr resides at CIutk's Hotel, Sumter,
vlie, >. Q, where lie is prepared TO pructio. in
the nrt OF removing and heuling thut formidable
disease. Cancer, without The use Of the knife. All
persons who may DO afflicted with this danger.
Gus disease aud wish his did, will do well by c,l.
ing OIL him. There hre many gentlemen IN this
State aud Others, of high responsibility aud un,
derstanding. who will t-stily 10 the efficacy Of
his practice. All persons who cannot converts
emily call OIL him, will be attended at their resi-.
dences.
Many certificates might be produced, bu, per-
hnrs the following may be satisfactory.
All letters, post paid, will inc,t with prompt
attention. If addressed 10 DR.. james e. Hicks,
Sinteryilie, s. G.
We undersigned take this method Of recon-
mehding DR. JAS c Hicks TO tho public, as
man Well worthy of patronage In his profession
as a Cancer Doctor. From general opinion aud
iroal our own observations we have brcu accus.
TONED 10 think cancers were for the most part
ihcurnbic' nitrr having attained any great age
or s'Ze, but we have seen und knuwn cancers
cured ny MN III very shnrt time, " hich seemed
TO defy all human skill. even the sight of which
dew from hrholdcrs remarks of fear aud despair;
hence we gludly cmb ace this mod. of recon-
mendi,g hin' TO tho community, thinking we
sst tho Cause Of humanity
fHiLLlp A. CAiooN, ". D.. Mixinon, N. c.
JOHN N. Isur, VI. d., Woodyille. N. G..
lnos. S. flosxIHH, NJ. d., Sheriff Of Chow.
al, N. &.
w. K. SKINNER, Postmaster of Edcuton, N.
C..
JoHN HIPr, Ncwberry District, S. C.
w. a. flIrP, Newberry District, S. C..
BENJAMrN MITCHELL Sum,ervilIe, S. C..
SAML c. MITcnEIr, Suntervill., sc.
STEPHEN MITCHELL, Surnterville, S. e..
REDDIcK LANGsroN, Darlington, S. G.
ERWIN LANGsroT. Darlington, :. e.
SAM'L. MooRE, Williamsburg Dis, S. G.
JOHN WILSON, Darlington Dist. S. G..
Inos. STEvENsoS, Darlington Dist. 6. c..
JonH COURTNEY, Darlington Dis; S. G..
This may certify that after trying every rem.
edy could hear of, und trying the prescriptions
OF five or six of the most scientific physicians OF
Suinterville and Columbia, s. c., for the dis.
case ofny eye-lid, which am fully satisfied
was cancer, that opinion being strengthened by
one OF the most extensive practitioners Of fColum-
hia received no permanent relief, aud hear
ing Of DR.. Hicks skill in that discuse, pro-
cured his ait., and nowsfej"ice to say that he
has made permanent cnre Of il, aud that in
the very short time Of about eleven weeks from
the first application. My cuse us have before
stated. was Of twelve years. standing, and OF
slow but steady progress; and 10 those who may
be afflicted with this disease would sny, try
the Doctors remedy by all means, for earnesl-
ly aud conscicntiouly believe it will succeed in
ease not so difii,sed in the symtem to defy my
remedy whatever.
Benz. MITCHELL.
1910
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
Ganoioates.
!. F q R s. go ., I..IS. c ~ ~

= 2 1L y II Is3ISz 4 q e 33s5 z
1T Thc frtents OF A. R. BRAD
ham, Esq, auncaace him as n candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff at the mex, election.
March 29ih, 1919, 24id as
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
BuceDhalsas, .sre4


The subscriber, through hcsoliciia,icu Of bis
friends, has made arrapgemenisl 10 ainnd his ceie.
bratrd Horse BUCEPHALUS, Jr. inf Sumter
District. the ensuing Spring. Said Hdse may
be expected to pass through Sumtcrville, BY
Fulton, and perhaps Ssafeburg, uud in tho Fork
OF Black River; aud uny other place where sss.
fcientiy encouraged and convenient iohis roaie,
which will be determined by the groom - tsls
9 FerI1is-D -Ducephulua.t Jr., will sbs lles 10
marcs.ai Ss4.0O; $500 the season, and Sl2 90
10 insure; 25 cents 10 tha groom in every IN.
stance. Parting with The marc for leits the Ia.
suranee in every instance. Every care win 30
taken 10 prevent accidents, but no liability should
any occur. siv23 lessf ~ m az q q rs 2yy35is
N. B. Where company Of G or 8 mares il
mnda up by responsible persons, and the Hons
and Groom furnished free of ci,srge as le Is ,ass.
ing round through tho season, 1 will reduce the
season to 81, and the Insurance. To GIO. win
also give the same chance TO all those Who 3 feel
disposed to patronize my dorrs npom said tc!,rls
PEDIGREE. a.s
paesespus BsespSsas s '5 s. s9 4
gnn, and he by o. imported fiedford, Ola
Bucephnins' dam WIS BY old King Haras, aud
he by Twig; Twig by the cid imported James,
his q. dam WIS, according 10 Information. s
Medley. Bueephalps lunior's dam was got by
old White Oak Split; he by Lewis Collins Split.
whose periorinalco oa lkace Horse WAC well
established on tho Camden Turf, and he out or
tho old imported Ra,tle.shs. Cash; Bucephalua
Jr's. 6. dam was got by Marcus. ~, Z, 4, ar
could here publish a long list OF certificates
from different Districts relative to bncephnus
Jrs. reputation as foai gelter, but aoen, /, csc.
less, rs reference can he had 10 his printed bills.
and TO citizens Of Sumter District, WHO have
seen of his colts aud knew they will Inrt suils
by comparison with those Of any other Iforsr. '.s
JAMES D, D,MoILtPaIN.iS
March Ia, 1885, 90 Aisjs5 q an, &
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
Merchants Hotel,
EBY &'TE,EIN g. DEVyEHg.

Corner Of fing and Society Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
This Hotel, situated in the business part
Of the city, offers every desirable comior,
and convenience to the Travelling Cominu
nifty, and Permanent Boardcrs. The cstab
lishnent is conducted strictly on Temper
ancc principles. TERMS MODERATE.
DJ'An Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation of Pas
sengers.
Feb 81 II lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Trouble in the Locofoco Ranks.

fTho 49,. - -, 1 - -. - ~. -
i"e ''u''' ''''o '"oo'ooo' VI '"o oena'e u"-
dertook to read Senator Benton out OF the party,
and GUST him fror. the committees of the Sem
nte. They were successful in mart only. and en-
g.. .,ooas,r, ,.ah.h,,
p'0''''' va 10co'" " N' De"-
tons previously expressed wIsaes' We copy
the annexed from the n. Y. Eve Post ocofo-
co free soil peper:
v.sr,.,. H., m ,o,o
las ~ cu,,,,i,',,t ,i 80 nc Seua'e 'o'
no,n,mrn,- ot Tho stardiNr, ", '',.ol '"e sp-
Benton has been placed second a., tho Cnmnii,'
Tee an Foreipn Rel,,inrs or Which, ho WIS I,r-
merly. and by the nrrnpremen, of las, Snrinc
chairman. WIN. r. Kinr If Al.hnro. n NOV,
takes his Mace "a cha,rn,5n Mr. Rsnloo vii
not decline, as has been runored
uboII ba,o .,., .,,,., ,.i, ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

The accident at WinooSki. The persons Kill
led were Amos p. Cutting, oyerseer, of Lyme,
N. H.-JohE Bland, an Irshman-and james
Kennedy of Burlington: all of whom died with
in few hours FROM the accident--rhe first nam
ed in few minutes. f. d. Cunl,z of Phllade-
phia was injured, but will recover probably !;
Henry Williams of Colchester suffered a COM
pound fracture of an arm, and WIN. Hoos Of
Wlnoosk had thigh badly fractured. Ten men
were upon the part of the work that fell-four
escaped unframed. This melancholy affair oc-
Cured through violation of the orders of the
contractor, Mr.. Campbell, as we learn from the
Burlington Free Press.