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FRUIT TREES. &c,

sSss$EskA R'AUII IkEESs &c,
ssg&%SyE THE WORCESTER NURSERY
.SsfS8aN S now well stocked with a large variety
%~ "" loot The best sorts Of Apples, Pears, Pnms,
--vSss-~- Cherries, Peaches, Aprcots, Nectarines,
nrces English Gooseberrie choice Strawberries, Dutch
Currants Antwerp and other Raspberres GrapeVinesc
NJ This Nursery is OF the largest N Massachusetts,,
and the collection Fruits cultivated in il embraces nearly
MI the varieties established reputation; and the Pro
preto constantly adding such kinds possess superior
excellence and worthy of cultivation in this climate.
1-PThe collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES is extensive and includes all the best varieties
now much cultivated.
AlS0-d great variety Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evegreens Scotch
Iarch European Mountain Ash Horss Chestnns, Weep
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees, lloneysuckes, and
most varieties suitable this latitude and esteemed
Tor their beauty.
NJ Arbor Vitae Buck Thorn, Prvet. &c.. for hedges.
A fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, sc &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS of large variety OF choice fruit
can also be furnished. Also GRATING Wax of supe-
rior quality. $50.
able for ransplanng
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
prompy attended to- and Trees &c. packed TO safely
shy distance. SAMUEL H. CoLloN
Worcester, I'd mo. %. dw6w Proprietor
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NOTICE.
YKNHE depreciation oil the value OF California
4 God Dust, on account of The great abundance In
more NJ present but is willing and glad receive lew
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS, in exchange Tor
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. DC.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low "a the
above articles can be had 10 the City
only charge COST and ------.
~ Call al No. IL Washington Square.
paba4 dtf Otis BRAMAN.
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FOR SALE.

Sa A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
En- IA Inquire of MERRIFlELD & HAPGOOD.
49, Feb 5. DIFF
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For Sale,

For Sale,
TNHE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Blacksmith shop sit,
uated the Court House. Inquire at this Office.
Dec 10. dwtf
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PEACH TREES.

0A0O PEACH TREES, comprising rs well selected
SOOO varieties at $3.50 per hundred. Orders left a
the Agricultural WGre House, opposite the CITY Hall
will meet with prompt attention.
mo. 2, l94g dw5w o. B. HADWIN.
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6sS Acres

e5tS Acres
Of good PASTURE LAND for sale, situated
" in COdbroUk Oakham, near the Tavern. For further
particulars apply TO 5. w. SELbY & CO.,
April 4. dwtf 66 Main ST.
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FOR SALE.

"a A VALUABLE ESTATE No II Summer 81
s1A a consisting Of House, Barn and Building Lc
H@Si supply OF good and durable water with many
sirabie privileges, when examined. diff March s.
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HOUSE TO LET,
"a CITUATED Il miles west OF Shrewsbury centre,
I,1GA - and miles Worcester. The privilege OF
Insssl keeping be had. Apply to
Shrewsbury, Feb % DIFF AMOS ID. NOURSE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

The Sacramento river was navigablo for YES
sells drawing eight feet of water, from the ocenr
to Suffers Fort, distance of one hundred ant
fifty miles from San Francisco and for one hun
dred miles further by vessels drawing less.
The rumor that Col. Stevenson was collecting
a large quantity of gold was false. Capt. Marc,
had no been at the dggings.
Mr.. Atherton, the bearer Of this news, bring,
with him the bill Of ladng for gold to the value
of 100000 shipped on English account, or
which he proposes to effect an insurance here
Mr.. Anterior states that the Lexington had III,
board 100000 worth Of the genuine metal. II,
also confirms the report that cinnabar, or the ore
from which quicksilver Is distilled, Las been di+
covered in great abundance in California -
There is rich mine of this ore in a mountain
not more than three miles from San Francisco
Should the ore prove abundant as is suppos
ed, the discovery will prove hardly less valuable
than that of the gold.
There was nothing doing at the mines when
Mr.. Anterior lett, owing to the rains II being
the rainy season there was not much sickness. :
AT the diggings there had been no robberies and
no disturbances.
The cost of living at San Francisco has been
quite as much exaggerated as some of the state
ments in relation to the gold mines Mr.. Ath
erton states that good board could be obtained
for $40 per week. Provisions were plenty and
could be obtained at fair prices. The popua
ton OF the town was about one thousand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
THE BRIDGE QUESTION.

Our ran,r,tba Gicnh Of the Hurliog on Free
Press is once III ,re q I az INST The Bridge ut
Ro sc's Poin, III o. n-hurgir road has
AXE the New York Legislature for the right TO
bridgr. and a ronniitre his reported invariably
But the vail mt man uf the Free Press won't
permit II; he will shed his last drop of ink,
first. This Is good p uck on the wrong ST e.. -
As oi old. IN" Tvs riciion of nlvigdli n and the
British Ship Canal obiilscate the General. Both
hurnbngs If the first wat r nlias water hum
bugs which the G neral mi ll be supposed o
be the last man l." llke lie swallows tn IN,
at once be made an honorary m"mher of the
cold water society. The ship Canal is imprac
ticabl' to begin with such we are told Is the
result of the examination: and if practicable
the bridge it'll sui abb laws is NJ such Oh.
structon as to have one whit e Influence upon
the Canal prof CT. i,u tn f'r P,ess backs
up these old an often refucd Injections b. As
srltinr TINT II British agch Ii gone on 10
Wash nrton to rrinopstrnte against The B ilgc
as IA vol iion of some treaty s'ipul ton. We
say. le' N N go ana rPlnOn't'itc Iie =" w only
learn til y the u. :. Govcrun.en, k-ows of no
snch treaty stipulation, and =" hon win flea
in his eir. Tins natrr as b III rii' up il Wash
ingInn months ago; the Secretary of State
would not sustain the British 81 in bat politely
han led over the miiIer Ia he = aIt of Vermont
to &C ut her pie isu C. Thu sub vas Tier
red to our LIE saurr by the Gnvornrr AMI q
committee reported tn NJ tion WIS ncr"Ssa-
ry. So much for that.
AS to he Bridge: we n"v have on'e. III
it will be built The pubim in'"t,s II! d"
mand it, and ,oil hore IT, " hrn first agna,ed
the project wa. regarded as local MS for the
Ogdensburgh, Verm mt aud Can d.. and Cen
trail Railroads or as jor R"sin. Is the Fec
Press said But nov see tht II til rHilroids
Of New England, an cpnsrqu''. Is ! 'h~ PEG
pie OF New England a. speedy :" b nj '"s
ted in this matter and New IL cay les
than Boston The Free Press , he pun
lie that an eminenfy good raili"nd II las beer
found from Burlington north o, tn; Lax" iiorc
and goes in Tor road there. Then The Il 'lIn-.
ton and Rutland road, and The VIII Ill, Al ~
nv and New York roads, will ere long uund
demanding the Bridge MS loudl, as a y hci
railroad interest and they will not be lien ed
by the logic Of the Free Press. C'nar, nener,
look uhend, and zee 1t B'iige.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Fire in po0Vumpsc VN'oge. On : thntli
'vrrinV. F"b. alb ~ "'.i,ak, our ,'!i"c" vns
Vi"''"d by great rnli,ry. We had Il destfnc-
~" Ii " whlrh ti. reduced several fac H. 10
rou'. turning them irrn 'hrir dwellings d
ravin them wIlh,n' III DIG g Us e support.
Va" lire nroinard in t.e II p. ,,ruu ed by
! k-rdll, and uVn"d by Wm Lawrence, but
from whit cause we ar'' ~ able Ia driprrine.-
1t hnd gained c"nSiderib" lrngfcs. b FIRE It was
discovered. aud spread with such 1pidItv, hat
with the nniteu means at hand II could not Ne
arrested until II had ,estroyed III" store. three
dwelling houses, one large two story hons" fJr
two families, and one barn. " g have been y BILE
to ascertain the following losses:
J. T.. KrnGal, Goods, Furniture, Clofhing,
GRAIN Butter, Money. &C.. 5000 Insurance
about 3 $50. In addition 10 this, his bnoks and
accounts were all destroyed. @. B pa;ndge,
House and Furniture, Sl275 Insured $500 -
WIN. Lawrence, Store, S400 Preston Thayer,
Furniture, Clothing. Provisions, &C.. $3.50. Miss
Cloe Lawrence, House, $3.50 Zeuas Woods,
Furniture, $50. r A. Newell, Hay ana Gram
S45 Mrs L. Clifford, House and Clothing &c.
1882 Total loss $685.. Insurance about $3.50
- Caiedonian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Who's the Champion Who s'n' nranu r..
celved the whnIe snoaK nj III" opIO. r III ',,,.
dom on the floor of Congrs 'hr hinri nnv n,n,r
the Committee on the Dislrmi ~ ,'ni.., -.
ported bill tor the suppression al ilr say.
trade IN the said District: Nh, L wa. ,hu
modest Wing member tom II IS tuu.,.,i,
Charles Hudson, The mau aga wa IrrV /,
Burenites aud Castles e. guu.l port, "a - II.
District united and voted on, I'll ,nn.n...
When hypocrites have their r'~aui e ,r,,
they will receive theirs. nr. Had 80, Ia, nu,
formly sustained tue cause al free suu an noe.
DOM and acting ou his principles win rrsnrl g..
consistency ~ this matter, he dec al a sn..nrl
ing Van Buren, Tor President, for "hien he W
sicrihced. Yet ne stthds up n Odd ir cGnn,,,,l
oi rIghi ana ireudrm tam lnu," by VII ~, cuu.,
sci ne 'hs Vi,ll'nize !. " ieie ~da l. ,iie, "a,
uidii"ss Was 'hen drn raised ia siikr .iuA
the hiu-hty ii'te"si rs al tie cnanipn"s 81 up
pfessi'n: ~ III ih'y nay nave uu ~ "sii -
"'h uic is'h i'1'sW'rJ Wigs NJ ia
are 8 'nrlniieS cai.tu By Inc seii,ri,ss cnIl,. :,
Ok, alone . poilrd tir sin'eM 1s.nmi.pn Ia
N"itn IN tis ''er.sipg. La.eLOa,an.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
THE RAILROADS.

On the 9Th inst the trains commenced run
ming from Mortified to Boston via the sullivan
Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts and F.'ch
burg Railroads. still r"nni g also 10 B"'' - y,
the Northern, Concord, NASH u and Lowe
roads. We have passed over both route r''c'
that date, and the results If our obs lv'ii"u IRE
that the Northern ana Concord tuuIc u h ds
its own of Vermont travel, while the Sui v /
and Fitcbburg QUITE appears 10 hay quite 80
large a share. In short the number ot passcn
gers appears to be nearly or Quilted ut',db by the
operation of course much to the ad,alh, &c Z"
the Central and Passump-c roads As new a.,
enues are opened, there seem to he new pr pl,
to occupy them Thi- is The fist blush; Vi
future will speak for itself and we guess vi
speak well
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EDITORS TABLE

Outlines of a new System of Physiognomy: by J.
w. Redfeld, NJ. D. New York, ]. S. Redfeld.
A book of 90 pages, illustrated by numerous
engravings indicating the signs of the different
mental faculties. Physlognomy, or " the signs
Of character in the face" is older than Phrennlo.
give were about to say, rs a Science bu il
can hardly be called by that name YET, unless
perchance DR.. Redfeld has succeeded IN eslrb-
fishing title to it. We have examined his book
enough to see that he makes ont n prim1 .jacit
case. His faces certainly corrcspo ID very vel
with the characters attributed 10 liIcm, So Tar as
we recognize actual portraits r., embances t,
persons within our knnwlrdge. To say the least,
the pursuit OF this ancient study, nov revived
and improved by DR.. Rrdfed ls Interesting. =
The book can be had of tn publishes, ar Red,
ding g. Co, Boston. Prise rs cents, in pei
covers to be sent by mail.
LitielPs Living .qge, No. 24S. The Arc'''
Expeditions, Macauley's History Of England
Account of the Gold Region, Life and Remains
of Theodore Hook, the Haunted Man, Character
of Charles i, The American Panorama, Move
Application Of Hides, The Dodo and It's kindred
Lord Melbourne, American Presidents Message
Poetry, aud miscellaneous articles.
1hd Temperance Courier: Albany, N. Y, ia
cob S. Hazen.
A large and well edited paper, published
weekly at So per annuIn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
LEI Al. no ARE AFFirTEp wlrH THE AsTH-

LEI AL. HO ARE Afflicted wlrH THE AsTH-
MA RE VI TIE FOLLOWING LETTER:
Mr. Seth w. Fowa:
Sir-iIlv'n. zen u cted for than thirty with
the asthma, severely incapAc from
attending To bus and having adopted medicines
without IN. temporary relief. purchased about three
wears c. OF Mr. Edw ard Mason. you agent ia this city,
several bottles Of Wistars Basan nf Wild Cherry ON
the effects of which obtained rel ef III from all
the medicines hal aken for 'h' rrssing disorder.
huvo by the repeated of vau ,b medicine been
free OF for BREATH and oppression the lungs
than had anticipated and indeed conceive myself cured of
this mist dshe1rteung malady.
do most cherrful.y tender this acknowedg meut,
which you will use MS your judgment dictates.
g. d. MAYNARD.
Argus Office, Portland, March 25, 1916.
Nome genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by :. p. REDFiELD, Muntpelier, VT aud by
II. X SLAYTON, Calais VT; also, by agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

FVe NJ Hest DtrIy. Tho st"re rccpr ird Nv
:. Cu'ing NJ West Orbv was rIu~ ..ed nv
'r'. ,~i SIiurd,y evo ing. Th, cat re- y. ok IT
n"'ls w,s drs'opyed lnsuranrc upon IT," r~,ds,
q 800 aud Iih, hundred unru the budriis.--
IT. Cnung's bnuks. we are infer nef were 81
ell
The stirr hil been s!n'. anl rpnr rr'prniaT
"nlc forwards It VS. inunl L, be- 50 rln
t"tey rnvrlnppd hy III" Fl O hit nll cil"ts To-
Nv" u wrrr Useless. Supposed ~ hav" caught
ire. MS We lcarn. frrn iI,n ltphi last u.ci uDpn
losing II" store. THE Pns OIL" WIS ksri ~
esiurr, the coni"iir "i thch werr n." prob-
,bv c"n-um'd tho" we ''nv" n d''li nre IN
OrmniInn npon tlhs pninl. - ChIeioninn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

The Wanrhes'er murder. A young man named
Wchtw"rh, aud Dr.. Smith, were arrested al
Bddeford. Me. IN Tuesday evening last, On sus-
picion OF being connected with the murcer OF
Parker. The Mayor and City Marshal of Man
chester were present, endeavoring 10 obtain facts
III relation 10 that mysterious and apparently
must complicated affair. Smith was discharged
iiier examination; bu; not 80 with Wentworth
he evidence against who /. was rather strong.
lie niiirns that he was in Saco on the NJ Iht OF
the murder. while his brother says he was M.
\ correspondent Of the Mail states That the nsii
crS have The iaz'r aud knife with nhen NJ.
Parker was ,i,urde' ed. - Bosi N as, Oih.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA !

1tOenty SIC days later from California. The
~" York Express, of Saturday publishes a
III 1T letter from San Francisco, dated Nov. LIST.
Gnld ID as plenty as ever; but there is much
sichness al the mlues, and Tany were leaving
the mines ior The settlements, on account of tina
rains and bad weather. Seamens wages were
$3.50 per month"; and few sailors can be obtained
at this price. A vessel was about to be sold tor
s40,0UO III pold dust, at SIG, to be shipped i'm
iaieiy. No crews are TO be had. The u.
:, snip vas to leave for New York about
III. IL
From California. We hear rumor, SEEM
-! e'll"nnJed, that six days later advlces
We n,rn r-Crved iro California by house
II ,li, eng. TIE mosl important item is, that
a. s"IL l. xun.t.u ilas On board $40 600 IN gold,
'"nsi lncu t's,'' CLASS Company, who
.Nt Jisl received Inc blli III lad,pg. Tribune.
The GJid rp'rts confrmed!!
Nkw YuRK. Fec. ~ 2 p. NJ.
\ vice, tumn san Francisco, thiriy-iour days
A U nave Dern -cuneL. Dates are 10 the IOlh
D. &c ,Uet.
,irld convinced abundant throughout the
ADJ Sirm ~ me gold region, which mad been
>t,"nei, To- Il. * ani al three hundred miles in
.iiu aud 0ue ln,uoanI nlies IN length. Each
age. c,u average three ounces per day.
tn ley and d!ue Prevailed, but there was
ut gruerany mucn sicsness. About a dozen
",tns We're reported.
rhe Value OF the gold gathered was estimated
s3,OUOOOO. It was supposed that 1t would
,Se one hundred thousand dlggers ten yeaSs TO
Anaust the gold.
| Provisions were plenty at San Francisco and
80 dlggings. Large Quantities OF flour were
'nIvlng from Chm and Oregon.
Quicksilver was found in great abundance.
Capt Phelps OF the barque Moscow, Capt.
Nndsay, and Mr.. Aielows, were on their way TO
ne Atlantic with $iQ0,OV0 IN gold dust
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Boston Market. Feb. ~.

Provisions Tho demand continues quite active Prices
remain without alteration Pm pork sells At 1880 Si3
mess SIS 50 STA ceT l45O SIS mos l'esi ~ pretty
im I 10 Sl3 s. for Western mess, eastern " y % per
Dhl Our ltrd moderate demand at Ia l-2 Tor
bbls S-4 &c nr kegs Hams, "A l-2c mos. Flour
h. oroiIn ne caused rather beter feeling. but tho
we hst is sueh thai quite hmitod-Gsnesse,
com brands b. pune AZ Ia Norn-nothng doils today
OF We quote yellow fiat At 5Sc AID white at
81 SIC Northern oats 30, southern 20, Delaware 3D. Rye
52c pei bush. cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
whniesaie Prices Current.
From the b"''on D' :,

Lu,i -, Foi 10.
.7.brs-Pui. It Z IL, Pearl into.
bsrsrD lui",~ ga u
BFsNiifs - Nmrriran 20 ct -.
Fai'icrs-LivU gees N"i,h'tn ~ o.
ETnac- Grnrs ianc, 81 - - lar mn"n ). e.
GrdH Nu,'h" IN "ufn ~ ats Hys 70H -, Oats 10 +lj
White ii,'tns 81 = -.
Hly-ri"s,ri % Co.,. II l9Ol
HltsSiangiiof ~. . I - r'h sSids ak 20 "a 70,
head ,ek 81 s., .ho pgii-' = Al 81 = IS,
H,p, - s"ri isis cas- ,
Leifarr --B1.un >I.a-hea Is "a H. sd sSin- '"rr'ol
~ Is
ia,ssd oats poi Ton sA -.
Mr- ,n,n,.inn ask - IS, camden - 80
ps,,,s.sn, b' sl2 10 Is -, priIc 90
"a - ,,,ft ~ SIS ~ 10 o. -
il5 ,,,na 70 70 - dsla, ., bu'tui, hi,pingS store
- IS iuni. - -, ruee-r, nov milk a 8 our
tnoi, ! 81.
Pus rr-- ~, ia y
SET ui'N,i a ID, herds grass hushe oj
A 2, I'd hl - .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

flirting Mr. Joan Peckhr.., from Montreal.
has open d Wrilln SchuoI, ON exceed mol,
cheap terms. He reaches an exec ln :.nnli,h
style of penmanship, such as our iath - ,sed
plain, bold and beautiful 'lr. p. Is colnineu
ded as teacher by skill, and 10 our favor b,
heavy proyidential mist rtunes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Henry Ciay-- ~ Lnc"oc"s ot lie Kentucky
Leglslanr" IN caucus -sr..uci, adopted a res
oluIiOn IN, aust, It, Glazing thai they cnnld
rot support Henry Ga, or U. ;. Senator, 4" on
arco'lu' of h Free Sol Frincipts. and, "a ~.
understand, his mtncipnion hnirmies."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

TIME.--The story Of Melanclhon al
fnrds IA striking lecture on the value of
time, which was, that whenever he
made an appointment, be expe' ed not
only the HOUR bur the MINUTE 10 hu liz
ed, that the day MY L o run ON IL The
idlcness Of suspense. Jnny>oN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

o. The Bnt'n- ton Ft"e P,"ss r,';,'unl "a Is
Senator Phelps t'r Auorn-y 'i'n"ral AID \uholt
l.. ~rence tiir Secretn'y IT the Treasury. S.u.
atnr Phelps ranks higher, bMi lawyer and
n states uur, than sJu,e ru h, hive Aunora-
bly, flied The -tiiipn ninrd Tor hiui.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

ACCIDENTS. Mr. Kinnesy, overseer on the
railroad works FIVE miles below Montpelier, was
very badly injured b. premature seam.bast on
Tuesday.
E. q. Pierce, conductor on the Central road,
was badly damned between two cars, ten days
SINCE He is recovering rapidly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

REeoLurioS OF lNv>IER i will new
or either 1T the morning or he evening,
proceed Ia ANY business. until have first
retired, IA, leas, for IA few moments. Ia
private place, and inplor, Col for his
assistance and blessing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
Messrs w Riron Co Of Era, Pa. have foi waided
der date Of sept 10, 1886, in rtte DR.. G. g. Vaughn
the following tesiimon,-'he pi,ties well known.
Penn. State, Spdtu. Crtwf,rd Co.

z ". Y. d
tho following teslimon,-ihe pi,ties well known
Penn. State, SpdfIn. Crawford Co.
Me--rs Burton & CO. Age - Tor DR. Vaughn;
Constrained thy sense of duty M H. the
benefits drri, ed om thu 81 Dr Nau:hn- ii hem
rpiic Nixure. Foi three Acrrs pI-i hlv had nc blind
piles with drop i,al swrng- "f r feet and s witch,
wiIh dsvidetei system had fpu "i ,.N uio.
spait The ras d fill III" skili of cur first
physritns, and hnui resort, te 81 The 'irat
Am ucau Reu,"dy-ronrarb expr t'ti"n II h I'd u
speedy effect You will hardly lov" that ih' 90 two
80 hO Ties such the ttc tho pii- ir"lhie
~ 40 h.sh wLirh Il Il wasted away. "it
Ike skeleton - ap '"Irrd iir Ne II AMI
stnng and runhlrd To .rul ~ luu">s, AM NV is
s,l-y the e If nrd oinc. FIONA If grail
tude Ia Providence at with the hnpr iuHi ti testimony
will he sean by 81 n~o NV whn nrcds restorative,
m ,ke this ~ ttemsn' JOS pa, GINER
>'r columns Tor nl'eris mru,-srt sm,hi"t nom
mat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

Petitions are ia circulation III s.. LOUIS usknr
Congress ia arrange line OF military e.c".s Tor
The protection of American ciIizens passln. be-
tween the Slales and California.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15

A gentleman residing IN the Cherokee Nation
writes that, "on the reception OF the news there
of The election of Gen. Taylor, they fired salules
and whooped for three days,"-S't,m Registe'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-15
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