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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
VIII be gwen al the FIanko Hotel, ON the L., day OF
May
lhscnsuao. il,h April 1850.
Dam SIR

Your friends In l.ynchburs-tho citizens
generally. without distinction Of party having heard of
your determination very shortly remove tn California
ATE not willing 10 allow The occasion To pass without
tending I" You some manifestation NJ well Of their un
rgned regret al yosr separation from the Of their
Kind wishes for your success manifestation which
me number III 'hne who desire 10 tsko part in It, il
other iesson would rrqnlre To DO public. They there
lure. propose TO meet yon such time ~ Ill suit Your
c"n'rnenee ats public dinner 10 be given Tor that pur
80. aud they have desired Ms To make this comnunca
Won 10 YOU aud To ask ynu 10 comply with their request
In acting III obedience 10 their wishes. aud soliciting
You thus t'exchsnge with them parting salualiun be
assured that we perform duty grateful to ourselves;
and, permit ~ To add htt while the extended rcle
your tf'ends none will regret deeply than we an
those tor whom act Tho loss which will DO occasion
ed more, to society, Ia the bar. and themselves by
y"nf Removal -nnno will desire In1ra earnestly that
Your tofsnn he great theatre Of action aud
10 which yon are going may be crowned with success
due Ia Your character as man. and ~ brilliant and
eloquent adv cate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
DINNER FOL K IRVING

The Committee, charged with making arrangements
ter Public Dinner to Mr. living, take pleasure in
king public the following c'itesp nlence The dinner
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.lVGYEO.l. NlLE.

nN tho 20thlay ofthi- m'rih shall niier for sslc tina
~ -FOUR i.ofs, with the large white house thersoa,
now In the oeonpanc, II m Edwards, situated in the neig
brhood Of Mr. iahs In the outer limits III the corpora.
ton OF 'ynchb"g, the property bought 81 l.. Dupuy
aud wr WHOSE decree f the balance o the purchase
ney h,' becn paid oil THIS prop fty |, bound the Vr-
gina Bank Tor 500, and 10 the Citizens Saving Bank Of
lynclbu,g io s5oD The sale Is he by the assent
o the SAID ian credit of g. ~ - aud months,
negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed, tho title 10
withheld until hnl payment. The title is perfect coming
down i'"n 'snrh pnpuy aud wife, aud from the lao, o
the undersigned. PLEASANT pARrIN
The decree al l,npuy aud wiIe has been paid oil.
AIni s-wt2oM \. GARLAND.
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COM MERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCnnuuG, ArnIi. 30, 1880
J ILLS.

III N0TTIVUVC, AFKII. 90, 1900
TbBAtCp.
hc'eip light i the season Inspections - hlis during
the week sNy-hNo hhds sold, follows ~ hhl, I.ugs
at nom - W TO 80 ~ averaging Al 95 ~ hh. Isai u,
from - Toto $40 2s-aseraging AZ.
WhEAf-sO cts 10, Rod 80 Tor White
WILLIAM 4. SMITH.
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
PENMANSHlP,

PENMANSHlP,
BOOKKEEPING AND STENOGRAPHY
Taught by REEVE & TiSDALE. from .Ns,c York
and Richmond.
TIVE inhabitants OF Iynchbure (and vicinity respect
fully informed that Reeve Tisdale Professor. of PEN
manhp have taken in the large building I'D noor)
opposite the Franklin Hotel owned by Mr. Johnson, and Tor
mely occupied Rail Road ore; where they pre-
pared 10 mpar instruction in every branch Of the Chino
graphic AT, Book keeping, and short hand" Writing
Any person. however bad his writing will, der
tlon, acquire purity, precision, and celebrity in Of s
lessons.
A limited number Of Gentlemen, wishing to become
Teachers will by immediate application, be qualified before
the expiration Of the term.
Reserved hours for ! aides.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited 20 call and examine
specimens
Terms made known NJ
REFERENCES
A. y; Stovall,
=. II Alien, Member. of the Legislature Of Virginia.
DIR. Fleming, )
DIR. billiard, Va.
" s@". ~ G. = .p s'',f'; New York.
April 22-2tii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
Eighteen Valuable Work T1or.c.

AMI ihe,t GEAk twelve CARTS two yoke oi Oxen two
sgoss two sofa Of Rlsek Ioos great variety 81
other Tools and imfiement Bai, and all oher property
belonging To the finn at the date o the conveyance.
l''sons having property hens ing the firm In their Do.
,ess"n are requested 10 dese, at t!ilmoes Mill ON the
DAY al sale
creditors, who ls'o rot accepted the provisions ~ the
trust notified that they file their acortsn.
ees whh me by Tho 9th ri May, 10 be entcd To SHARE
the fund
The creditors respectfully invited To attend the sale
The pnpsty conveyed 10 ne will not think b. sufficient
to pay the debts {. Z. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

MIhNES NERMtFUGEii--The Inventor of a Great
lNI Remedy Tor Formidable Disease, has right TO
keep from his fellow So thong Dr. Me-
Lane when he was induced to offer his great remedy for
worms to the public profound physician, enjoying
large practice he did not fear 10 he COMPOUNDED with the
herd Of quacks who impose upon the public their bless
stuff patent medicines lie therefore induced nv Kidd
Co druggists, To dispose of his right dscovercr and
The Ncrmiiuge Is Tor sale in nearly village and
town in the country the sovereign remedy Tor
For sale, wholesale and retail, by D. y. PAYNE Il BRO
sn1 D. X. LYMAN, I.vnrhbnrg Wand by Druggists
generally throughout the United States.
April 25-it RAJ
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 PAIR Of Young well broke mules. ALSO, a fine
~ vnung Saddle rag
Aprl 25ls M0SBN & IIoLoOMBF
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS, APRIL "a
Prorisioe Bacon 5i,b Bccl. s. To ~ Com Aloal
6Oto 62l cents.
Flour $ii Ia 81.
Uheat-Red 80 cents: White IS
t',ain.-Corn. s. Ia 90 cts Oats 35t 40 cents.
tiorer Seed 81 e. a.
Uhihey Mountain 30-Ianghorne \ Hunts &c
cents.
Beenrdr Is to ~ cents.
Buticr-ll 10 l6 cts rr NJ. |.
Brandy Apple. oifcTinr Pouch none u fTor,np
Bm Iron SS5assor,cd and $50 50 when drawn 10
order.
Colee-ltio 10 Is cents, Laguira Ia 10 10, Mocha
20.
Country Linens Tow - flaS Ia cents.
Cotton Yarns Sales loa20 gents.
Feathers SO To 33 cts.-Sostce
F1ar Sfed Sales % 10 % crnia
Fish -llcrings. No |. u SO; Shsd. old 81 so
new Y so
JaHo,r-o cents.
Tu 81 so per hhl
U'oot 10 20 cts, in demand.
Tool Rolls sacs.
Ginseng Ia 26 cents
Hemp We quote Il 10 Sc in demand
Liiseed OILS cents-in demand
Lmd Il 90. Dull
.Mol""s West India IS to 40 otspor gallon;
o. ~ To IS cents
Phsfer-l.uup. 81 10 t6 Ground. t6i ~.
Sugars New Orloans6 TOT cents; Porto Rico toeI
cents; Clarified Ia cents; Loaf jltol2l cents
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Trustees Muir,

N WIKI oi deed uttiust executed 20 mo by saun
a'fs AMI Jones. and al Their request will, ,dncs
day the 9Th day OF nex at sif IL MT on tho 1T lair
uto ",i"it Mill, ~ the count, Of Rockridsc sell 10
' "gho'' "dder, at public auction, r CASH, all the
trust
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PoSTPONERlENT.

Tho ahoNr sale - pisironcd aeeon u the inclemcncy
Of the weaiher til Saturday, the 27ih instant.
Apill " 9hI PHEASANT PARTlN.
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POSTpONl,yuCNT.

The above sale ap"soned, of tho cion,cnay
ri I'll" weather, til Satpida, the 27th instant.
April 2t-2tif PLEASANT pAIgrIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
Fatal Accident.

We learn that three Irshmen were blown up
On the 20lh ult, while blasting ledge in Rye
gate on the Connecticut and Passumpsc k. K
Roac. The circumstances are as follows:
Four hules to the depths fourteen feet had
been charged with powder IN the top Of the
ledge, and also in the pi:. Fire i'ssing been Sci
to The fuse three of the four exploded, cracking
the ledge in direct line with the holes on the
top, and throwing out the tanping of the three
holes SO much that the workmen thought there
had been an explosion Of the Whole. But on
exam nation 1t was found not to have schirged
and the men were Immediately set to drilling i
out; when Unexpectedly the powder ignltet
from he drill blowing one mans head compete.
ly of, ond woun1ing two more in most lorrid
manner. The only wonder is that ii did not XII
more as there were 20 or 80 men to work on thu
same ledge und number of spectators were
looking on at The time. Assistance was render
ed 10 the wounded men by Drs. McNab, Darling
Blood, and Bugoee, of Wells River. A mos
puiable sight 1t was TO visit this scene OF dealt
and hear the waings of the friends of the un
fortunate men.-.4mord.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
w HIgs, Y
Economics, IA
Autl-Bentonites, =

Iowa may boast Of being the most consistently
democratic State according to the swindlins
cant of the day-north of Mason and Dixon's
line 1t never chose wing as Governor, U. s.
Senator, nor to any high political Office, except
one Member of Congress: and when the De
mocracy' discovered that untoward event, they
promply stole votes enough out OF those given
10 exclude the wing from his seat and put in
their own man. They never pretended to be ac-
lively hostile 10 the Extension of Slavery, and
make it their boast that theirs is the only Free
State that never passed Legislatures resolutions
in favor of the Wilmot Proviso. Lincoln Clark,
the best supported of their new Congressmen is
an immigrant from Alabama, devotediy Pro
Slavery as Rhett or Soule. II they can only
sear clear of divisions and keep alive the spe-
cial Fee Soil organization, whereby 1000 to
I,500 votes are regularly diverted from the whig
tickets we presume they may take al the i'm
poriant Offices henceforth without stealing votes,
or steal if need be, without fear of consequent
ces.-.E y Tribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
Care f Inflammation Of the Lungs, Baa
Cough, Pain in tie side, &c.

TO DIR. r. BRADLEE:
Al tn. request OF your friend Mr. Jones send stale
Of my case, the the benefit hive received from
the Hungarian Balsan have been nearly nil my e EN-
pioyed mills. For eight was employ ed as
sririppe" in the cardny The goat changes IRON
cold which suffered, together with the dust and
impury of air brought difficulty in chest and lungs
of vefy serious and diet character My chest
be stuffed full of pblesm, aud frequently anne
nea sufocaiing had severe pam IN ms slde-my
breathing hard and dcult-apd could scaEceiy speak
louder than a WHISPER also lost my appetite and became
veIy weuk feeble This and hall ago.
From that time this have sinking last, and
ha We done no work taken much medicine, but TO
purpose The only thing that relieved me was Tobacco
have only cnewed hut aciu~Iiy erirn large quant
ties of to,scro AMI nearly choked with ph-gm.
have swallowed enough Of the juice To Kill any man in
health. The relief which gniued however, was only
sso until took the Hungarian Balsam and the change IN
nv couditinn wonderful TO behold. The phlegm has
cleared from chest pain my side is gone my
appeiitn has returned mud feel Tx. IN. am
still however, rather thin and feeble and shall continue to
take tho Baisam unnl am completely tesiored
Yours, fiuiy, EDWARD TURNER
DAVID r. BRApLEE& SON, 1870 Washington street,
oston soe Agents United Stste aud BRUSH Prov
iuces Americau price, one Dolar per bottle.
Acknowledgements, Salv'n X. Collins; Barre, A. r.
Thomas: Washington, Thuber * Bo~les; Chelsea, 1.
u. Bacon: Corinih, ]. Cook Z. Corlntn, N Blake
Newbury, & II. Keye': Bradford. c. & u. Pr'chard
Northfcid H. H. Camp and by dealers medicine sener-
ally Throughout New England
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
R,tu,ued from Calif,ruio.-Four .

Rsiurned from Caiifornia.-Four of the
Pcacham California Company"-cofhposed
principally of persons of Peacham and Danvic
returned home lest week. Two of them,
Martins, belong TO Danville. The four bring
home about $1,000 each. The remainder of the
company had not, all OF them, succeeded quite So
WE'LL but as whole had done much better than
the average among the dIgge.s. The company
had dissolved, but portion Of Ihen purchased
an acre, and were lucky in making good Sc
lection. The individuals returning had seen
enough OF the gold country-one oil them was
bot just able to get home-sold out their share
Of lie acre upon favorable terms. They name
some individuals who went out from this section,
who had not been able TO meet their expenses,
and say that there are mulitudes there digein:
in the hope to get enough to Ell able thsm to re
turn to their homes dtedonian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
foreigu Nfws.
Arrival Of the steamship Atlantic
at NeW.York.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK.
NEw-YoRK. Sunday evening,
Sept i, 1850.
The Atlantic reached her dock about two o.
clock this afternoon, having left Liverpool at
halt past II o'clock on the 2ls. ult She brings
upwards of 40 passengers, among them Jenny
Lind. The excitement of her reception was
Immense. and the enthusiasm was great. She
bowed repeatedly to the crowd, and seemed
highly delighted and in excellent spirits. Jules
Benedict and Seq. Bellitti are among the pas
sengers. AT Liverpool they had great difficulty
in getting Jenny Lind on board, the excitement
was so great to take a farewell of her, aud
special steamer had to be engaged to take her
on board She made herself extremely agreea-
Bile the whole passage, and on one occasion gave
concert for the benefit of the sailors, which
realized t30 sterling. She proceeded at once
10 the Irving house.
There has been decline in cotton in the
Liverpool market.
Havre Cotton Market is exceedingly dull.
prices unchanged. The wheat crop in England
is thought to be below the average, and great
portion Of The potato srop, it is feared, will be
lost
The accounts from Schleswig represent
complete suspension of the operations of both
armies in the field, but the general impression
u tnat 'c SiililesS VIII mol De oil long duration.
Some OF the new German recruits are SAID to be
already murmuring at the inactivity to which
they are compelled to submit
Advices from Belgium state that large tract
OF the country presents most melancholy har-
vest scene. For nearly 60 miles all the low
lands are flooded and the corn floating about
Thousands of scres of water stretch on each
side OF The railway, and might beiaken for lakes,
were 1t not for the rows of trees that mark the
margins OF the submerged fields
The Austrian Government has rejected the
proposition OF the Lombardo Venetian Deputies,
relative 10 the loan of l20,000OO0 forms, The
government not wishing TO pledge itself not 10
issue any paper money in those provinces
The reception of the President OF the French
IN the provinces continues TO be of the most en-
thus,asllc character.
Denmork-1he Morganatic marriage of the
King Of Denmark, on the 9TH of this month, with
MdlIe Rasmussen, who was formerly nilriner,
is confirmed, and it is stated she exc cises great
power over the King. She was raised t. the
rank of Baroness Danner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
VERMONT wArcHMAN STATE JOURNAL. SEPTEMBER 1885,

ssv attention the fiud Exrsct Of Vaevian bottle Of
which You kind enough 10 send few weeks since
have sufficiently tested 10 satisy me- hath Coz
tans the active medicinal principle of ValefAn IN
puiev, mue and state than any Other
preparation Of this root, with which unacquanted
From the great which has attended its think
the public may rely upou very valuable medicine IN
all Nervous Affections, Headache, SIscpiessness, &c
Permit add Is important that the manufacturer
should continue prepare the Extract with the same care
IS heretofore
With much respect, yours. sc.
r. CLEAVLAND, Nj. d.
n1r EDWARD BRlNLEY * co, Druggists, Boston,
Sole Proprietors.
Nos & South aide Faneuii H ILL.,
Also for sale by their appointed Agents
For safe tr Rrdhed & Grsnn., and by s. X Collins,
Mon pelor; French & Walker, Barre E. E. c. French,
Pa,nfeld Thurber & Bowle. Washington; Dickinson and
Peasiee. Chelsea; also by age nts gene rully.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05

SEcRErARI McKENNAN. Washington, Doth
The Republic publishes Mr.. Kennans letter o.
resignation. II is addressed to President Fill
more, and is rendered after the most anxious de-
liberation. He says:
A consciousness of my peculiar Temperament
which too readily responds TO Cause of excite
ment and depression, would have prompted INC
in the first place TO decline the offer but the
kind manner of the appointment, accompanied
by the good wishes OF the Cabinet, and backed
by the pressing urgency of friends, made 81
strong an impre ssion as to leave no alternative
but to accept.
brief experience of the arduous labors, and
enerous responsibilities Of the Office, however, in
connection with considerations of a private and
domestic nature. which press with great force
force me TO the conclusion that due observance
10 my family and my sell requires my withdrawal
The letier concludes with an expression Of
confidence and firm reliance on the patriotism
and ability of the President and Cabinet indi-
vidually and colectvely-and expresses q de
termination TO use every effort 10 sustain it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
tflnrkrts.
Cambridge Cattle Market, Avg. =

Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 205 Cale about 1900 Beeves, and 9o5 Stores
of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, and Three
Years Old, and Yeatin.s.
Priees-Market Beef-Extra $3.50 cw,. lsi quality
1925 2nc quality S5,s5, Sd quaiiy s5 ordinary sioo
IS 90.
Veal Calves ga S. Hides 4 50. Tsilow $50.
Stores Working Oxen SIS. -, S9n iso.
Cows and Calves, $40 %, 81 and Is.
Yearlings, IS, $40, 10.
Two yeats old 10, IL. Is and ls.
Three years old Is. 30 and u
Sheep and lambs 1927 at Market.
Pnrcrs-Exra. . 4, and $500 BY lot 2i,s5, LIS and
250.-Neary all sold.
SwIne-none.
Renarks.-Good cattle sold w,,-sheep and lambs are
brisk the prospect very fair for large fall business
Ia5cars FitchbugRa'ad, and Ga over the
Boston AID Lowell Railroad, loaded with cattle, sheep and
horses. and fowls.
NJ. ell 4..ta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
Rufus Taft's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at Mont
Washington District pelier, within aud Tor said dis
trict on the 3oth dsy Of Ausust, A. D. 1850
MICAH FRENCH, Standardization on the estate Of Rufus
IVA Ts late Of Barre 10 said District deceased
his administration for it is
the be referred the 24h Of sepem
Der osock the forenoon at the Probate OF
fee said nipelier for examination and allowance and
that concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of
this order in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
newspaper printed Montpelier three weeks successvey
may be- that they appear. and at said time
and place, ifthey see cause, object thereto.
BY order Of Court,
90 Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Re sister.
STATE Of VERMONT, The Probate Court for the Dis
Randolph District, trict Of Randolph
To all interested in the of Elzur Steele, lao Of
Randolph, u said district, deceased, inteatate.
ErLZUR STEELE administrator OF said estate proposes
II render Of his administration, and
against said for examination and al
Probate Courr be held at tie Registers OF
Zee West Randolph in said District the 2lsf day
September next, at o'clock A. NJ
You therefore, hereby notified to appear before said
at the time and place Aforesaid and you cause
contest the allowance OF said account.
Dated West Randolph, aforesaid, tins 18th day of Au
9O:3w J.B. HUTCHINSON. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05

THE ATLANTIC AHEAD YEr.-This splendid
American steamer made her August trip, from
the city New York to Liverpool, in ten
DAYS, and Ia hours, 20 minutes. The Asia,
the quickest of the Cunard line, made her
Augcst trip from Boston TO Liverpool, In days,
IS hours, 20 minutes. These are the two shora-
est passages ever made to Liverpool. Allowing
"a hours, which is extremely liberal, for the drt
ference between New York and Boston. and a,
the same time considering the Asia's divergence
TO Halifax, ard the balance in favor OF the A.
lantic is hours and 10 minutes. That will do
for the presently Y. Express.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
Adams New Arithmetical, Series,
FOR SCHOOLS q ACADEMIES,
Published by

Published by
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & CO., ITO Washington st, Boston.
ROBERT B. COLLINS, 254 Pearl St. New York.
J. w. PRENTISS & CO., KEENE, Nh.
r,HE Publishers respectfully inv ite the attention Of
Tencbers, Superintendent, Committees, the friends
of Education generally, to this valuable Scales OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, which have oh'ained an unprecedented
popularity in every part OF the Union Copies be OBJ
taiaed Tor examination, application them Book
sellers generally.
URINARY ARITHMETIC, or MENTAL ofERA-
TIONs IN ADMINISTERING an Introduction 10 the Re-
vised Edition of Adams New Arithmetic
This work is adapted to the gradual pansion Of the
intellect of the young pupil and also him thorough
mental discipline" The arrangement based upon the
principles that the understanding thoroughly renchcd
the memory will take of iisel II is pronounced bv
distinguished Teachers The beat Mental Arithmetic in the
iI@ADAMs's NEW ARITHMETIC, REVISED EpI-
TION-beng Revision of Adams New Arithmetic, FIRST
published in ls27, with KEY.
Few works issued from the American Press have
used in every state in the Uuon-as been rep ub.hea in
Canada and has been Translated and published in Modem
othe 155 Academies reported in LIS The i'usaons OF
the cube and square roots by diagrams, give this work
DEMONSTRATION, MECHANICAL POWERS, &
MACHINERY.
This work contains full and lucid explanation of the
PRINCIPLES Of snaiion, and practical application
of principles the Of nes, superfees
solids; also, philosophical explanation Of tho Simple
Mechanical Powers, and their application to Machinery
1t designed be studied in connection with the Ah-
metic. Ii ~i be found contain knowledge Of the pn-
cipes actually needed tor the day bu
sincss oflifo.
Iv.-BOoK-KEEPING, containing lucid explanation
OF the common method of BOOK kEEriNG BY SINGLE
ENTRY new, concise, aud common sense method Of
Book Keeping, for Farmers Mechanics Retailers and Pro-
fessonul men-Methods of Keeping Books by Figures
Short Methods Of Keeping Accounts limited business
Exercises for the Pupand various forms for he
transaction Of with Blank Books for
the of learners.
Thi. work is Analytical System OF Book Keeping, di
vested Of all super uitcs and absuss technc' es, and
adapted the of instruction n classes the method
of teaching adopted every department Of education
in we'll arranged schools. 90eop6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-05
Brighton Cattle nlnr,set--Aug. %

Repor,edfo for the Daily Advertiser.
At Mtrket 2iol Rect Cat;e,-0D pas working oxen, W
cows and calves, $3.50 Sheep, and 745 SWINE
PRrcRs-Bee5 Cat'e-Exifa 5000 6a5 first qualIty
IS 6; second s. :, so; third. 81, 80 50
Siores-Two year ods. by lot II, selected 10 ~.
Three year old, go IS
Working O1en-Salc, 500, ., 80, g. ITO and 1875.
Cows and Caves-sal-s al -, 81 2S, 81, 81 4s.
Sh.ep-smaIl lots S. 81 81, $50 26a, S2,92a so.
Spins-smaii lots To peddie IA for sows, l-2
lor barrows. At retail. 10 Gig