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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-05

increase oi sixteen hundred and seventy during
tine preceding year.
The gross rcvonees ofthc Department for tho
fiscal rear ending June 30th 1S5o amounted r.
five millions five hundred and ffiy-two thousand
nine hundred aud seyenty-one dollars and forty.
eielit cents. including the annual appropriation
ottfo hundred Thousand dollars for the iiankcd
matter Il the departments, and excluding the
loteignpostages collected for and payable to the
British Governments
Tie expenditures for the same period wero
tivemillionS twn-hundtcd and twelve thousand
nine hundred and lily three dollars and forty.
three ccuts-lcaving Il balance of revenue over
expenditures Of three hundred and forty ,hou.
sand and eighteen dollars aud five cents.
am happy to find that the fiscal condition Of
the Department Is such to Justify the Posi-.
master General in recommending the reduction
of our inland letter postage To three cents the
single letter when prepaid, aud five cents when
net prepaid. He also recommends that the pre-
paid rate shall be reduced to two cents whenever
the revenues the Department, after the re-
duetion, shall exceed lis expenditures, by moro
than five per cent for two consecutive years; tina,
the postage upon California and other letters
sent by our ocean steamers shall be much re.
duced, and that the rates of postage on ncwspa.
pers f1hamples, periodicals, and other printed
matter shall be modified, and some reduction
theron made
II cannot bcdoubted that the proposed reduc.
lions will, for the present, diminish the revenues
of the Department. 1t IS believed that the def
clenf5 altcr the surplus already accumulated
shall be exhausted, may be almost wholly met,
either by ahoIishiog the existing privileges of
sending FREQ matter through the mails, or by
paying ont of the Treasury to the Post Office
department sum equivalent to the postage OF
winch II Is deprived 10y such privileges. Tho
h..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24

turned to the house to warm herself, and having
done 20 again went to the yard. She soon re-
turned TO the house saying that Martha was
lying on the ground and would not speak to her."
Upon going to the yard to solve the mysterious
story of the little girl, Martha was found dead
having been choked to death by the strap about
her neck.-Caiedonian.
Cdnada.-Lord Elgin's conditional resignation
has been accepted by the home government. He
goes home in the spring. HIS successor will be
General Lord Satoun. Toronto Patriot.
.4noiher Bank Closed. The Wlnnipissioge
Bank, al Meredith, N. H., has wound up lis af
fairs. The bills are no longer redeemed.
George Washington Lafayette, the eldest son
Of General Lafayette, is dead.
Twenty-six students have been expelled from
the Michigan University, for being members OF
secret sOcfetles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24

aTh. proprietor respectfully offers his original Puno-
mic syrup public of Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumpon Dyspepsia Complaint, Palpaiion ut the
Heart and II has been before the pubic upwards
of twelve years. during which time scarcely an ndvIdua
used without finding reef IL has fucceeded IN CHS
ss where ali other had failed. and .he proprietor
cansccnouslv believes, from great success that II Is
the diseases discovered nav
ing whole OF his attention tor the last sixteen
wears TO the treatment of Consumption, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia and of the Lungs and lie pitoy or
ans he poins to his great success sufficient guaran-
ice 10 the public of his skill and ability He denies that the
disease Is ucura and The testimony IN
nroaf of his posticn His Unprecedented based
soIev mon Inc merits of his PULMONIC SYRUP, and
dm;n,s,,,ed to r,ere bu, never to the patient.
Prce-Sl per bottle, bottles tor So So'd "hoiesoie
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MI;. AMES'S CASE.
A MacIsiasisG isl the Boston ioeorno-
tive Works.

BCSIO+, January -, $40.
nj ESSRS. REnDING & CO., state street: Gcnile-
4't meu,-lt Is than fourteen monis since !
Commenced spiting blood aud rgsus bloody Hutler,
panied with dsasree4be and pain ny sid-. At
employing doctors Of good sIHndne, avail
induced Try D. SCHENCk'S PUbMONlC SYKUP, Of
which many half a boltles winch
bought your office street, aad iunl il benefited
sfeaty Two months since however. caught severe
cold and the sym above described reappeared with
severity. Iuomuch that forced give up ny
business liuEehe5. This the thought
very serious cus@ friends considered
in cOaveFsatIoa with your book-kreIer, mentien
cH.nsance, he suggested 90 Philadelphia aGd
Dr. Schenck, whch dad, and fortunate eB,urh .
the doctor lie held hopes speed,
He tolk 10 lis house, where he gave number
OF bottles OF thus syrup, uatIl gathering appeared my
side, winch rpened AMI dschlrged quunttS
From that moment gained rapidly. have returned
Boston, where thIs convinced OF
The benefit OF TINS medicine, which under Gol PlOv
dence, has again. For DR.. Schenck-
hp-psliy aud uuremitiius kindness me, perhaps
better Khan this statement If YOU publish
this may the eye Of oheT-, who lie ni
suffered all but death from consumption diseases Le
shzpe have de=c11ed. be induced avail themselves
OF The virtue and realize the fu!! benefit, have.
J. X AMES.
We, ;he uudrr gned acquainted with sir Ancs aud
know this statement TO be true, aud the signature
RtUEL HOUGH,
Book keeper of the Boston Locomotive " oFks.
ISAIAH IILSDE,
Maclin.st OF the Boston LoooniotIye Works.
q. }. EDWARDS.
Machnisl a: the Boston Locomotive Works.
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This i. the cn-e uf "A DING VITO "; iraS- H.
-rTe Of OF Scroiua. by only 7rstrf Iors
Brant's PHrer Than curpi by the Of TEtrs
Ciq1ls the be,t sarspara that made
paril'a has Frt qecai p0r1 effect the VI
such a rer0,,inRig hopeless ease.
Mr. J B HAszIN OF ROM Oueiga ca " y hsd S-oc
MA 0Hr ynars-pas confined lie bed ;h. iIst year he
much deceased and dcli!tst'l 10 b, unable
his hand his head lie hal the 5s medical advire
had used all Of the best shTsGparils good effect
and and cous.d rcd 70 b. in T)yi1s
SLATE and could i've teHfp osr hoHrs longer. when hc
Commenced Usrr BNANI'S IIKifltR Is max
eGcp neqriy o. 10 ar hl eaten through
his radgPs under lis chin that he breHihef through
the hoe bis uI that /. could IT, ii
up # it. place. i only holding ~ sr79H yi"ce-the
Of air0yci by ~ tccrs L'or .ner
IN, arm -r - uans l,iai had mary through
his sid iat9 he ta!. Thus b. tr-ei viii ITf7'y
such rl-i3 ari 9asrr Ul-7s yafiol= Iafts % us
per-n Fox further iii I'll Iaf;ci-r- PrRft-s
Doci THOMAS NlLLtAas e fl- mot -kiu l.iy-.
rsis at Rome cntd liaske Tire a4ig ic'rs
coIi1nsurc3 using Brr7fF Fsr!fT bort " rNiuu!rct
hin ant ihea l.ld him that al III rasaries il Ear-
.....- ~. !. -. :.
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froln Il Boston Clergyman.

INI.. 7
tiessr=. REDDISG Z Co: GcniIemen,lasiug hid
sion speak lie neaFg every night, Tor several weeks
past (sornetmes the open air.) aud having u-,d your
Schenrk's PulmoGic yp, deny myss.i the pleas
ure of rendering to YOU this voluntary
of that article. have PROVED II IA ways
and / feel entire confidence RECOMMENDING it public
sne aefs aud oil persons afflicted with coughs, colds
hoarseness and difficulties of That description.
You arc ii liberty his unsolicited statement in
way thai will relieve the suiferuss of Immunity
- 1'ruly yours CHALES w. DENISON.
Editor American Ease,p
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ATTENTION !
PlattSburgh Volunteers.

PURSUANT the notice given by the Secretary of Snte,
hereby notify and all the surviving members of
the Wi,msown Volunteers, who served under Captain
David Robinson and ced Paitshurgh Septic mer 4th
1874, TO at the Congregational Meeting House IN Will
Jamestown, Friday the I'D day of February, 1880 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Tor the purpose Of suhtantang claims for
service expended during said time ofservice.
Heirs of deceased volunteers will be required exhibit
satisfactory evidence of service rendered. and monies
pended TO entitle them o reward
All persons Interested will take due notice and govern
themse Ives accordingly.
The Secretary OF state will probably be present,
JOEL BASS, Surviving
Abel. CARTER. Sergeants of
BARZ.LLA DAVENPORT, said Company.
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5flarunQes.

At Bethesda Church. 4rso-a Springs, January Q by Rev.
Mr. Cl.pp OF New ioFs, Mr. Charlie. Fairbanks oil 81
Johnsauy, VI to Miss sura K. daughter Of George W.
Noodworth, Q. Saintor1 rpoass.
Ia Usnve. tie Temperance Hotel. January Il, By
Rev. A. Wrhsie, ri Frederick hitohe and Mss Betsey
J. rorier bo.h OF Caiot.
In Morgan, January 81 by Simeon Abce Esq hr. Nor
nil Berry Of Hull4ud, MIS- Ab-a lIil + Mors.l.
L. eiia lJI inFtat Pa Rev = T. nliau.-, Nr. D. C..
4. richardson aud Mis- Nauaaa =. AnG'us, both ofB.
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Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
rrIIE 0INES.,Iy pDSCI DI L, DID IC,L,

'hERE IS no necessity that persons Who artificial
Sien, viz. imperfect it, percegbl, motion
10 them while speaking, obvious and arrsns gf
fort to Keep them in place teeth 100 short Or 100 long -d
conspicuous and unnatural and BAD color pc blt
to give disagreeabe expression the and such
deficiency in strength be unable be4r strong
grinding IN mascaou which all well mute cih should
do. Teeth made in the highest IF pr ot either
IN whole sets parts of a SET and
BALL. No. 500 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
Dr. K has for many given special ait non to tho
employ persons of the highest sd the diff, process
Of this difficult art, and he allows - Of
his establishment that in every respect Of the very
highest chdraerwhole and half of teeth, uniform
~ made the p-HeFle q ArmasPHEEIc 'srEE-stgut
and hearg gold t1tss only used while m Of teeth
Of every possible shape and COLOR enabs him seec
such exactly adapted the particular necessities Of
each With these great and obvious unfases and
the experience oil large and long Continued pciiec DIX
makes sets Of Teeth az Ae tat s
try hare them made fer the r t'here ttsF
resae SO ini any one may have at hs eAed q'fs tfs
ghet style Of uork, and the small expense Of
New York will BE- than repaid by the per certainly
Of having Teeth made that shall fully SATISFY ne hhsst
peeatoHs Of TIE er for eonsant practice ar the expert
derived from large field OF observation per
lection IN the mnuiaeue not aiainabc BY those no make
only few sets in year.
Dr. kImLa ans meet the of TINT large class
the community whose circumstances have ht prevent
ed them from ataing themselves Of the Of the
u'e i'S moderate "e al oD price, the con vrt and ad
vantage ola style OF which has hitherto
pie only BY those who could afford t" pay the CHEST Prees
sa'h such cork taeet richly orts but whsh all
pay ami satisfactory ground con6ds
to the ability of Dr Rmball fulfil conditions.
Is found IN the operation OF governing principle OF his
business which is, that whenever pecs Of t-ers rh
cd and placed IN the rRoHts tie patient fugv satisfied
nth an ereTy particular, regards Strength GPpeafa-es,
NJ color " any thug ese Pc tlning Il, he pfee lib
eta TO decline taking the whole risk of perfect
aud satisfactory operation DIR X prefers himself
Every necdiu direction for the preparation Of the mouth,
and satisfactory information of any Sind raati the sub
ieci previously hav,ng Feet uiade be by address
sng DR.. kImbail 1T has place OF business, No. ST. Broad
way, New York.
Refers
Br. VALENTINE MOTT, Prof Surgery.
DIR. GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTI -UN. Prof.
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It.iI! & GO. Booksellers,

Q
General Agents for New England.
nyAso sold by Town * Hail. mon'eelieT; samuel Neh-
oil. Bellows Falls ]. A. Sawyer Co, Greenseofoush
GaodeII & t;ouJ East ST. Johnsbury; Hicks Co., East
CaJai, John A. :. White, NoithheId Center
Doct scbencks pamphlet on the nature Of Coufunp.on
Boston, Dss. 1919. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24
Brighton Cattle nIarrSct--Eau. ~.

Reported Tor the Daity Advertiser.
At Market ESQ Beef Cattle, $50 stores, 1870 Sheep, md
leo swine.
rRcE--Beef Cltic-A few Entra sG,25 first quality
IS 80 n - secuu3 - . % s. third. 81 n 80.
Ws1kng Oxen-Sai-s ~ $50 50, SIS l2Q.
Cows and Caivcs-~alcs at S23 - Il sra
Sieep-S2 20, 2.'5 and So Wethor- 81, 30 s. -.
sasu,e-Oue small oi pedlls at al i At retail
) II &c.
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Dyspspsia-sour Stomach !

from he q-i tie snd The a. 1ii4e Ggee
ease. ami the other -sa 4rce-,
.r,stu' any u f9ti lise;e. ia ireel,ny
.sr-. uf such -.iau,e.
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THE subscribers having beer appointed b, the Honorable
r ohate Court for the District of Washingto
oners receive, examine and nIus all claims and de-
mans of all persons the estate of Israel Wood,
OF Barro, said district, deceased snvsnt
and the months from the 81 day OF January 1850
alowe by said the of deceasad
exhibit aud prove their respective claims belure
notice that will ateud the uiies nppo
the dwelling house # widow Joanna Wood in ae-
re- said District. the l2h day Of March and lt duy
Jnly, al one O'Clock afternoon each of said days.
Barre, January 9Th, A. u. 1851
JUSTCS kETCHUN, Commits
81 WILLIAM Il. FosS, sioners.
STATE OF VERMONT Ia fruBa,e Court holden al
Washing District, Montpelier within and for SAID
district, on the 18th day Of January. A. d 1859.
MICAH FRENCH, administrator the estate OF Rufus
l Tar late of Barre said district deceased presented
sad Court his petition in writing, for license all
tho real Of which the suid died
resen'ng that snch sale puy the debts
from said and Of person
property being Insufficient for that purpose Whereupon
ordered by said Court thut SAID petition
TO the 3D. day OF February A. ID ESQ, o'clock 4. 81
Tor hearing and decision upon tho snd further
ed that notice of TIE substance Of said petition
tor the same and the orders thereon be given all
ed by publication Of the three weeks sacce-vey
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, a newspaper
printed al Montpelier before said appointed for hearing
that they appeal they cause, and oil ect
granting of such license.
BY order Of the Court
Attest, T. h. MERRILL. Register.
true copy Of record.
81 Attest, T. r. MERRILL. Register.
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One DoIlar's Worth !
DANGEROUS sCRoFULA!

How much CANcEH-how much SYPHILIS much
SCHoFt'LA will one Dpiisr u0Ffb e.. RrgHrs PCPIFTER
cure Read Tie following statement which l. specimen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24

SIUHIptIItI, JHnutrY ;, To. %
STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court holden II
District OF Randolph, ss. West Randolph, within and
for the Distinct aforesaid the eighth , Of January,
A. d. le50:
A INSTRUMENT purPosiing TO be the Last Will and
"a Testament of Peiatiah Rogers late Of r. ,doph said
District deceased, presented Cou here for Pro-
bate, By Doct Walter Carpenter, the Executor therein
ed-fherroTe ordered by said Court, Nat public
be given all concerned there be-
fore SAID Couri session thereof be held at the Regis
tsr Office in Wcsandoph, the 18th day OF January "A.
ID. 1850, and the probate said " and
Their ordered that this order be published three
cessively the Waterman and State Journal newspaper
printed Montpelier this Sate the last Of which shall
be previous the day assigned aforesaid hearing
Given under my hand at the Probate Ofics West Ran
doph this 9Th day of January, A. d. 1885,
1 Il. HUTCHINSON Rspistex
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Administrators Aucticn Sale.

WILL. be sold Public Auction the premises
w 3st day ofJauunry, A.. d. I-50 O'Clock p NJ.
I'll the land belonging To The estate of ZERAH HILLS,
that lies south Of the turnpike MiGdesx supposed
four five
LORENZO d. HILLS, Administrator.
nj
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hlarkets.
Domestic Wool Market.

NEW ORR. Jan. Is, IS5U.
Or market being closed OF the lower grades of
Fleece wool there has been the usual of
DONE but the sales foot so 100 600 lbs. at full
prices mostly Of the higher grades - md 50 We
underand that the markets Of ghborng cities have been
active, good business having been lone in Philadelphia,
while nothing checks large Boston. except the
of upon which OPERATE From Springfield
also learn thai sales tho OF 900 lbs Fine Feeces
hive been effected Pulled wOYs have also been equei,
OcO h having been slI 10 manufacturers since the
date of last report and firm with upward
tendency The receipts have been light, amounting only
LIZ LIZ
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

y NATHAS BEARD. OF Stl-t ~, Goa. one II lie
Iissr .J..s.4f tl. y--. s,i fcf cfa - lsiqJ
HRANIr> RI fItAING f.AII,AGA We cuu.4 lLnr liz
.'rr..4 II tI.is gts 80
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BRANT'S INDIAN
purifying EXTRACT

sah Mscige IN cvery'r spect and ;her" is abundant
proof in effected that ONE HOillE Of II CON
iaiu- purifying healing virtue. suu media poer then
there l. contained -Four 0tfL Of any GrspGriiG. Fny
or m,dirjNc that has been nssed tor -ae. There
unduubi proof in pamphlets t1nt by the OF this
great IsdhtH PNrlfT HEY that were DYING yet LIVE
ih,-y that is,IE and CRPrLTD now WALKihey
that SCBoFCLoUs and Otherwise diseased ha' e
lcen LII. AL ID NM ClKEp
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LIST OF LETTERS

a. q = - ARA W. -
from the Caned1-, Will hnc
peditinu- foutc-
Jsnuary Is. l-50.
LIST OF
u EXAMINING IN THE
Al January /, 1850.
a.
Anderson, Arthur
Alexis Id-f, freeman X.
Alexander, Mr.
Allen, sir.
Andrews, Samuel p.
Afmcs, Gins tophef +.
Anger, Nf. u.
-.
Brown, Chester
Barley, Joseph
Bourbon, N5.llam
Bfisgs, Jam s
f@ck si,h, Gcoige
Bioi--ii- Nm
b rtl.it, WA =.
Decide charles
Raarimau, VIM. G.
hr-fl, Iptn
RecsW r'h. John
Bsftle.:. = cluas Jr.
Hr-hna, Lew
ruete., Orrin
retef, q y.
Bauer Il. Warren VI.
Bishop. Rss.N
Eafr.ii. I1.r1h H.
Hume. Ps;t
Bfa.iv. ~ p.
Rurthtc. Jc1n
Barron John
Bre,nas. Nics7el
T.. ~ I,,,.s
E5rr-.tt. sl,.. F-si,,.
pr.n- ,i,.-F.i..,
hun M. Ireu,
E,e ~ NH.
,.,..,,.., ,it..o,
f...r..''gil ID p >
rr.t, y
,lf
g. -
-. - ,
-, ~,
IL
~ ~ 'o
4.
49, $3.50 '0'' a - = y
1'' u -.
'.,'o u"
-
'''i'' ""
n.il''''' Y'eA
o.. ~
~
-l'.l !, l. "
pan ''e'', ) ii1es
n',''nins' Jerry
tli"Va1' ''it Z
! sues Js'iies
: "fa'n' Johi
: Ainphoe., 'a''n
'"u1er-, 'lich-el
nweh'ii' Nis' II 'nn-h
C go, - a., a Inn I'M.
C........ e.. -
60 a." r,.,-t..h
~ -
p.o..,. -,
49,.
- y 80
49, i,'' r.,
ia % . ~ i IT,
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NsER GyuRTAL rysEAsEs.

BRANT's PURIFYING EXT1At- r .s fe-i.e sad .t9o4.5
7"do7t- o. ag DE sas Fl 9irH1. s' os 'c ui ie eri>
7rep1ru ,is 81 Cstn'isl Or 1leReuEl ~ sts7.
--si'rs t-At ''r, AMI ~ ~ prs d44fi
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cAnCERs CURED.

IIi-4I,. -tt@ ire t,'riff ly ,tlrG 4 WILLIAM
Mr j.. BROWN -, !it>, far ~ 70 'irs-rs Rl>:-ii
Ii I$4Eb UfIes lie, and Ell. ~ orhtr respsnaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24

iNTIC STEAMERS to nm
his the cheapest and most Q,
:. ALLEN.
81
LETTERS
'OST OFFICE, Moutpelio
Kib5ey, Mrs. Maria
Kelley, fn,t
kean, John
Kennedy, Catherine
kIbbey, D.B.
Z.
Lelan, Charles
Latham, Holden
Leach, ].
lawson. Chester
Lemilcy, Edward
Lincoln, Nlr- NJ J
Lane, Mss Gath. 6.
NJ.
Merrill, Heurs
March, Ch4fie-
Maynard, A Il. .
Martin, LesIs
Martin, Arli1
Mallsrv, VIM.
Nerrli, lac sna
M-riin Siseou ;.
Miaci Hosea
M.Aurnari, Petit
Vi Menlmon. Jacob
ii Uoueoli, Peter
Mahouncy, John
MurriN I'Eam-s )
Mech-n, Thomas
Morton. 2 "a
Muty, YIN.
Moionay, John ,
aoffe" lines
aleanis' ftH
McDahal, Mi-s Arne
H.iiores, Miss Martha
NuIhaIa, ~ = Julia +.
Mlrsha!i, Miss Mary
y.
Nirho', frt
-.
b's", 'fei' u H.
O'is' IT,
Iise, Lev u;
f"it~f, ~ 10 H.
Person, !. y.
futuan. JoEeph w.
Peck, ! J.
FRONT, John
Perkins, r. \.
fu.u'ia < Worcester
an, 81 i-n,''. 1''e
deeA' ''ose-' ~
Parker, Geo ".
ffsin, L.
Ego, \. 6. !
I"fse'' l-f"''u'
',''' n1i' 'Son
L'll''''' ~
rum am - -
iN'ili2s' nuI19n
nafs' l W
len!, o. +
vea' MS, 'u'is 4
1 ui'o"' mrs Mary
q.
OulHil", fiit
8"
heH" v iif''othy
hho a. o.ts'f
hana iii' " a.
h9ni'i'''.i' AA''e'
! 'ue', hi'nin
u ~ p M - III,
ho1ins"h = hidder
ROBINSON 'aiics
h0seuh. ID, fu'li2
Il van Eain"nh
Ia M ~, 'i'' haei
hiee' ii'ss augusta =
Ii RICHARDSON, Sophfon'a
,;
S'H''evAnt' IL l.
s'fon- moses
scout Nf .
'i1ins' i''"'- l.
Si'ue @oV-
Sniiih, A-ht
Smi'h' FRANK
SpAidiH = :. g.
Stevens, hcHry
s'"ti' AHHi-'n
stevens, LAX
smith, 4. e. :
seam"r, LiiJ7h
Si'soy, Nitcn u
Snnueis, u. /.
Sheldon, Da@id :
Stone, Charles t.
SCOT, Burroughs z
Stafford, Frank
Sro'i, G, ".
Smith, John
Siraiiou, George III.
Sullivan, ltm.
SPEEDING, Asof
Siei, -.
Scarf, Rev ".
Slide, lloTa'd
s. sInour, Nm.
SuliiSen, Owea
Sioue, Mr=- LYDIA
Somofby, Mis- \. II.
Stone, MARY =.
Shurtlif, Augusta
Starr, Ann
Il.
7 homa., Charles
Toby, Il. W.
Tihbatts, John
Town, Gee. Z.
7 homas, J. W.
Townshend, Thayer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-24

just received.
Seue se'y rfe'ty Hew De Lanes, in Green grounds.
Also, Gaze Of vers desirable Syi-s PRINTS,
NJ los Vuces
Jannarv 50 5s.3y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13
TO the Public.

Wherever DIR STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY has been introduced, the most ex-
traOrdinary success has attended it. Four hundred
thousand packages of this justly popular remedy have
been disposed of since its first introduction into st
Louis, and the testimony of thousands can now be
offered to prove its claim on your consideration,
one of the most elegant and useful compounds of
the day. The proprietor hears of its beneficial eff
fects from every quarter the country and he feels
encouraged to extend its sale throughout all Amer
lea. Here is evidence of its favorable reception at
the "Lake City,
From the Druggists Of Chicago-Their sales in -Four
Months.
We, the undersigned, Druggists of Chicago, do
hereby certify that the following is correct state
ment of the amount of our sales of the medicine
known as sDr Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough
Candy,'' prepared from the original recipe by Mr.
Hamilton Wade, of st Louis, No. and take pleas
ure in saying that it has given satisfaction to many
of our customers who have used it, a remedy for
diseases of the breast and lungs.
J. II. Reed X CO., 1856 packages,
l.. NJ. Boyce, per clerk.) s64 :. all we had
S. Sawyer, 432 {. all had.
+. SCammon, 2SS &C all | had.
BrinCkcrh of 4 Penton. 264
Henry Richie, (per Bowman,) 2ss g
X. & II. Anderson, $50 {.
Chicago, Sept. %. lS49.
Some of these gentlemen were formerly practi-
TONERS Of medicine. The Druggists are not alone
in their fdror0bie notice Of our Sugar Medicine. They
would have reported still larger sales at Chicago but
the close of nav cation prevented shipping
to them.
Price One Dime perro rolls for 25 cts per Dos.
"A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
For eby Druggists andCountry merchants, gen.
orally, throughout the United States and the Canadas
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for
use. handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat
of Arms, and the written signature Of Hamilton
Wade, proprietary is on the outside wrapper of
each roll and package.
MessrS J. II. BARNARD & BRO. Wholesale
Druggists, lilo Main street. st Louis, Mo-, the
General Agents. orders from the country, or APP
quotations for agency, directed to them will meet
with prompt attention.
For sale at Burlington, by f. F.. Gay.J. F. Tallant
and S. l.. Burnap. (may 80. lS5O-ly