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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scourr- OF the western couatrv these
Medicines will b. found 4 safe. speedy. ard e-rts1
remedy Oti.er medicines leave the system sub
lect to a return of tn d.sssse-a cure b. these
medicines Is perman~ut-rRY THEN, BE = y
TlSFiED. AND BE CURED
Bilious Fevers and Liver OomDlaia.s.
General Debility, Loss os tsrzri- sxD
DISEASES OF fEHALEs-thes- Jr-,iiciuos Ia o-..n
used with the most bcIrfr.il results ga csas OF ils
d scriPtion :-kIxs Evil. ana SczoFuLs. "a rs
woFs; FORMS yields 70 the mid Yet powerful ac,ai q
these remarkable Medicines NIsur Sgr.rs.
nervous DEBIITrT, NEkvoUs ConfL,lNgs Of oil
Kinds, PALFTrATIoS TgE .izAAr, PASTzG-s
COLO. are speedily cared.
M2RGUaiAL DISEASES,
Persons whose constitutions have become IN
paired BY the injudicous use Of Mxzcusv. srl sad
siese Medicines perfect cure, as th.., never iI
TO eradicate from the system all the ELECTS Of
Mercury infinitely tisaa the .s,s-, ,,ovv=rtl
Preparations Of SarsaParaa- 4 sinvts .ad ..il
place them beyond the reach Of cslstitiou II, the
estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERYEl-rS
Several have lately been discovered and shsir
hilarious authors arrested, both in the civ of M,
York and abroad
Buy Of no one who IS re: an suraoz,sx,
AGENT.
Prepared and sold By Dr.. w. B NOFFAT, $50
Broadway, New-York
FOR SALE BY
:. K. COLLINS Moato-lier "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE

Mr. T. 5 TERRY. ueyeisat E.yua. Gerse. c0zaty v T..
wrote August - si3 BRASrS MEDICINE dong
ces here Il has cured Of Coaszpf thai al The ply
scians had said sv- nc Wher he commenced taking Brals
Medicine, he could ms tai mis- hezd be tei
the iaAgs, ard every symptom seemed Indicate that he
die but astonishing 10 a. h= allie IA AID rides
the counv- He used sfy bottles has asts -.
young Riy OF CoHss,1rfi5s 4. Orleans 49,
father doctor could c1re~ h-s -a--.sas O..
Mr.. MILLER a merchant o The same - - 80 49, 1880 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
Many Consurnotions Cured.

Mr. 5 IL CLARK HnrIeazni. Cig3e. usyse cssa,. y Y.
. infnsH tiki EEA>T'S PULMONARY EAT.SAM
sold readily Clyde, and sad Ii sae
specialize peur- al. personal vsslie knoved-e
be relied medical have cuIe asrav
tire pcsozs several Of whom acquainted vh- who
bope.=Sy sick Considered BY physicians ind al
friends. past possibility OF cure. ye-. facts
BRANrS BALSAN hes res.ored hem 10 FEgFEcr HALLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
- Rutland & Burlington M
RAILROAD.
Through TO Bellows Falls.
change os a. Onrs

an and after Monda, bee "a 1853, Trans will leave
" EufiHgtou for So-tNn a. A A NeGndzAs except
a sto 80 huar at Tails Dinner. arriving at
Boston 81 A-iaTu So connecting ~ Naipole with
the for ehoro, Lad thence 10 New Or also 81
on Junction oree-tcr Nashul Nora ich and
Worcester Kzro.d aud Steamers Ia Long Island sound,
arriving at A NJ morn rg-fare $50 Returning,
Boston - A. Nj. anNiug at Bur inston at -
P NJ M Yok al r. VI arriving Burlington the
u.xi evening lion BotDn, connecting
Be lows Ms both he sullivan Road 10 White
gser Junction 5Ld Wells River AGO, accommodation
Tram Will rave 80 4 H. for Burlington
ing At 80 T. 81. rrvias - Ruti and 5 o. NJ.
4 luther information. toeethsr with Tickets be
ubaiae1 al Ticket Office Darlington, and The sta
Agents tie Inc.
Burlington, Dec. u, I>i.- cif
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
RAISED FROM THE CRAVE.

Me=srs- PRATT FOSTER. ns-elruis qf I'es; CorHEar
Ccna. said bRiNT'S b4lS-iH ad effected cf
hopeless CcSsygTfos tii-ir uVvu. h1t
other Lleclne could ~ sud er=. that !: had
u rof- II tst md IL tie
friends sad NJST DIE One frntenial- particular
far thzE - sscisu ioi l.f ssszs hk
eiIcrae He hen, trtc hnc
BRAST-S BALSA4i-GoI wELl-sia6 il aol- --1 r1v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
APRIL %, 1850.
100 Peddlers Wanted!

ONE HUNDRED good PEDDLERS wanted with h,>t
" teams all ragged for the business, TO sell IN
WARE, DRY GOODS, sc. and commence about the hfsi
Of April GOOD wages paid to those Who are All
RIGHT E. +. PARKER.
Prar,o-<v,lla Fsbu.rv - 1850 6l3m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
FITS. FITS, FITS.

M-esr. J. K LIPPINCOTT SJN. Respectable nerrisn'-
fff- re- Stfrf7 eaat,. Feaag isE1z- vlo-z 10 Nay
--r.ru- s--er EFNrfirs uscl l-1 T-n d.
-.-rd f,.nl -ie use ~ ERsST-S PULMONARY bAL>Al.
aue ~ faer cls-alr-r- 1ss A. informed fru LII l-r
i taieh taa i.--a sa rrr 9r s--r1 ys5rl,
o. - Of EhsNT-S H4f.SsN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
FOR NEW-YORK!
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
fARE--FROM
WALPOLE TO NETWORK,
$500.

TRAINS leave Br4ttirh..' ~ - A. NJ ana D, r NJ
oa the ..--- stage CONNECTING with the Chesh-
-. van Railroad at - asoIe.
Passengers by the leaving Montpelier Wells
IRVING Napor al 81 Z. ~ take the O'Clock
r III Brareoero in Springfield 45,
NJ and prorosd by the Hartford aud New Haven Rail-
road .sd the Sspsrinr.
Steamboat Connecticut,
Is To NEsst-f O3 n, .rriylos al 4ooui ;, A IL.
Pas-en-r- leaving Bra ileoofo' the rsac.
Springfield u - A. N. aud proceed directly Ns~ Yo.k
ny $685.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
arriving about z. NJ.
THIS will be Iound CHEAT, QUICK, and COMFORT
ABLE ROUTE ifon all parts Vermont aud West-
New Hampshire aorrus traveters the ehot5e Of
entire sd Of dion Of the finest 5sas
upon the sound rl-
RETURNING, Psssersers can leave NewYork by the 8
A. NJ Fain York and New Railroad
reach aitesro tho and reach Mon, Psier,
- Wells River, the day at 4-3 r. NJ ~
Passengers xsid by the hrst from
Bsaisisoro, reach Prcv nee Abany. Troy whIiehai
the same evening. snd buffalo the day r. NJ.
Northampton. Feb g. Ie50 49-6is:osn
.+.l..5- JOSIAH HUNT, supt. c. & T. Road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
CONSUMPTION

r., an Chrisr1-urzer snf civilized cnln-ries. rs
4rf-r on Of deaths than any Other ma ~ - -
he human family; End. IuI win n = = y as 81 -f de-
beea any eertsLI remedy 10 stop lie ds-A7 o- " ~
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BIackW0Od's Magazine,
and the
British Osa..rferly Reviews.


British Quarterly Reviews.
OWING to The late revolutions utions
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quick -uccr.ioG, and of which 1.-THE end - not
y~r The eadss periodicals Great britau have become
invested with degree # interest hitherto unsno"n-
occupy middle ground the hssiy, dI>oiuief and
necessarily imperfect Ofthe and he ella
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,aps correct and connected OF alt the important
political d Id, they Occult ana learns
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MoFEATS
J;ea Pills and Ph9lix biffers'

=, ihess | nsr;oJ Of FIFTEEN YEARS. ana
nc lor %. 80. have roaptained hign character
oI o sa sverv part Of the globe for their esIsor
dnary and Immediate p0xsi OF o sssio eyslT and
hath TO person. suffering unas. nea,s I'M, Ts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

Thi- BALSAI HEALS txn ctsrs rtcFss n fhe N.fS-
ani src ia-,lg o-'iriy ard efsiy O.. is =
~. Extract erf->z aiil hertz erfrTnf- - h-i
ir- <fSr ass 81 CONN ni C5Hs1asFio1 VI Ten, air
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Drs, Thaver g. Villa rs

Lave entered r-shp Inc pf-etice Of
II Medicine and Surgery, at Northneld-
..t.. SAN'I. W. THAYER.
~ EDWARD H. WILLIAMS
D.r.,,h., l., tssa z2rf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
A Safe that is A Safe.

sU,flE ,scrSsr a-~a nr the sale Of DEMO- CHE
Z NSY & co.'s S.fFES-an article which hasp pass
ed through the fiery trial. and be confidently relied
may be by the following letter, which may be
-ee a store: Na
FrrcHsuRe, Dee 18th, ls4a
Messrs- DEMO, Cheney & Co.
GEsrs the sae bought Of the file FROG,
three four ksurs and nearly white hot great por-
tiou Of the time Our Books slf perfectly egbe and
did not lose that in the safe and
sdes ourselves fortunate having valuable an article
le1rs bectfally,
j. & s. W. PUTNAM
For Sale by TINOTHY CROSS
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & COMPANY
No. 10, WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON.
DURIIsH and keep constantly hand, full supply Of
L the following
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

TIE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER. PABT l. ~h'er
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THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PAET IL, con
tanning Exercises Aiticul ton arranged connection
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TIE PRIMARY = HpOL READER, FART III Is de
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THE GRAMMAR SCHput. READER. - designed fo
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Articulation connection with Reading Lessons
Price Is cents.
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ains Exercises Aeullton, Psuse-, Iuiecfuns Il The
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w A l. l. ACE & CO.,
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For sale by REDFIELD s. GRANSis and g. X co.,
LINS noutpeIer; Johnson & Csia,hei wat.feId Goss
* Deiano Waterbay A. T. Bancroft. Plainf Id French
r. Walker. Barr; James sarieu, Warren Putnam &
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Camp, Ssrthhri Centre j. A. ) White Northhed; N r.
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Slo~e he',s kashi, john-oai W. & H. Griswod, Jef
frsonviiie. e. > Hokins = Co Cim5'idge And BY BIER
chanrs nd 'russss nearly every the State
Jauuars- lc5 ~ s..' q .Att. 57:rv
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Thousands of Consunptions

and C5nis aisniInIiv prove - uHfag srley N
-lci a1l uado1lt curative Tossef and SOON NJ
hein< properties IN rhe f0lovu. clnlp-1a-s an
Spifsg Hiood Bire1g the iarss Pms n ne Ht
and SiGe, Nigf Nt-s. Nerols CsrazidI F1Tffial = re
Fi.sr CerG fnfIatIa and Sfan-er tsr} ti-' q
Chla,e. and .isal,I. ind III FeiALE NEAsNEssas.
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Adams's Arithmetical Series.

-, PRIMARY ARiTHN ETC, Asatsl Operation 10
Nc,er beng Introduction The Rssscd Edition Of
Aiams's New Auihm-tie- Price p e@rts
%. ADAMS's NEw AKtruMErlC, Revised Edition.
Free IS cents.
81. KEY TO ApAMs'S Ne" ARITHMETIC. Pries
IS
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POWERS And MACHINERY, de=rsued 10 follow New
Arithmetic Ia Press
.sth ADAsS : Book KEEPING, containing lucid
examination Of tie method Of Book Keeping by
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

and I'll 81 ru'uursry uaiur-4ueil Z sass a. I.
aiiy prove saa under ordinary treatment Wien 'i7. a."
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Classical School Books.

CROSBY'S CREEK GRAMMAR. bong GTanmsr q
the Greek Language. b. Apeus Crosby Professor OF thu
Greek Language and Literature bar tmouih College
Pnce 81 Is
CROSsY'S XENOPHoN'$ ANABASiS Price IS cts
CRO~BY'S GREEK Lessons, consisting of selections
from Xeuophous An Basis with directions study
the GIaiam4f &c &r- Price 70 lac
GREEK TABLES for the OF students, BY A Pheus
| Crosby, Author ef tsreek Prce 81 cents.
l. lrhfIrN - l. I'LL ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

No mother need the Of her child bv ms,
eh..ddes,ron- eosaplsn, wien iiag
Ctokeru Erfat what called SUMNER Co,tPr .rxrf
GRANTS PULMONARY BAL>AAf' be admiairferea 10
the child IL should. however used In f-,
large pctloHs the directions each bottle prescb- uri
the complaint = Checked.
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DEEDS.

and " ARRANTY. Tor sale BY E. P WAL
VI TON 8 SON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14

"Elder Berry wine !" said Mrs. Parting
ton, and she looked straigh, 3, the tea kel-
tie as it simmered over the fire; "l,as the
dear old elder left preaching and gone to
making wine ? For the stomach's sake,
merely, dare say. What powerful prea-
cher he was! never shall forget how he
spoke about young Shad that desecra,ed his
neck while riding out one Lords day. SAYS
he-"how dreadful was that young mans
latter end. The horse ran away with him
and lesped over precipice, and he, instead
of saying Lord save my soul, cried ou,
'd-n the horse Every body was cleo
terized, there wasn't a dry eye in the ordi-
nance. Well, welI,'' continued she, 81 hope
he will do we'll in his new invocation, and
be careful and no. put his new wine into
old bottles" She here dropped off sudden
y with gentle murmur, as she nodded her
head, of"Elder Berry'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14
ARREST OF SLAVE AND HIS ABDUCTION.
III ell e. IL MI:

ARREST OF SLAVE AND HIS ABDUcToR.
We copy the following from the National
InteIligencer Of Saturday last:
The police Of this city succeeded on
Thursday night, after severe conf1ici, in ar
resting white man named VIM. L. Chaplin,
and runaway slave named Allen, the for
mer being in the act Of conveying the slave
who was captured, and another named Gar
land, who made his escape, out Of the Dis
Irict and the ownership of their sters, to-
wards free State. The police officers hav-
ing watched the movements Of Chaplin, and
seen him leave the city about ten o'clock
in carriage, which he drove himself, traced
him to point on the Montgomery road
near the residence of F. P. Blair, Esq. Here
the officers, Handy, WolIasd, Davis, Cox,
and Captain Goddard, attempted to stop the
carriage, in which were the two runaway
negroes. On the attempted being made by
Mr. w. Smithia, who accompanied the Off
GERS, 10 seize the reins held by Chaplin, the
latter fred pistol ball al Smilhia which
passed through his hat, without injuring him.
With the aid Of Mr.. Richard Butt, who also
accompanied the officers, Chaplin was Sc
Su'Cu, oitCi ucSpcIdtc ItSlstdUCe. ne
runaways in the carriage having each re-
volver, fred several times at the officers,
who also fred at the negroes. Not less
than .wenty.seven shots were fred, aud the
fight continued for five or six minutes.
The captured negro was slightly wound
ed in the back, aud would undoubtedly have
been killed had not a bulIe, lodgediin his
watch, and SO protected him from a deadly
shot 1t is wonderful that none Of the Of
ficers were killed, or seriously injured. Mr..
Butt was slightly wounded in The arm
Neither officers WoIlard, Handy, Davis,
Cox, or Capt. Goddard, was injured. The
firing was altogether in the dark; there were,
however, nine bullet holes in the carriage.
1t was supposed that Garland, the negro
who made his escape, was severely if not
MORALLY wounded but we learned at ten
O'Clock last night tina. he was only wound.
ed in The hand, and it was probable he would
give himself up in the course of las, night.
Allen and the abduclor, Chaplin, were both
committed to Jail yesterday bv Justice God
dard. We understand that Chaplin has re-
sided in this city for the last two years he
Is man Of education, and is said to be from
the State of New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14

NEW MARYLAND LAws.-We are indcbt-
ed, says the editor Of the Sun, to VIM. Nc
Neir, the printer for the Senate of Mary land,
for copy Of the laws passed at the last ses-
sion, comprising with the index abou, 500
pages, and also the journal Of the Senate Of
Maryland, filling about 400 pages. The
work is plain but we'll executed, with side
notes, and more than usually valuable this
year, as the important public laws have not,
as usual, been published in the newspapers
by the Treasurer yet, although five months
has elapsed since the adjournment of the
Legislature. Much inquiry has been made
for them by lawyers, magistrates, and 9th
ers directly interested in obtaining know
ledge of their provisions. The public gen
orally are interested in seeing the important
laws passed at each session Of the Legisla-
ture, and the only way the mass can OBJ
tain them is through the newspapers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14

ANOTHER ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
A party offive runaway slaves were brought
in the cars yesterday morning from York,
Pa. 1t appears tina, eleven slaves owned by
diferen. parties in Maryland recently ab-
conded, and succeeded in making their way
over into Pennsylvania; information was OBJ
tanned that they were al the house of a ne
gro residing near the State line, and an ef-
fort was made for their arrest which proved
successful in the caplure of seven of the party.
Those were properly secured and put in
The cars for the purpose of being brought
on TO Baltimore, but while the train was
stopping a, Shrewsbury, Pa, someting Of an
ARRAY occurred and, through The forclble ef-
forts Of some of the residents there two Of
the negroes were liberated and managed to
escape. One of the negroes fred PTS tol
during the affray, which came near taking
effect upon one of the white men who had
Them in charge. The affair is said to have
caused considerable excitement on both
sides Of the Pennsylvania and Maryland line.
Bali. american.
The Baltimore Sun Of Saturday says:
On arriving at the depot in this city they
WeTe very SUBMISSIVE anu qule'lf Nielueu
to the manacles. One Of them was from
Calvert county, another from Pr. Georges,
another from Mon.g and two from
Baltimore county. The two that escaped
were brothers Of one of those capured.-
They acknowledge lhs. their escape had
been managed by some Abolilionis,s, and
rated them in round terms for having got
them into so serious a scrape. They were
Immediately taken to one Of the private
prisons to await the orders of their masters.
1t is also believed tina, at leas, four others
were concealed in the vicinity Of Shrews-
bury, and, as seven are said 10 have left this
city on last Sunday night in the same di-
rec'ion, it is supposed they area portion of
that party.
Shrewsbury being near the Maryland line,
is now the route chosen for the underground
railroad, and recent events have proved that
the runaways find many white as well as
black sympa.hisers in that vicinity. The
temptation of large rewards, however, has
put great many on their track, so that
new route will soon be chosen. About two
months since party Of sixteen were cap
tured in the same vicinity, and a smalee
party few weeks since.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14
MISUNDERSTANDING MoTIvE POWER

GHETTO Motive POWER
Great Muention.-A CORE Pendent of The
National lntelligencer, after abiding 10 the
conclusions come TO by the distinguished
sevans of'Europe tina, e'ec,ro-magne,ism can
never be used as motive power on account
Of its expense, says:
"We shall soon, however, see whether
the European sauans are right in their de-
duc,ions or not. Professor Page will in a
few days make public the results Of his in
ves,igations; and, although we have been
permitted 10 see some Of them, we cannot
anticipate more than 10 state that he has a
beautiful electromagnetic engine of five
horse power, " orked by battery contain
ed within three cubic feet, we shall doubt
less know from him. Among the startling
wonders he has produced, is an eIec,ro-msg-
net which raises three hundred pounds
through ten inches-at least thousand
times the most powerful magne, ever made.
He has also discovered a new explosive
force in the gavanic current, by which he
produces a! pleasure rapid succession Of
explosions as loud as pistol, or SO fain. as
scarcely TO be heard.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-08-14

UNwIsE MEN.-The following are few
Of the characters coming under this head
The jealous man who poisons his own
banque, and then eats it.
The mises that starves himself 10 death
that his heirs may feast.
The mean man: who bites off his own
nose to despite his neighbor.
The angry man: who sets his own house
on fire, that he may burn up another's.
The slanderer: who tells tales, and gives
his enemy a chance 10 prove him liar.