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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Could not Live a Day longer I!

Hersgs F., 3. CALDWELL & co, Of Fast O,,re2o, DE-
'rcgo Co., - J., respectable uggss wrote o Ws
hive Just heard, GIuu II Ng Nheaan, respectable citi
OF this place, of m important of Coa'SRpiicn,
which BPASTs IsDIAS PULMONARY RsLsAI has produced
The wife Of acquaintance Of his who resides il tic
lUwr Of Palermo IN tGs county she had crcn long
fined 10 her bed, and dangerously diseased that her
friends teev"d Il impossible for her 10 lis HIH ONE
DAY LONGER. But, VIXEN AL other hope utterly failed,
slc c0nlmeuC.a taking RBfAI'S PCIMON.iRP Bdi.
SAM and s medic efficacy hns raised her from \ pY
iSG that size is goIa about aud attending 70
her domestic hoHciod af1fs 0ad dufies She achuOw
and II isycry evident n she Is indebted 10 BEANTs BAL.
SAM for her recovery rom ong severe and dEgcgU
sickness; and her friends and me- 2bors consider thar med
t1ttu .ivyun 1.I,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
NUs k.AI A.AUhDIIt a M UIcMi,
,nos ennolusiyeiy prove, that
" Truth is stranger then Eictien.'
CURE or
snEualTiSd. BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman

~ EeF JefFy OF oIshhSsspct sW7lhEiehn sho sssi~s
&C! .s-oh. -
s,ovry, New Jersey, July IA, isis.
r-. Z II CTVis.u-Dear Sir. You wish 10 knc- ei
vst h,s h.eu tie result in nv oi the spplS
eaton ol THE GhLYANIC EnLT AND hECKLkCE
~ reply !s IS follows:
ior about frtuy vs1rs hsd been suffering FROM pys
pcptA. Every year the symptoms became worEe, nor
crHt Obsin permanent relief from any course OF nes
col treatment whatever About fourier, yeers since,
,ueucc OF frequent exposure to the eether in the
dischsrre Of my pastoral duties became subject 70
Chronic Rheumatsn, which for year after year.
caused ndescribable anguish Farther IN the winter
Ct ~ sEl As n consequence of preaching great deal
10 ny and various other churches in this region
to require al Immediate suspension Of my pas
ogsl LAHORE ny iySie" thDror sh!y pros
aei and as Bronchitis became wofse, also did
DS spepsls and Rheumatic adrcon-thus evincing that
e4c disorders connected with each other through
tie medium of lae Nervous system. In the whole pbAs.
EScppo3 there seemed 20 Ie no remedial agent which
could reach and rccuperGte my Nervous system every
u,ing hst had tried for this purpose bad completely
al.sl. Al lest led by my friends 20 examine your
their encieucy) determined 10 Try the effect Of tho
spplicstion of the GALYANlC BELT AND NECRLACE.
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was IN June, lss6
To GREAr AsIoSIsHnrNr, ~ TWO DAYS MY DYsPErsA
GOSr; SIGHT OARS ! WAS EaABiED RLsUHE
~ F.sroRAi itroRs ror HAyI sIrCE OMITTED sireLR
SERVICE Account OF rHy BEoNcHITis, AND ~ Rpku-
nATiC sFFECrioT HL1 rTriRLLY GtiesD TO TROUBLE
Such the wonderful and happy results Of The
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10 many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuragic snec-
tons They have tried theia. WITH sArrr REsuLrs, I
BELIEVE, EyFpy CASE
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. LANDl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
RAISED FROM TIL GRAVE

Mess~ PRATT : FOSTER, mtyehar';, Of West Com
r0H. CoHl, suid RR..hI'S BiISIT had effected cures
of such hopeless Of CoHsuMPTIoN in their town. that
other cOurlncdiCine could be sold there; that IL
had raised from ne that phyBicaus
and nl The friends said MUST DIE! Que gentleman, in
particular fr gone, That his physician told him IL
Useies 20 aJc any medicine He then, Wfc
haze i.f, laFan TO take BRAST'3 BALSAM-Cor
a = mn M "A eteTG he RAJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Farm to Let.

INiIE Farm now occupied by Joscrh Bate.
4 man, Containing about Is acres If cx Il
lent land with a privilege of Sea Weed ord
the righl ol sci ing stones and gravel n
large and commodi.us dwelling house, which
wi accommodate 40 bnrrdcrs. a small h use
for the tcnant, with suitable apparatus fer
cn king tw" large barns and crib with all
Other oct buildings For terms apply 10
THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
rov1tF
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
cl)tIsuMp

ia all Chrstirnised and civilized countries, hrs caused
larger proportion Of deaths than any other maedy that az
ncts the human family; and, until within a few years
there has hsen any e1in yencdy stop the devasa
lion OF thai destroyer But now
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
DIR. II. g.. PCCRY'G

VER RM!FUGE OR DEAD SHOT"
For worHs. 4 highly valuable pnrola-
ion, capable from the rrvnI ltuce II II e.
ION, ci clearing the sy stem III lew honls
Of every WON.
Much pains nas been taken by the origna-
tor ot this c"mpoun 10 Irs! q 4, coIslsra I've
merits Il The principal Vcrmilunr rrerara-
tions Of tn day--ahd whlc It is trank ac-
knowleiged. that rany Of item are often
successful end ID giySl rood, he is assuy Il
that this combines al, autgG"s .sod ~
no other Vermluge-- and having wi.ntssed
for series ot"ears - q "ltr Er!i % gac
ucc lis complete riumph over every other
preparation, he has permitted il TO 90 forth as
messenger OF relleiio all who TABOR under
lhls species Of human SgT rIng.
Thousands Of te,i!H.onia's II sht be here
adduccd to shor is rapidly increasing iame
ia the SogIh and West 80 but he Is entirely
wiling 10 rest i!s IepNs.!on on lrial Il It's
Own merits.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs. J. K. LGPPINCOTT SON. respectable mer.
chants HHyrJre. Suv0H eou1ty PegRsrdH0, wrote to
May ", S5 sntin, among otIer BENEFITS which had
been derived from tie use Of BRANT'S PULMONARY
BALsAM, that one OF their customers had just informed
them her cuIi, which bad heen sub ec To FIIs yOS
ucrs. was cured ly the of BRAsT's BdLSdM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

Tho fol wing certificate is from Mr. Dth-
dy, the celebrated DagucricutypIst
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with .A,rcme W, akneSs
D. w. advised TO take Hue hIng>' Dy.pcpJ
tit!-rs, Ga ~" every reason 10 iei ear
Inhjs spctlrc " cured ne. | ha,esuIi,ht
% symp o'"- "i - return of hr disease and
brti eve lron le effect il had on ne ;hat
viii cure HE NCrst cases ofpy>prp>ia
NJ. u. BnADY,
M 2n5 Broadway, N.Y.
The Proprirp cfIhl> medicine has receiy.
eel many n,h"r "-ttlicate> OF cur,S. equal Y
,emoIkuh'., oath Various diseases for W. len
TINS preparation is applicable u, the AFRO. {
are deemed necessary ~ -ati.iv any unpr.j
~ I'd nind OF Il> value ami -upcIluTIy
above all ether pr"pIr,t, Is.
rrInclpii office, , Fuhon IT., n. y, up
stairs
Price, 81 cents per hattie OF q hotties for
81 80 e. & & IiAZAkD.
NJyi Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
CONSUMPTION.
\ DYING WOMAN CURED

". stat" this cure. prove the POWER SAVE LIFE
when lis EAISAM j. used even Her the person is
sred BY I ysc,Hs and friends 10 be IN the last stages 9
dse1se-HcuHlly DYiSG-und in This case SO FAR GoNE,
lipt The sHRoUD aud BURAL-CLoTHEs bought For
the particulars Of this and the respectable and undoub
el I,of a the circumstances and facts refer
PAMPHLETS.
This cure effected on Mrs. ZlBA DYKEMAN, of
EaAstoa Syd Saratoga County, ~ \. W prove be-
yund doubt, many others, almost equally hopeless lad
.H1eyaJe cases Of C0Ugis aud COHsunJtioHs CURED
which we're pronounced ileur0bie By sRiLfuL PHYSICIANS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

I"htsUoroUshI Itnn., Dec. 3G, IsIS
We a. the agents Of nr perry, have re-.
tailed large quantity of his Velruiugc, "
from the demand for it. and the praise gwen
10 Il by those wno have purchased of us, and
rird II ia ;heir own lJmiIics, we have M hes
ialIo" In pronouaclngi' one OF the test az
ic!'s in use Tor he obstruction Of woIns IN
cAldren.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

: y
Extract cf letter received f. ..u s.,n
gnlsAed Lawyer.
EsuI,vi lie, Va, Nov li.t. 1851
Dear Sir,-Incre have ben - ....,.. Ir.
ais Of your NcrmIfuge in this 90 [. "a,
c"un'Ey, with the happicst success, TO var
ra' me- in recommending il as ore oi The
mnSt prompt ani ciicHcmus frntdi,s wuh
NA'ch 'he human f,uily have b"e,. b -, g,
ana Il vii aroru iaa peculiar satisfaction 10
witness lis g""'rai reception " the ruhllc
throughout the cnunlry,
Very respectfully.
1ENRY + KAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

THIS BALSAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS in the LUNGS,
and elsewhere Internally MS certainly and easily the Pu
RIFYsG EXTRACT and heaLs ulcers externally. This
nlsun cures of Cough and Consumption of
rES Ansr oil other remedies have GliLed 10 do good
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
For sac.

FOX - e.
strac. Of land OF l. res a. ,he north
par Of the Town, bon '.ed on The soutn 10y
Walugt street, On tho west by 81 street, on
the east by street running up on the west
side Of the com non burylng ground and on
,hc north by the Dyre farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot. Will he
sol. aitore!her, or IA lots to sril purchasers /;
terms liberal ani payments made easy. For
lGrihec particulars, enquire of
JEEuRO +. MiGC!IELL. or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Nillletown, % Mo. a tf
rTNO LET rhe Tewport Ban llou,r
4 Hi.h ception Of the. t"' lowe
rooms
CAHO)NE, Cashier.
Oct l9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Thousands of Consumptions

ana Csyonie Copgis abundanty prove is uHg efficacy
In such diseases, and It's und0ubled curative power and
suuhing. healing properties. in the following complaints
ana discusses VIZ Splitting 9f ROod Reedng al the Lungs
ram ~ he R,elst and Side Nght Seeats, Nervous Com
pains PaiDdti9g c( The Heart, Cholera IfdHiu DkeH-
eyy and Summer ComBains in Children and Adults. and
All EknAIE WEAkKEssEs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
100 900 cases or General Debility and want
OF Nervous Energy.

Ds s. r. TowNsENDs ssrssparilla invgora.es tho
whole system permanently. TO those who have
lost their muscular energy, by the effects Of medi.
cine, or ndIscretion committed in youth, or the
cessiye in ugence Of the passions, and brought ON
stude, want OF ambition fainting sensations prema
ture decay and decline Fastening toward thrt fatal
disease Consumption, can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy This ssrssparills is far supe
nor to any
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTlONS,
nrrast. Throat. Lungs. and IIeart

and u diseases OF pulmonary nnure-such diseases
usaly prove fatal under ordinary treatment, when they
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

ever known; il not only purifes the whole sys
TEN and strengthens the person, but creates, new
pure and rich blood power possessed by no other
Medicine. And in this lies the grand secret Of its
wonderful success II has performed within the last
two years, more than one hundred thousand cures
OF severe Of disease at least so 900
sidered ncurable II has saved the lives OF more
than $4,000 children the three past seasons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Female Medicines.

II is the safest and most efectual medicine for
purifying the system, and relieving the suferings
attendant upon childbirth ever discovered II
strengthens both the mother and the child prevents
pain ahJ disease. increases and ec-ich-s the food
those who have used it, think il is indispensable. II
ia highly useful both before and after confinement,
IT prevents diseases attendant upon chilibrth--
in Costyeness, Piles Cramps, swelling of the Fee,
Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting, Pain in IA,
Back and Lions, False Pains Hem0rrhage and in
regulating the socretions and eQualiLing the crcu
ation, II has no equal The great beauty OF this
medicine is il is always safe and the most delicate
use 1t most successfully, very few cases require
any other medicine, in some little Castor Ol,
hagnesia is useful Exercise in the open air ard
light food 18th this medicine, will always secure q
sale and easy confinement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
LATEST NEWS.

The Storm extended throughout New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and as
far South as Maryland, and was very destructive
to crops, buildings and shipping.
Mr.. Webster resigned his seat in the Senate
on Monday last, and on the same day Mr.. Clay
made his closing speech in defence Of The Com
PROMISE He took the ground that I'll the new
territory ia and ever viii he 6,.
California. News to June IL. On the l4.h
another great FIRE occurred at San Francisco,
hrrr;nc ao0 hu,,d;n,.. loo, ss nnonoo D..
-, 49,:
efs all "'sn soo goia o'gg'ns consequently much
interrupted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
A NEW MOVE.

The old liners have held a convention and
nominated county ticket After endorsing the
resolutions of the old line state convention, and
adopting an additional one against amaigama-
lions, D. A. Smalley Esq. made distinct prop
osition to withdraw half Of the old line ticket
tonists, on condition that the coalitionists shall
nominate the three old liners retained, and also
nominate olher good and true democrats for the
Office of sheriff, one Of the judges Of the coun-
ty, and one Senator, and not impose on them a.
ny political test not recognized by any of our
National Democratic Conventions" This was
agreed to by the Convention, but not without
opposition. Just exactly by this sort Of bargain
ing the Hunkers and Barnburners, alias Old
Liners and Coalitionists, of New York have Co
alesced anew, and ki6ked free soiiism out
Of The party 1t is bid for coalition support,
which we did not expect from the old liners
Perhaps Mr. Smalley knows his men better than
we do. We think, however, that il be succeeds
in his plan Of drawing the teeth Of tho coalition,
by dragging the old locos out of it. he will have
succeeded in drawicg the teeth also Of opposi-
ton to the Wing party in Vermont. He will
pretty clearly demonstrate to the understanding
of the people, that there can be but one chance
ieft for political honesty in Vermoot-and that
in the stauGch old Wing fold. We will cheer
fully trust the fate Of the Wing party to Green
Mountain Boys on such 4 demonstration. The
coalition of May 81, AZ, was a failure-such il
the destiny Of this. That could not carry
enough Of the Liberty Wings: this would drive
back to the Wing party every man of them who
has any self-respect, any substantial principle o:
political action, left 10 him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

enbankments, mainly 1t ealvests which were
found Too small eithsr for De Extraordinary food
of water q vers Distracted By the drift wood.
The cot offspain will not even approach Tie
suns hastily guessed atsnd rumosed without ex-
animation. The worst consequences are the In
terrup,ion in the business of the road and the
public inconvenience.
The cost of repairs is estimated at $4,000.
The ends ofthe road are getting daily nearer to-
gether, and by day after tomorrow it is expect
ed that the railroad and the highways will be 20
far repsired as to render travelling to!erab'y
speedy, regular and comfortable.
Since writing the above we learn from Een-
tleman Of this place, who has passed through the
line to Burlington and returned, that the foods
came mainly from the mountain streams, coming
in on the South nde Of the Winooski; the Nor
thern streams were high, but not unusually high
or destructive. This, together with the absence
of disastrous news from the North, shows that
the valley of the Winooski was the Northern
boundary of the great storm The wind, we
think, was South, South Eas:, until Friday eve
ming, and the storm was borne along the South
ern range of the Green Mountains until 1t reach
ed the passes through Orange, Washington and
Chi,tenden Counties, and followed these to the
Lab
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
The Hardest Cut.

The old line democrats" of Franklin County
met at Sheldon on the 18th, Gen. Hazletine pre-.
siding, and nominated full ticket This Con-
vention reiterated the resolutions of the old line
State Convention, and then voted TO print their
proceedings Gin the Burlington Sentinel, he
Democratic paper Of The State" In the name Of
mercy! old liners, mercy!. is there no compass
sion for the Windham Demoerat, the BARRIERS
PED, the fsinting .Age, the humble Star, or even
the hxmi3iased Pstnios? Arc they al sm-demo-
cratic sinners fallen from grace, and utterly past
redemption? Surely this u the unkindest cut
# all
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
The Shillinglaws---Stolen Prop
erty recovered.

We refer the reader to the formidable list of
stolen property recovered from the Shillinglaws:
if anybody in this region of Vermont, or any
where in it, has lost any thing, from horse to a
hand saw, here is fair chance to find it
The mysterious "foul play" case, which lately
occurred in Cornwall, Addison County, has been
entirely explained by the Shillinglaws. The
dead horse was killed by them; they left the
wagon; and on the first opportunity stole anoth-
er horse and wagon, winch is in possession of
Deputy Sheriff SSrbner.
By the way, it is but just to say, that praise is
due the officers of the Sheriff's department in
this County for ferreting out this gang and put
ting an end to their extensive Expectations
Particular praise is due to Deputy Scribner and
Holden Putnam I'd, for their success in arrest
ing the men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
MoSpAY. July 18th.

Senafe.-Mr. Webster fro II the JOINT commit
tee on the funeral ceremonies of the late Presi-
dent, reported resolution 10 transmit the pro-
ceedIngs of the two Houses and the vote ofcon-
dolence, 10 the widow of General Taylor; also
bill Tor granting TO her the franking privilege;
both Of which were passed.
Mr.. Case reported joint resolution to print
30, 600 copies OF the eulogies delivered in the
two Houses, the funeral arrangements, and the
ceremonies, which was also passed.
| Alter the miscellaneous business was conclu-
ded, on motion OF Mr.. Clay, the special order Of
the cav was taken up. which was the ComPro'
mise bill.
| Mr.. Butler resumed his remarks. He sad
that what would satisfy himself and his constlt-
uents, would oe to remand California back 10
her territorial condition, and insist upon the Ms
souri, Compromise. He strennousiy argued ior
Constitutional rights, and said that he had no
faith in the equilibrium Of the Free and ohse
States.
House.-Mr Morse introduced bill granting,
the ranking privilege 10 the widow OF Gene'"
Taylor, which was passed.
The consideration of the report Of the Com
mittee to investigate the Galphin claim was then
resumed. -.
| Mr.. Hil.isrd moved 10 lay the whole saU]e''
upon the tabA, which was ruled out :, l..
| Mr. Featherstone Withdrew his call lot ns
previous question, which was pending at tne az
journment. He also Withdrew his amendnep''
remarking that no change had taken place Ill t us
views, but that it was now inappropriate. ~
ssid that at some future day he wosia 'n''ou 10
bill for the permanent prevention oil tie "aS
transactions, and concluded by moving 'he PIC
yious question.
Nj. billiard moved 10 lay on the table lie a''
| resolution, which was lost-69 to W.
The previous question was sustained a"o ""
main question carried 104 to "a. ,..a
The resolution was subsequently fe-a'0p
by vote Of ll6 to 63. ,.. n
Mr.. Jones moved suspension Of the ro'e', "
bring up a resolution calling for the Teu9o'"s
of the GslphIn allowance, which was laeu oo''
Mr. Jones said that he heard no objections iio"
the members. Who was it that objected.
Mr.. Toombs exclaimed" Put me down.
[Cnes Of order, and much confusIon-I
Sir. Daniel asked consent 10 Introduce Ieso-
luton ceusuripg officers Of the Government ~,
acting ~ agents for claims, which vas oolec'e"
10.
Mr. Toom5s asked consent TO offer reso'u-
ton directing the condemned ordinance 70 70
substituted for those given TO the Jackson m0"'
ument. Granted.
The resolution of MI. Sweesser, and its suos'l-
tutes, relating to the conduct OF Secretary Me-,
edith, were then brought up. The amenou,ea.
10 the resolution, as modified BY Mr. onanu''''
was adopted.
Mr.. Bsyly moved to make the Appropriate"
bills the order for tomorrow.
After some opposition from Mr.. Preston King
and oshers, the yeas aud nays were ordered.
TuEspAr, July 10.
SRrArE-A message was received from 'n'
Pres,dea, bv the hands Of Mr. Gee P. Fisher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
Fire in Hardwick.

The Wooden Factory at South Hardwick, VT,
owned by s. X. Remick, and occupied BY A.
Adams, was consumed BY fire on the night ofthe
22d inst together with all the machinery. Loss
estimated at $4,000, part insured in Concord
N. H. Office. The stock in the factory was own
ed by Gilman, Holton & Judevine, and was part
saved-insured in the Vt Mutual for $1,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

The .Siamese Trims Dead. The Paris Journal
des Debats announces the death, in England, OF
the famous Sismese Twins. The Debais states,
that according to the London Medical Times, the
two brothers died of marasmus. pos'-n,ortem
examination proved what had been constantly
supposed by the faculty, viz THAT the two cav
tiles ofthe abdomen communicated by means OF
the hollow ligament which united them. and that
the livers ofthe twins were connected BY MEM
brane bride about halfan inch thick.
Denied: it is said that thetwins are in North
Carolina, and in good health, with their wives
and nine children. 1t is only the unnatural nm
ion Of locofocoism 4 ffeesoilism that y defunct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
Professor Webster.

The Governor and Council have refused to
commute the punishment Of Professor Webster,
and Friday, August 30th 10 fixed for his execu-
ton. Que member of the Council dissented.-
It Is said the prisoner expected this fate, ant
does not wish to avoid it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
Fourth Congressional District.

Pursuant 10 notice, the Convention was organ
lied here on fhe 18th, but after consultation it
was adjourned to such time and place as the
District Committee shall designa,e-probablyi in
Caledonia County, about the middle Of August
We were not in when this vote was taken, and
are therefore left TO guess that the Wings mean
to let their opponents do their best, and then
match EN-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

"7hs Wetsierian Party Such is the title
given to the Wing party Of Vermont by the Bur-
lington Courier. Aye, "Websterian" it is-sn The
best sense Of the sOord,-as the Courier will OBJ
serve by reading tho unanimous declaration of
the Wing State Convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
THE MARK.

The election of the State Ticket by the PEG.
ple-boih branches of the Legislature Wing
brothers, let that be the mark.