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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-18
AGENCY OF
Dr. y. y. EIfch's Celebrufed .Nedtctsses,

| fSED by him with such distinguished success in the
~ of Coughs, Consumption, Catarh, Asthma Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Gonorhoa Piles, Female Complaints hs.
ScASo, Dr. s. s. Ftch's Abdominal Supporters Shout
der Braces lnhalmg Tubes, and Lectures Consumption
and The art of preserving Lie and Health to Oa Age, Nc
Join II SAY has been appointed agco, Tor the sale OF
the above toods aud will keep them constantly ON hand At
his Drug Store, lynchbuig, Virginia
8FDr Fnch's Guide Book To lnva,ids and Dirertions
iur Promoting Health and Instructions 10 Mothers, In the
Management, of Children" may be had, gatniously, hy
calling TOT 1t attho Store above An extremely vaasbl
Book.
Aug. iJ--.if
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SYOrPY <eed vgUnspd.

SYOrPr Sect Wanted.
WE wishtn buy large quantity o Clover Seed for
w which we will pay The market price in CASH. A,
want large quantity, shall be In market ut
them I'll the first OF June next Persons having them Tor
sale Will do well to piveus a call
JOHNSON, YOUNGER T. SMITH.
March ls-ts
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SPRING FASHION.
~ ri II - a y II J. a Mn
AND
WILLIAM M. & A i ELL,

WILLIAM M. CABELL,
HAVE united in the practice of Law. and will reg
4 i ulary attend tho Circuit Superior aud Couuy
Courts Of Amherst Appamaox. Bedford. Cnmpbell aud
Nelson, and the town of iyuchburg.
Address. ynehburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VII continue. diligently, 10
practise IN the Court of Appeals.
Oct lD-ti
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(IOrPr seed. Nc.
HAVE in store aud iof sale low, so or 60 bushels JOHN
! BoNSAGk'S Ciovof Seed, superior artice-a large
lot al superior FLOUR and first lot OF old and
BNtoN, all oi which will sell low Tor cash.
Feb il-ta SAN'I. TYRE
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Pure COd.Iiyer oil.

CORN MEAL.
WE shall receive weekly supply of Corn Meal Those
w in want OF fresh meal, get itat all times,
Jan 2S-ts SMTTHSON STATiiAM.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-04
CHARLOTTE. N. c. JANUARY a, 1850.

suuihern Dsrsncracyufoa all questions touch.
ins the subject CT slavery. assured him
thai no ono could present a fairer rccord.-
10 addition 10 this also informed HIM that
knew lie member while he vas ia Office,
asd ih.usht | knew his sentiments welt ;
and thai | could pledge myself he vas o2.
posed to the agitation of the srhject Of slave.
~ aud the limo, pioyiso, in every iorm
and shape in which II could hs presented
tie Mr.. We,lbora) suggested TO ne To have
a conversation with tho member. ! did so.
told him ofihs roJge had made Cor him.
10 assured ma was perfectly safe in doing
W. This remark repeated to many gentle.
meo basitss my friend from Georgia, ("f.
Welikorn
Hseias SAIL ihus much 10 response to my
fsie-i fsoe Soplh Carolina, (Mr. Bur,) |
fsel Il due 10 say word or two in reference
10 inysGlf Sir. had / known of The exis.
teucs aad character of the correspondence
which has been resd. and of the interviews
preceding il, no estthly consideration would
have induced me 10 vote as ! did. And am
quite sure that such would have been the
feeling of the grrs, mass OF the members on
this side of the House.
When the gsu,lemsn from North Carolina
Mr.. Slanly) and the gentleman from Massa-
ehuse,is { Mr. Ashmun) made their remarks,
was highly ind gnaut, os tho House saw at
the time. | thought their iosinuslIoDs most
unfounJ,d d aud iiliberal. But rejoice now
thai they wete made, and shark them for
them. They ba,e led to a disclosure to
which the coun,fy was entitled and II has
been made in time, thank God, 10 save Us
from load uf ob!pquy.
Several other Southern Gentlemen who
had supported Mr. B,nwn--anoog lhe mum.
her Messrs Thnmls, lnse, Venable &c-de
clared ihsir p.ulence, now ,ha, tho exposure
had been made.
Mr.. Dlnham, Of Indiana, proceeded to de.
(end bis colleague from the charge Of uboli'
ionsm, ~hea Mr. Kaufman replied tia, he
was not charged with aboliilonlsm, but wl'h
dUplicly.
The cnnfu. .iop that followed was unprece.
denled and the ilouse finally adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-12-24

povgpr TprArnE.-The sniertsinmtnts for this eve
ming are exceedingly attractive Last night. as the
progrsume tbows Mr wallack appeared as Othello,
A. Mr.. Scott a. Iago To night, Mr Scott will sus
n the character Of Othelo aud Mr. wallack that Of
tsgo Those. no doubt, who witnessed their perform
night will be very desrons Of seeirs them
this evening in reversion Of ths cast aud will have
the opportunity Of well Of the dramatic merits
Of both Mrs walscN and Miss wemyss vii sppeN
IN the parts Of Emelia aud Desdsmoua Miss hihsrt
viil sing one of her popular songs aud the
u.nts viii tefsain.ts with the etaod romsntS spse,s
cle a Peter Wukinsi-the charast+r "i ts.et ~ ~
bius By Miss = Denim; the Noudesohpt or lna Nla
Nan of the T,lsrd by Mr. Stevens. RMS proxsa mae
Of Entertainment ought 20 n every oencn ~ ms
er.clous and bsautifn eetabshment usmbio s
rcrtirg bs,d 10 pea.e his patrons and deserves the
success he smeettng ~ith
pso.pusr 1RrarHs.-A more sttrsctive enss,es'n- '.
80, ~.s ,.v,r siven than that nov presented every
evening by the great rsssisn billet troupe msas
~ oss.ns vysnch is ui'hout exception the best esn-
s. ,h., has sppsasee sipce the days vt Fanny bls-
10, shs happily joins 10 her dancina the most ai'n-
e.it accessories 20 the ert vigOr snd fsry-ike
IA htr.,s precision IN time and extraordinary grsce
~ srtton Osher arti.s have ben sw onsst a. tna.
sc. cf thee 9s'ts bat pone have exhisied
The rar. con uoa Of a the brilliant sndfsscinatng
The New York herald., 1850-12-24

PHILApkLPHIA, Bee z3, 100.
The Fueitire Case fhs Wrong Negro, &c.
The alleged fugitive, Adam Gibson who was given
up on ssturdny,to the agents Of his reputed owner
in such haste proves to be the wrong person entirely
and Mr. knight, Of Cecil county, Nd clearing him OF
being his property he arrived home again BY ths
this sitsrssen Mr Knight, when he first Adam,
sad-"That Is not my slave. know him he was for
merry slave In this peighborhood hut ho~ he obtained
his liberty do not know Considerable censure is
thrown upon Commissioner Irgrshs account OF
his hasty aecsioD which was universally bsr-vei TO
he not warranted by the evidence 1t Ia said that
suit will b. Immediately commenced against alt the
lArties concerned. Tor islse impriaonusnG Gieson
vac met at Grays terry, by DR.. Bins, Who oonvoyed
him In carriage 20 the Phiisdelphia lnsttut o. In
Lombard whore a lagss collection OF oolorei person,
had sstb,rsd. Ia anticipation lie Vas reestVsd with
nott enthusiastic cheering by bis brethren aud
wtlcomtd home BY his vito AID chill tren
The New York herald., 1850-12-24

TEHLSn HALL.-TEo grsad Christmas holiday festi-
vsls will be eiven by Anna Bishop to morrow One
pil come 90 81 half past the other IN ths evenax
The musical rejection grand AID deserve stten-
ton from the public To hsar the sweet eanfsfrrs,
hrna Bishop. sing the charming melody entitled the
Lsst Rose, u vorth the price OF admission. More
particulars In next
CuHsTy MISsrRELs This celebrated baui are con.
thinning IN thsh prosperous career. They offer pro-
eismme OF excellent melodies. burlssqut operas in
rrumtntsl PERFORMANCES, and fnlmitable dancing.
Christy " n good manager. and bencs his sucsess
FrtLovs MiSsrnrls The performances Of this
selsnt band Of ninstres were received last night.
With the mott ubbounded applause. by Gro st-d an
dence The rolo on the violin of Z" On sussnnsh .
with s*e echces, v werh N the Prise Of sd-
mtsion On saturday nexs, Hara aitss Brother
Bones tales benefit DO not forget H.
The New York herald., 1850-12-24

IlIE NAVAL COURT MARTIAG-oOv. FLorD's ProPoSf.
TON FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION, Krc.
WasHSoroS, Dec. %, 1850
EI.secretAry Mssons testimony was taken to day
before the Naval Court Martial question was put
respecting the discretion allowed to naval commanders
iegarss the disbursements Of miiitary contributions
The object was 10 show by the testimony Of the late
secretary of the Navy that Commodors Jones had
discretion over this money This Judge Advocate
objected and the question was dsslsret inadmssabls;
Jucge Mason being thus relieved IRON further at
tendance
Tur,,r Greene vas aft efwsrds examined.
The Republic. r.. dsy, denouDces Gov. floyds con-
veBtion schsme, aud the Union gives IL but feeble
-n.unr .nrA
The New York herald., 1850-12-24
House Of Representatives.

W.sHIsGros, Dec. 23 1850.
LANDS VIRGINIA.
Mr.. UArmoyp (whig) OF Va, asked and obtained
leave to introduce bill giving lands to Virginia, to
aid ceytsin railroads therein.
THE OFFICIAL rRoscKRrIos- ns. RicHAnpsor vs.. The
TkIBUsE.
Mr. RrcHaRDsoy, (d.m ofIl. rose TO make perso
nsl explanation lie said letter had been written to
the New York 1rijae, dated Dec. 1s from this city
the writer OF whieh accused him OF having
of the select committee, appointed on the charges
against Secretary Ewing last session. suppressed from
the published docu ments letter from Mr. Ewing, vim.
dicatrg himself from o,rtap OF the charges THIS the
writer says N done by Mr. Richsrdson ought to cause
his expulsion III nr Ritche, the printer, did it, he
should be punished for cont.mptn Mr. RIchsrdson
TO end uninitigstsd fslsehood; sna coming from
sueb correspondent. should appear In such pRpsr,
all recoll.ctsd the editor OF that paper as nsmbsr
OF this House snd With his correspondent, a felIo
feeling made them ~ondrous kind /"
RELATIVE coNTEsrED ELECTIONS.
The bill presorib the mode Of takng testimony In
cases OF consted elections was debated, and finally
patftd
TnE EoLIpAys-AeREsD TO ADJOURN MosD.r.
Mr. McDOwEL,. (dsm OF Va moved that when the
House sdjourn. II be TIL Tnursdsy.
Mr. wEsrwohrH tden OF III Inquired whether II
take the day after christmas' lsughter(
st JOSrs. tdsn) Of Tenn. We eau take that too.
drunk Lsughter)
The motion was agreed to by yea, o2 nayss'
rHE PAcIFtc EsILRoAD seHsNE.
Mr. srASLY, (shigl OF N asked but dii not OBJ
tain suspension the rules IN order TO offer resolu
tiou giving the OF the hall to Mr. Whitney to ex
plain his project sor a railroad to the Paciho,
BOUNTY LAND RILL,
Mr.. CALDWELL, (d.m) OF ny asked leave to intro
due. Joint resolution that nothing In the land boun-
~ act of pt.mbsr last thH bs oeBsued TO prevent
the eale and transfer OF certificates land warrants
prior to the location Of tn. same or the uiDg OF
n patent
Mr. EosrNsor dem Of Ia Chairman OF the select
Committee the subject said they we're ready to re-
port In favor Of what had been brought forward By the
gentleman . .
Pending motion TO suspend the rules TO enable Mr..
Csldw eli to offer his resolution, the House adjourned
TIL oDday
The New York herald., 1850-12-24
Iste from RIO .Ianeiro-conee. &c.

BaLrIsoRs, Dec -, 1850,
By recent arrival sivices have been received from
Rio an.iro 20 Nov Ie,h at Witch date coffee al.
vancirg owing TO the limited supply The crops had
yielded much less than vas anticipated. Exchange
' ~ Iieh end o'se were stll tending upward
netu,sa Friday evening and Norday noon lsioo
Lag. Of RIO sonse we're received Rt RtBsinmefe
The oTeriuE Of the York and Cumberland ratroad
Las been postpor ed, account Of difficulties between
tls r,rtrartfrs and the
The New York herald., 1850-12-24
Imrnrfnnt Manor SUIT

ALuASv. Dec. 70, 1850.
Judge wrigh, has delivered his opinion in the 'uit
troufht by the late Attorney General assjnss Living
,ton TO rest the validity of the title 10 the Livingston
manor and which tIied IN Columbia county, last
,prpg by giving judgment In favor Of the defen liant
The New York herald., 1850-12-24

BALrtnonE, Dec 70 1850.
We learn that M lie Jenny Lind gave 500 70 each
of the Female Orphan Asylums at Richmond, and
500 70 the Male Asvlum
No mail south Of savanpsh has been received TO
The New York herald., 1850-12-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
THIRTY-FIRST CORGRKSs.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Mr.. DAWSON, Senator from Georgia, appeared and
took bis seat.
pAREF PETITIONS.
Mr. CLAv presented petitions praying Modification OF
the tariff Of ls4e. He detailed the grievances Of which
the petitioners complained and said that as there va.
calm upon the lately disturbed surface Of pub
lio affairs, which calm he hoped would long continue;
he thought that Congress should take up the tariff
and consider IL In kind liberal and national spirit
He did not wish that 1t should bs taken up with a
view alter its essential principles but make some
provision for the prevention Of frauds and abuses
Something should be done for IL longer doabt-
tinsuished and the operations OF the spn die will sson
be suspended Would Congress do any ing chec
tn: downvsrd s tendency lie hoped they would and
bad sgitated the country was settled and he hoped
forever.
THE LOUISVILLE PORTLAND CANAL.
Mr.. BENTON introduced the bill to relinquish the
collection of tolls the United States stock in the
boats on which 1t sccrued and to provide tor the free
rsvigatsn OF the He explained at great length
and the bill was then referred to the Committee on
MIscELL AyEous
Notices ofreveral bill. were given, and many unim-
portspt resolutions Of inquiry were offered and
sgreed to.
CALIFORNIA LAND TITLES.
Mr.. Gvir moved to take up the bill to provide for
the examination and settle Of titles and claims
to land in California. After debate, the motion was
agreed to-ysn, "a; nays, l6.
Fremont, and, after eebats and amendment was laid
the table
Mr. GwIs offered substitute for the whole bill, of
which the following Is the subs Ance:
sKcrioS st provides for the appoin mt Of three
nissioners be sppop ted the frosidsat and Senate
3D. All persons claim ispd in California by virtue Of
an, Mexican spanish goats provoua July isis
shsl present the same e. .aa co issionss who shall
proceed to exami the and ceeid 1t be valid
invslidthe District Attorney the United
states AID deputy Esrhi De appointed for the Board
whtn IL is In session.
"a The n.r in deciding, shali be governed by
the OF Iidseo the law of hatons. the
Of from which h elai Ia dJved
the occasions Of the Supreme So1rt and the laws Of
emp'ion.
4th. Testimony 20 be in witinx spd 20 he preserved
bth ihe commissioners to be allowed 5000 each and
twenty cents o mile.
9Th sesstarJ to be appointed a salary Of 5000
9TH pr, vides for appeals TO tho Supreme Court
S 9Th. and l0h provide duties Tor after the
fr al 1eeisiop tv thj hoard.
The substitute wps agreed to- After which.
rotion OF Mr Benton, the bill was postponed
eHRisrMAs
Mr. hAraUM moved and it was ordered that when
the Senate adjourn, IL be till Thursday. Yeas, 2s
nays 10
The body then went into executive session, and
soon after adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
A DOCTOR cuREp!

Or J. w. FRENCH Of rls5e If7sis ,lHsi,. lrirfig1,
STOUT lie lst Of january, 1872 ycre a. nc7Vss Lave ben
egrlr prs II red cne in tris place FOR years.
-fi quit RE practice Of nay pfus-tcn
qg-e uf " iesih- severely sicfd ~ ID tff-ir
isaaf ne tal4z. convince fls- Cs<-
UsilsIa d11t icon bed alno. lasssfr r. i AID
pains and side. and
hrefsl tried HE recommended b. tle sHigl
profession. al 10 sltci, clceltit lie rife ana de-
rzi4i ug ihem- pre- ldlca snei-
cse-- u-I have f.rh nov "a iisin s-ntf i ses
i.Ifnceias experiment. than url fiIt1 Us
f.-f'r OF BHtANT : INDIAN PULMONARY HALsA1ls and
ffo acfn1vie-e ir the heT-li % Tie afflicted, whom
f5lf .le cfsrr Of rs e
urun0i md sllilry Of any ffaiicnez ever yrns su
e-4 81 rr1r+ic- ~ n' -tfg F-re1
cis-- li pal. All CONSIDER an lr-la- ii
~ - s 's.s-r ,,,,,s. f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12

LOCAL AGENTS,
WOODWARD Waterbury
EENAN CARPENTER, Norlhie d,
J. NJ. RICHARDSON, Wai,sneld.
z'ise Hartford AfSr = Ezsaisa Eas.raHcr
Company
Announces 10 he public BY liberal provisions Of its
Charter II is enabled To aivani - et!n 10 Inc Sc
presented Wv tny other Company tine Jnitrd states
ces Of ee separate Companies with only in ex.esa Of
conducting SINGLE institution, and controlled lay Boar
of nifecius- seeming harmony ffuEsy and safely.
es.s' EEsss III 1z'G'.EE s'z.s.s.
This Company viii rates, three
parlieuss eaim the superiority all mutual Ccu.pa-
mics.
Mutual Insurance Fnat ns'csd OF the SfiEE rxrESsEs Of
the Company apHulily-
bn 10 cash when hundred Thousand iailus
laed mu' AL fund, such ~ bearing interest
Si In aadlou' to he Mutual Fund and reserved Fund
received fom Mutual nsnrgfs, ,he capital stock hna
dod Thousand dollars u all the reserved fna fthe Joint
Stock insurance l. pledged fof the payment losses
on TrEEE .ysF.T-r szssS'A FL.E.s,.
The reduce thrd ihs The
nuiuai pan-ts cou2s'iy tkus onS "H.r u i ~oEIH
- insure life given auiaua gwen time, Instead
taking ihaa equitable aaa sitsrssfds lag
back paI OF oNrs owS AoNrf ANo oAl1tSc ~ 50 auoH
The lEiases mode ofiasnraace
mutual pan may thus lie Illustrated Suppose aaiher at
inc age "t iiy TWO years. resolves 10 A9n1 rs h'r
doias per 'o Insurance BIZ ife On The Mutual
PLAZA il Neuld secure him policy Di tpusaul do!afs
On the JOINT si9rk PLAN the sie t~eat-hvc dollars val
secure him policy OF thousand and ave Lunded dol
lars All that he expect fyoi Of Profits go cailedl
ON the mutual plan cannot cNecu use ha itn yay pay
twelve dolir- aud ills thdt
Yeas he gain il profits only huu'cd and teatg
i've ,.uiars aud in forty yeas she llunatd doilsIs
Thus il w in that II person Of she above age should
die within year, hs family get % lasT As Nrc AGuN
the JOINT plaI with nftniaai
on the mutt1l rien and lie susr LIVE FORTY YEARS TO
(s.s. EsssEs .ES'sp zzFr.TF.vtzE szB.rF ss-v.s.z,
The favorable TO ihe assutoa slfi, the
eusnpaay will prrait- Insurance This form great
importance all who have oheEs tefoading upon them
support.
An INDUSTRIOUS and hard lasrng man. WAC Is aale wLiIe
in health fanl niae dollars per week, and
T. u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
Leather BelGin 2.
n. HUNT & Co,
No. ae 0eyoasElirc Street, Boston,

Manufacture AMI keep constantlyon hand, for sale,
BELT RiVETS q BURRS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
AND EXTRA GUILTY. LACE LEATHER.
BELTS MADE TO ORDER q WARRANTED.
~ H. L co. respectfully refer to the following touching
the qraliiy ef their Betting:
ME- The unie igncd, having in the Oak Tanned
w Leather BrllHg, manufactured by n. Hunt Go. No.
&c Deponsbe street, Boston, do checrny recommend 1t
to Manufacturers and Maehai-, nnd have hesitation
ia wing for quality of stock torsty OF t,ekess,
being thoroughly stretched the Of its
iactue and durability, il is cquato any have
used.
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., South Boston,
SETH WILLAMETTE, Union Works, South Boston,
JOHN SOuTHER Globe Works, South Boston
SETi ADAMS X 90, steam Engine & Power Press Bull
ders, south Boston,
HINCkLEY & DRURY, Boston Locomo i've Works. Bos'n
WIN. WASlDUAN, Saving 81 Flaming Mill, Bostor.
A C. * W. CURTIS, Paper Manufacs, Newton l.. Falls
JOHN E. WILDER, saamander Safe Manufaetf, Boston.
W.. W. ALCOTT, Supit Suffolk Flour Mills, nsston.
HENRY BREVOOkf, Agent Glendoa Rolling Mills, East
Boston.
THOMAS DITSON, Boston Sugar Refinery, Z. Boston.
F. MAIN. Superintendent Marbehead Cordsse Co.
DAVENPORT AZ BRIDGES, Car Builders, Canbridgep't.
EDW'D lang, SupI OF Spinning Room Tor Scweli, Day
Co. Cordage Manufacturers.
LEM, CREHORE, Paper Manufacturer, Newton Lower
Falls.
OTIS TUFTS, Steam Engine Builder East Boston.
10 n. HUNT * CO. agents for SWlNGLE'S
MORTiSING MACHINES.
April %. 726m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

4-~ftr a2--4=- -khkEEs
- ms ROAD rnaurrls az Wine River Iunctca the
Vermont md Csnatl. C,n,fn and Pas uarsc Railroads
with ths Cuseald, Manchester, N4shns, ls,se boston,
uu-ente, Salon. Worcester, and AaGwi-h Roads ani
the huin C4saaa, Aoitess Vermont,
and Sew taIn 4sAsfs BssJos-
Yhis iais pses through ie Capitals ct New iarpshire
and Neifials, t.s iina low any,
Amer Juis isf, $50. Passenger Tains with
the above q ads Ais the Depot he Lowell
Rd in Wet eu1, " oils River, sioutp iior Bur
iin-l az - a. 70 aad y III, and for Bristol - NJ;
leave West L-lloa oI fsshus, Lowell, Boston. Gsoton
functions, Nirs-r sua seN- ok Is 4. d. and los
?. A., and Bristol go 4. a
from ~ els isIyer aud burlington.
Passengers rho Insiai aRd passuinpsic Roads via
Concord sud Nashua stiss Craios Junction. Worcester
and Now FORK qaeE al. cheap by any osaCf
sPeeiI sanle lEa.a ~ a. 70 through TINS
cv-fy uesd y, aiihea snFsins. There pens
and good al tho lauciu- about 34s e
mile lrea fc'lor- By tfs drovei4 hase not oHlv
ale I'D, .aga OF the Cambridge and brighton u -rkrs
si-o ihe market Manchester, Nashua, lowell Iassnee
aud Siirgn.
ffoehi Trains daily each way suadays excepted
the Dentai Has Ps.c, Norihein, tcaed, Nashua
and i.oWe.i Roads sad fam Hurp-toa Wells aivar asd
ite Depot Lowell Road iisso. aiaseAanliss all
knis csniea cAcal aud esPea.iousy s any ether
oEsLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, ! n. luar, =, 1850. snf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
Medical Examiner, JULIUS Y. DEWEY, MD.
CoasulfiRe Physician. FRED W. ADAMS, NJ. ID.
Secretary, J. 4. TEUESToN.

Ve invite the aeniion ofihe public To the principles
ofths Company lis csre is liberal, and furnishes adj
vantnges those WI hing become insured, equal If not
supeI or any ether Company ia lie UnIon.
II is located ia hedfay etaete: PEOPLE of wig
ornrs constitution, ard OF fixed aud regular habits For
icse reasons risks Will be iss the economy of its
management greater. Investments will be SAFER. Its
business directed with Praatncg aud mercy. All
the profits tire end vo Yeas viii be put TO the
credit Of the Life Policies.
As PeaoHt institution II has peculiar elrims to the
patronage of the people al the S;ate
gPefsnas wi hing Insurance with this Company will
be furnished with forms of sppcao- by applying the
1iice cf the Company, o any eI its agents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
Thousands Of Consu1nptiors
CONSUMPTION.
a DYING WOMAN CURED

his hALSA Z j. 1sf eval sfcr The persT IS caHrff bv
Stsrea ald f4a- 70 Dc 10 Lie fssf l 4clsiiy
fl7- . ~ OrH
l87alts Fur the ra-s
arl rf 1r- g risaiifd frof q. al 3 70
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-12
Railroads.
Vermont Central Railroad!
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, June 3d. 1850, the Passenger Cars
~ will run follows; viz
Leave Boston for Burlington daily, sundays excepted,
via Boston and Lowell Nashua, Concord Nerhen aad "
Central roads, at IL A. 81 and II III. Also via Fitch
burgh, Vermont Mass Cheshire, sullivan & Central, at
IL and III A NJ. The l2 A. NJ. trains will arrive in
Burlington at p NJ. the day, and the IL and II
NJ. trains next morning at 7 l-S A. M.
Returning, leave Burlington at A. NJ. aud P. NJ,
Tor Boston, by both the above routes The An train VIII
arrive in Boston P. 81 dav, and The r. NJ train
day at | p NJ
Both trains each at Burlington daily. with
the Steamers Lake Champan; and ut Nashua, Fitch
burg ind Grcon Junction, with trains to and from Wo
cester, Mass, and New York City.
Passengers leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ. and P NJ.
will in Boston and p NJ. the next day: add in
New York at A. NJ. second Gay. Returning, leave
5oson at ?, II ard ~ A. NJ. and in Montreal
al ~ A. NJ. and - p. NJ. the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily, Sundays
exc"ptea-
No charge viii he made for Truckage Wharfage at
Burlington freight befweea BOSTON and Burlington, any
part OF the state Of New York or the Cauadas.
for further information Pathfinder Railway Guide.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Superintendent.