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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09

This is the case of Dung man who ga Hrsf b. ..
-trsf of a of ScrOtula by only Tr.-e rs-
Brsn;s Purifier than cured by the use ct J,
Gallons of the best scrsdpdriid that was male
paris has not sHeieEt medical p0rsv 10 effect The e
such rerolfi,9ly hopeless
Mr.. J. B. HAsKIS, of ROM, OHedG On. v 7 I'D -
u'a four years-vas confined 10 his bed the lis, ,sr-
was so much diseased and dcbili,ated ~ 10 uss !.
raise his hand to his head He had the bss, medical ~
had used all Of the b>st sHrsaparilLls good s
got scorse and rorse and considered 10 b. In n
STATE and could live teniy- four hcsrs longer " -
Commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER lie as-f -
ertet nearly Of. from 10 er-a ho> eaten -t- =
his niHdpps under his chin that he hroa,hei -7r
the hole-his around that Il could L. ~
up out Of il, place. It only holding by su1H piece
of destroyed By two Ulcers-sn TieTu-.
the arm large a mans hand had nearly ea,.. fl-
his side into his body Thus he afflicted with Tr4-
such pissTid aTid of'sire UlceS various pan. o.. =
person. For further and full particulars Farrz
DOct THOMAS WILLIAMS one Of The most * % ,i-.
clans of Rome called to Hsskn the d-g ds-- y.
commenced using Braafs Ply9fer. Dort. " rxst.-l
him, and then told him that al the ineaciae .a d.. 81.
could not hrn-fhat his
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Morristo~n, March q, 1850.

Tbs foregoing petition having boen pressntsd to ne and
il being made appear that said Alfred Z. Adams re
sides without ihs state, hereby ordered that the said
petitioner her said petition, together with this oder
be published weeks successNcly in .he Vermont
Waterman, newspaper printed Montpelier this State,
previous the first day The sitting the which
taid petition returnsbe, which publication shall be ss
sald Alfred t. Adam. OF the pendency
ihis petition.
Given under hand Morstown, In said County of
I.sncille thi- I'D dag of March, A. ID. 1850.
69sew LUKE P POLAND Judge of the Sup. Court.
STATE OF vERMuNT,, n Probate Court hold at
Washington District Montpelier within and for said
asiiiei; on The 3olh day Of April, A. d. 1885,
II L.>nh wa guardian 10 Joan B. asd Caroline P.
Bean, OF Berlin ssd dsrci, minors owning real e.
n'e ing IN said Beflin 10 wit the Home Farm
nesh ste OF BSn. deceased, 10 said
Iout ot license to cell the sad estate alleging that The
se thereof necessary ioI the support un1 will be con
dcSive TO the interest OF said minors wbereuuon IN !.
dered ~ SAID Court that the said uppca,iou he hoard
the Probate Office l Montpelier, On The I7ih day os Nj
A d. leSu And further ordered, that notice of Tho
OF ssc application, and OF the place ~,
the hearing thereof be given to all persons b,
the publication Of the three weeks IN IN.
Vermont Waterman aud State Journal, prints
Montpelier, previous the appointed for sand hear
ing
By order of the Court,
~ Aisss, I, X. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr. HsSKIN'S Statement Of cure He 81
NV wife procured bottle OF BEANI-S PJHFEyTv
EXTRAC7'-rHAT BOTTLE enabled 70 g., aF ~ D.
the SECOND bottle enabled me 20 ~ ,is iol.-
enabled 70 sralk nils and when had T
ed using Nine Boie- SEVENTEEN az 7-sHt. TIA. Ii
HEALED Up. and three bottles more effected a rr-
nj ..-na -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
NTRSING SORE MOUTH. LTrORRHGl. IL.

"BYEoS GENEsEE Co. Y Y. Grf 40. ~.
Nessrs- NJ T WALLACE 4 CO. Some ui- stsr
my wife became cehitHed from The effects Le--rs
and NHrrfrg Moptt that shr could
form any household labor Her medical Treatment ed
according the advice prescriptions iae
Physicians uniil skill >1e
hecaine so skeleton. she cula-- t.
Sing ffTaHfs Medicine sire weighed v-se
pounds; hut by the she bad ,aen -four became
perfectly well The perfect taf ROW a
10 20 eli necessary household woTh, gained ulry l
pi flesh IN four weeks.
" Yours rniiy, {. Z. GkLESriNE"
The reader will observe that Mr GALE>:txE -as- "-r
skill He, we ar informed rs L. TtKEY, k.a, % 1T
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Ihe Full Biooded Hereford
HFAVORlTE."

TINliiS noble animal that took the premium OF s25
and diploma, at Syracuse, at the last New lorA
State s others, will stand the present
The Village iioei, ia this place. and those who wish
prove their STOCK uud raise fauore animal viii bsve
opportunity doing. Halt blood calves of this spring,
OF this being bought up Nison where they
known $40 each. Call and se ''FHvmite."
The undersigned has haiti bluod- three and the
other Old, that he will SELL the stock of hay
ing proved to be excellent.
JOHN GREGORY.
".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach /!

from he girl 10 the and he e.s e-s
IS celebrated, and tie u.er :sllaEas @
prevent any OF the ftai asezfes ili frequent
sequence Of such change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
LlVER-COMPLAINT!

Oldest and most respectable physcia-is, ance- Wiz
Lirer Complain, many years and Ifs c-rrd 3 ls
BRANTrS PURIFYING EXTRACT We Cuu.l A1z-
dreti- of prla alS rffrsi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Drs. Thaver g. Williams

HAVE entered into Co-patuers-hip in the practice o'
L Il Medicine and Surgery, at Northfeld.
SAM'I w. THAYER,
EDWARD L. WILLIAMS.
Dera
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
BiIckWO0i's Magazine,
and the
british Quarterly Reviews.

bfich NO0us Nia.siZsfic,
and the
British Quarterly Reviews.
OWING 10 The Late revolutions and counter revoluons
quick succession and OF which ''the
YETI the leading periodicals o Great Bilain have become
occupy middle ground the hsss, ointed
necessarily imperfect ceords of the and the Ella
bor,s n,d trs,s.s TO be furnished Nv The bsto
ofa future day. Whoever these periodicals o.
and cied OF all the important
the various conclusions drawn ion them the leldin.
spirits OF the age. The American Publishers therefore deem
fish and the lOv prices which they offered
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
TIE NOk1H BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and
BLACKWOOD's EDiNBURGH MAGAZINE.
In these periodicals contained the moderately
though clearly and firmly expre-sed OF the three par
ties IN Engaud-Fory, Wing and Radical BisckwooI"
and the London QUARTERLY Tory; the " Edinburgh
Review" Wings and the = Westminster Reviews Liberal
The "North Brih Review its establishment
last eccesstca movement in Scotland. and
ira in its any of the grand Departments of
man knowledge il originll, edited by Dr. Chalmers
and now since his death, conducted by his law,
Dr. Hanna associated with sir David Brewster. LIS literary
character of the highest order The 'Westminser
though reprinted under that title only published Eng
land under the title Of the Foreign Quarterly and
Minister being in fact union ofne Reviews
ly published and reprinted under separate
therefore he advantage by IN. combinations of uniting
The above Periodicals reprinted New York,
dat ly their by the Brli.h Sieameis beaut
the originals Blackwood's Magazine being
lie OF the Edinhu Oh edition.
TERMS.
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Fur any three do. 100
For ali four of the Reviews $40
For Blackwood's Magazine, 800
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Payment TO be made in all cases in advance.
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-Four copes of all Of the will be sent 10
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RemiItancss and should ne alwrys nd
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
One Dollars Worth
DANGEROUS sCRoFULAr

How much CAScgR-how much srrHrLrs-hor g.,
ScAoFuLA-wil One DOilrs sr0rf6 Of Brrurs PT-Prr--
cure Read the following statement which Is q .,.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
SALT RHEUM,

and al impure chronic Diseases Of the BLOOD ARE s~ cured
~ BRANT'S EXTRACT
For sale by REDFiELD & GRANNIs and 5. K. col
LlNS Montpeler Johnson &. Campbell Wails6eli Co.'S
Delano, Waterbury; a. I. Bancroft Paini.d; French
4 Walker, Banes James CsrieIi, Warren; Putnam (
Wooster, Marshheh; A. G. Burnham Moreioxn II. u.
Camp, Northheld Centre; J. A. s. White Nonhhed; Mp
keeier Hydepark V. P. Noyes, Morristowu A. Camp,
stowe Morse Knight, johnson; w. & II. Griswod JET
fersOnvilIe; G. 5. Hopkins Co. Cambridge And BY Ner-
January, 1850 57.Iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Adams's Arithmetical Series.
Classical School Books.

CRoSBY'S GREEK GRAMMAR. being a Grammar Of
the Greek Language by Aphous Crosby Professor of the
Creek snsunge and Literature in dartmouth College
Price 81 IS
CROsnY'S XENOPnoN'S ANABASIS Price Is cts.
CRpSBY'S GREEK Lessons, Consisting of Selections
from Aenophon's Anaba- with dIrrcon for the study OF
the CT &c DC. Price % l2cis-
GREEK TABLES for the nse of Students, by Alpheus
T. p.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
ROGET Nnbhard,s Esfafc.

% - l Z Or VERMONT, Ia Probate Count holden at
Mashngon District SIS Montpelier, within and for said
nis'iot, on the l1th day of April, A D. 1850.
Il toh'E "oRTulNGTON, admiustrator on the es-
te OF Roger Hubbard, late of Montpelier in said
lc deceased presents his account
hersppon 1t is ordered that thu be referred
% ,he "a day OF May neat, the ProIae Office ia said
sps'peHeI lot examination and allow ince; that all
S"ne'"ed be notified hereof by the publication of
ue, 10 the vermont Watchman and State Journal printed
AZ mopehe two weeks SUCCESSFULLY soon as may he
tha' they may uppsar und and place If thew
see cause, object thereto.
BY order of Court,
'i;2w Attest, +. r. MERRILL, Register.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
SCR0F 4

n thousands Of Oares Of syofalr Crae,rs sy7t5.-
Hhr impure diseases Of the Biood-aNd II The PERy 81,
QUANTITY srAch used Of a Adi-i,e 10 ~, - u
such Diseases. be PROOF Of The purifying rue7r
As Medicine pticA has sgbdasd and eo1gllersd ~ b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
TO MANUFACTURERS
MEDAL WRIGHT JR,

(NoNIINuES 70 carry the building of WOODEN
MACHINERY in all its branches, the North Branch
OF ONION River, three miles from Montpelier village. and
VIII iurnh all kinds to order, short notice. (oons and
Shears excepted
Having experience in the business feels TIM,
he eau compete with any engaged in the business
SJaIi Kinds of JOB WORK done order, both wood
aud ifon- Orders solicited.
With thanks for pas, avors further patronag
And he also gives notice that he has two
CARD1NG MACHINES.
quit Tor manuiaeturng-one Sc and 3D. with side draw
els Is'aehed 10 hem dnd Picking Machine Duster
ana Regulator, noS hand which is all re NJ and hpt
WITHIN me ias year, and will sell them very low.
Ana he would further give notice that he has
FLAMING MACHINE,
oi Flaming Boards and Jontins the same for floors and
other uses and also TIMBER such as scantinr ioi.ts
Montpelier. April l6, 1919 ia,r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest.

because One Bottle Of it has more medical curative No..
In il and in consequence, cures asea.s n rsr =
time than bonle of any other medicine S'
IT, then. One Bottle of BRASrs PUKITrER will curs H.,
TINES more disense than one bottis Of s1rs,-,-5i
"BRAsT's PURIFIER" would be as chap 81 fli,- -
bottle sarsapariHa at dollar. But BRsNT-s -
FER is sold tor only ONE DOLLAR bottle. s,i ."~
bottle OF it has cured and is capable of eurn, Feg-
much disease one bottle Of sarsGparila tharef-
ssparila, in consequence OF its less power and l.
efficacy, should be sold at more than Tram Ff
per bottle to be chap the PURIFIEa At one U,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
M1ERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANf'S PURIFYING EXTRACT ) E~-'erf =
f"dedsor o. al ne srerfs Of MsECUEY. Un OF e
Preparations OF CAioSEL or MERcrEy fes fi- sfc1- =.
es'frs the s7s -iasis and all tie put 4iselsc4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EATRllT

Is sneh Mediciae 10 every respect; and there .t
proof in graf cures effected, that ONE BOTTIE -
tans more purifying healing virtue and nasfral -,,.
there is contained in Fear Bottles of any sqrar1y aT
Other mediciRe that has ever been offered Tor SALE ~
is unidentified proof in pamphlets that by ihe ps
great Indian Pnr.f7 ihcy that were DrINo y; irsr
that SICK. ScRoFuLoUs and otherwise diseai Ii
been HEALED and CURED. A-s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
GENERAL DEBILITY OE HE SYsIEn!

MI, Mr. A HoLTsTANDEI, merchant cberiia T7--fi7 C-,
,ft' wrote, December 10. 1873, and hl,n rl,r v
liAe a charm le PULMONARY BALSAM ha- eirc-ca ,H'
cure OF his we's consumptive cough. said. -
slly Used i'hiNT'S PJRTF iiNds ENTR4f 2. ts- -1ri
snenn,iy OF my SYSTEM std have no hesttou .
Il ue hest medicine TO REsToRE Gcd iNvfsaRsTf
iiat have ever used IN r,r,l 5,.t,soe 49, ,,.
sold GRANTS MEDICINES taey a1re lroel tn. c.acr,
81 -. -nI....l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-05-09
Urcullu's Spanish Grammar.
Mitchell's Series of Geographical
Works.

PRACTICAL PHYSIOLOGY for the of Schools
and Families. BY Edward Jarvis NJ. ID. F'ice sc
PRIMARY PHYSIOLOGY, Tor Schools BY Edward
Jarvis, ~ d. author of Practical Pm siology Price so
cents.
COMMON SCHOOL SONG BOOK; by Asa Fitz. De-
signed Tor Of Common Schools. rice 80 cents
In adliiun above kept constantly hand Of
the largest nd best ed Stocks of
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
IN. Giddines.

The Washington correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald, previous to the announcement of the COM
mittees by Speaker Cobb, wrote as follows:
Mr. Giddihgs' course at this session is proof be-
yond all cavil or doubt that he is much more of a
locofoco thanhe is either free soiler or whg. Ger
tanly all that he has thus far done is susceptible OF
no other construction. Part of the time he has
been acting with the Calhoun men to prevent an
organization, and when not otherwise engaged he
was plotting the election Of that prince of locofocos
VIM. ], Brown, or so disposing of his forces as to
secure the election Of Howell Cobb 1t is even as
serted by those who are in the confidence of Mr..
Giddmgs, but who are now Withdrawing all conf
dence from him, that his settled purpose seems to
be to transfer his district to the locofocos You
need not be surprised, therefore, if you see him
repudiate all disguise. and play his game with a
boldness not subject to the slightest msconcepton
l desire you to note particularly the committees
which viii be announced tomorrow, and see if Mr..
Giddings' position on them does not look though
the best understanding eristed 6et,Oeen himself and
Mr.. Cobb!
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Bad News for the Rats,

A grand battle against the rats in the sewers of
Paris, which are about $50 leagues in extent COM
menced on the night of Saturday. The result up
to this time is said to be the destruction of
rats, and it is excepted that by the first of next
month the number will have reached 6oo,0oo.-
The municipal authorities of oponion that by
making four battles year Paris will be rid of these
destructive vermin. Several plans of destruction
were made use of by different brigades of sewer
men; but that which was found to be most success
full was the placing large leather sack in which
large piece of mutton taltow was placed-a dainty
of which these animals are very fond-at the corn
er of each sewer, and toward which the animals
were driven
The quarters which furnished the greatest num-
bers were the neghborhood of the Halles, the
streets near the Seine, the Rue Pascal, and the
Faubourg St Marbeau. The Union in giving an
account Of the affair, says: "The 25O,00o rats
we.e all of the grey Norwegian breed, except from
500 to 600 black or English rats. Two of these
animals were put aside by the men curiosity,
to be presented to the collection of animals at the
Jardin des Plantes. From the extremity of the
tail to the tip of the these two rats measured
5 centimetres (nearly 20 inches English,) Their
ewes are red, like those of white mice, and their
coats are as black aud glossy as the silk ON hat
The ferocity of these animals is such that one of
the Norway rats was literally devoured in ten
minutes by the two English rats above mentioned.
The animals after their capture were all taken
to the lis des Ravageurs, where they were killed
and skinned, an operation that was not performed
without much danger 1t is said that some demur
has arisen on the part of two govers of Grenoble,
who had offered to take all the rat skins at the
rate of 100 francs per 1000 they having discovered
a means of rendering them available in making
gloves Itappears that they had calculated on
the number reaching 100000 and are now alarmed
at the immense increase in the number but as
they have entered into contract it must be fulfilled
Its said, however, that more advantageous pro
positions have been made by Mr.. John Warton a
rich leather dresser in London, who is not alarmed
at 100000 more or less and tbs thought that he
will be the purchaser of the lot" The municipal
authorities having raised the bounty from so francs
per 1000, the sum given last year. to 100 francs.
the sum per head for the men will be 90 centimes.
Galignani.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Petition for DivOrce:

Court common pleas, SanduskY county, state of Ohio
Charles A. Raush, VS.. Adeline Raush.
NOTICE is hereby given TO said Adeline A. Raush
that the Oath day of January, A. D., 1850, sale
Charles A Raush filed in the clerk office of the
of pleae of Sandusky county, Ohio, his petition
setting forth, that the 7th day of March, A. D. 1912
lie was lawfully married TO said Adene, and charging
her with wiliiul absence from said Charles, since
the 9th of May, A D., 1885, and with gross neglect o
duty during said time and hitherto, which petitioner
prays for divorce from sa Adelne, and for the
tory of their children; which petition will be hearC
at the term of said court for said county.
Said Adaiue is also notified that said Charles will
dispositions i'll this the cfice of Ezra Babcock
Justice OF the Peace, Akron, in the county of Sum
nit and state of Ohio. the 23d, oath and 25th day:
of February. A. D. 1850. respectively, between the
hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ
CHARLES A. RAUSH,
B. J. Bartlett. Attorney for Petitioner
Fremont, Jan. 26, l350-46-6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Notice.


WILLIAM BARKER. AIoEzo Barker, Adelia Bar
w ker, John Barker James Barker and Harrison
Barker will take notice, that petition fled against
them the 18th day of January, A D. 1850, in the
court of common pleas of Sandusky county, Ohio, by
AlaDsoh Hamlin, Jr., and pendngs wherein the
said Alanson Hamin, J demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate:
One hundred of land taken off from the north
end of the north cast quarter OF section number two, p
in township number four a. range number seventeen,
II. Also-Thirty fine of land or less,
described foows beginning at the southeast
of the tract above described thence south seventeen
IL chains and seventy 10 links stake, thence
twenty 30 chains and twenty-three -23- links TO
stake thence north seventeen -l7- chains seventy 10
links TO stake, thence east twenty 80 chains fourteen
ID links TO the place of beginning in Sandusky county
and sote of Ohio, being the homsted of the late John
E. Barker, deceasee. And,
That at the of said court application will be
made by the said Alanson Hamln Jr, for order that
partition may be made of said premises.
ALANSON HAMLIN, Jr.,
Bv c. Edgerton, his Attorney.