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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10
Tools for Carpenters, Niilwrights, Cabinet Ma
EprS and other Mechanics

EtFS ana blhcf hethhniCS.
II md and pnuei : tNSpi superior qI4Ify ri their owr Impor-
tafipn, Ripping, Circular, 1enon, Webb, key-hole, Veneer.
ing and Gumptss >aN~, fa"land's Mil Saw. English
Mil saw. C'st Steel. m>t received from the nannlarftrrr.
En-, luck, smooth, Ioiuief, Sa,h, Ease, land. Table,
Plsv, Plank match, Gotui=e. Bead, t'reeian Ogees, caerran
ptalo. Smp.bll-. Drawer. pado and vafiol- uflrt Fitn'-,
Npt,cn aud mnkns t'Wges, nenrh Screw, rtnrh li4hs,
Bind E%ll,.l-. I rr"rr, Soc e, Mor'Ico, Pating. Turning,
Coruvt aud NI11w,tehf riisels. Fnm,r. Spcket and Iurn
IA. Gaagr,. Bracr-and But. ,ome v,r, tnc, Els al ,ali-
ops krnl., ptau1- ,hl lr,el-. Tape Line. l.aihiug add
>hio.Ilne u,iclri Foot Nfl,. toar,r- AIle# and Az.
i.at,c.. sI,lne Brys1.. Try Square, Framing Sqaarcs.
p.ict. Pla-'erne aud Pointing lraael>, Angosand Anger
BIT, Spung lh,lItis, Screw " .rnrhc>- K, &c.
FOR Hlack smith's,
B,lloos, Nn,1l.. Ni,s, sioras aud lie. Screw Plates,
Hand a~aa>Iel.e Hammer, Horse Shoe, aad Horse Shoe
Nail, Flo, Rps, *.
For ontractors
Rope from 3-itn u inches IN di'metrr, Coil Chain, a
l,ree lot ol Cal Steel, from y to , - in squares, and
from i toi - in oe'agao, OF thor own imp ration and
warranted qr 'lts, Eng i-h Rii,'cr, German and SHEAR Steel.
tm's' AMI lIawf,ud', shosels, P,eks, Mattochs, Pole and
Broad Axes. Sc q
MatcIialsfa FL Coach and Wagon Makers.
Elliptic Spr nes. Axies, Wagon liax,s. broad and narfrw
Coach Lace, ra>syis. Ilmps, Lining. P'trnt aud India
Robher cloth, Broad cloth, l'r's- and PLACID l'ands, Ma'a-
II Castings at the various kinds used IN eaIIiagc making,
bash Frames and Leather, Y.
Materials for Cabinc, Makers.
Such as ir"~s AMI lran Ill, Warlr"bes and Box i.eci,s,
iv, Bras Hinges, Brass and hon, Bed and Table Casrors,
Gandlesland Catches, Bed Gaps, Bed Screws, Wardrobe
Materials for saddiers and Harness Makers.
u,,. b,,lt shc, ~ aud ,,nb .Lrn.. L,a,y u,t,n, I.,,l.,
cnamclled Leather, Saddle irees-a very large stock aud al
mot every de,c,ipr,en. Ntt,,,,ro anil oiith W4h St,,n,
Iron. pl,t, d. half plat,d. i,p,nn,d and timed. B,i3le hit
o,.,t ,,rrtv r1',,d b,a.. and i.n,rne9 mountain. g.,
coach, siaee AID nagan lame. S S5 bread Of y,t,o5,
>olt,; ~SaadIcr', six; rrl,t. h,Ier. b,,k5and. Staoe ti,rc
and b,c,.t rIains a., ' rooJ aysa,,n,c,t af Sajyjc, - 'aI.
For SpOrtsmcn and others.
Il on to S1D On. R5ns. ca1,s IT,. .ba5,.s. ,IInn,..n
barrel ltevoivers and single barre scl-cnctiug Pistols Game
F,1nrh nc,'',.si,, ,,,s. Cnn ,,a,lIi,. en-, ,,ns p.,".
son and flint lo.ks. g. ~
A ,h. ,nl R,,, L,,s E,,,,. oGLoi. NV, ,n,a,t,i., 49,,
,,,r,utq, o,,Lt,, RoI..,,s Wast.uLar,. ia Cr,
,,.Ln, t,,I,,, ,o,, ,I ,aa n ~ N'oo"'
t.. 4h,, o., ionsthreprr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10
Es'Ggchcs and R'ine .Ecscctry

H-A-=-NAst&tA
,g'i'E subscriber has lust received the finest assortment Of
Il Watches aud lewthy which 1t has ever been In pleas.
ure to oler To- the mtb5ir.
HIS stock ptt.cnts iudur, mrnis To all purchasers, especial.
" 10 those dcsitiog - make II rlIdav presents.
NE respectfully axis an examination, hring satisfied Of
making sales from a >tork In " hich are 10 he found
Fiuc limiting aud double back Gold and SilNct Lever and
plain W atchr :.
Breast Pms, lar kines, Bracelets and Finger Rings oil tho
a'e-t STYLES,
Gold Gu,'d-, Vest Fob Chains, Gold and Silver srecta,
cltS, do Ihimh.rs,
\ fine assor tnent OF Aedliions and Lock ct. Tor Daguereo.
tNpes, Sc.
Whirl. he is determined tosell on the most reasonable terms,
call and examine III stock. E.W. VICTOR
n. I-Watrhes ard Jruc'ry repaired at the shortest no
tice, and on tie most reasonable terms. L. Wv.
- har II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

Rope from 3-itr II inches IN diameter, Cod Chain,
l,r.e lot Of Cal Steel, from - tp , - in squares, AM
from ; tol - in Orfagan, OF their own imp 5rtatipn an
warranted IN 'litv, Eng ,~h Biis'rt, German and SHEAR Steel
Am,s > AMI iIawaud', Shoyels, Plets, Mattocks, Pole am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

Surh as bass ami bon IN, Naflr0bcs and l'ov I.ccts,
MAHOGANY aud Glass kn rs. sand Paper, Glue 81 fine quail
Bras Hinges, Brass and hon, Bed and Table Casiors,
Candlrsland Catches, Bed Cap, Bed Screws, Wardrobe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

~, SaMl.f NplE, JOHN TAYLOR FRAY. AND
" WILLIAM GRAY, all m-Ident> ct the city oi Rich
m''l' IA the State OF Virginia. have TIN, day tuter,I into a
o'.rAfioet'h1r lof carving IN the Wholesale and rttnl \.
p'hr'arN md y no business, IN the city Ut Richmond, under
thr hInI md ALAlr.I 'No'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

Hog. buck, >hc,p and lrmb SKINS; heavy patent Leather,
cnamellel ica'h,r, Saddle irees-a very large stock and al
mot every description; Nttainne anil enth Web, Stitrup
Iron, plate halt plated, lapanncd and TUNED; Bride biis-a
great variety, plated, brass and laranncd mounting; Gig,
coach, staee aud wagon llames; spurs, | bread OF various
sorts; Saldcrs silk; Trace, halter, |bukbaud, Sta4e tace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

B,Ilaus, Ausil-. Ni-,s, Storks aud lie. Screw Plates
Hand > II >lel.e Hammer, Horse SHOES and Horse Shor
Nail, FtltS, Rps. *.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

Il = Pcudleton DIVISION NrAKZ
Zen ut WM NJ. Bl~.ACkfORD, p NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

INNING IN the Post OHrc On the ii dav Of Fehrua
IL ~. Isl. Prt.on.eaiiing Tor sHt 81 tHe iJilaniug Iti-
tef-. viii rtrs.e .fatcthat thef are adTet't..i.
uIaraIt,r Letters wllbr al.etli-el Oh The lst day Of each
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

Jcssc |. puaIlcs
William Robinson
patn,k
CIV R.,nt,cuZ
\l,m H1l,
William R,,c,
"A Eut,nd
+ Mn,nn Rcynoll,
loci ~ Rs >
N,,,, c,u,.
Jahn Sbc
I,hn T.
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Dnn SINH
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
UcatIls.

inwos Jefferson, OHIO, Sept. 90 ls5,. Ms Rhoda Bliss
wife Of ~. Era Blias tufn"rY of Nsrslrc, Grange Co.
VI. ugel5 years, 10 the hsey hope OF blessed nmorai-
o. Bethr Decemhef21 1850 Asaph Walker formerly Of
Brenkfsii, Macs. nerd t6
81 raee Dec. 27ih -51, of consumption. M,- neisey
g. Money daughter Of Samuel Mefey. E.q. ared II years
Ia Barre, January 18th, G'dnei heelef E.q. aged 81
veHfs.
Ia thi- village, januay IAN, Narsmet Augusta, wife
Wm. u. Winu. ueod % vents. Printers Boston, Mass.
aad ~ Johns. ~ g. nir requested.
10 raiuhed January l5ih Ininf- InWn aeel 4i years.
In Wiadsof, 18th instant, Nahum swallow. ESQ ueea 49,
90 Hanover, \ a. jan. sh Stephan Chase Professor Of
Mathematics in Dartmouth college.
ln Hon5ufy. i'c llih ct cuusuwptton, Nfs. Melinda,
vo OF hoaze Aims worth and daughter oi Samuel 81. AID
Mas urut aged % yeHrs. fiinfes 90 Vermont, Mass
Conn, New York aud Mich. are zoe. t.r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
LATEST NEWS.
Massachusetts Working Right.

The coalition in Massachusetts proves an ex-
cellent medicine for the Wings The elections
in the vacant Congressional Districts took place
on Monday, and the Atlas Of Tuesday morning
publishes part Of the rcturns-saying
awe are able to announce the triumphant e.
lection Of Hon. James II. Duncan, the wing can
didate in the 30 district and we feel certain of
the election of Hon Zeno Scudder in the 10Th,
and Of Hon. Geo. r. Davis in the 9Th district.
There is no choice in the lth (Palreys,) probably
none in the Cd, and none in the 9TH, unless Bish-
op, the democratic candidate, is chosen"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
ed mailable matter Newspapers, delivered in /

ed maable matter. Newspapers, delivered in
the State where printed, chargeable only with
half Of the foregoing rates no postage on those
sent to actual subscribers in the county where
printed, or within 30 miles; so per cent to be
deducted from postage Of magazines, when pre-
paid. Three cent pieces, three-fourihs silver
and one-ourth copper, to be coined. Stamps, as
now, to be provided, and sold at post Offices
Forgery of stamps TO be punished by fine and
Imprisonment million and a half appropriate
ed to meet deficiencies in the Post Office revc-
nue. Letters uncaed for at the period of two
weeks to be published once only. The Post
master General to establish suitable places of de-
positc for letters in cities and towns. to be col
lected and delivered by carriers, at one OF two
cents each.
SATURDAY. Jan. ~.
Senaie--Not in session to-day, having adj
iourncd over TO Monday.
House.--Aiter the usual opening business the
House went into Committee of the Whole, and
took up various private bills for consideration
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

.Neio Orleans. jim. lsih.-The ST Charles Ho-
tel caught fire az TO o'clock this morning, in the
roof, and one-haif is in ruins. The fire is still
raging
Jan. l9th.-Loss by conlaeration fully half q
million of dollars, of which $4,000 was insur-
ed, including 10000 at Sun Mutual Meiho-
dist church destroyed loss $4,000 fully nsnr-
cd here 10 is mmorcd several lives have been
lost about Die st. Charles hotel, but no bodies
found
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

o. Henry long, the n. Y fugitive, was sold
at auction in Richmond, on Saturday. for $3.50.
Georgia trader was the purchaser There was
large asscmbage present, including members
Of the Legislature and Convention, and great
applause at the result of the sale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

Ill Uufrft fuor.arr- of fIIa lIrunn
CHIPS ANN CJTPpTNGE
.a.r'..,,..i, ~ H. PioSei,,,,, ,r,s,.,,,,
esyas tbo GJl,u,l,., gattorinr d.scrir1,on If
IJs,n.,f, ,,.-..,.,,i .,,,,,-,-,,,.,
- ~. ~, -. H. H.. ,.-...t
IT,, ta, IA .,, n i,.il e,,,,,,,,,-... 49,,
,,,,,,,e,,, snl oi,r,., and a l,0,, yi.s nous
s.E. u.f.t- hi.,I ..l f,,,l I,s,o,,,,.
,s,.n., j., ...f, 49,, ,.iis,a,,,,. al .,,,,'ii
,,,I.. ,l,. c-t..,.s ~ a, s,,,.t h.. tb. ,J. ~ ,
,.ft lii. MI. ..,.',s.Is b,. i,t.i. -
g. r.a5.-, No.. .i e., .i,sr'..r ,.o,'ls ,,,,,,e
A. au .s r.,r ri..,'.-.,' Fan ,e-fif.. -
,ro+.u,t.... ....,.,.. ,,,. ,,..,,,;.,, g., 81.
,l,,,,. ~. ,......-, ,..,, b.. - -.
,.'..,, Dol. ,i,,.. T,t.it l., ,,-,s,,...,i y, ,i,
...f... ..... 49,, ~ .t..il
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b.,
Dlr9rf bHl OBJ o. lfJrni1. - l.la =. y. J rlb-
una publishes 200 extract o. la.ier from q pore
son n California who Bad BEEN sick four weeks
with the the tysen'ery. ln which The wrt7r stl1cs
that the doctors hi. .ur attendance during the
time amounted % only hre'ra htuiarei f0ii1rs.
3. frts.. ..t, ....,t...r NJ p:t
IT, 'l''''-
MA ..t n a.. ,. h. ~ .,' ....I 49,.
srI J..i,I .,' ...s ~, ,..
W He h','.'e.on ~ "o'.en Mills are
~ , r, Jug iHa N'i'' li"u.e' Jas
80 ''.'''" ''''N ''' '-"-S % -'' a.
The latest irish bun We read Of Is thc case of
an Irish gentleman who ln order to raise the
Nl,o whereby 20 f,i',se i..uis il IRON pacnninfy
'"s
"'''''''' '''' -'.'' ''o"'''u i'''"'''
a5ai'a''9H .u,.'oala"i-in e Jnekasaw In
.1 '''lD''5N wv. i'4I-
49, 49, ny
III .t Z ' '''l ' 7,'@ e.
,.,.,,.,..i g. ~ ~ 4,
,.f W as ''''''"
O. Robert W. Wiley stove and t,n dealor
OF Bellows Falls. Nt bad hs pockdt-booh, con-
timing Si5lc 800 sWeli bI.ls. cut ,om h,s plnfl-
looms pocket at or u.ar Tie depot In Springfield,
on N'' is' 'i''
Two brothers ol l.,e name of Cove near the I
place where the robbery Of Henry Thornmar
tmentoned in our last naped Was committed.
have been arrested nd Hre 10 bc examined be-
fore Justice " l.laf.- Mrrtu7J
We since learn ihat after he examination the
persons arrested woe discharged. u1 conclusive
'.'e"'' oeAs oA-.'a against iAe"i'--" "'.''f
'ot'"''
FrrfeR p'~-N-. Harmon conla Of p.ir-
fsld. l.tal, fal a..,.. ,.,.. months oil which
when dressed. neioi.l 3-3 noYnls q5isis the
most successful instance Of m, INN, bg tbo use
oftbs Pen,,1, @ ercr be.ri of ,3.o ., 's
4 good Crop Of Cora-Mr Jsm,s A Cook,
of Cornish sen s us the following statement of "A
crop of com he Inns raised ths present season.--
He slys ;-"I pu, Ho0 cart loads of rood ma /
nure on one acre III - rods ofland aud plant /
edit ID corn, Jnae .fh und 9Th, 3 = feet apart
one wev and { inches the other. hoed il twice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
tflarriaocs.

In Will ms,own, Dec 25th, By Rev. e. w. Taylor Mr..
Kntrdge L. Watson Miss koseito G. Martin. both Of w.
ln hos'on, Mass January ls, by Rev. Mr. Srerte Mr..
Otis Nichols OF BOSTON, to Mis- Joanna Towno formerly
Of Barre, ".
In Hutalton, isnuary lst, by Re, c. Drake, Mt John
y. Dufgce, vfFo Mer, N. Tto Miss Laura L. Wheeler,
orr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
Brighton NIarkct. Ham. I0.

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser
~ Market so Cerie, 3l75 Sheep, aud 3l5 swine
rKtcEs. Beet Caue-Jhe market is ~ eli .unnii.a s.d
with very nier cat'lo lev Extra s. 25 hrsi
quality 525 "a SIS; second S.; third Si,u SI55
Naking Oxeu.-saics al 20 r., IS, % Il lO2
Cows and CaK0r--Sules IS, -, "a, 80 and 40.
sheel-sales al . IS. a5, 3s5 575, 6 a s.
SNiHe-nul; lot poodle "a for sows, 4 ga fof
bairows. A ioi 10 close 4. ~ retail from 90 5 ,
We noticed j eassei eethels e- ~ d. r. Want, Esq.
DecIhed, sold fuf ii each
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

WAsuiNoro~ trrNs Washington Jan. l.h.
The passag Of Use Cheap Postage bill gives
great satisfaction.
The three cent coinage ordered by the bill
supplies the want u changing money, SO long
desired by business men,
Next week the House viii consider the annual
Appropriation bil.
The prospects are tlat Gyer, Wing. will now
be elected Senator for Missouri. So say the an
ti-Denton members Of tie House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
4ttnrkets.
Cambridge Clt,Ie 1larl.e., Inn. rs.

Reported the Boston Daily Adveuisoi
A. MARKET 6G Cauic about 300 Becves aud ls stores
consisting ot NvfSns Oxen, Cows aud Calses aud Thee
Years pd, aud hrtiIiu.s.
Prce' Market Beei-EKtra s., % por cwt L. qualny
$3.50 2nt quality IS 25 81 quahis 60 ordinary So A.
Hides, $500 per cwt. Tahow, g So
Sturns- Working Oxen 500, ~, 100.
Cows and Ctva- so 60 40 uud so.
feariogs,--i, i0 4 ~
Two Yeas old & 10, A. and "a.
Ihtcs years oil, SIS, ~ and 48.
Sheep and Lambs eal3 lt Mafsrt. Ncstly an sold
lsicEs-tNifa. "a, and9 by lot 81, 90 D. aud s. Is
SWINE Rttli . - &C..
hemafk--lhc mafkct Is about she same u was last
woes, tNfia cate scatce and O good dcnlind.
30 tho lchaufs Kliread and 46 vct tho
Boston aad lowell Railroad, loaded with ealle, sheep aud
horses, swiac and fowls.
Number from &c ch state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EuROPE

Nav YonK, Friday, Jan. IL.
The steamship Asia. from Liverpool the ith
inst. arrived this evening.
The political news by this arrival is favorable.
All was progressing satisfactorily IN Germany
and on the continent
The Papol aggression hrs worn itself out, and
the people are quietly awaiting the opening Of
Parliament
The President Of France. in his reply to the
Authorizes who waited upon him oh New Years
Day, said he did seek for prolongauon Of his
powers.
Letters from Rome announce that the United
States residents in umt city have resolved on re-
sistance to the Pope'4 order TO close their Chap
el.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
Benjamin Perry's Estate.

THE suhsenneFs having baen appointed by tn HonoTabls
Probate Couri Tor The Dstrlc Ut Washington, commits
sicno TO receive eKamne and adjust all claims and de-
nunds Of all persons against the estate Of benjamin Pey
late of Natrrlufy 40 sad disct represented nsoyeut
and of months from 27th day OF December,
1885, allowed By SAID Cou the creditors said deeeas
exhibit ana their claims before
do ave that viii attend the duIies OF
appointment Ooe OF Rufus o. Smith, 10 Waterbury,
IA said District the hfst Tuesday Apn and June
q O'Clock aisetnoon, on each of said days
RUFUS &. SMITH, Commits
W. ". WELLS, \ sioners.
Waterbury, January 9Th, A. ID. 1851. w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
FITCIIBURG RAILROAD
e,s,o-o Trains will leave Boston as
IS f0li0Ws:

tos fitehhufg ESQ & - Eswessl II A. NJ, "a Pm
For Concord so aud ~ A. , As and $50 p. n.
For Waitham, 80, $40, 10 and IL A. Nj. l 81, a3A
4 "a and q =. NJ.
For waief,a~a 5, and SIS, A. NJ, ia NJ, eco -,
and 4 4 T.. 81.
For Lokington al l2 4. NJ, 81 , aud l-2 NJ.
DOWN TRAINS Will. LEAVE FOR BOSTON,
From fnchlug at 40 A. NJ, II NJ, l42O Exprsss) and
40 r. 81.
From Concotd at AMI A. NJ. los, IA sod $50 PM
From WuiihAm a 7.25, IS, 925 and IL A. NJ l35, 4,
"a and q 20 +. VI.
From wuieto~n l.s, and n A. NJ, I.aO, $50 and
or NJ
From Lea ng on a. 80 aud 10 A. NJ. and 30 2. NJ.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
;. NJ FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston Nov. s. 1919. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

T'uls ROAD eonnfet. at Wine River Junction, the
Vermont end Cpnuda, CeulIa aud Pasumpsc Railroads
with the tuncud, Mauchnsiefs Nashur, lowell Boston,
Law;curo, salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads IL
The fute from Of Canada, Northern Vermont,
and NoN ulmH-A shire 20 Boston.
This route passes thfpash The Capitals Of New Hampshire
and vermont tnt the irr and ife -h - low BY
Amor joy 49, 1850, Passenger Isins ction with
the nhutc hads Boston Depot Of the Lowell
Road TO- Net Lebanon, Wo Rver Montpelier and Bur-
hngiuu at Is q. and - Ma aud for Bristol At 10 NJ;
leave Nesi Lebanon Ter Nashua, Lowell, BOSTON, Groon
Junction, NeIcrstr Hnd hewAotk at 90 A. NJ. and Leo
=. NJ and Bristol at e2i =, or he arrival the cars
from Wells River and Burlington.
Passengers from the t'nual and Pessumpsic Roads via
Coneufd ud Nashua arrive Lfolen Junction. Worcester
and New ufs quick ant cheap by any other
special tafis 7rais viii 20 IN ough this
evrry fuordy, without stopping. There are cattle peas
and snud accommodations the landing about 3-4hs
mile from iortef's. by this dovers have not onlv
the advantage OF the Cambridge aud Brighton Markets
also ihe market at Manchester, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
and Slrm.
Fieish, Trains daily each way [Suaaays excepted
over the Genital Fassumpsic, Northern, Concord Nashua
aud luwel Roads 10 fom burlington Wells River and
the Depot oitho Lowell Road Boston. heIcha ndise of all
kinds Is carmel cheap and eKpedous by any other
route.
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent
ord = ec.sf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
SEWING BIZ MACHINERY.
To JourHymen Taiiois, SempsiTesses Employers
and all oihsys interested ia Seeing Of any
IeScyyufigu

ana ar oitcfs INTERESTED IA .>tNtfE 81 any
description 49,
SEVERAL ATTEMPT, have been ma5o 10 produce
- MHchmes sewing, they Without many
ohactaas and could b. 60 ltlr adyantagc profit
SiNcEK q PHnLrs' Beias-sitch Srvin- Machine, invon
ted 81 lsuac NJ. Singer, and manufactured ~ singer q
Phelps, No 10 Harvard Place lioslon Mass is offered 10
tha public perfect machine aud Nl be-
adapted 10 perform Kind OF work, the stitching
une sit 51som 10 ships sail cell descriP
tons Of leather, The needle straight aud aoiks epen-
deuiay table OF the machine, afuaing aud
opportunity adjust the fabric an, Wayand the stitch
may Pc regulated 10 length, hams breadth
The stitch made by this machine that will
open, aud the only be apart by eating
every second or third stitch From $40 to 1900 stitches
ecng 10 ;he fabric operated ao tukcn minute
To hfus this uchire pcrlectna much labor
bers Offer the Bclay stch Sewing Machine feeling
hdeni that II viii correspond upoa rai, with the
incubation here sison,
The ptohsarsing from tho of Of those machines
which suws with either needles, = from i've
siN dollars Pc day The operation Is confined the
manufacture OF clothing ony but be applied sewing
of Leather.
This machine with ordinary care Is warranted TO run one
year without repairs, aud will last many And Il IL
simple and easily regulated
aged that person Of ordinary ability ay operate II.
The price OF II these machines, which worked by
teaoe, and capable of sewing any ordinary nen musa,
OF woolen iabTic hundred and twenty ave dollars,
complete, win all appendages ior opeiation.
These machines beautiful and nest On beif appear
aud they take ttle room, that ttcy
m'nt 10 any iady's sewing apartment
{rT Al Agent. twiih whou exclusive arrangements Will
States
money TOT machines, (which III be carefully packed To send
o. any Of the wofd well all inquiries about their
ad1naton To dihefen purposes viii DO promptly attended
10 BY The manufacturers All e.!ei must be ee-t paid and
addressed 10 SINGER & PHELPS,
Nov >, 1850. > mos. is 90. 10 Harvard Place,
boston, Mass.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

oH AND AFTER Jan. /, 1850,
(fANH leave hoston from Fltchburs Railroad
EsltFs4} - Depot, by way Gfoion junction, Fitch
49, . burg, keene, Waipole and Windsor at IL A.
go 81. end aIive at Wells River 40 r. NJ. aud
at Burlington 700 40 r. N.
Con. leave Boston 70, chasiosowa Clarsnopt and Wind
sor ~ - aud u A. NJ aud arrive at Windsor al IL aad
5Iar.M ~.
Cars leave Wells River - a. NJ and Burlington q,
A. NJ and hy way OF W insor Boston Al Pm.
Cas- leave iudsor at7 - A. aud II 10 NJ aud ar
rive 40 Boston 20 > aud G =. NJ.
Passengers 90 ard hom New York with above
trims 81 Crolon Junction Worcester and Nashua RI or
Walpuie.
sages leave Wells River, arrival Of Cars Boston,
for S. Johnshuiy, Stanstead, Derby Line, <c.
Stages ease darlington etery morning Sundays epted)
tor Monuea, &r.
Cattle iltins for Porier's Tuesday.
Fiesht trasus leave aud arrive At ioston daily.
THOMAS =. WILLIAMS. Supt. Sullivan Il Il.
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Domestic Wool Mnrkei.


Very little change. Enfe city does moi e.
coed coo 600 los. fuf sale.
Prices fully equal last week low grades at abou, two
csnis higher.
some large lots omain hand delivered, bot were
sold two months stree 10 manufacturers which incud
ed IN estimate of stock lat weck.
Pulled Woods very aud no large lot IN market
thu high price Of DOL prevents kns the sheep and pull
ed NO VIII Iemain scarce for The neNt month.
The deep snOws n the nartlern snd part ths
State may pets being brought arke., hut we
think the reasons gaed above the probable.
Sales Of the week about 5000 lbs.
We quote
American Saaony Fleece so 81
Full FLOODED MeTino, IS 80
~ and "a McTino, 40 a
tatse and Ia MeiinO, 80 "a
super pulled county, 80 a.
No pulled do. "a IS
Super pulled City, 81
Nc. Paliea l.aalbs - "a
DSy toeas Reporter.
Foreign woolsIs imported foI the wesk -51s .s5..
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PAMPHLETS

Giving History aud Description OF the character aud
rery ct Consumption, aceun panied with cedcafes frem
patients thrnseltt, Of e Standing say,
places showing the manle ga which hey been cured
OF The alose mentioned diseases, the Office
No r, Stafs Streel.-GH ATS.
urdors should be addiessed 10 FgEDksE.v'6 s. 90.
STATE street, Hostetl.
Price 81 per BOTTLE, of q hntilrs f1r 1--WE daillcs.
Sold 90 Montpelier by Town ila State street, also
sold by 4. A. PEGS. huntington; james Porter, Rutland
Nichoi. & sm'u, hrllou- Fa'ls.
\. 49, Diet SchencA will visit Montpelier Saturday
Febtuly md MI receive patients Iottrils Hotel.
- Tor further PARTICULARS enquire #
TOWN s. NALL gents, State street,
u5.6n Montpelier Vt.