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INFORMATION WANTED

OF JOHN STRAIN who lett Putnam county.
Ohio. in l848, and who was last heard'of st
Terre Haute, Indiana. He 10 "A Carpenter
and Jo,ner,by trade, is fond Of music. and q
performer on the flute and violin, and in per-
son was ,nlL, slim in build, and dark com.
had heavy eyebrows, and black
hair His q 90 is about 27 years. AZ he has
not been heard of since l848, his friends are
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Information from lhese who may have known
him since that time will be thankfully les
sceiyed.by his relatives and friends. Address,
JOHN E. MCCONNELL, Lelpsic, Putnam
County, Ohio. Ss,, az Nov, 2, 1881.
A. Editors Of Western papers are espec-
ialIy requested to copy the above and csn-
Ter q favor on the friends Of Mr.. Strain, who
ore seriously anxious on hislaccounts
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NOYCE.

: NTDTICE 10 hereby given that Petition
2l y will be presented 70 the Commissioner
\ :of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next De
y sceIiiber Session. asking said commissioners
t,to view and establish the following line ofss
count; road Commencing on the section
line between sections No. twenty.seyen and
ssb;r.y-four in town one south Of range six
s!eaaf'xherc the Lima and Defiance free turn
fp;,ee ,crosses said Iner2thence east 10 ihe
,sonih east corner os section Nc.twsnty-six in
aa;d fownship-- thence south east 70 the south
e.et corner Of the nor,h east quarter OF sec
4;on ibi1ty~sx- eastcn hall section
line 10 the rad leading from William Turn,
!. er,s 10 Kslida al or near George Kiiyer's ~
Pleaa,us township Sept. IS. 1851
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Blanks for Sale.

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JUSTICES REC0GNIZANCES, and
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JAMES MACKENZIE
Kalida. October. 1850
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

"A t my instance an attachment was this
A day issued by Joseph Belford, a justice
oi The peace, of Blanchard Township, Put.
nam County, Ohio, against the property and
s fleets Of John Strewbridgc, an absconding
debtor. (Signedl
sos at LUMAN WOODRUFF.
Dated this ist day Of November, A.. D., Bal.
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STRAY COLT!

STRAY COLTi
.GTRAYED from the premises Of the
y subscriber about The last Saturday in
March, ofthe. present year,
BRIGHT BAY MARE COLT.
Two years old in-May last. She bad a
small star in her forehead and a small
white snip On her nose; she had a heavy
name and iail, and was in good condi-
lion, when she left. Whoever will send
informaiion TO this Office, or to the sub
scrber, in Spgarcrerk township, Pnlnam
Couniy, Ohio, where said Colt may be
had, pr will deliver her 70 the subscriber,
will be paid for his trouble and al' charges
discharged .or her keeping, &r.
JOHN RAMSEY.
Sept. II. 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05

Vermoni Central Rciiroad.--A new ana,lgc-
ment went into operation on Monday last, trains
running through from Boston to Ogdensburgh or
Montreal in II hours thence by steamer to Lew
iston Is hours, railroad to Buffalo | l2-Buffa-
10 to Chicago lvia Michigan Central) 3l-tota
20 hours from Boston to Chicago. From Boston
TO ST Louis, Missouri, the time is but five days
On the same day very reasonable tariff for
through tickets for the West went into effect, as
stated in our last The Central road from Mont
pelier village to Montpelier Junction is now run
indepcndcntly,in connection with all the trains
an arrangement very convenient to the road, and
to through passengers, but which does not now
verv well suit the notions Of some of our own
people; we think their opinions viii be modified
By and by on that subject: there are two impor-
,ant extensions ahcad-of the town towards the
junction, and of the rairoad and the torn east
ward, preserving the old centre Of gravity. On
the other hand, a passenger depot here, every
was suited 90 tho place, has been ordered, which
Is doubtless satisfactory to every body.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05
SCOTT ~ FINLD

AVE tins day received LARGE addition to thoir stoek
if GOODS, lnl VIII coll them al LDi, PAGES.
June %. %
NEW MusLtNs, LAWNS, BERAGEr, D'LAINEs and
other DRESS GOODS. Aew stl los just received By
JpAe 80. SCOTT q FIELD.
%
NloKE SUGARS, TEAS COFFEE, -, tbs day re-
-'' ceiyed BY SCOTT a FIELD.
June 81 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

A celebration Of the 4th at Montpelier is sug-
rested. BY all means, celebrutc-and do it
well.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05

The Bclotrs Iaiis Ga,ctie is dcfunct-absorb-
ed IN The Bmttleboro' phunix. Qaey-ls sill
yer grcyisu Improbable in Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05

o. Town 81 Hall have dissolved and each
goes ahead ON bis own hook Montpelier is a
great place for their business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05

o. The editor was absent at the proofread-
ing cf editorials for'he last two weeks, and claims
dissolution for suniry errors Of the press. This
weeks editorials are maiuly from the er
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05
hampshire Medical Institr
ton.
Dartmouth College.

THE ffty ffsh Course Of Lectures will commence on
THURSDAY, August 7th, 1851, aud continue fourteen
weeks, Introductory Lecture O'Clock 4. N. b. Professor
trosty
iioa JorL PARKER, L. l.. d. Professor of Medical Juhs
prudence.
DIX CHosur NJ. H. Professor Of Surgery Obstetrics and
diseases OF Women end Cliiifcn.
ALnEkI shIH. a. D. Professor nf Thel aputics and Mate
MA MtdIca.
kP~4Kn PHELPs, NJ u Professor Of Practice of Medi
eine and Pathological Anatomy.
tnnuSp X. PrAsLEr, NJ. u. Professor of Anatomy and
Psychology.
ANDrEw 7. FiroH, NJ. ID. pomoostraior of Austomy.
fses able IA advance. Nv 0ih0ut rsPon
sits end0rssrs.
frss iol tho Course $50. MAncula,ion s. Craduatus
Expenses els L. *. fEAsLEE, Seo'y.
Hanover, N. II. Jvns, ASH. 2s'lA
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4tlarria0cs.

10 Wiihamstowo, May l4t by the Rev +. g. Paine Mr..
@eofsu ~ Aherol 81 ~ atefbuiy aud Miss Laura L. Town
srua 90 Wiiam-tupn.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston.

THE undersigned having eutirely REBUILT ind Ev-
LAkGtD to above extensive establishment, contain
log in all about three hundednnd hy room would respect
fully give nOre that be- ready the reception nd
accommodation ui the travehns community.
An extended notice the unsurpassed convenences OF
This House - deemed supoffuuus, the inn
tovements which have been made be property gvon
IN an adveftisenent Suffice d say that expense
heen spared TO tender any apartment perfect.
The furniture made expressly order, regardless Of
cost and certain portions Of IT, especially the drawing
rooms, will be found 20 be- of the beautiful and
manufacture. The diIng ronms capacous, and the
hours tot meals Will be arranged to suit the
fence of the early aud late.
Every department viii be conducted in unexceptions
BILE manner, and ihn proprietor pledges himself that the
mercan House shall DO Truly the TravseI's Home.
LEWIS RICE
January, 30, 1851. 1876. m
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TO WOOLLEN AND COTTON
MANUFACTURERS.
Ferguson's Arrow Root Starch.

HE Subscribers have been appointed sole agents for tho
sale Of fefrusous Manufacturers Arrow Root SsTch
and EXPECT to BIO constantly reooving in sufficient quaint
ties To i ofdcts to extent II b warranted pure, and
made from Arrow Root only.
From the Testimonials furnished 20 by Mr.. Fetguso~
appears that " his atcle has been used in number OF
manufacioi lee New York and Nc~-inglind tho past
year with unparalleled II forms sizing for
touon WOODEN Nnn Of great roustency md eAiraof
binary Cheapness takes the place of glue altogether,
that Article Is added to the sizing made ~ this Starch.
renders The cloth hmer and elAsr, and gives
the goods rich gloss that Iceland Moss aud other pen
siye preparations cannot hcuos.n
The following extracts from letters lately received
" II is prepafed similarly other starch ting. II
uakcs the Threads Of woocn yarn smoother stronger
thao other sarch paand ~ wn,tA three pounds ~
paoto si06hter siiiHg w00isa yarn have heard highly
recommended Tor cotton"
(signodl DANIEL BAGLEY.
Piusfeld, April o, 1851.
" We have used nearly yeafs, and find far cheap
and better than glue orany Other Staich am ddont
would be- much better for the cotton manufacturers
substitute 1t .astsnd Of potato starch.H
tsisncdl r. CLAP, 30.
piiufeld April 90. 1851.
" tam obliged to give yours the preference, both
CARDS quhlty economy, labor in application, beauty
lSign,d1 G.. %. AInEkrON.
Hartford, April 90, 1851.
The manufacturers having introduced machinery IN i,s
prep ration, hefeh, essenug t Gust enabled offer
al e. luiihof reduced price,
For salc, NhnlrsflH. by
suIEFFALIS BROTHERS &. 90.
27S2 lDi tnd tu1 john street, New Yark.
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VERMONT TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

THIS Association will hold their hfsi Annual Meeting
Tuesday, tine 20 Of August next iuithet notice OF
the me.lias Nth programme OF the exercises, four weeks
Il H. NEWTON, Executive
W. a. BuRAHAM, Com.
Printers Of papers Throughout the STATE aie requested 10
give the sbose notice insertion
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BONNETS, BONNETS /!

At the Peoples Store, opposite the BRICK Church
'INHls day received fu assortment Of Cap Gown Bon
i nols with Missos' Hats and Gip.oys OF the aP
proved sly lie, AMI will be sold At bafga,a. ...
LYMAN 4 KING.
NAV 2ad. ISL n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05

v,y ronH uriile. plei Nae, -uch Tea aud Coifs,
Pots, Sugar Bowls Crcnmers and Cake Baskei- Castofs
yefy NICE
!. l. ~ -
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From Montnelier.

NsrCafs leave Montpelier ~ o. sou ~ % and
uiof nnrnetrn knnsc's Point 90 8 20 m g. 20 pa
g-F feo Freight lia ns rua cody each wy
lane p ls1l. %. CAM.nEli. fnsinseT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
,.,,r .IIJEs OF THE SOUTH,


er soun and Psnrah Post of s HC,Ih are the
article the subject e ,n ric he backing
a!f n i, ' mex, uc!c5cr.l Piii''-f c"""s'e" '"'"
II quite time Says the PennsVanlah) 10 MEET al. Sue
his toldy and pontcdly and we are Tor doing so
,nya,s l. it, tEcn, sin for any part of
-. T, ;, ha The natural ally of another part? Is the
. ne disease and of Death that to be allied with II
i . he ,ogroed or 10 die? The ralor OF the South Is al
I, couol TO that of the Norhits eoquencc as erVd-s
soIas uitfu-i,s people patriotic as ours Where men,
Is the stigma Of being the allies OF the South! DO not let
M ,dr su,pose that we use these remarks aller the
cn,,, States Proud men llaltered by compa-
Ike these and the South is ofy conscious as it has
ripht 10 be- Of its equality In all respects with The North
when II is not So We shall depore it deeply as ITSELF
I'M il instructive that those who hold up the fact that
hr democracy of the North the natural allies OF the
BOT that the Democracy so, because the South
;.n aSsoiied and nsued by the enemies of our
ntr,, and also that the that induces The Demo.
cyois 10 suppor The South non l7Outd induce Them support
oter horton oc Union equally outraged and assdicd
on his broad and glorious issue are willing 10 go be-
Er the peope of Pennsylvania with The Wings, and TO let
| the people decide between The two great parties
nm ,rho are those who charge us that this alliance
10 dnnrada ton and wrong! Among then are many VINO
a ,h. natural allies of the Great Britain that now
has her representatives, in this country operating against GU!
;ns,iIuons and denouncing the Constitution Many OF
RI 50 who assa for devotion 10 the SOUTH are constant
~ exhibiting hs own devotion To Inc George ihompsuns
the Fred Dnugases, and the Gert omits, VINO glory IN
,he opnorunity OF libeing the United States The New
Vol, Courier that asSa the Democracy Tor being the allies
of The South time denounces hossuh ana ms
omnou,ts in Hungary The Boston Standard which de-
The Democracy for the same cause courts The vest
enemies of our country, and apPauds their calun,-
niee and their alsehoods The Tribune echoes H. even while
i o,rournues Thompson and Garrison Is not better Tor
,hc Democracy to be ally Of portion of their own el-
low countrynen than follow these pernclous examples
and TO run after hostile foreigners and strange soas
We cprat this issue upon which we should nave no
hesitation whatever in meeting our political opponents lace
10 face in the coming, or in any other campaign!
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mir SIArE ANn uIRELING STATES.

Tho census tables heretofore published by uS, ctcs
mned will make an exhibit much more favorable ~ ''
cr. S,utes linn was br anticipated iley sac" ""'
tho i,creasc of population in the tIircnG Tor Tree
~ e1O has been 1914 352 while the increase q" Inc saw
S,oss Is 25l6725. This proves that the rn' ihc'' "
l,on-apart from emgration-has been greater III '"e
b Than in the North Three millions OF cmgrana nave
i, This country since 1890, and nearly The who'c u
~ have settled in the North and North vest on sci "o "
m minimum that the North has been thus Increased %
million Of emgrants than the South ana the rS0'
Of the Southern people in The last ten years mas
er cent greater than the increase Of The >of
ern people 80, ,,ie,;,o. ,rc
i onc feature however, which is not grathying we
- the representation in Congress OF the TWO SECTIONS
1879 the Hirelns States had lI2 Representatives, uc
STATES 9l-in 1852 the former will have li4' 'hc a'
~ hoxina balance in favor OF the Hireihs o'ats III
,.oa5 Only an increase of H. II is true since i0i-'
,ye reflect that but for the practical appca''o" u
f,,o proYisio TO California By the administrator VIC
,;, concentration of the Two sections III So"s'e''
,1 s,aua the same they did ten years ago. we NUS
~ ,e progress of the work OF the aooi'i' sp''''
na been onward for long series OF years anu 7ee's
. -, Inning greater momentum; and which shfi'' u'''' -
. , hv the true friends of the Union, a. me 'oi''h
w;I eventually produce dissolution oil the c'he'''"e'