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Hubbard Mellendy,s Estate.

STAFF or NERAoAr,l The hoa Probate Count for the
bisuct o Randolph, Disiflet OF Randolph TO al
peisoas eoucorned IN the estate OF Hubbard Mendy
OF ofanse 40 sad distinct deceased interstate :.fesIIng
WhEhtAs, H. w Bartholomew, Esquire, 4dmnistfa-
W iof OF The SAID deceased proposes rendering account
oi his administration aud presenting has against
estate iof alowasee AT Of said Court held at
the kegisaefs Ohe- IA Cheoa, said district, on The
fourth tuesday OF April, A. -, 1858, at O'Clock A. NJ
Therefore, you are hereby nouned appear before ssd
Lou, al the tue Ard place aiofesat1 aud show cause a
have, shy the aaid account should be
Dated at Chelsea, In SAID psltc 30lh dag Of March,
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40 PHYSICIANS TRROUGHOUT
UNITED STATES.
Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Ar
Omatic SChnapps,


LtNiNh unuecrs-aff 90 ieuiiHd aHf regular mcmher
- offhe Medical profession, a. the csru1l..hcd Medical
properties ot PURE ioALANu GIN 40 ia4ny diseases at
dopsical toHHrnoY iru.nctult inso yunr cxtination
o. sulfur afte, nluui4cfuiudhy myself cusiytls "a
schlr"an, ln d"liand, by proor-, pecu my oWN
ftcioY Il - havufed and ncdicatei, F tu cumuuu
haisn berry Dut by tle ruooc hotanrs variety e ao-
asiied sod ,unrt with is sIitu.us solvent, 4nd thus
hocn", concentrated uucinfc of exquisite aud ata
altscihe tfHn-cruarnf, It's CORDIAL sud medicinal
pfopoif's, 10 any Holland Goa hcraioipft knaNu.
Amid tho ituN ed inirfor di. ations with which the
m1fkeiis nov lufrd rbtsgIans Eud 40 ftirpls Ia pro
cufng good aud pure Gu, VII c they prescribe
coincidence "a its beneficial effects A. an importer Of
twenty .ea sianrs, 30 the city Of New Nufk ps-
ses zoe injured experience ~ te manufacture of HOi.-
LAND GIN espccia ~, beg submit tn suui ulteution
my AROMA tiG scniEbAH SChNArPs," ~ one
Which caunu tl 10 sour expectations, sud
shah Bee hnp o forward To suu boiiis Of H.,
charge 90 ausN.f 90 leucr inilung your readiness
accept g.
Il Is cely year since have repared and de
tfinuted NY sclilEhAN GIN. ercu-v-'f tor medicinal
purpose sFt wtn thar hcf period have u.
mere a. letters, both ,fum physicians p4tuis testify
tug Go ~ extraordinary efficacy Gravel lac en Drops
and cons ui the koueys uud Bladder rally also
40 ssprpuc Miaelfs Hhen aken iu proper quanttes
Diet Dfnk aud respectfully dinner found b, uniform
eNperienc~ o. Doe rncnus tcaoIous "a thc oadufats
caso- ~heH .Nen thn best usual remedies
a. anofa more than Temporary relief and have doubt
mat u ~oud y"d sini results with precision and
tatnty ga A"uf oNn professional experience. The AkO-
MAilC SNHltDAM siHNAPPS, - put rp va slfuL ?
hulrs puts gurus, neatly coveted bnd ibelrd with
my eniha.se she hote, also. lac sim- Of nv
signature on tie iahci anu ny seal the With
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
March, 1888 al;im Importer, - bea,cist, Now York
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, the foregoing appica ion ha. h.en made 10
W ths proprietor Of than one sixteenth ra of
o"iei ~ the County OF Essex and state of Yer
W calling meeting OF the popfietors of said Gore;
me riope,ofs OF said Warren Gore are hereby TO-
anu warned TO meet OF the dwelling house Of Have,
IN bnghion, IN SAID County Of Essex, on Thursday
18Th day OF May next at one O'Clock Ia Inc 10
'p'h each snh oil 81 the matters mentioned and set
81 ~ 'he foregoing application # Oliver z. Chandler
esen sAJeI niy hand at Mood.tock ia tAe Couats al
naseF, this 3ist day Of March A ID ls5,l
..5w EIIAkfM JOHNSON Jn.,,c. os,h. r..e.
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PANkORITE."

NttFF y N.NIIUtI OF HOOK EttNt
In infhlnafe Remedy ioi al ~CROFU iJS DISEASE
Indigestion, salt Rheun, Sch Headache, Causef,
Nur-fIl Sore Muufh asl t,an.-.f A.. htiit..
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Take Particular Notice.

Young ucn ahp have lufrd iheusciyer hy a certain
practice INDUCED in habit frequently learned from EVIL
COMPANIONS al rchnOihe effects 81 winch nightly elt,
rven sneu asleep and destroy both mind aud huiy shuu
apply imm' dsi,y. Weakness eonstuuuonul drhit,,
loss m muouar slcal assude general pr
uton tnrubty, anu all nervous affections, gesiiun,
slugshness of f iyer and disease 90 ANY
neeted the dsode OF the Pfoereluye functions
aud lu yisuf restored.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-14

Muspfatf'. Superior BE ching Powder
s s,e,oia N 'i' eels oratcd wn.os rseor
tennessee O. pfinting
RaSlius q Son.' English Tissue
firsf Qiahrv French Ilfrdmanne
They also ugen prfncipal Pap-r
eTs 10 this couuy, end offer ia sale By most exiea
and desirable stock Of Paper End Pantr
h.teHals that be ound or ans her country
They occupy thr ifge and commodions Wafeh,use. No
II Clt Street, No b, Clh Street, No iet chrisiaphe r
Cl,H street.
Their buuaess Is s'rol' Wholesale and riins Papers
are sold by the only
heir extraordinary fciios enable them to offer an
Good both foreign ana domestic, The lowest possible
prices.
Paper made 10 order, any weight Liheml id.
N.nces made consisnmenis Of paper. Paper Maker
stock AID Other mHfchiui.za.
Rags a6fa,s, "a
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5000 lbs. Glover Seed

II IRECf ftnm ONO, for solo nt wnnle.ae on better
a. tefms thsn eau be ofousht from market
S1ONhs 4 LANGDON.
March "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-14

As INV naae hes been convention with tae recon
meuds, OF Mt Ayefs' ROCk ROSE SNHip, 10 various
advertisements, hy 'he manufacture beg easu 10 make
the ufiu9ng statement with ny Acquaintance.
viih The foasf sod is which subjected b., and
me reasons Tor having Introduced h she notice Of
fenf- fn the ruf1auHity 40 which isfds uux
medicine adgrnised. make tins freely.
cause hsvc principle, withheld from ell pa
teni medicine, and seduousy abstiin-d rom feconend
Ing them 10 Ae rnbc. believing them frequently the spdr
n qrGcaeru fa6Lg, aud eudi-r ease instead
esseniuu huiiuu disease suieiog such Eai, il
tho ehartcief lrge portion Of patent panaceas Of
this medicine naking age. Their uae II asioa" and
isum tneis influence, from the denouaes sp have
reason 10 nfay iuf "a ifs Aaiiyerancc.r
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JUST Feoeyrl store, aod Will be .ad Wholesale,
10 cts pes Bu.h ias- than can be- delivered ffum
BOSOM. AutI STDHEs Il LANcUON.
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AFFECTED READ.
MEDICAL HOUSE,
Established 5yenrs ago by DIR KINkELIN
n. ~. Corner of mud aua JniOn streets,
(betWecn 50 uce an Pine st,ers,)
Bniiaurluafn.

IUITWNVI ~ IW FTI0 sI-0UTs-I
Philadel plata.
FIFTEEN ycsrs oi c1trn-iye uninterrupted practice
spent 90 ths city, have rendered ID. k.NkEtIN the
must rzpet and cssiu practonaI Tar aud near ~ ine
tfrHtn, o. ct al d-sts's oi private Persons al
hctrd wiin ur,fs upon The b0i, legs pains 10
The head or blne- mefcufal hrunts. sfuciues gravel
dinuses arising from Nuuhi imp mites the
hod, whereby Tire become tnitrbed are
ull treated wuu -uccess
lie who pieces himself under the care Of Dr. kiNkELIN
may fehs'"usY oohhde ga his honor gentleman
ski lasu mn
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NOTICE,

NIARY 4. my wife has len her bed and hoard, Sad sei
vi live eh -this ~, therefore. 10 fofhid ali
persons hafblinx us;ns her account, AL viii
pay no debts OF Def contracting after toe date
LEoAARD rhRAsHEi.
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had myself suffered occasionally win sudden attacks Of
Sick iieadaras Hrd Bilious niauhra, aua had sought
great variety oi agents e purpose snd
suffering ON This disease (darrh.tl ths time. deter
mined 10 iei the View Syrup hrst mst. The
wee beyoUc aipus. n anue rfn afferqfrs
aud II" nod action o the systOm changed, and the
functions 81 -Hrrrian were restored healthy IL
gave tone ant eitoiy 10 my systtm and corrected The de-
insTneu 90 tr gesute organs, uud gave inasti
n'sbe biess'uf-ihALiH THIS ermin ed
10 week uonihs but took ious ave BOTTLES h. PET
haP- nouihs. siuc- have Suffered hui slight
" iriln ,le.r drflasemehts. Ny SICK HEADACHE is
rNTiREIX tlfsFn
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IIOTORPATHY.


OUR Instnl0n al hastead iiali h"chestrf y. y, is
~ She at thrunc Diseases, D.
this system VI Therapeutics shicA BE- Fm TO- arona and
reliable based upon paho"slaai pnci -, ~ ~hiob
the orns OF Prolapsu- utsf. nod ahor functional
tna oganlc arrangements cured without supPoet-
aus othe u.ua OF the day. "a toaois Win
ia. feahs aud long siaueng diseases, without
pain o. Inconvenience The principles OF Motof~thy hase
hoioug s tested IN ha oancut OF some i've thou
sand iaaae Diseases see oi "nioh have hesa
cufed an q fou dave others IN fes weeks
MoIorArRf gives vitality AID oice 10 the functional
powos ufths 90 CANS. T. restores the consultation sn the
abuses OF ds-spatton aud sell nduene The 0aiy
assni whica val sp,nal e,ieui,es prevent
aad obsate ssnlhr. Il equality efficient ,ha Of
ncipient coa.umpan bIoaehia aecion=, paralysis,
fangenlent, Fef complant, aud a f0uhes yisng
tom organc weakness OF topid eiIeuison dysspssa,
scfafuia, and paiaiui periods, sc.
THIS has also een success On epilepsy, heart
disease and dIopsy Ia all peculiar exc.ta5iy,
OF memory, OF slight alterations OF mud wnofe me La
naiic Asylum Is ioFbddng the success "a hs Institution
IL tfuly sfauiytng
There is au extensive WATER cURE attached, with
gafdens lawns aud spaeoas Recommendations where Kind
and pleasure among tho Erneie means 10 seeafe
BUOY aney ct spirits lad cheerful epjoymrnt.
~ors MOfOkfArhf, aud oiheI particulars, eau
DO mad ffeo OF postage, By eneosas ,ea ls'i. p. "a
fecied to u. HALstrB, II. H.,
25.3m kochestaf, n. Y.
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Horace Atkins'S Estate.

STATE OF NERMONTt 10 Probate Count holden at
Washington u-uict, Monipe'iei Within and for ssid
district, un the 80 day uf March 4 ID is5J.
GUY II. kiNS. administrator ON tho estate ~ nor
AYE Aih'NS ltteoi Waterbury, in siid distinct, de-
ceased his adpni- ation account Tor settlement,
hefeupon.n Is ordered mat referred 10 the
ism DAY OF Api next az ihe P'ohaie Oce said Nom
peNef Tor - irnin ton AID allowance ane tim, ala COM
eetnea De notified hereof, by me Publication Of this order in
We Vermont Naichm uud State Juuna p.in ed at Mont.
relei three weeks suee,sivrls. 49, ma, be- that
lhy mav appear and al sud time and lace, Il they zee
cause, obi ca iheteto
uy order Of Court
Attest, CHARLES REED Register.
true copy kerofd
"a Aue.i, CHARLES REED Reri.tcr
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STATEMENT OF REV. Z. r. WARREN.-
Pastor Of the 20 Baptist Church, Now iaaon u stiv
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Ladies & Children's Shoes.
Ready-Made Clothing.

'hE best assortment Montpelier, Al w:olcsae at city
prices. add resaiied iof small Poht. Al abe People,.
STORE. LYMAN a KIM.
MaTch9 u
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EDU.gr ~. Is.sRRs.v:
VIM. Franklin ~ CO., Sew Haven
lAP,il le.s.-25.3ie.l Coma.
Myers ENtrnct 0fIsock RIOS

sML WaHea, though Minister Of ,hs Gospel, has for a
pard OF " CIV attention fhu subject medical
science 10 quaiy him no administer 10 tho sics
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De LANES.
BEAUTIFUL spnus slslrs, al 1912 TO 10 cents, Just
a. received at tho Peoples store.
Msteh = ~ LYMAN 4 KING.
bOnnets.
NEW SPRING STYLES q Ribbons at LYMAN 4
= hlNbc- "a Mufch Is, 80.
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Montpelier Carpet Store,

WE have iastIeceved 2O1O yads Of WOOL CARPET
W lNGSon contract made before The advance and slail
at present sell old prices Cotton Carpetihas Stai,
Carpoi,ngs Bockings,Aiso Oh cluh Carpetiags differ,
eni wd,h., Pneos that Will peaseat The Peoes store
MsIsh y, Az "a
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

ENGLAND's HUMANITY. = 1t is generally kD,v,
that savages Were employed by The king of EouIsni
George ILL., and paid DIT much per SCALP of ma.
woman and child during our Revolutionary war, T.
few Items from this terrible Trade in human flesh NAV
perhaps interest some Of readers, and show Them
how this paterna king strove 10 crush out thu Do5.
spirit OF independence of our early heroes Here
list OF a number of packages that were sent BY on,
James Boyd from Captain Crawford 10 the British
governor of Canada, Col. HaIdman. These mack,
ge0 OF scalps were found among the baggage of lbs
English army after the defeat of Burgoyne cured and
dried, with Indian marks upon them. The letter a..
companyIng them read Thus
! Package l. Containing forty-three scalps Of
| congress soldiers killed in different skirmisbs,,
stretched on black hoops four iuches in diameter
Pack. q Containing ninety eight farmers killed
In their houses, on red hoops, with figure OF hoe
tainted on each 10 d1Iiate their occupation
Pack. B. Containing nine ty seven farmers scsI,
on green hoops, TO show they were killed in d.
fields.
Pack. 4. Containing one hundred and two farm.
ers, eighteen of them, marked with yellow flames to
signify that they were burnt alive.
Pack. s. Containing eighty eight scalps Of wo.
men, hair long and braided, to show that they were
mothers. go
Pack. 6. Containing one hundred and ninety.
three scaIrs of boys of variousages, on small green
hoops.
Pack. 7. Two hundred and eleven girls scsIp,
big and little, on small yellow hoops.''
Such was the stuff of which English royalisfs WEI.
made in the days - which tried mems souls
Boston Post.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

WoNT WoRK. The Boston Post says: The Maine
law has proved decided failure everywhere. COM
pulsory laws will make men temperate. lhs
Governor of Michigan, in his late message, says mo
temperance law of last year has answered The e1
pecIaIions of it's advocates and is generally en-,
forced bill has be- en Introduced into the Illinois
Legislature, repeating the liquor law of 1851 and a.
lowing the county courts to grant licenses at suCA
rates they may see fit to establish,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

Hon. HARRY HIBBARD, of New HAMPSHIRE
we are much gratifed 10 announce that this disiin-
gulshed representative of the staunch democracy of
the Granite Stale has been unanimouslv
Tor election to the next Congress-. This testimony
of the high estimation in which Mr.. Hibbard is held
by his constituents is made the more signal by the
represented by hinlhas been enlarged by the lepiss.
ure at Its last session, county being added to-
H. The close of the present q ongress terminates
Mr: Hubbard 8 second term of Congressional service
during which ne has become well and favorablv
known as fearless and efficient champion Of demo-
cratic principles Wash, Un;on'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

! CONNECTION OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND TIE AT
LANTIC-AvoIDING ALL FREE Soil TERRITORY. The
importance of direct railroad connection of the Mis-
sissIPpi Valley with Atlantic seaports without passing
through any of the free States, is becoming more and
more manifest We OF those who desire to
excite Preiudces between the different sections of
this great Republic but the fact exists and has 10
be met that our slave property is not safe when they
touch what the aboitionists call Stree SoiL.''
In this connection, the scheme of constructing
CONTINUOUS railroad communication from The Valley
oil the MISSISSIPPI to Richmond, Alexandria, Norfolk
and Baltimore. IS daily acquiring deeper interest.
1t needs heightened argument illustrate this DC
sIilon. The of Mr.. Lennon, whose slaves were
liberated in New York, is enouGh-it speaks volume.
on the subject; and the value of the railroad from
CoYlngton to the mouth Of Big Sandy, forming as it
WILL part OF that great line and the most direct which
can be desired, will be conceded by the whole South
ern States, and must receive an immense patronage
from that well as from the fact that il will
be the shortest and quickest line.
The January number of De Bows Review has the
following notice of meeting in Memphis recently
held for the purpose of constructing railroad from
that city to Louisville:
s. A Railroad meeting has been lately held in Mem
Phis' In which large number of leading citizens
by Robinson Topp, Esq:
Res0lred, That it is the opinion of this meeting
ans we believe of the entire population of Memphis-
that direct railroad route from Memphis, through
the counties OF Shelby, Upton, Haywood, Gibson
and Henry, in West Tennessee, thence by the near
est and best route to Bowling, Green and Louisville
Is project of high magnitude, notalone 10 the coun
ties through which it may pass, but to the whole
Mississippi Valley.
feSoi0ed, That we hail with joy the energetic move
nents now being made in the counties of De Soto
Pamela. 4allobusha and Talahatchie, Mississippi'
Tor the purpose of constructing a railroad from This
place towards Grenade, or Canton MississipDi
Res0/ced, That regard the last-mentioned road
IS link, and an important one in the great chain of
aiiroads which must long be made from Louis.
lille, through Memphis to New Orleans and likewise
rom st. Louis TO New Orleans"
railroad is in operation from Louisville TO Lex
ngton, and with that our road is to con-
ect at the mouth of Sandy, Kentucky, will rejoice r
the privilege OF meeting there. {
Take map and examine the route referred TO from G
lemPhls by Bowling Green, Louisville, LEXINGTON
'ig Sandy. and thence through Virginia to Richmond
+ ashington, and any one doubt that il will +
sceIve the largest share of all travel between Mem
hls' and the cities of Richmond, Norfolk, Alexan +
ld' washington and Baltimore. Rich. Eno +
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BURNING FLr1D. 1t is proved by statistics al
though it seems perhaps hardly probable, that mos
deaths and serious accidents annually from INC
use of s. burning fuid'' in the United States than
from steamboat explosions and railroad acclden;;
combined Professor Siiman says that, if his "eia
were law, there should never be another drop OF
used IN ordinary lamps now kept in shops and ia"F
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guage OF letter of a democratic marnbo-
us" that GeneSannders was influenced inI ha,
during the last sesslonsby any no pes lron ~ eoua
10 elect him Judge, such idea could onII ne Shia
erated.in The minds of men whowoufd ba y be r.
by such motives themselves ''--or that ~ nnnencs
who voted for him were influenced by snv ' oss "h
stderation than preference of one deI,H o'nef Co.
another, for merit. or from his being more jS" oe
course on measures of public Improvement A&
ms statement has been made in no.sn;..
cftml nation but to correct misrepresen,ai;nH Of d
&c repel improper and unjust imputalions All
enable the public 10 see and to iudge riI well
Justice efforts have been made TO prei9dio.H VIZ
has long served and long enjoyed The nUbE Gne VII
dence. Let justice be done though the 'i I Conf
s"0u'o ''''' VERlT4S9
GENIUS. Genius will out. There ia m g.,
as chaining IT. Like lightning. the darker ,ba d
that surrounded it, the more brilliant lis e "e co
diculous as the proeessis, IL has been l,iad t,
have cramped II on tie tailor's board and it3
measuring tape and softiAg needles. Bpt al sci
Grotesque faces and embryo landscapes baya III 'sa
the white-washed walls in spite of them IroTeN
sqeaked in the dead hour of the night in ~ tmta
barn, or high garnet !; candles burned t ,bo1e d;
the morning. where sat the determined strJ.tsItyH
pale cheek on hand, - his resolute eve kindJ' wiz
the wondrous page. And if the inquisilion "s oe
thumb screws and unspeakable horrors waro ;'W Wis
reward, genins would shrink not from the , on!
icng as pussy sits by the hearth, and the charrS
drops from the embers, We shall not want for, Tr%
Barry. Anxious mothers may scrub The west
vain, some aspiring geometers of three Wears WI
Will chalk it over again with diagrams. Falbs,, s'
forbid The use of the pencils; the child ar,i T%
Nautenl will get in thestrunk of hollow sa IKE
there pursue his delightful avocation. Send the To
astronomer 10 plough the field, and he will s,OI
measure the heavens.
Pegasus has often been caught and nnti
pound, but with the rising he was up and sn @'
his wings gtteFing like gold, his eyes spskInn ~
diamonds, while where his hoofs have res,aS5 TUE
Long fellow sings, the turf has grown like Ena,,@5
and the silver spring leaps out of the arid gronn5
and glilters along like sunbeam. S''A'
And Pegasus has been yoked with oxen and o..
we'd in msager stalls, but his proud spirit thew ,o o
never subdue. Neilher would he yield to aDD isa
Of gold, Of be housed in the most kiney srssr
but sometimes he stands paving and boNing t,
orincey head before little cottage, wbsns an'
comes child clad inrusset garments, and The Doba
'teed yields himself to his innocent will. San.
with the humble that genius Snds its mos. cODrqn,1
Gbode. se"'!