davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

REGISTRY OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGEs.-In all
well organized States the strictest attention is
paid to the correct enregistering of births and
marriages, and statistical tables Of great value
and suggesting most important facts in physo-
logical science, are at certain periods compiled
from such registry. The statutes of this State
provide also for the preservation of such records
but as no penal clause is attached to the act. its
provisions are not strictly enforced, and thus
the registry is SO imperfect that no reliable in
formation can he deduced from it. and it be-
comes virtual nullity.
The City Inspector of New York-Thomas X.
Downing, Esq.-ina communication to the Bonrd
of Aldermen on the 18th ult., calls attention to
this fact, and urges the necessity of having
Bureau of Registry and Statistics constructed.
The Importance of such an Office is unquestiona-
be and as amendments to the present law are
pending before the Legislature, we think it
good time to urge on that body the introduction
of clause to supply the deficiency complaia-
cdof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadwav-WHTE SLAVE OF
NGllc.o--WHo SPFASs F1Rs1-MAaKIsD AND SETTLED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

They hold the property unlawluly, and if The
stockholders passed this resolution. thov sane
toned the act Of the Directors in Illegally put
ting the property into the hands Of the Trustees.
Mr.. Bates said the Trustees find that there is
difficulty in giving back the property, and the
stockholders should be willing to give the bond.
1t may be long time before they get the prop
erty II the Chancellor decides no. As a matter
Of policy they should be willing TO give the bond
If they were DESTROYS of getting the property.
], z. Putnam, Esq, said that The corporation
was assuming no new responsibility. 1t was
simply an endorsement Of their own bonds.
Mr.. Carpenter Of Mortified, asked # the Trus-
tees were willing to give UP the property.
Mr.. Lee said that the matter was now in the
Chancellor's hands and the decrec-of the Chan
celloris soon expected. If the decree is passed,
the vote is imperative.
Mr.. Lee lone of the sfustecsl was then AK
ed if he was willing to give up the property, TO
which he replied that he was, with a great de-
dree of cheerlulness, and without any bond Of
indemnity, if his counsel should say he was not
responsible.
Mr.. Smith (another Trustee said that whom
ever they could make Il satisfactory to the peo-
pie interested in Boston, he would not stand in
the way of the transfer OF the property.
Mr. Campbell demanded stock vote on the
question: which was taken, and resulted in 80,
al yeas 10 10 nays.
The meetingthen dissolved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
1fl0rkets.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For wool ana Country Produce.

Reported for the BaehmaH 5g rHocroa& Wcon Coumssisn
Merchants, NJ. 1856 Ststt Street. boston.
Rosros, MoNDAT, Aug. !, 1853
ASHES The market is steady and stock
snail. Indications favor an improvement of
both kinds
BUTTER-The arrivals have been larger
past week and the demand has been rood; the
stock is very small. Prices for the better anG
choice grades II - and firm fair aud com
mon IA 49, prospect for these prices to hold
some weeks. The latest California prices 20
2Gc
C1EESE-Prime Cheese is scarce, with
some sales at "a 3 / &c.
FLOUR-For Flour the market has been
quite unsettled. The stocks are small, particu-
larly Of Western common and fancy brands, and
higher prices are asked, but the demand is quite
limited, buyers acting cautiously on account of
the unsettled state OF affairs in Europe
GRAlN-The arrivals of corn continue mod
crate and the market is firm. There have been
sales Of good yellow at 7Gc. and fair and good
white at 20 - per bJ. Oats have been steady
at As 46 per bu. for Northern White beans
continue plenty aud dull at 81 ,25 Sl.55 per
bu Rye sold in small lots at %, and Canada
Peas 90c per bu
P8ONlSIONS.--No change 10 notice in
Pork; there Is more inquiry past few DAYS Lard
is frm. Smoked hams are plenty Dried ap-
pies IN good demsnd at IA for shipping
HOPS-There has not been much doing since
our last. In the country some speculative pur-
chases Of the growing crop have been made at
20 a 2jc per h. cash. 90 bales have boen re-
ceived from San Francisco.
WOOL--The demand for domestic fleece
and pulled has been fair, and sales have been
made Of 10000 at quotations. Ia foreign there
have been sales OF 2 a 300 bales.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Purifes the Blood.

Nearly an the diseases which atatrk the sysein the
result of impuriti's of The blood. Mon with blood
through his veins iu healthy state, secure om The
ravages o. Disease AZ purifier Of the blood nothing
soosefcd equals ihe Rocs Rose Hear what T.. n.
homp son, Esq ct New Haven, Com, sasss have
ed ns itmfiS Myers Compound Extract Of Rock Rose
aud find very Vaiunhle medicine 1f a blood dousUs.
The mos, ct any medicine ever used aud far
cnn learn u has given general satisfaction. would
ounend cheefiu'iy, being most invaluable remedy
foi Me di-eusos 90 prpiensrs 90 cure."
a. T.. " THOMPSON, Nov Haven, g.
Myels' Extract Of Rock Nnsr, sale hsF 4 Smith,
end druggists genefa1s, where pamphlets &c ss bad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms and

BUILDING LOTS ~ and near the healthy dob shili
situated villages OF koscvaie Lakelend aud iurmanvie
Long lsanl Railroad. The Farms cantaiG i7pn Ga G
acres upward bod wen calculated ia profitable asr-
cultural BOD safdeung pufnosss, from S2J $50 peaeTe,
nni w produce, wth proper cultivation, much amy
land within toe sciaits Of New Yars 900 consist
of Buidng lots and Farms, SIS only pr socor
four lois 1Kl01 teci e8ch, from 90
The lots the heauul village OF Rosevsls. adjoining
i.akolsna anc c much admired Lake kunkunknma,
where Improvements have been made. now church
has iust Many private dwellings have been,
ans others being For separate Fam
the bulldog Lots ard Farms, which 10 be
posed of 3i1 rot sept 1883. apply immediately
CHARLES WOOD, No. POS nroadway, y. y. where maps
nai PAM hlets eau he had gratis 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Charles Paine's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Ata PfDbate Court, holden at
Washington District. Sc Probate Office 20 Montpelisr
within and ior -ad district he 2sih day OF July 1883
pteseut The Hon. Joseph Pniand. Judge.
INSTRUMENT, purporting 10 be tue i-asi VIII aud
~ Testament Of Gil ALLIES tAtsE. late OF NuuhGold.
here iy James nunn, of he slefein
ed, tor Ftnbate
/, ordered by said Court that all pet'oas concerned
therein noo spPeat at scrsoH o said Cont 20 be
holden al tie Probate Office, Montpelier the 23l
day Of August le53 an show cnusr they may have,
sgan.t ths Probate Of SAID WIN for which pufnose. 10
further cred that OF me record OF this order De
pabhshed snccesyely the Vermont Watch
man nnd journal, tntsd Moutpeof, previous 80
said time appointed for heafins.
tue copyof Record,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
RrIgtton lfnrket. LnIy pa.

No0HVed IOr he N0Ef0n laITY AdVefIIFrT
Market r Beef Cattle 30 pair. working oaen, 90
and rilses, $500 sheen aud 325 SWINE.
PRtcEs. Beef Catlo We quote correspond with last
week. about The prices obtained like gaa-
ty quote Extra S7,soas hfs quality 100 3 So
second s. $50 thifd s. a. So.
Wofkir 2 uzen-sales SIS. IS IS fl0O, 10 and 1870
Cove and Caivrs- sales S--27 ID, So ~. sIf 80.
Sheep aad iamhs-saos al - 70, 3, %, J0 a. i5l
lnf s. 90.
sear-salss Of small lots shoais "a aud 2. srrin.
Wigs g . and y Airotaii, & and 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Deaths.

IN nrrln Aug T. Of consumption, Hanuah Elz1, diurh
ter Of Geo aud Hannah Moore, aged 70 years ad eight
months.
20 san Fmuoiseo Cal Juao o2d, Gay 2. Drew Of Yer
mont, aged 2s.
In Warrington, Jny %, Mt Robert Laid, aged ~ years
IN Fouei, luis ~, j. +. Vail, ofJoshga aud Harriet
Val, aged yeats.
~ Burlington Jay 9th. Mr. Guy Calm, nsod n years.
in nanviie lulq 10th Mrs. Safah Norton, widow Of Mr..
NJ rhacl Norton, Of Camhudgo, Mass, aged ~ years
At Fall River Mass Inly 49, Of the typhoid and
ton of the brain, Albert A., Of Henri and mary fhnt,
agsd 20 ynnts and DAYS, formerly of Peachnm, VI.
10 Cabot July 95 OF disease Of tho heart, Mt Converse
Heaih, uged about 81 yoafs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

In another oulunn viii be- found tho advertisements Of
Huhcneacks Medicines which nsk the ~
alt directly inercsted in their A. well astho ch rcn's
health In Liver complaints and AL disorders ariFng from
thoso ola bilious ypc, should make Of the on genuine
modiciae. Hobensarks Liver Fills.
49, DO not deceived" but asa for Hohensach's Worm
syfu1 iver Pills add observe that has sigma.
of the Proprietor, J. y. HOBENsACk, none else
genuine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
nlnrrin0fs.

A. Theifrd, Hon simcon Short TO Miss sorhrona Gary
In Nohf,d, Jul, An, by R,v. Joel Winch. Mr.. David
Rollins and Mis. Reheces Am Rider, holh Of Newport
ln Btcos6eid the 18Th instant, BY Ocy. q. Wild Mt.
Oliver Edison 10 Miss z. =. Whney, both of y.
Also, hy the same, tho i7ih ina, NJ Sylvester Smith
Of Broot deidta Mics Jane ~ Bugbee Of RoShnry.
In Irhcronian, Wis, Jolly Solcn MARKS, ESQ Of Beth
81, Vt, md MISS Abby H. Coie Of tho former place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Nathaniel King, Sens Estate.

STATE OF NERMONT.{ in Probate Cont holden a.
Washington Disuict, 81. Monipolic Within 4nd Tor said
disirirt. the a7fh day Of July, A u 1853;
NXrtLLfAM PUTNAM and NATHANIEL KING, exec
W utors tho estate Of NATHANIEL King. SEN.
ie Of Norhhci, SAID distet deceased, pesons thor
adam istratioa Account Tor setfcr,ent.
Nhersupon, ordered that be- fsisred 10 the
18Th day OF Sept. neat, the Probate Office said Mont
pchor for examination and allowance ant that all
oernct be notified hereof y The publication n h order 90
tie Vermont Nnicm md State Journal piacd OF Mont
peher, three weeks excessively, thar
they appeat and said and place o. they zee
cause, object thereto
By order OF Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
true copy Of Record,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Australian Steamship Company.
For Fort Philip, Melbourne and
sidney, Australian.
zEeaE:

TUE mogniheen, new steamship GOLDEN AGE 5000
L tons butthen, 70. u. PORTER, u. .. n. CemmaadeT,
il positively despatched for the above Iors on
daY August IS at O'Clock precisely, from her dock, pier
No. H. This steamship 10 Of the size and strength,
and IA eyey equal the Collins has OF steameIs aud
Il Is believed will prove Ia b. the fastest steamship IN the
world. Her accommodations Tor inst seeond, aud thfd
esss passengers superior TO those Of any steamer ever
built Rates Of passagefirst class LADIES' saloon, $40
ast class uper saloon $50 second class, e275 hifo
class. $500 The books no~ open For height OF pas
So '''' ]. HOWARD SOY. Agsais - B.aadwey.
Jons 2s sot.rgi5-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
To Country Traders and Ped
dlers,

A T WHOLESALE, bought 10 the original md Imported
~ package, add sold At he lowest Boston and New Work
Prices, BUTTONS, BRACES, CUTLERY PINS. NEE
DIES, II & EYES Cot. ThIeads, Back cord silks
lFots and Horn Comb Plated silver Nart, &c. 10
gethef with general assortment of dts Guoi.
WALKER d WHITE
August l. 1883 a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Railways REGTI.AT1ws.

They tree thn bowels fom $40 Morbid hum1rs Regulate
the System ud ensu.r 10 u Nhe take them easy dis
cnfce aud healthy al gc.tion. They u,ou the Liver
stomach Bowcls, Kidneys BLADDER. Uiehea. Thay roeu.
nte every organ 90 the system, nnparng healthy soton
zach 1t The bowels co.tive, the regulators Val
seuil, them without subiseting the patient too
pov srful putgitiou. idSe or and they Will operate
hsky ihev neither gupe, pain, sickou the patieut
quick for cnstVancss, dyspepsia, Ind
tou LAYER Complaint Disease OF tins Kidneys aud Bladder.
They are entifoly vegetable and pleasant TO lake.
Pfice % Al a. A. Once lG2 Fulton street n. Y.
up stairs A.
RADWAY CO., l62 Fulton street. opposite S. Paui's
NJ " r. H. K. Remedies Tor sale BY druggists generally.
ss*GEO. ". BLODSETT. Ciaremont n. n. Gonrral
Agent for New Hampshire aud Vermont. +. A. SMITH
& SCOTT a FIELD, Montpelier. 093w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

Madame .9nna Bishops Concert on Monday
evening was well attended, and it was a rich
treat to the lovers Of music.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
WPoisoning. 81

Thousands of Parents who Nermifuge composed Of
Castor Gil, Caomel, &c. are not aware that while they APP
pear L. heae6t the patient they actually ayug tie
ouadatens fos a sees Of disease, sueh salvation
.. siysis weaknse. .. Labs, -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

.1noiher Rich Treat. Mr.. Dempster will give
the people of Montpelier another opportunity to
hear his delightful ballads, on or about the 10th
inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Craftsbury Academy.

fTNHE FAIL. TERN viii Commence Wednesday, Aug.
81, and continue eleven weeks
The success which has tended the INSTITUTION nm Ter It's
present characterization, and its fair prospects for future
prosperity, induce the Trustees aud Principal To make adj
ditnal efforts to advance It's nt0reEs. The Academy y
under thorough coutse Of rePa aud II dusigued
up good style, that II shall be both pleasant
aud connections competent A.si-tan has been secured
of the Term. Additional Teachers will be employed If
necessary, aud every exsfton usud TO the hapPi
and wrllhoing Of sll connected with the School
Tho public nly depnnd qEKAASENoF "a tho
the school, and thornug and efficiency
the Instruction and discipline. ~ will be the
Of tho teachers inculcate Ist mifai principles
well correct intellectual habits. faithful record Ufat
endence, recitnfions, will 3e kopt, aud Report OF
standing pesoued 10 each student At the close of ho term
they may be we'll qualified Tor their uon.-
Frequent Lectures the and elso the
rheoy aud Practice OF Teaching 4" viii be delivered by
tho Principal and others Il Is intended that the Primary
Department shall fueoiye it, share OF attention
TERMS.
Primary Department 81 90
Common Eugish, 50
Hirhe English, 90
Latin and Greak, 50
The usua extra chsff,s fn Fioaeh Mn.ic &c.
Tuition payabie OF the middle Of he term.
Board ioni % 81 so per week. Rooms may be ola,
tanned reasonable Tor those wishing 10 Board
themselves.
books snd Stationery wi kept by the principal oftbe
accommodation OF stud ".-ehoo aud Miscellaneous
and Stationery N 40 kinds, iuTnsned 90 orlei.h
Applications rel the school should be made 10 The
Principal A. an the aAsses 1il BE- formed az The
menoensut OF the term, ven desirable thai all who
HENRY HUBBARD, Principal
Cfanshury VI, July. 1858. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Broadway Land & Loan Agency.
No. 23s Broadway.
dfngrrn. EHsatIg

W IL = ~ - \ ~ - = y " -
THE undersigned has established a this and
convenient location, Room II, tho BrosiWay
Bank) office for the purchase and sails al The leasing
and lons 81 REAL ESTATE. aud aisn for Ncgoiiaiing
LOANS OF MONEY property in the c,ty and else
whore.
Register De kcp Of houses and iats, aud 81 stores
aud other places Of hu-iuus for let the
OF Now Nurk Broohln and N.ansbutrh, OF which both
Buicr- AMI Serts, vel az und'ois aud tfnuui,
avail themselves Asits desirable extend nnd perfect
his Register, sud 90 embrace in Manufactures. Mii
Seats Mines Farms unimprosef Lands, % any OF
the country property ownss invited send the
Dfrr fpli, fhy mail or pds) niurunr dataatun Of
what they have dispose Of with he terms, and
panied If rcedful AID practicable, ~ diagram hho-
gtsphie map
Persons ehfusng BUSINESS with hisohce tcly up.
it, aeiug conducted with prompiaess and hdsllly
C. fisH
julr. lal2. y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

Nhu tiirt Ncfe hetliicu tltcttu.
Mr. Crane then offered the following resolu-
ton:
ReSOlued, That the Directors of the Vermont
Central Railroad Corporation be, aud they here
by are, authorized to execute in the name of the
Corporation, Bond of indemnity to the Trus-
tees under the first Mortgage Bonds for any LA
biliues which they may incur, to the holders Of
the LIST and I'd Mortgage Bonds by surrenderng
to the said Corporation the property of the Cor
poration now held by them, and TO deliver the
same to the said Trustees whenever the said
property shall be so delivered; Provided how
ever, the said Bond shall not be given if the
Court of Vermont shall order the said Trustees
to surrender the said property TO said Corpora
ton.
Mr.. Crane said that he offered this resolve in
the hope that with this Bond of Indemnity the
whole matter would pass into the hands Of the
corporation.
Mr. Campbell opposed the resolution, and
would hold the Trustees personally responsible
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

RAILWAYS RENONATING REsOLNENr
Cures 90 coapaut caused 10y BAD Riood and Poisonous
deposits II make the blood pure, rich and healthy
Ulcors. sores, Tumofs Cancers, SC. the off ping
Of certain poisonous deposits, lurking 500 The system Rad
vass Renovans kesuyeut feu1yaes the blood, csHnses
nurhcs aad enriclos n, resolves away $40 decreased de
postes, and Sculu SAT- Rheum, liumafs, Tsteis
kush and al Eiuptions, Fever Sores SC.
Pncc r. Il. Resolveut 81 pea bo're.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
Does not every Man Woman aud Child have
interest


haVing the health OF aud ends restored and
p.esoyed A. tbs Of the year nothing like using
good and useful corrective aud giving the system perfect
endure the heat Of summef and changes Autumn
and al No aniolss stand high the confidence OF
conmuay tbeing recommended and ased BY eminent ply
.icians aud III siine ushei eitzrn-,)
Dr. stephen Jewstt,s Justly aud highly eel
DRAFTED health restoring Bitters,
which have been tired aud Proued bound superior
an Other preparations for the Of al diseases arising
impurities Of the blood, Defangem Of the
Bowels Liver Nervous syrem aud remarkable Tor their
eugthoning. invisoratve, and cheering properties
single thai viii prove their efficacy tsee additions
10 pam1hlsts.)
Also the Pulmonary Elixir aud Strengthen
ing Plaster.
For sale by appointed agents IN every pnd village 10
New Enslnnd, and BY desers 10 Medicines generally.
FRED. l. SMITH, Agent,
Successor 10 :. X. Collins, Mon ipelioT.
Jane, 1853. 80 aug 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
CORN HEUSkS
WANTED.

THE Subscriber will pay each delivery ut his puoc
uf manufacture 90 Montpelier betwotu the 2tth Of
September sud 1t If December go PEI iou for 200
CORN HuskS ihst dry euough for fiIng bris, and
free fiom knob. and other waste, excepting thesilt-
+. o. KIrTREDGE.
Montpelier, Aug ., 1883
n h. An advanced price Of IS per Eii o. paid for
a n.ks delivered good order above before the l
October. 43tf. F. X
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
SIS ONLY
Delightful and Healthy Location.
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,

EIGHTY FARMS worth ovei $4,000, aud ,Os1 BUILD
Ia ING LOrs TO bo disr,nuted among coo subsetiber,
The LIST OF August le5j large number OF these o.
eady engaged. Msny oftho sold
70, from 300 10 500 per eeut advance the price for
which these Lots Sold showing that purchase
viii be good investment.
Real all parts Of Long Island i- rapidly advane-
log 10 pee, and IL constantly being purchased Tor farming
and safdening pnfp",es ana invesimous Win
m tow days past, Mt Loi Nckoh sold a ofand
has ben oHsred Tor II aces, an refused by the owner
tho Town Of Newtowb, i. L. Farms have rocentiy boon
sold for from 5000 1850 according location.
aud The And which am nov oueTing Tor sale nusi from
orasion and @aPablty OF piodueug all kinds Of gran,
u aud surden Vegetables for the Nsw York MARKET in
cfoaseifom 70 10 umos ~ present cost.
Each subscriber entitled TO fur Building Lots IS by
100 feet, lying together, FARM OF from TO 90 acres.
Tho shares limited at S5payabe IN monthly install
OF s. each II desired HNsHantes Deed viii be
made out immediately aer the dlstiibuton and delivered
directly after paving tho balance.
Tho Village Of ROsEVALE, where these lots aie looa.
catud l. ony short distance south OF the celebrated lie Ae
kankonkoma the beauty aud eusatc appearance of Which
the best evidence that he dasued tfat Rose Vale,
Lakeland and hefmanvie will shortly hocoms choiso pa-
America From the published satstical accounts OF the
ai taken By a. unitea states, At y shown that
Lung Island h. the healthy location within H. boidefa
Aver deaths aeeoidihg lhe population thon m any
other place.
20 The farms which IN selirg /, from $50 10
$50 per aee are of the same ssaefh character a. 10 so
with those under cunyauon, which DO put-
hpscd toI 500 per and Land The ho aud soeh
of MS with no better soil naturally, sells from 500 10 500
g1rApply to CHARLES wooD, aOs BROADWAY,
coIner OF fulun street. New York, 4. VI ri In
Gill co. 10 state street, Boston, ard ~ Nassau 4
New for who viii receive tomaueas and iof"afd re-
ceips therefor BY return ct They vii ADO sf''ui'
ousy furnish niip aud pamphlet ui tho p'oRte, 400
cheefulY such other ninmaton - MAJ Dp d.s'.4
RJkeisIenees TO ton. Henry Mes', OF ne Aag,s s
Institute, Dr. T.. = Peck. No 800 state IL bo'Abn AIDE"
J. rpupneT, No. Ffou sfee bookiypi nAHei H. S'A'
81, it, No. - nioadway, New he,k, 200 ,os,.,.
Agents 10 BoatoH, - 81 PA IEN1lLL a 20 AZ stai"
suost. ,,.o,,n 80
- Ettltu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
r. K. Il.
RadWay's Ready Relief.

For tho Removal and Cure Of $40 Acute fains kheuma-
t sick Headache, Neuralgia Cholera, Cramps Spasms,
Too hicho, naffhoel, &C.
r. q. k.-bad, Offensive BTeath-Siomach out of ofirr,
Take drops Of x. z. r. every morning in tt. water,
and tte mouth also swHow some Of tho Relief
wiil ge the acid the stomach, make h
and cleun and remove iTom the mouth sud teeth a
bad Persons troubled With .ick he8dacha vi
hud immedito tchefby using r. x. r. Ifihere am
sudchng with Neuralgia, Toothschs Rheumausm, CT
Chis aud fcter guarantee that Railways Ready Re-
lef viii stop tho pta' in few ninutes. Pacs rs
cents. 50 cents aud 81 nfr bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04

Pine Assortment Of Printing, Visiting and Game at f.
~ e. WALTON SONiS. 80 June >.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-04
FOR SALE.

VIZ bTAI
THE suhscrber offers for sale the dive Hing house ard
lot "a Montpelier village owned aud occupied By Allied
Wainwfght the tuie Of his deceaso. The house
ior his use pleasantly situated aud Is frat
house. The outbuildnss eneut and good
repair. lhsTo Is aqueduc Of good soft the
house sud haTn end sug well Of water. first
ae opportunity Tor wishing 20 purchase good aud
sentefl residence.
Also,
House aud iot Faakln street, near Wider's Fac
tory ith good sarJeu-suahe Tor residence
Also,
dwelling house aud lot, with two story shop the
lO first rate chance Tor meehanic Terms
Also,
IN the Methodist Chapel Montpelier 90 poughs
aud lot of square Timber. Terms of pa msnt
ablo.
N. d. Payment Of the claims due the estate Of Alfred
Wainwnght required b. tho 10Th dag ofJuly II
paid BY that time they will be banded TO attorney
e.. WEBB, EIseu:er
KofthEs.l. May 9G,h, lsSa -