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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 1850

u
Leave East ThctcId duny except Sunday ut
Bpm;
Arrive Mt Chelsea the snnc dave by apm.
Leave Chtisea daily except sunday IT ! am;
80 Arrive at East ThetOrd tue same days by pa n,
Az From Nergennps,ty Addison, Bridport, Shore.
nam, Orwell, Benson and West Haven 10
White Hall. N. Y, i3 miles aud back, three
times week, with three additional weekly uips
dufing me suspension OF steamboat navigation
on Lake Champaign.
Leave Vrtg mes Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive a. While Hell the same days By : p IN
urday at : am; -
Arrive at Vergenncs tho sar,e days bv1rn.
lie lhree oldito1n trips 70 ran At tie came
hours, hut on alternate daye excepi Sunday,
u" rom Frrgennes. by Panton, to Wtstpctt N
! = IL miles and back, twice week
2pm; -
Arrive NJ Westport the same days BY 6nm
Leave Wesiporl tie same DAYS at 8 I-1am.
m ar've atNergennts the same days by II l-2am
i4i rom West Rutland. By Clarcodon Springs.
IRA, lnmon,h and DANNY Four Corners, to Din
hy,2b l-2 mice and back ~ &c y week
Leave West Rutland Tuesday and Friday ot 5
am; ~
Arrive at Darby the same dnys by l2m;
Leave Danny the same days by u m;
Arrive at West Rutland the same days nv 8 mn,
4i5 From Bridge%atcr, by Wocdstcck Taltsy;iie
ana Q1ecnee village, to Railroad station Is
miles ard beck SIX tunes week.
Hsi'f Df'oEewat'r daily except Sunday at
ArIive at Railroad stoion the same CAV, BY
m;
Leave Railroad Station daily except Sunday at
2pm; ~
Arrive ut Drdcewafer the same doy bvfnr,
4io from Rutland, by Clarendon, Waliinriord
Sou'h NaIimgiord. Dandy, North Dorset Eagt
Dorset, Factor. Point, Manchester, Sunderland.
Arlington, Shait'hny, South salisbury, y orh
bennington, Remington, Bennington Centre
North tiooSick, E'gc fridge, (Ntw Yorki
Busknks Bridge, lninsonvi.Ir, Scharhticoke
iomhnnnock, Junction and LanslngbuiCh to
Troy, SO miles aud back six times week
Leave Rutland daily except Sunday ut 10 10
m;
Arrive at Troy the same daye bv 2nm;
Leave Trey dllly except Sunday at IN:
ArlvP nj Rutland the same DAYS BY lOl m
ii1 From Rutland, by Mendon Sherburne. North
Sherbune and Pitlsfirld, to Stockbrdee. 20
miles aud back six tm.s week
Leave Rutland daily except Sunday ut 70 m;
Arrive ut StOrkhrldCr The same do IS by 8 II IN .
cave Stc.ckbndge dalIy excerpt Sunday at 6 m
AInVe Mt Rutland the same DAYS by / m
AIS From Biandon. by Sudbury and OrwcU, to I'm
mans Point, II miles aud back, six times
Leave Brandon dairy except Sunday nt7 am
Arrive at Chipmans Point The same days at / /
am;
Leave Chipmons Point the same DAYS q. 3pm:
Arrive Mt Brandon the same DAYS at : p M
40 From Bethel, by Gaysvile, Stotkbrldle Roch
ester, Hancock, hlpon and East Mldd'ehury
to NJ iddeDuy Al mics and back, three times
week.
leave Bethel Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arnye at NIddiebu,y the same DAYS b, 5nm.
Leave MIdjIebufy tuesday,, hursduy and sat,
u;dny at m;
Arrive ut Bethel the same DAYS hy5pm
Proposals for three additional weekly uips will
be cons idcrCd;
45o From E0si Damnrd to Eoyal;on, 3 miles ard
back, three times week..
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164 From West Tnyngend G,,yyh 't"i,ihon, -
I.m,,a W. ~ .,.l.eS a4n u'CH, '"lcc week
nt6pm '' '''u'y "'o '''"'u'y
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Irava w., ii,o,,, .,,, ~ w. ",! =, - ~
Aryiye n, IVcst Towrsen3 s,r,i dar L,cnn
4G5 From pro.l.Lo,rynb by W. n ~ ~ ~
stnn F,o,,.,io ~ Juam, uy Hull.nef
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Leave Brn,i,.ho, nryh 'Tnes'jnV ,,J So,,,i ,, 4,
Jam. ''@ N"'"'-"' "'
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nm:
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fr i, u D'''''''o'''s" INC same ''y y }
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,,,II he cous,,lrrnJ , wv ''o
As; ,finr ~ Era,tI'bornrrb by Cri,lG,-a cr;,to.l
Ccnire. Green RiyTr U,Iitsy W., u,Ii,av
Jncksouy,llp, NbIt,Innbnn,' Esodsbn,n',,I,
jt,,,t.v.llyi,is md S,a,Iri,ri ., Nh A iai5,I
tu,'S sf XIX onJ o ,ch'oIno Not9 Adams
ieava Brnt,I, 10 .onqh J'ne.Jnv ,TIn,sI,y and
Sunday at ga m
Ar,ivs nj Moth Adams sor,e d,y hy1rn,
a,,e Nor,b A,L,n,s Wo s'v u%, ~ = p III
FRIDAY nj Q m
Arrive at Brnt,Itborouph son,e div by7n
467 From brattleborouph, 6y West BiaitI4b1ronph
Marlborough, Wl!minlton. Senrsbnrg and
p"uo'u' " bennington, ~ hlllcs ana oaCk,
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near .hfN. fl1Ck.
hs = - certify TINT my son. Alexander, was AIKEN
sex lhr l'i at trhruhN with The lung fever d his
lungs were sounded bya physician and pron,u nccd
tn he M very bad state. Every one tha, sa HIM
Thought he was m tee last stages OF ronsumprion He
was very poor almost skeleton, and raised vory bad
ml,trr wn, ny IN" adv'c" o triend was induced
10 ny Mr prvInes' med cne for hun althouyh had
l'tir ar no tath IN . hY"g h. O. nm need aknr !,
' hogan d" improve dllly. sud in the course a. ia -
"'fN@ was AMI >" wax "ni To rh" surprise NJ a D
ava h' !" nov restored a. usual nCafh
-. 80 i1'l FERSIS BLACK
.i7"n'- ~ Rnr.n. op. -" D.
S'nt-i lNl3
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R UTL.4ND &. BURLLNG to-
RAIL ODD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

Wlnter arrangement.
o. and after Monday, November Is, 1852.
Trains will run as folows-viz:
For Boston, n. York II In ermediate places
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Land Warrants.

CASH paid Cor Land Warrants; also
v Warrants obtained Tor Coim1nrs by
WESTON s MOVES
Ian - dNwit
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E.IbrEatioap.

TliIS may certify that have this day
given my son, Henry II Corner his tine cur
h'E the remainder It ms minority, and ttrt will
cain none OF his enrnugs nor pay amy debts Of Ills
conlr crnI after thls date.
MOODY CONNER.
Attest, l. :. BLAIR.
Winston, b. /, 1888. " 3iw3'
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fhc wonder Ot the ttOrIu.
DENINES' COMPOUND
Pitch LoZeng es,
t0NSI upNlOS I

Y NVNT4 and TICHsanl lcmCdy Tor God
"a Coughs, Group Whoopng Cough, Asthma. an
lnnc enough are leti tosn.tain " cert. cure for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

ASHES No important change % notice
Prices more firm.
BUTTER-The arrivals the past week have
been very limited. and, as mentioned in our last
report, higher prices may be obtained for choice
diaries tins summer being held back IN the coun-
try" Owing, therefore. to its present scarcity,
we advance our quotations; prices firm; l. IA
20c for choice article.
CHEESE here is bat a small stock Of
Prime in the market; common quality plenty
and dull.
FLOUR-The latest foreign adyicos ale ia
vorable for Breadsiuls, and all kinds are in bet
ter demand and prices likely to advance still
higher There is bat very little Western in first
hands. Stock Of Canada very light.
GRANITE arrivals of Corn quite small
and market firm, with an upward tendency -
Sales of yellow at 73 a 7Gc white at 6s "a.
Northern Oats steady. at Is 46c Rye at CSC
Beans remain dull and plenty.
HOPS-Pricos have further advanced and
now held at q Doc
PRONlSlONS-For Pork the demand con.
tinues TO be moderate, in small lots from the
trade, at quotations, Beef no change. Lard
market is firm and good article is scarce. Hams
in fair demand
WOOL-There is good demand for fleece
and pulled at fall prices. The stock of Fleece
is small. From reliable sources we are inform
ed that the late high prices from all Wool grow
ing sections of the country are far from being
sustained.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

proportion of it was in the possession of ,po.
man. - - w
TOW 'oomen can be found to aid in the intro
ouction OF the chief cause Of the abuse thew and
ihelr children receive from their imbruted hus
bands, II is difficult to see.
=, Late last night, officer Taylor conveyed to
,he loci up one Charles Nichols in state of
intoNcatlon lie disclosed this morning. before
magistrate, that he went TO Port Kent himself
after the stuff
Patrick Murphy is determined TO try wha, yir
'ue mere ~ IN hot Uoter Not satisfied with his
conviction by jury last March, which case vet
stands appealed, he must needs try repetition
OF the offence. SO being arrested on the I'm
Tor selling rum, and withal. being too drunk for
immediate trial, he had to take time in iail over
night for getting sober. To-day. after fil hear
ING, before Justice Parsons, he was adiudged
common seller, and fined 500, and costs. lie
appealed again. lie would have done more
wisely to have awaited the result Of his first an
peal. HE'S more persevering than wise Bur.
hngton Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

Justice Blossom of Pitsfeld, aforesaid, to show
cause il he could, why judgment should not BE-
pronounced against him. The liquor was found
secreted in the woods, and Morrill, was arrest
ed as prisoner, and detnined by his officer.
and assistants. There appears to have beer
some informally in these proceedings, the JUS
tice having no power or authority to grant a war.
rant on complaint OF three men in one town.
ngains, man in another town. In this instance
it seems that the officer and his suite made them.
selves liable for damage TO said Morrill, for false
imprisonment They were also liable on an nc-
ton of trespass. as they had not proper authori-
ty to seize the liquor. compromise, however
was affected, the State agreeing to enter mol
prosequi in the case, provided the prisoner, said
Morll would relinqulsh all rights Of acton
against the officer and his assistants.
The proceedings in this case seem to have
been quite novel, and on the whole not little
amusing. We understand, by the way, that the
good people Of Pittsfed are determined to see
the law faithfully executed, and we bid them
God speed. We wish there were more such
towns in the state. All we add is, "be sure you
are right, then 20 ahead" IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms and

BUILDING LOTS n and uear the healthy and Delightfully."-
situated villages Of Rooyaie and hermanvile
the Long lslund Railroad The Fams contain iIom five
acre. ward aud well calculated for profitable ag-
cultural and gurdeans purposes al from $40 $50 peracTe
aud will produce, wh proper cultivation, much any
land within the vicinity Of New York 900 sherss consist
log Buding lots and Farms SIS only per
ins lots 25K 100 EACH iarm from 10 20
The the beautiful village Of kosesae, adjoining
Lskaiuna the much Admired Lake Ronkonko
where gfest have been made. church
has just been erected Many private dwellings have been
and others being For sePsfate Farm OF
share ia the building Lots and faTms, which are TO be
disposed fonhe 1T Of Aug, 1883 apply msdiatey 10
CHARLES WOOD, No. POS Brosdrug, n. y. where maps
end pamphlets cgn be bad gratis. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Nursing Sore Mouth.

There ore few. n any Troublesome and nnnoynl
comrlnts that mothsfs subject 20, Than Nursing
N"ulh, aud hone probably, si thought gly of b.,
pSsicens The partnt Is allowed suffer from day 1,
day. and week 10 week, without remedy. Myers Elk
act OF koek Rose speedy aud certain CUE, tn,
following certificate viii ahundaniy prove
Rev y L. Myets-bcar SH-yuu hnyr asked m,
opinion n :he Influence your Rock Rose Syrup in an,
ns'anee ui Nufsig Sore Month, winch may have com,
under my noce. A lady IN tais oty severcv afflicted
with tins painful diseuso, and much p.osiraior, few
aeoks lef confinement with tWns commented using ihs
vet she had piev usly suffered much from this disease
Wild het other children and niy Tor bong time
m hthcate state Of heoh, md suffered greatly from
enhkei The Rock Rose became invaluable blessing 4,
het and her ba'es who st live, aud nay rtaro,
by this remedy.
New Londnn Aptil O. isd2 40
Mjcis' Ettftct of Rock Rose, for sne byF Snnb
lnh Druggists seneray, who're pamphlets &c may ba,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

the Supreme Court at Burlington, as appears by
the Free Press.
before ch,er Justice Red6sd aad Judge I,han.
JosEPH HAroH vs.. NERNoNr CENTRAL
K. r. Co.
This was an action on the case for damages
to the plaintiffs house, land and place Of busi-
ness, caused by the construction OF defendants
railroad ID front thereof, through and a.ross
MAN and Water streets, ~ Burlington. whereby
ma embaukmeut was raised in SAID street, and
the access 10 the premises Of The plaintiff rem
oered less easy aud conyenient,aud also for such
damages were occasioncd 10 the plaintiff by
the daily RAINING Of the cars and engines Of the
defanianls on the same railroad, thereby affect
Ing the business aud trade OF the plaintiff The
railroad IN question did not pass over any OF
the plaintiffs land, bat through and across the
pubhc highway, the fee IA the SOIL OF which was
not claimed by the plaintiff.
The Conrt by ReSield, Chief Justice. held
that, nasmuch as there was nothing either IN the
charter of the defendants, or in the general stat
ules oftne State, which imposed liability for
damages ike those claimed IN this case, but the
right 10 recover, gwen By the charter was only
for land taken by the railroad, or for damages TO
land. part Of which was taken, the injury 10 tie
pldiutf was one for which be had no redress.
being purely consequential, and daiants5 abso-
que iafa'1d The Court held that neither by the
general principle OF the common law, nor by
any provisions of the constitution Of this State,
were lie defendants liable 20 the plaintiff for the
damage be had suffered from the pruden, eXer
else OF their lawful business, and hence affirmed
the judgement oi the County Court IN favor OF
the defendants.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
brighton Market, July 81.

Reported iof the Boston huitl AdfeftiatT-
Al Market 1859 Beef Cattle 80 paus working oxen 90
and calves, lsdO.shcrp and 7s1 Swine,
PEIcEs bee Cattle - More ihan supply was offer
qneuty prees have declined, edure goo
tatunf. We quote Exfls - SO frst quality $50 ST. S,
ascoad 60 a. 6,iq tihId IS ais.
Worki oxen-sales SIa, s. %, 10, rs md 100
Cows aud Calves saes SEA, "a, 81 81 81 40 IS
Sheop and lambsSsics OF lots 81 a. 3 325 So 81
aud s.
swas-sil hogs l-l6i shoals AID s. sgtins pigs 3
l-2. A retail, 1 2 aud >.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

Coutierftlis-FWes Of the issue Of the Casco
portland Me Bank, are 10 ere Iiaton, and "a
ther plenlfuiiy we apprehend ~ the noriherly
part Of this State. They are exceedingly well
executed and are calculated TO deceive the pub
lie he paper Of the counterieits IS little
coarser anl Lighter Than the genuine, ,he sgnl-
lures lighter and the likeness Of Mr.. Fillmore on
the left, hand Of the bail IS badly executed, Is light
er, and the appearance OF the hair on the Left
side Of the head Is rough, while the genuine
II has the appearance of being coinbed Look
oct for theul.
Since the above was written we have learned
by our New York aud Boston papers that the
circulation of these bills hts become more eX-
tensWe than had been dreamed of; and some of
the persons engaged IN giving them circulation,
if not themselves the authors OF the counterelis,
have been arrested. On the 18th five lndlvid-
uals were taken into custody at East Cambridge.
Their names are given Charles P0mroy, Lor-
EMO Moulton, Charles Verhack, and Leland A
Wilkinson, all hailing from Canada, and Edward
Hauwel OF Vermont. They were lodged in
al IN Boston. No counterfeit bills were found
on their persons, but l44O on the Casco Bank
were in II canister concealed IN the earth IN the
region of their abiding. Another of the gang
was arrested the same day in Lowell, upon whom
was found $40 IN Casco bills. and 50 bill on
the Bethel VT Bank and 50 bill on the South
DfluEt Ddllhs 0IothtE Oh lDt EtNAfl vas nao-
bed a day or two since IN New York for passing
So counterfeit bills on the Casco Bank.-b.
Rev. f. d. Scott has retired from the editorial
management of the Vermont Christian Messen-
ger now published at Northfeld and is succeed
BY r. NJ Manley, assisted by w. r. Wood
worth. The Messenger has been much improy-
ed, recently, and we wish 1t success.
Counterfeit .noney.-Last Monday night two
young men, names unknown stopped over night
at the Danvllle House, and paid for their keeping
by passing a counterfeit five dollar bill on the
Casco Bank, Maine, receiving the balance IN good
money, Mr. Burbank being absent al the tune
They must have had a considerable amount OF
the counterfeit money with them, for they subse-
quently passed bin on blacksmith in Hard
wick, and another. as we are informed, to Mi
Blalsdel OF Crsitsbugy. Officers are in pursuit
of them.-.North Star 23d.
Railroad Damage.-Judge Cree of Wheelock
who recently went out W est for the purpose
succeeded IN obtaining from the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company damages to the amoun
of $1,000 for the widow of Stephen ID. Gray, O
Sheffield, who it will be recollected was killed
few months since by collision on that road
Mir. Cree settled with the company without re
sorting 20 legal acuon.-B.
More Seistues.--Saturday night last officen
Paul and Bowman, made seizures Of three differ
ent lots Of liquor, as il was being landed in tn
night from one os the lake steamers,-a goo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Doe. not every Man. Woman aud chha have

an interest
IN having the health OF themselves AID friends restored ma
pesotved ~ this season Of nothing Ike using
eoos aud useful corrective aud giving the system F''
ohe 10 endure the heats Of Summer and chaRgts Nuum
and fan No aucles stand high IN toe confidence {"
community, tang recommended sed by eminent phf-
sicians aud distinguished ettizen-.)
brated health restoring Bitters,
which have been tired and proved ound TO he superior
80 all other preparations Of al diseases arising
from impurities Of The blood Derangemln IT the staui ~
bcwe = Liver OF Nervous syten aud remarkable TOT he
Strengthening, invigorative, and cheering properties
single tual will prove ths efficacy (Ses Recommendations
10 pam1hltts.)
Also tho Pulmonary Elixir and Strengthen
Ing Plaster.
FOR sale by appointed town und village ~
New England, aud by dealers IN Medicines g,uesaliy.
PRED. T. SMITH, Agent,
Successor TO :. X. Collins, Mpn ipelior.
June, 1859 3G aug 20.
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lflnrriaors.

10 Morefovn, l3th instant, by Rev y. Rust Mr.. Do
vid CafpeHter and Miss Haieaa ~ Dulng both Of More
town.
70 Broo dcld, Joue %, by Rev. NJ. Buard Mr. George
; Whroicr Of Rando ph end Miss Lsonore only daughter
II :. q. nufkoe Of Brnokfeld
Ia West Raudnlph the ~ insi, by Rev Mr.. Emer.
.en. Jehn y, Sp,l.' =, and Alba l., Thaycr hoh orr
In Sfapk ne ID, May s, hH Rev n Hrusnrsaa.
3. PerHs o. Bang,r, H. ,ni Misc Mary Smith 81 u.
- aAolph. May %. bs tho same Nj Nc Ninster EDDY
snd Miss Aurora Bighniu, bath AR
IN stowe. Ma 2sth, bs Mr. J. b. Wheelos, ESQ, Mr.
William p. Parish, Of Baiatree and Miss Phshe Gregg
WateftuIy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

IHE sFLIIFIC DUTY OF ZACH.
p g. 49, d. Ia.
paus instantly. and fcuiurc ~ causa seesdiy TR'
public vi pissse boar 10 mind that r pfni.
The Ready Rncfis here recommended for viii Instant,
act and ptoducn its beneficial efscts.
Each OF the r. K. Remedies rfepa cd fir certain
diseases they can be used either separated or together
they viii not interfere With other 10 the least Rad
wats' Ready Relief will stay the cxctutiatng pain.
~ theums lem, srk Headache, Neuralgia, Tootharhe
ifims Spasus, Cholera, Cholera Mofbus, stiff JOINT
-welhnOs, Bruses Chills aad YER The uameu 81 is no
oiled Va al cases Fhero there pain Railways Ren
t Reei will Instantly stop the aosy n an,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

Singular !ccideai- 4 girl at Newbury, four
teen years old, recently broke her arm tying to
Kill musquito TINS extraordinary feat was
accomplished as follows. The musquito afore-
sand had been making himself very familiar on
short acquantauce' SO much So that her sIum-
beers were anything but sweet sound or refresh
ing. AT length beng fully a~akened % the
necessity OF dong SOMETHING 10 relieve herself
irom the annoyance, she made desperate grasp
IN the dark al her little torueutor and beng
very near the edge Of the bed, the sudden move
ment destroyed her balance and she fell upon
the foor breaking her arm 10 two PAGES Wheth-
or the boedihrsiy cause OF tins misfortune sui
iered any damage m the encounter, remains seN-
atously Observation-Disclosures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

Cor. Pane. A telegraphic despatch from N.
Orleans the 18TH states that Gov. Paine lay at
the point of death at Waco Perhaps this is but
repetition Of the first report.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

Madame .4nnd Bishop and Boctsa in .Nontpe-
"er' See advertisement Never have our peo-
pie been favored with attractions so strong as
are now presented.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28

The Ha m Ne,o Hampshire. me war a
mong the locofocos is to be prosecuted with Wig
or. Edmund Burke is about to establish new
newspaper, wherewth to do battle to be entitled
" The Old Guard" We.suppose the other side
will catch the soubriquet Of bidck-gHards.
Rev. DIR. Sharpe, distinguished Baptist cler-
gyman, died at Baltimore on the 23d inst, aged
90 years. His home was in Boston Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
FOR SALE.

TUE sub rfhcf offer for slle 90, dwelling house srd
lot "a Moupoiie' village Owned aud ocoupied %, Allied
Wninwnvht 90 iho Time Of biz deoeaso. The house
bull BIS SAID WanSsh 90 ~i7, 30 she snhstau;ai
manner Tor BIZ use, rlsssanty situated and is trst
rate house TIE outhuildrgs tonscnirut n good
'epair. here s uqueluci Of good soft the
house und barn, ADD iilHs we'll Of water. fr@t
iae opportunity nr nuy wishing purchase good and
seatee resid1uce.
Aiso,
House and lot Fnnk!u street, Willet's Fac
tory th good understandable tor residence eutins.
Al.o,
dwelling house aud lof, with story shop the
same o,. fret chance Tor Terms easy
Also,
pew 10 tho Methodist Chapel hunipaloT 40 pinuehs
and lot Of square JImher Terms Of pa fivoi
able.
y. u. Payment Of tho claims due the estate of Alfred
Wainwright - required hs tho lhih day ufJuy 1t
paid by that lime they ~ 10 be handed attorney.
Coll at tbo Ofhce OF Heaton 4 Reed.
ga WEBB Executor
Nouh6oid, Nav ooh ls59 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
X. r. r. No. ..
BLOOD COMPLAINTS.

NJ Humolr and Diseases caused ~ BAD Blood aud dis
eased deposits removed and cured By
RAbWAYis RENOVATING RESoLVENT
Tho action Of tbs komods is trtaly different fum ias
Relief lie kesoiyent upon the Blood aud Tho De
pnsus.
The BlooD.-It cleausas, and purfos
The SysTHM 1t Renovstes and 10
ESOLNES AWAY
From The Snlds, all diseased and 20 onous deposts
here disc deposits there would b, 90 scrofu
10, syphls, tancers Ucet-, SORES Tunos, nn Nodcs n
-welings no Bronchitis Ucetaiions Of the Lungs T.
the Diseased Deposits lurking the sYstcm, that are
root OF dsenses. kudway's RfnoYafng Resuivelt vii
hee the Blood from all Complaints, Huiofs aud Receive
away all Diseased Deposits.