davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Animals ForetelIing the
Weather.
INSTINCT AND REASON.

1t is said that the woodcock in
New Jersey is building its nest, this
year, in open and moist places and
old huntsmen predict in consequence
that the summer will be dry one.
There was a time when science, or
what was called such, laughed at
signs Of this description, as no bet
ter than cold women's tales !" but
though many of them are still I'M
reliable, larger observation of ma
,ure has taught that animals have an
instinct. which not unirequently
becomes prophetic, as in this exam
pie. At last years meeting Of the
American Association for the adj
vancement of Science, a curious
paper was read on this subject, by
Mr.. n B. Thomas, Of Cincinnati,
who had, for several years, studied
the habits of animals in reference
to the indications which they might
afford respecting the weather He
showed that birds, if the season was
to be a windy or wet one, built their
nests in sheltered places but, if it
-,vas Ia he dry, ia localities moro ox-
posed that certain kinds of snails
always came out, and crept up the
limbs of trees several days before
rain and that locusts, waspS, and
other Insects were invariably to be
found under leaves, and in the hol-
low trunks of trees, hours before a
storm set in.
The sagacity thus displayed, if
we may call il such, seems to put
the higher reason of man to shame.
In vain do our most expert SdUdnS
endeavor 10 predict the character OF
an approaching season, or even to
forelell, few days in advance, the
condition of the weather. The
woodcock that unerrlngly fixes its
nest in the spot best suited for the
coming summer, or the snnl whose
tubercles begin to grow ten day be-
fore the rain they are preparing to
receive, appear, at first sight, to sur
pass the more developed men. But
the interiority of those lower order
animals is in the quantity of their
endowments, rather than in the
quality they have a single faculty
developed to an extraordinary de-
gree, while man has, as it were, fac
ulties almost infinite. In thus adap-
tlzlng each organization to its spe-
cial position, the wisdom Of the
Creator is forcibly exhibited
Phitadeiphia Ledger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Farm of Mr.. Watson.

We spent a few hours last week
in looking over this beautiful farm.
II lies upon the river Bronx, near
its embouchure into the East River,
in Westminster County, about twelve
miles from the New York City Hall.
II comprises about 220 acres, and
was purchased by Mr.. Watson six
years ago, and was then in rather a
low state. He has got it into such
fine condition now, that it took the
first premium of $50 last year, of
fered by the American Institute, for
the best cultivated farm which the
Committee visited in Wes,chester
County.
This farm is devoted principally
to grass and hay, of which it is now
large producer Of the best quail
ties. For the consumption of this,
Mr.. Watson keeps improved stock
Of various kinds. He formerly had
a large and superior flock of Long
wooded sheep, but the dogs have
proved SO destructive in his neigh
borhood, he has been reluctantly
compelled to dispose of most of
them. He has few Ayrshire cows,
which he imported. These are a.
mong the finest specimens of the
breed we have ever seen in point of
form added TO this desirable quail
~, they are great mixers. He also
showed US some excellent grade
Durhams, which are great mixers.
One of these, of medium size, gives
30 quarts or more, per day, during
her highest flow of milk.
Mr.. Watson showed lis four supc-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

hives are kept, always produce more
fruit than Others in which there are
none. In the provinces on the
Rhine the fruits are more abundant
and finer than in any other part OF
Germany, and there it is the custom
to keep large quantities of bees
Plants, too, which bees visit, thrive
better in the neighborhood Of hives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Alta Whiskcy Manufacturers C.,

Alta Whlskey Manufacturers Con
yeni'on, held in Cincinnati last week,
twenly-ihree establishments, mostly
IN OHIO, were represented. the whole
OF which are said to consume over
$4,000 bushels of grain daily, or up
wards of four millions per year, out
of which ten million gallons of wins
key are produced.
No wonder that the price Of bread
stuiis is so high. 1t is the worm of
the still that eats up the corn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

lloRsE SHOW AT PRovIDENcE -
The Rhode Island Society for the
encouragement of domestic IudusIry
have made arrangements for an ey-
hlbltiou of Horses a, Providence, on
the 2lst and 22d of June next
Premiums TO the amount OF $3.50,
are to be awarded. The June exhi-
blllon Of the Rhode Island Horiicul-
tural Society is to be held at the same
lime aud also an exhibition of Butter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

NaOft oBoVhttt w 'fCseNo -~~-
spoonfuls Of castor oil one do. pare
goric one do. spirits Of camphor.--I
Mix and take often, and the cure is
eff cied. Excuses for leaving
q thing uudone, do not do ii. IL
the bars were left down yesterday,
putting them up today does not save
the COW, nor the COW that ate it, and
died Of surfeit.--lndus,ry is
good but care is necessary, to pre-
seive what industry has earned or
raised. The scythe is sharp
weapon, but skill and judgment are
requisite to its profitable use F; and in
genuity to its proper hanging. Dan
iel Webster, when boy did not lii e
the hang of his scythe, for the rea-
son, probably that he did not love to
swing it. His father told him TO
hang i, TO suit himself, and the obed-
lent Daniel hung il on a tree
Some lazy folks think they can live
by their wits but usually fail for
want Of captal.-----To prevent a
cold, keep the feet warm and dry
and to accomplish this have your
boots and shoes so large as TO admit
OF cork soles between the foot and
the shoe or boot. Keep the leather
we'll saturated with mixture of ros-
in, tallow and beeswax with little
lamp-black and pulverized indigo TO
give it color and polish.--The
editor Of western paper having lent
his axe TO subscriber, receiv'd ii back
again, minus the handle,--and on
modestly limiting that a new helve
would cost him % cts. The borrower
paid ii--and ordered the printer to
stop his paper. Whenever we re-
cei,e message from a subscriber in
arrears, "stop my paper" we can't
help thinking Of the printers axe,
without a helve. San Fran
cisco paper, speaking of the pro-
gress OF manufactures, the me
chanic arts, and agriculture in Cali
fornia. says, /" the farmers, although
constituting small class in this
State, have received considerable at
tenton at the hands OF the press
and deservedly, too" great
secret in successful cultivation, is do
ing everything in its season, and do
ing il well never putting off I'LL
tomorrow what can be done TO day.
One of the follies of poor husbandry,
is TO compass sea and land" 10 find
new inventions aud Improvements IN
manure making, while abundant ma
terial may be found on our own
farms, and time and ingenuity
enough, at home, to convert it into a
source of agricultural wealth.
The Freeman tells us there is n COW
in Dorset, W., of the native breed
yielding 81 lbs of butter, per week
the past season, for FIVE consecu,lv,
weeks. A profitable COW, that
Wish that every farm in Vernon
had Dorset cosc. of the same but
. ter qualities. experienced
breeder Of poultry asserts that i, us
ually takes five years TO feed an o,
up TO 1900 lbs. while the same weigh
OF poultry can be made ready for III,
table in three months, and at les
than half the cos, in food.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

VI. STATE FAIR.-l,is to be hold
en- at Braiileboro' Sept. 18th, 18th,
and 18th. The inhabitants Of Brat
tleboro' generously pay fnto the
Treasury Of the Society two thou
sand dollars to be expended in Pre-
mlums. The National Sheep Fair
is to be held al the same lime and
place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Twcn,y Years Of Experience.

10 the tteauuc it OF ci Of di.stsr hithsu ncs-
lrcifd sai iunefitcis uadef-toot ha- rnahiea nf
kiNkELiN i-7nt.r Of rork on siJ FrsstrraiigH.
10 mat niaf ten a. o fhs de-
biity, loc ard constitutional ~oskn, msatil cod
phssica soldering are trareahl 10 certain habits Tor
uina The most -ecfrt yet arsd, und st sPags of DO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
\ OFT &c T..

" HERE A. uN nefffin, knusn asss hennsdy's
w Medical Dt-CSvery" has iceu eount,ff if
et an sHii 30 uuI ufipe rfs che. 10 all
- fnp- anl NUltpirss aTlrif SOD DO ncrtse their
supple. iinm mf Huihofif aaeu-, uafi will fsfnr.h
lhe mruielno as low 70 caa rr nilfsIafd lldn
A. 4tua -rri b. appointed 90 snto ipes deaiers
sil Hnf 90 rfsff rHnNfnt-n0H astarf Joe sn.all
quanttY q nah time OF pu'cii-IH. cod save ths m ishi
uun n.g 30 .ef.
49, I'd u B.. sMirn. Apofhs-srr aai B.u.si.i,
Montpelier. ". ts aeHefHi rvHt TO- g.. mont
ppN AID ktNNEuN, Proprietor.
7-i3na l2l 81 arfou - ktktufy. Ms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

BENEFIT OF BFEs TO FRuIr
THEEs. II is stated that bees great
ly improve the qualification Of fruit
trees. Orchards in which several
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

LEUN NRD srurT & 90.

~ VfTTF1TT : 7 I TT T NV 7 TWN-
~ Fulton sifect Entrance a Gold treetl Now York.
L.. r. Co. hate recently published. and
have now Tor sair, the Fatncr's GUIDE, by Henri,
stephens 90 Edinburgh and Pruf Merton Of Yale Coi-
lege. New lliven, complete in vais. rn,ai octavo,
containing 1900 pages, IA steel lHd 600 wood engras
ings. Price. in muslin Hiniini 50 10 paper covers,
iuf the n,nii. -.
,CyIhis voiL +. safihe nia Book of the Fnrm. -
ntrly re.astllea noh thrown annn thn malkel. 62
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
The g.eat Piano and Music
+ = / A d | is ii Nj T. \ Il.
UO8AgE 9AUGlS,
aa3B OADWAi MEM. NnRK

'l'uE HE<r AND iSr iMPHOVtD PIANOS
AND AELOntbAS TGiLB9RrS Co.. Wnr d.
fnir tfeaHem Pianos, Shh OF ~ithout the E,lran,
aud Niih ifua fants ttd rfeuaf scaiss. The rut OF
these instruments is TOO ~ n owH nee further
onn ,nnd'tioa HiLBERr's buupaIR PiAsns, al ele-
gam Instrument tor siulil soons uALLEr 4 Cua
sfus's PiAsos, OF thr Old established htn OF lalle q
- NC w being iulu ageat of ui the abnve Ptnu,. .
eau ohrf IA m inwrf THAI any other h,usr. HuGacr
Afihs fANos, mHnultttu cd expo s,ly iof him
having groli power OF ioae aud elasticity Of touch
aJ hruud~Hy The largest de- GOT Tor uus c lnsttu-
meuis 40 tbs Country, shaiiing an opportunity Tor
Selections not 10 Doe had sisewh fe. Secand-ha 4 "a,
anas a. great hafgains. Prices tom 500 10 si75 =
EVEN umcut tally warranted OF the mourY frnn
A.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
SMITH & PIERCE, Moaipe
Caution 10 Indies.

Ladies VIVA ife eae'e"s, are requested o use the
with great caution, if ,Ung coniinued USE mac
riage T. opt 10 he produced.
For sale ia every eiy 10 the United states, and cam
SMITH 4 pItRcF .,, '.u.,' !,
n CAMP, stowe 49,
August ls53. As.i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriciy
from It's Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that II is entirely unnecessary % recount the ovi-
dences Of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So WIDE is the field Of its
fulncss, and numerous the cases Of it, cures
that almost every section % the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation. and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous ahec-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which incident
to our climate And not only IN formidable at
taeks upon the lungs, but for the mildef varieties
Of COLDS, CouGHs, HoARsESEss, NC, and for
CHILDREN it is the plcasantest aud safest medicine
that can he obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up 70 the best that it
has been. and that the genuine article is sold by
Asruu 10, ie-r,f-sNlrH s. PiEkCE. IN
JAs SPALDtNG, ". . rs LEN. 55.iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
AFFLICTED READ!!!


PniLNnEf fniA MEpirAL o. tUsE-E.iaf..h
eel % yeats ~ Pos W.. kfNhEtls, refnsf so o. hlf
ald tnnu sis toiweru -r-une 500 riat Phtlarsl-
nhia, On.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02


n,ar Str.-itis with heaftlrh gratitude { have 20
iufHtm sou that 10y the use oi juut uinimrui aud
Phi, the ls Of m, wife has herp sav-d. For seven
years size hlf ah htrl-is viii ten ruAftne wouud
(nuf OF canccruu, tun..l I was told hat nothing
coula save hrri sine wss ili,r iudured 10 u.s. yuuf
Ointment uua Pills. ~h.n 90 the short - fce Of ihr.r
b. ftS effected p,tieci cue, t. the a.tonish-
ment uI lIl a he knew We u.iatn our Medicines
ituu Mts ts, u-ht s Co., OF Chtues srest. Now
utfsaus. send tnis FROM 'iucl dc- pdnce-.' Pafi-
although had written t at New Osleans before
fnrY oit. at tlat iiac noi knowtng our address
az New YORK. tsianedl 4. DURANi.
These Polls .houid be used JOINTLY with the ONT
mont 90 most ofthe following cases;
Bad Legs ContractedHnd Lnmhago Sore throais
Bod breasts sta JOINTS ftlts skin-dsseastr
Buns F-tulas Rhcamlfism Scur,S
Buuiou- Gout salt Rboun sore heads
Chilblins Glanduiai scsids ulreis
Chappcd hands, SsscIliass Sor, Nipples Wounds
- sall "a the establishment eft Professor HoiIo.
WY, g., Co,uff 1t Ann aui Nassau sireoi-, Sow
Nufk pist hs ili scspeotablc Dfulsi.ts aud ne4l
err boo Ncdic nrs throu- bout the United statc.. in
Pots hv's. 81 Pete, - 50 cents EACH
To d. hd tNhoesair oi tho puurt.nl Drug Houses 10
the unioa ahd by FRED +. SMi ili, Montpelier, VI
{rg rh-rs i.a san.d ta,lr .aslag n iaking tho
lur-ef st4ss.
y %. nterton. r,f the guidance OF Paticui. i'm
"vei' .-oflei are affixed TO eachho e6 c:ov Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
NOfsCROS.>'
PLANNING MACHINE.

My Rotary Planning Machine has ju., been decided
not to iuirnge the Woodwork Machine by the Su-
prone coufi Of tbe Unitsd States, and now pre-
pef 10 so rights 10 ia OIL parts Of the Unit ID
states THIS Machine gives universal saiisiactipn.-
~ obtained Medal both 10 New York aud BOSTON
~r he Wuoi~orh Machine, ifer au al of three
Wseks
N.G NORCROss.
8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

This list comprises product. OF the stea, ,na,tet,
OF both the Amsfcin aud Eufsrean routiaeuts AMI /.
seeeieng constant additions ny an extensive publct
ton OF the ehoiee ant po'ulai piscr- ct the day-
beairsin Music, and Teachers Of semnsrlrs wishing
10 purchase any music Iublshed ma kc auaae.
Tor coniianrc supplies VI Ar. Maier's aew issues
van nod a 10 their inisssi 10 call o. forward theif
vfdsfs Music seat 70 ans part OF the uaon }, 4 ana
de-, postage free. u 3n HORACE WATERS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
WEI.OUE0Ns.

Goodman a badwia's Pat. AT Ogan Me-
odrons, With Two BsSKs OF xeys--i sWaet IA
poMefin. instrument Pnces from SIS 10 S2O0 : u
VI ". SsitH's celebrated M1LopeoNs Mans.
ariraiea GuIrAHs, BfoNns hafps, lutinas. yioiin.
htass ins ifumcnt-, &C &C Dealer. supple with
'ianos NJ he"deons a. factory pnees. i2i per
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Deginon's Patent afsiy
CA NPiiENE, LAMPS

'IHE LATEST aad onl perfectly al. La,up Tor
] Burning rAMPuENE, aud vii afotd twsn,.'
We per cent more lshl than any other Lama ~halss
r. Also, Doginun's Pstsn' safety LUIUIAMP-
&c only safety fiuiaLemg nov "a use, foi sale by
u. O. TYLER, Msntprl,er, W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

I'iE SlHSfHI ER, ic-truu- Of engaging 90 rufal
uursu-, Tor ihe bsnt nc Vt hi. hs attn Offers ioi
sale the following real estate ia the village Of Mont
pclter nrd vicinity:
liis frsidence on StntN-strcet, near the Couri
House Two dNrling heu,e-, two stolas and base
ment 20 e. rh, on Hgh-suect near the state House
vol and newly hni-hed. Ono Dwelling house, story
and htf hi ID, pleasantly lnci the bend the
river at the lever par OF ~iats-lruet. Two bull ling
lnts on Hubhafd-suert Leading TO Barre. seven ~
eight building lots, uvefnokn2 the village, Maui
street lhirts-sA acres # excellent land, principally
covered with vllu4he iiv timber. the Berlin side
of the village mil pond Also, valuable water priv
lrre and saw nill,, With i've acres OF good land
DeXrdnne Of the best Wstef puwsfs on he Winonski
River, three mile, hom the ktilf0sd Depot 10 Mont
peler, and level made GOOD horse road leading
Danvils. All or any pat Of the above property viii
he sold, reasonable terms and craJit II desired
l. Z. WALTON.
NontneIier Ian "a ls5A ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Discovered at Last!
A Mystery Explained.
DIR. 4. L. ADAMS'

: EN THEORY OF DISEASE b. ,~akening So,
inquiry in the mind- Of 40 Who read b.: How
that dmereaHs nase hern so long nd siavt.hly
uuted in aarkHes aud igaoraaet the subject OF lis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

Vermont Stock.-A. l.. Bingham,
West Cornwall, has made the follow
ing sales since the 10Th of Septem-
Der, last:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
PROCLAMATION
TO the People Of Montpelier a
vicinity.
CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
PULVERMACHEk,s


HNDBOELECrmC VuLTAlC CHAINS, u.sd
for the iRstaRt relief and permanent cure Of ali
NerroH Dseaaes, are for The first tune Introduced n
TO the state al Vermont lhese,ohaus we're dist 40.
uoduced IN france lao wears sinre, and tom theme,
have e1tendodto Germany, Austria Prussia, Engl,nd
ADD but one year 1as elapsed they were ,nta-
ducod into the United states They afe now a.ed in
the equals OF Landan PaTis. Vienna Berlin ns an
every Hospital IN New Notk They are secured and
paionted "a ave different Kingdoms also 10 this ,oun-
uy, aud are constantly used with the o,ost astoni.h-
ing success By both Physicians and ratie1t ia The re
liei aud cure 1T hhsumat,sm, PAINFUL and swrilsa
Joints. Neuralgia of the iuce, De ifnrss Blindnr..
Nefvous, Headache, Papitation OF the Hesn Conte-
lion OF ihe Lmbs, Cafdalgia Indigestion GencfaI De-
bihiyi Impotence Uterine Pans, and all diseases
which aie produced fom diminished amount OF Net-
YOU. fiuid. Certihcates OF thu most bene hcif feet
Produced 40 the above dtseares have bee a fec,tv,t
from Professors Mort, Van Bufrn, Posi- Of New Y.nk
civ, Doctors Goiling. hird PeFciiafa OF Landau
also tom dgstineuishsd Medical Men IN n,o.t al ~
cute ct Europe besldts m0fe tina one thousand frn
paticn- VIVA have been cured b, their use IN vhtou.
parl- "i his county. II an established fact which
no fhysieau dare ui can druy, III 4 a Nervou. D. %
ses ~" increased 10 severity rather than bene 6t.d
by constant administration of Dfugs add The comm m
sense oi thepeople j. being awakened 10 this t,,ti
3, avoiding all drugs und patent u.trums on, md
hsNe heen cured by the an pow ru agenis oi n.tur
pure air. pfop.f exercise, dict bathing SC n, thr
use OF the chains, uetur- gloati, assisted ia mr.
ehoris and impulse sven tu thr nervuu. 81
Tue system, Shch restores 10 he alih Wiiho4 The nf
cess Of swallowing the sickle ming, disgusting f,,
that are thrown bsisfe the puhihic pamphlei r,.-
taintn- ctnihcates at descuntion ct he Chnin
and tue mode oiuse, ma, be oitaned tree OF charge a
the Drug store Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
Take Particular Notice.

There evil hahn indu- sd 80 b huys
in solitude Often crossing % With item manhood
aud which, 81 not fsufme ia dar time not onls hegets
serious obstacle. 10 mstfims nta hapHners, hat gisss
RS 10 seftes az puifacied .diuns. sad devastating
al ciious. Pew of ihose who TO ihi- pefui-
cious praeties aware Of the consequences, until
they hnd iho uefveus system shattered, ieei sIunge
mind
The unfortunate thus aferitd horome feeble, is IN
able 90 ibef VII accustomed sgai, 10 apply his
mind 20 study; ~ sep b. tafdy and weak be - dull
iuesoiuie and engages o. has spor with less eoetg}
thai use !.
II be emanoiptie aimself bsfafo iha practice hes
done 10 vert, and enter matfinnnN, hi- marriage ~
unlfu ifl, and h. tell. hiui IN this caused
~ hi. earl. loiiies TAsss ale foHsidrateHs TAies
shaA anaLfn Ihs alfliH Of lhasf nailarLH sIlnalse
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

discount Of iwcutN hte pet cont. from the above
pftres will ha allowed 40 Clubs oriotihr innt
cupies luy more nt tnc above works; -hus /;
Four copies Of Biackw ond 80 Of one Rrgiew viii he
srni TO ono ad,iess faf So four ropes of The four
Reviews and bilckwoad fuf $40, aud So on.
Postage.
IN all The nun-ip cities aud Tovn- these works
viii hu delivered th ough Agents, FREE or fOsr-
AGE
Whom sent hy mail, The Postage 10 any part Of the
Unund states will Dee TWENTY FlNECENTSayert
.lrkNnod. and hut %, Et We CEN : a Yea for
- uf thr shoAe Grvi~A.
= tcnitiaucos and O., ulnunica tions should ho ad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
$45,l92.5O
Total sales

He has on hand 375 French Me-
rino sheep, 40 head Of cattle aud 8
horses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
A New and Valuable Work.
THE
illustrated American Biography.

CONTAINING cofreet portraits aud biief notices.
v ofihe PRINCIPAL ACTORS IN AMERICAN
HISTORY, from Christopher Columbus down to the
present tme-compicie insix vOiane-, one volume 10
be issued annually aHn vii be divided inta paris
PART | Embracing the period from the Diseov-
cry nv Columbus. 30 the Declaration cPenienee
FAKl II Embracing The period from the Dsclara.
ton Of Independence to tho War Of 1879. with Eng.
land
PART III Embracing the Period subsequent to tho
WatOilsl2.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02

Il the place where you find every article IN the
way Of cRockERY GLASSWARE
TABLE ClUEIlaBBY
Sc &C., aud NO are also prepared 10 furnish il an
large OF small quantities. desired aud al the Lowes,
prices KEITH a BARKER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
REMEMBER.

lie who places himself under " kINkELlN's
Treatment ny glau-y eonhde "a he honor rtn-
ueman, and rel uun the assurance, .ht the secrets
of hr. kis patients will never Ice disclosed.
Young man-let no fas modestN d'iei you IRON
making you case known 10 enc who, f'om education
aud respect ability. ceh certainly hefiend Nou.
Too ihink theg Will conceal n. secret in their
heuris nnd cure theme. ives. Alas how otrH -
this fatal drlasun, aud how many promising Fpuns
man, who might have heeA ufnans Ct 40 society mas
faded from tbs Earth
strctues Of the ufethra Fspidl, removed hA the
application of new sfsieutiea Hgeri used onh ni
Dr. n. eakasss and Constitutional debity JT0aPy
sHrfa. md fafI rfpur esfgffa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
~. Financing tbo Period subscquentl TO Tho
OUR CROCKERY ROOM

J, MILTON FMEKSONA TO.
Publishes, New York
A. A. BUCK, General Ageat for Vermont
Windsor. March 10, 1853 00tf