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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-26
HUGH L. TTNLEY,

"AVING some years experience in the Transportation
IL OF Goods through Tennessee and Alabama and
JOHN HEBRON,
OF CHARLESTON S. c.
Who Sas experience OF 20 years the commerce of
Charleston the last of the time spent in the Recev
ing and Forwarding Department of the South Carolina
Railroad Company respectfully offer their services as
GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR the receiving and forwarding of all Goods Wares Mer
chandze and Machinery through Charleston ~
ALSO H.
For the sale of all kinds of East Tennessee and South
ern PRODUCE, viz: Flour Cora, Bacon Lard Tobacco
Cotton, Rice, Wheat Oats Rye Feathers Butter Eggs
&c, &c
We not now do we intend to be- buring the con-
continuance OF cur business, either directly indirectly
engaged any speculaOns whatever therefore intend to
devote Personal attention the best interests
Of our customers relying solely upon our energy and
prenptness To sustain and hoping BY unremtng care
and attention TO merit and receive share of public pa
trOnage. -
Oce and Warehouse on Atlantic Wharf three buildings
east OF POstOifCe and Custom House
We beg leave 10 refer 10 the following gentlemen:
n. Cannon Son, Craighead Deaderick and mer-
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
O. A. Upton, Railroad Agent and merchants generally
LOUdon, Tenn
French 4 Van Epps, and J. J. Bryant, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
W. B. A Ramsey, Secretary of State; A. R. Crozisr
Tenn -
H. B. Norwell, Huntsville Ala
c. L. King, Decatur, Ala. ----
J. H. Love & Co., Whitesburg, Ala. ...-..-
N. L. Swan Belltout, Ala.
p. D. Gates I2 Broadway, New York.
John CALDWELL President of South Carolina Railroad
Thomas Waring, Auditor of South Carolina Railroad
John King, Agent of ROuth Carolina Railroad,
Hyatt, McBurney Co., J. S.& L. Bowie Co., Charles
ton, 5. g. Sept 16.-f
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~ ANY application left at the Book Store Of W.
Berry Co, will be promptly attended to-
oeLlA-2M= ,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-26
Sole agent, 3. J. WIETEE.
noElH-TTr

FNOie SAbE4-Ibe subscribers have keely re-
= wed di-cc ron spain, some fifteen JAChS ts5a
s.rE JHE SEITS, which they offering veryMImE.
I1q, for cash. dr short time to punctual buyers.
Those desiring imported stock Of thus description would
do we'd 10 make early application. ---
F. r. RAINS,
,rf2q-9tty&Iw WI W K. ELLIST0
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AdmistratriKs, Notice

AAHtAsti.lt 4NOIOCs
STATE or NNE~SEE-HUMPHREYS COUNTY
= U-LiLA S hFEil. AdministratriK of the Estate of
"a Mlhae! Shaver, deceased having suggested to the
s OF The County Court Of said county, the Insolvency
Il said Esqte DO hereby notify all persons having claims
aga ust said Estate Tile them with the Clerk of the Coun-
~ Court o said cyunty duly authenticated according to
law, on or before the 2tth day Of April 1855 for pro rata
,sisJ,ituri0n, Otherwise they will be barred.
DELLA SHAVER, Adm'tI
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J. III. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAYER.

ID EGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the e1
ID public generally, that he keeps constantly ts1-a
on hand Collins of every description from the plauest
servants to the fine Metallic arght and arexhausted Cot
ns the best in for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
fer l1IIials. l-F
al orders left at my wareroom No. 81 Cooper Building
cherry street. will be promptly attended TO- both day or
night my3l-f j. H. CURREY.
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SUNDRIES.

| R. STEWART .=--l.T R, L. wEAKLEY.
STEWART g. WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocsrs Commission Merchants and Dealers
=, in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 8 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
! .. SUNDRIES. - q.
4 5000 lbs Manela Cordage; I,090lbs Tsred COrdage;
/ 1000 lbs Gotten Cordege; 500 bags fine Salt;
55 reels pacg Yarn; 200 +" coarse do;
! loo bales Oakum; % hhds Sugar;
! 500 lbs ass Twine loo bags Rio Codeei
| rs bbls Rosin; 10 bbls Lard Oil;
| 25 bbls Pitch; 100 bbls reb' Id Moasses;
80 pigs Lead; 25 doz Corn BrOoms;
5 kegs bar do 5 bags Pepper;
go " ass'd Nails; 80 boxes No Soap;
58 wro't Spikes 10 " Scotch Snuff;
10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars;
% boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 Z" Smoking Tobacco;
so g ground Mustard and Pepper;
10 doz Zine Wash Boards;
200 assorted Dimaons;
s. chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
25 bbs crushed and powdered Sugar;
loo bbls Whisky, various brands;
25 bags old government Rio Coffee;
so I" assd Yarns from z. Woods Factory;
10 kegs Golden Syrup -
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so /" Star do;
so doz Mason's Backing;
so boxes half pint pint and pint Flasks;
200 bags Maney's Table Salt;
indigo Madder, Soda, Wrapping Paper Copperas, Yer
maclls, Maccarona Market Blankets, Mops, Catsup, Pow
ang4 - : ~ STEWART & wEAKLEY.
%C-fRGSh Ahh1tALSs .
200 SACKS PRIMERT0 C0FFEE-new crop;
25 sacks Iaguyra Coffee 10 bbis Mackere fish Of '5S;
20 do good Java do; 20 kits do
so hhds new Sugar; 20 boxes Cod Fish;
80 bbs Moasses; 90 90 Smoked Herrings
80H do do; 200 " Sardiues;
25 do Golden Syrup 20 /" u gal. qt jar Pickles;
20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 d" Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do; 10 & Pepper Sauce;
80 do Loaf do Sa. Btters
10 tierces fresh Rice 90 doz painted Buckets;
30 boxes and half boxes MILO nests % Tubs;
K. Raisins; casks London Porter;
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Alspice
10 bags S Almonds; 20 Pepper;
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 Race Ginger.
2 bbls Brazil do;
With other articles in the grocery line, Just
received and for sale low for CASH by
decll Z. S. CHEATHAM co.
CHAMPAGNE, .'.
~ BASKETS and boxes tne Champagne; superior al.
OU tcle of the best brands just received and for sale
by ldecl1l E. S. CHEATHAM co.
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, sc.
Io1z CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 Sherry
5E Port;
1O11 pipes pure COgnac Brandy, old and Gns;
201S casks
2ppes Holland Gin;
2puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdials;
Fer sale by [decl1l E.S. CHEATHAM co.
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tVES.fENt. GACk LE.-Fish Hooks Lines, Reels
+ Rods Bait Floats, Minner Nets Artificial Winners
Ees. Worms, &c. Just received and for sale by ,
IS A. MORRISON co.
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

CRUICHEk HOUSE.
THIS large and commodOus Hotel situated the
i Fer rOf SPRING SUMNER STREETs, NASHVILLE, Ten
NEssEE newly furnished throughout ready for
the reception of transient This is by the
est Hotel to the Depot and being the centre of the city
is quite convenient TO all the business houses.
10. W. BELL.
seDtS-tf prDDTlerOr.
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DIR. j. w. GRAY

DIR. j. w. GRAY
NFFlCE No 9, Cherry street. opposite Judge Catrons
~ and next door to DIR. b. W. Hall. Residence CITY
doteL jan2e '54-tf
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. !
NEW FIRM -Ffr 4.
MILIUS & WOLF, s-aa s.s#.
Nos u 54 Corner of Market street and Public Square
And No. "A Market st.
VNTM. MiLlUS of the firm of MnIUs BRos Wholesale
w Manufacturers OF Clothing, Cincinnati, has associat
ed himself with WOLF for the purpose of conducting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS
IN Nashville. The attention of Country Merchants and
Traders generally respectfully solicited to the large and
fashionable stock now n store We faer ourselves that
we will be able to compete in price and quality with any
house engaged in this business either here elsewhere
Our goods are manufactured expressly for in Cncn
nat and the material purchased direct from the por-
ters for manufacturers. : .s.4tEE- ...L lgIFf #
All ask examination of the prices and quality of
our goods lsept2ll MIIIUS 4 WOLF I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
Another War Declared

Emboldened by success IN its war upon
the women, children and other defenceless
inhabitants Of Greytown, the Administration
has now declared war against the anti-Ne-
braska Democrats and Know Nothings. The
following tells the story.
J. r. Goodwin, Postmaster at Southamp-
ton, n. H., has been removed. He was
Democratic member of the Legislature, and
refused 10 vote as the administration order
ed on the Nebraska question.
In regard To the expulsion Of ali suspected
TO belong to the Know Nothugs from office,
The Washington Globe says:
1t is currently reported among the Know
Something's that the Know Nothings hold
ing office must keep sharp look out for
breakers ahead. Rumors are rife of what is
intended to be done should the charge of
Know Nothin. nsm" be established AL
ready we have heard of several removals on
that ground, and Of several others that are in
contemplation. One of the members of our
City Councils, Joseph w. Davis, elected on
the " Know Nothing tick C., and at the
same time held an office IN The City Post
Office worth Sl40J per year. on Wednes-
day received polite note from Col. Berret,
the City Postmaster, tina, hs services were
no longer required. The removal of Mr..
Davis, It is sad, was threatened previous to
the Mayors election.
Perhaps the following will show why the
administration is death on The Know Moth
ings;
startling observation-disclosures and sale
John A. Parker, Democrat" of Virgin
IA, recently removed from office at Washing
ton, is telling tales out Of school. one OF
which is to the following effect; Mr.. Par
ker has been for many years a warm friend
Of Mr.. Buchanan. Some time ago he re-
monstrated with the Postmaster General, for
having appointed so few friends Of Mr.. Blu
chanan to office, adding that Campbell had
been appointed TO the Post Office Depart
ment through Mr.. Buchanln's recommended
ton. This Campbell denied and asserted
that " an arrangement had been made betlreeH
hmselfaEi General Pierce. before has election
BY uirfue Of ichich he icdS 10 secure for Gen
Pierce the Catholic role of PenHsyluo MIA, ana
reoeioe therefor n seat in The dbinet." Thi.
statement Of Campbell, Parker declares him
sell ready to confirm by ms affidavit if 1t be
disputed in any polnt.--H ashingion Com
mon'oeqih-
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jHarriagtg.

IN Ne wbuty, Aug LIT, by The Rev . @. Dow, y. y.
stilo., Esq. of south Royaen, nnd Miss Caroline Z
ianr, Of Nrwbuty.
Mr. Maunna Murray. OF Frut Hin, Ohio, aud Mics
Emily Paine oil
~ Montpelier. Aug. i7th, by Rev. Ell Bailovs M.
william q. Russell, Of East Montpelier. aud Miss
MARY NJ. sQuirrs Of Bnue.
In Noithfeid, by REV. G. Tracy, Mr.. Merrill F.
Bean, and Miss rmily p. rulvet, both Of
Blythe snme, NJ. John Wheaton. Of Bano, and Miss
Rhoda v. kood, both Of Mortified
nv the same, Mr.. John u. Shurbufae, and Miss Ann
Egglostun both % Norihheid.
In Warren, Aug. =. by the Rev q. w X = lorg Mr
George Nowcomh, Of Watshcd, ami Miss Mary
Jane Goodspeed, Of Warren.
~ Waitsdeld, Anr 18th, nv Rev. {. W Kellogg,
Mr. Oiivnr e. Campbell aod h'ss Charlotte H. fcs,ct,
both Of Wakefield.
IN Worcester Aug. 18Th, by Rev. J. House, MI.
Amos n bennett aud Miss Susan u. Dunbar, both Of
Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

being purchasers in English markets. On
the Continent the crops are extensive, and
the markets are not only duh, but fast de-
clining. A circular from Rostock calculates
on large yield, at leas, onc-fourth above
the average yield of the wheat crop, aud
more than full average Of other corn
There are the same prospects in the Baltic
districts, and accounts are extremely iavora-
Bile from Norway, Sweden and Denmark. =
In Prussia there are excellent prospects Of
great yield, and at Smyrna the grain is unu-
sually plentiful. In Egypt the prices have
greatly fallen, and in Alexandria the corn IS
most abundant. In the prncipalities the
corn is being cut by the Russians, but in
Bulgaria the harvest has been the most a.
buudant on the whole. Potatoes promise to
be abundant. In spite Of war, there seems
to be abundance of the elements which give
impulse to industry. aud make manufactures
flourish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
MONTPELIER.

All ireemea of Montpelier who are in favor
of the principles promulgated at the Rutland
State Convention, on the 9Th of June last,
and also all freemen who are supporters Of
the principles put forth at the Mass Conven-
ton held at Montpelier on the 18th of July
are hereby notified to meet at the Grand Ju.
ry Room, on Tuesday, the Doth day of Aug
instant, at o'clock p m. for The purpose o.
nominating a candidate for town representa-
tive and transacting such other business as
may be thought proper
BY order of Town Committee.
Aug. %, s54.
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California .Nems.-.Neip Orleans. August
81. The steamship United States has ar
rived, with California dates to the LIST inst
The Democratic State Convention, after
great disturbance, nominated two tickets.
At Marysvlle n large fire occurred, de-
stroying five squares, and involving loss Of
about S260,000.
The wheat crop has been harvested. 1t
was large, and great quantities we're being
exported.
HIGHER Law, ALMOsT.-Judge Benning
has decided that the Supreme Court Of
Georgia is coequal and coordinate with the
Supreme Court of the United States, and no.
inferior and subordinate to that Court that
as 70 reserved powers the State Court Is SUI
prcme; that as to powers both delegated and
reserved, concurrent powers, both Courts, in
the language of Hamilton, are " equally SUI
preme !" and that as a consequence the Su-
preme Court of the United States has no lu-
rsdction over the Supreme Court of Geor-
gia, and cannot therefore give 1t an order or
make for It a precedent.
How would the Judge like to apply his
doctrine to the decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of WISCONSIN Has that also con-
current powers
/ Annually there is an effort to annex a part
Of Somerset to Glastonbury. An attempt
viii be made this year; also to annex part
/ Of Somerset to SALISBURY.
/ Notice is given that somebody in Benning-
ton will apply to the next General Assembly
for bank charter.
The Drowth is very excessive in almost
all parts OF this State. Corn and potatoes
suffer badly.
About two hundred and fifty emgran's
from Sweden, bound for the " est, spent the
sabbath Of last week in Rutland. They
were comfortably dressed, sober and well
| provided with money. They weie Protest
ants, and held religious sers ice at the Pass
enger Depot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

A WosDERFuL DIscnyERY has recently heeu made
by Dr. Gurus, of tins city, 81 the treatment Of Con
sumption, Asthma sad all Diseases o. tue Lungs
We rciei 10 - Dr. CHrfis's HageaHa, FahaiiHg IN
gcaH JaPor aud CAerrB SsrHP.h Win this moth
cd Dr. q. has restored niny afflicted perfect
health evideace OF which he has innuincrable
cettihcates. Speaking Of the treatment, physician
remarks tit - evident that inbaiug -consiantly
breathing an agreeable healing vapor, the medicinal
properties must come 10 direct contact with the whole
Of The eriel cavity Of the lungs and thus scape the
many AID Vaued changes produced upOn them when
troduced into the stomach and subjected the process
Of disesion. The Hygeana u for sale nv FRED.
SMITH, Montpelier, VI, sad at all the druggists
throughout the couniiy From the .Nep York DAish
oJ Jan 81.
see advertisement Of Medicaed inhalation in anolh-
eF column Of Tins paper 9O;iy
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Who is responsible ,

Who is responsible for the prevailing in
temperance, disregard OF law and political
corruption of this day
Christians OF all denominations, moral
men, temperance men, patriots Of all parties
are responsible. When they will closely
watch the primary meetings in which nomin-
atons are made, and exert their full inhu-
ence 10 have demagogues and druukards
and dfunkard makers, and law breakers
dropped from the lists as unit for Office, and
men who love virtue and practice temper
ance and reverence God, put IN their places,
then this tide of death which Is working so
much destruction and ioreboding so much
more, will be stayed That the good men
IN the community can do all Of this-aud do
1t at once, that they can effect Infinite good
for tins commemorative he next two weeks
we have no doubt. 1t they can do il, then
they are responsible. Let them see 10 IT,
". Ckristian )ieSsengey.
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DRatbg.

10 Huntington. August IN, cf dfopsy the chest q,
added To tutcrns iriury received while endeayofing
control FESTIVE hotse, Mt Jae Fart aged So years
In stratford, July %. Mr.. Nathaniel morrill,, aged
IS Yeas
10 nethel, August ?, Willie jarvis, only child Of n.
?. ana Mrs ". B,swofth, aged "a months. Aug. 5ih,
John ALVIN, aged y5a-s-l2h, Jane Ehzabeth, q gsd
"A months children Of Dudley G. and May Dais,-
Avg sth Lucy Olivia, aged 20 month. 18th, Horace
Martin, eyed years IND months. only children Of
Horace II. and Esther N Goss. August 18th, Fred
erok r., Youngest child Of Lyman and MARY c. Els
wUrh, aged 10 months. These all died of dyseniety
10 the village Of Bethel, 10 the space OF two months.
In Cleveland, ohio, Avg 7th, Eza Jane, wife Of
WIN. W Chandler, formerly Of Randolph, Vt. aged
% wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
Pithy.

The Bradford Inquirer recently nomina-
ted Abel Underwood, Esq, an excellent
Wing, for Lieut. Governor the Inquirer
being the only Wing paper hat is inclined
to fzzle'-whereupon the following cores
pondenoe ensued
"Wells River, Aug. Ii, 1851.
Robert,
Take my name out OFFS Your ticket.
UNDERwooD."
bradford Aug. IL, 1854.
Abel, won't ROBERT
And Robert, p,or fellow, won't" be
able to do any harm by refusing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
ET is SO.

We know it 10 be fact, add iherciorv do not hs,-
tate say that in all scrolulous and Bilious dseasos
Indigestion atd it's attendants, Sick Headache Sur
and SICK stomach C4nker, salt Rheum Tetter, all
skin aad other diseases arising FROM impure blood,
Myels' Extract Rock Rose has equal If YOU doubt
The fe, toad The array of proof 10 our Circulars. for
the Iaih Of which chalanse Investigations.
M MANUFACTURED for The Pfopuelors by C..
IL WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist New
Haven CT For safe by FRED. 2 SMITH aud n o..
TYLER, Montpelier VI, and dealers IN Medicine
generally where pamphlets, sc, may be had gratis.
g5:iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
WING CAUCUS.

The Wings Of Montpelier, who are legal
voters in said town, are notified to meet at
the Court House on Monday the 2sth inst.
mr. 6 o'clock 4. NJ. to nominate a candidate
to represent the town in the next State Lee
rislature, and to transact any other business
thought proper when met.
BY order Of the Wing Town Com.
Montpelier, Aug "a, 1854.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
BERLIN.
Aug. %, 1854

The legal voters in the town Of Berlin,
who are in favor of free principles, free soil
and free men, and opposed TO the aggression
of Slavery in all its forms, nre requested to
meet in caucus at the Corner School House
in said town, on Saturday the Goth inst, at
2 o'clock P. NJ for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidate to represen, said town in the
next Legislature and to transact any other
business necessary to accomplish the above
object
Per order of Town Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

Chittenden County, - The Pierce men
dare not nominate their own men; so they
have made up ticket composed of Wings
and Freesoilers, with scattering of Pierce
men. 1t will probably receive a scattering
vote. In the town of Burlington the free
men have met under call precisely like
one addressed this week to the freemcn of
Montpelier and nominated GEoRes F. En-
MuNDs, Esq. for representatives. strong
man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
The Farmers Club.

At regular meeting of the Farmer 5
Club, of Washington County, held at Mont
peIier, Aug. l6, 1854, ii was voted to issue,
not to exceed Que hundred al Jorty-sir new
shares, to cancel the present debt of the Club
and 10 make a further purchase Of land
The present stockholders have the priv.
lege Of taking as many Of the new, as they
now hold shares Of the old stock, i so Ia
Ken ,eiita too teseks from this date.
SIMEON LYMAN, Secretary.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

wrBSE.pAy, August %, ls5
Q Reuurfrd for the AtlasI

NrnNEspAy, August %, 1854.
Reported for the Atas
A. market today 2255 Cattle shout 1885 Reeves and
1000 Stores consi.iug Of Working Oxen Cows Yraf-
h1e-, Two md Three Years Od.
Prires-Matket Bsef-ESisa $3.50 per essti istqual-
it's =, 2dqultY g Z ,25 Sd quality $500 ofdin-
arr 81
ll,des--S6, a. e5 per G Vt
TalIow--Ss s.2i
peit.-:F q TIE
Calf skins IA a l5e per N.
BHUrlling Cat g. Nnue,
Veal Caives--S6, 7 b o But Few 1t market.
stores-Working Oreu-62, Is, ~, IS, 70, -, 90,
l05, p rs 2lO.
Cow, and cll,es-sls, ~, a6. 81, Is, a. a. -, so
a6-.
Yearioe.-7 saq. Two Years oii-slt, Is, t9, n,
2i % 30. Ihiee Nesrs Ola-S25, "a, -, -, 81
a. a., 44n a.,
sheep aud Laubs- 4a6s at uarket. Extrs 81, rs,
$50. 2, 6aN by lot 81 80 LIS, > y, eos, q. IS.
swino-W beiesale, sun fat - prrpuuud aud corn
Tod 3 C.
Kematks.-1'he market is well stocked IN every TO-
spdti, poultry except a hat IS scaice and denHnd
BUYERS have thiags ptGtiy much their own way, aud
The Hers have TO solicit customers. The state OF
Maine H. largely reprrsrttcl to d4N both men ADD
cattle There will DC over 1000 head OF cate from
that Stato4hs week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

Making | per cent to be cast upon
the original amount Of Premium Note, without iefo
ence TO any payment and 10 DO pad to the Treasurer
81 SAID Company at his Office 10 Montpelier OF be-
IoIe The 10Th day Of October 1854.
pIr fhere has been no assessment ordered 10 the
FAshRHs' Class % this COMPANY.
NJ report OF the Company will be seut to each
member early in September
SAMUEL. WELLS, Treasurer
Office Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Montpelier, W., Aug. 18th 1854 Do .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

CO The Dindsor Journal thinks the
Waterman is somewhat rtsponsibe for the
call of the last convention in Washington
County. This news belongs to the Journal
exclusively.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

.Nep Drug Store. Collins Mortimer) and
Pierce Levi have commenced the Drug and
Medicine business in beautiful store, in
Huboard's Block, State Street. See adver-
tisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
To Exhibitors at the State
Fair.

Persons intending to seni horses, cattle
and other stock to the State Far, are request
cd 10 notify either Hon Frederick Holbr ok
or Charles Chaplin of Brattlsboro'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

o. Tuesday last was bad day for fires
IN the forests. We learn that about 1000
cords of wood, belonging to the Vermont
Central Railroad, was burned on the line of
the Vermont g. Canada. Probably it was in
sured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25
Montpelier, Aug. l6, 1854.

Remember-The ninth annual Show and
Fair Of the Washington County Agricultu-
raj Society will be held at Montpelier on
Thursday aud Friday, Sept. 9TH and 9Th,
1854
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-25

Hon. Charles 4. Russell Of Boston, is to
deliver the address before the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, at the annual Fair in
September next.