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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
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TNROA -Rhehnl lleInl sore Ufpnpl 4ulAevl
l,reatp or RIds Of fsSins iHApplpa
dor, stllf J6IRts Sores.
fi SHb ES cfCs fsns
Sus Insects or tpe Breast}
e. y
MIscbilr weakneip b, hl Ache UleeIs,
S asaP iisSt
SSsuied thSt hi tits estlele sou have d Is
& IA sovsREICi M EAiEDYi
10 de seSt 81 ana enlirelY ss1
] JssViJ ERA DIO AT ES n IEs lDIS s sisSi5S
Some viii laugh q eariis
Causes Rs pfepSstoS VIII butt
ne" would "a SSknoN lsdss Ia merits Tor
s ep sSe sss y % ne
TO THOSE WHO THINK s,.l,ss5a
SISys SsG ~ 1sTi Iy SslTssn
81 g; 1 $ss AVS sS SS% Sss tSs
e sei sss Ss s rs &
BY claiming 70 have beer found some eRniiNs
s. sSisscs MS i sSo
agd ~ ~ almost
!ss Sss Ss9 sDss e. mani
az the ehee.t Lhmet In !he msIAet being
bottles tgies a % the and larger
sIEsI s SSstSS S Is pds Sa aoS
S SssS'SS ss Ss sl'sS w. s9s q rich OF
lie Unprecedented Nonnareil Lnlment
is pptGpj and The vast expense pf te Init
makes ~ tIaRos5Ig for 81 The
humid eds oleeTtlheaes we NIGH nor we deem
y neeessarytas mo tisused win certify
We wepld6oysysr rsfef those afhIsted ones who aas
90 Ditch been Rlel Ikasseruons
10 the iolloglns names being but Tow REF.
soma chpIaelet Tor AA yeaety ileeis no
naiegyTie from ps aud who hAvng FULLY Virtues
IL the ibf tyhlclit are
prepared 10 sreAk'ot lie aprlts as tdeeetyes.
Il Logan a 10, tYRMGkee, pattetAoI Co, and by the
principal nrustB 0t VlrglA. aud PehnSy lyslia.t 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

Is7'9 VINE ling Windo w Glass
ss -, ~ M ia Ut OR Y,sl.s ! s,lo
TIRE parneTuhip heretofore existing between St0cktoa
BankerdN been dSsolyeh byithB purehaseiof u,
Mr. Belords right, tile and Interest, By stoeonl
ne business q II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
Sad oilers Har dware.I

Y5taaly SANprpAol "A ss,,s. -
:. vSpish.
Huy Rows, Hobbs, Spnkes5 Fellows aud Tire
Ioisl IIonsJ Patent and INA Lealle
iehlioh fthe public. 80 ilRLsrJQliNl kSOTEsjss q
nni3 M y('I1 ,INiIEi,tllOld 6tanlj l63 btlin 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

yiI 10 iloI9T nin92py,,''nss'tuts,.' ana.
S4lesSs Ss sfHis sl6 & &, p ss.S &C.,
and Notiohs, direct from inio, IA aotk 81
Iers ComnIlsing AZ eonlpete aha IA "a W ~ iogpd
iS any boa 81 Rsl, towt MTgiIr III ii
iptIis relsll asalsIsi
Ia l p.Es so SSSRS AVIS rs
sis!! VIA saa.s ii Stis'Ii
iiSESs aud Sdi0fS!i "a lioS Boil siF'oOV'''
otlisr tTimmipgsin variety And VI ~
III sai0I6ilt 81 81 r,;;y,no EsIss.
sds IA sd6ihs NJ ~
iiiss StS brown lInsa AI
other iRuch goods s,J
baiSt sl;I .t s,IS II
bags, burial tanig y. " sIe btnga
s s1 ne s.s asss SSod
ipthe 81 NoTioS LINE. .a aa...SE ~
AZ esISbhes ifonsls ef Ss :.
LlT Eheelt comb ), ete " " wills
~ ~ Win Be lophd uHsu ~ ~
quaiity ana styles ~ III.
Is e. REls e sPs sRawS
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

ok TO your Coughs ,ljs
6FfSc Are ltbofins tide UoldE oatSe
II iess, Pans IN tue Splitting Blood, 60, wei
would ipnestl tho dse Como
tb6 SbSpehtl and at 81 u ~
{. BRENTIlN ER q lARdSTRoNGiE
ibtIs2t M q nohros 81 ytsSlils.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

now Wing and opening an unnsually large and
gene ~ assortment or Boots, Shoes, Hats Bonnets
pAInet At tho corner OF Market and
Mohfee Val In the room formerly oe'
ta Post oice and opposite the MoLuro House
very large and ely stock which was purchased
for cash from Manufacturers Of the North, urder The
most favorable eDreumsAufesi and than TO The et
IeAs OF Wheeling AVID veinylt REDUCED prices, whole
sIs and solicit sbAre OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05
.ll1sT.ERM lIDYERIIgEMENTs.

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RI L ll2 "a MD tIglli4 j. AZ 4 a OYO !.
iApR1li x! I !, 3 z, 1 IL. s 5,
- Z, 3 y X 3 !. 'if,.s l,s'''' ~
s sIs',l = AZ u \, y HOPKINS,
4, is Nv N 10Y
s SH a i s sSssi q,
Inenisl
Ioslrins, Hei Ccsl ltls5 y
49, tySpoa4th Il slD l30bhERaQ f ~
STAPLE ND i,ll N " Dry. az 0Dsf I,
.s
Ana ~ !. ~ ~
TSiS,. Inspach srot 4. q I, 9
y i B DR Y q
iSHlS aasgas sSs
5i'a5SSVo s., az Iatid ~ 90, NIP
~ NJ III ttIfoaFERs ehp M y sS,,s,N
FOR BIG N IAN ID D0 MES! ply SsS}f}2skl
sSSt ssIl's, ~ sn5issa
0ad Yellow, ~, s'ls 81
And Other Soci ~ Reg ltal
BaflAs ~, q asa Il. aed saIa
bg Glibbs n Stajth, IA. IS I'al tiHlOfe
y " rs u, 4 M Asgagl q, !. A.
TAls asortmentushh yot haId ~
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"a IS s 3 Past a fana aud ciler oilseSsi piiaSie
sisi SgS5lS "a, and SiAbssss ppndeRs
T fsiqs'a EFtl~pn'nt r'rn'
a. ses w Master.
sss S .IS saTs' sHS sss sSsoraiSs,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

AER,E kstiNox having witha Iagn from the hint 81
IVA Knox Cos TIE "a W
H Knox long and known In the Trading npbllc
-sNseuFs the yle OF GlaieHa md Kn0x
aFhe3 ipforp customer who
have 80 long and lbeahy and all
els IN Root Shpes Fail stock Will beary
ing from th6 lOtli t01h6tke lof Sehl nibeF, pQ1
if6vngb been selected eare and bought
Tot cash they fatter themsel zee th Btockqt
lIo6lsind can hold out if1eementsdn qualify
ala mics inpeTof 10 any ever oderedntht market,
ennfy ON their tleg would be please
their stock tleh iearleeely
markets Of Baltimore aid
bhIiSdsirRikis 81 Tsep3l t(,LA LfRN tItN0N
KlsI tig P9t 3.
In Addition I'd fieiI tdige etoe Coll
ToftId s6 81 and see h on tie
E0de N itendt Tor elt love coca
gst to ,sI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

aYssnHSsdRS h6mOVHI. tpa I
stock or FashiohAbe Hats and 70 the Union Hall
building No. 81 recently beohrledby Johh Elliott, JdWo
O0ts sOth OF The North fveadTn Mink sftS', !ssils u
IA m I'D iIs q iNiBRnN.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

yatnIlh ilhl Tooth ilii ~ sha
Is Sibs f6f fine qualify and ees yatisiyt 10y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

Otntftt kss--i
rs fich nc FiUnnehgs, a 1s7at TAU \
sysi71 ~ kwifs Mid ealnbTtc Rdgingsi lsgt !
35 q VafIelies zee, a nbf aud Swiss CollaTsI
le5S II dof, cAmbri AMI Swiss leeFesti
n Itch lphei dereal eanlB he md
10 steve And .I2t e.
!, IS HstsKRIL.& O..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-05

IN patent leather Gonsress GGNFe. sswedj
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

State of Maryland, for interest on money ad-
vanced to the United States during the war
of 1912.
The bill, after some debate, was passed |;
yeas &c, nays7.
The Senate then took up the House bill
chanrinr the tiine for the meeting Of Con :
rress from December to November.
Several amendments were proposed and
lost. when the bill was rejected by vote Of
yeas Is, nays 80.
Adjourned.
HOUSE,. A call upon the President for
further particulars relative to the Cuban ill
hbustsrs was referred.
Mr.. Houston offered resolution to term
mate the debate on the Mexican treaty bill
tomorrow noon. lie SAID great anxiety had
been expressed that this session should ter
inmate on the 3lst of July, and in that feel
inc he sympathized as much as any member
on Monday next he should move to take up
the resolution for adjournment, and II the
prorress Of business shall warrant, will vote
for It.
Mr.. Haven said, from the turn the debate
had taken il was evident the House will not
call for the correspondence and instructions
relative to the Mexican treaty; the debate
might as well be closed now as not the
treaty looks fair on its face, but if the
House would test whether 1t is proper one
they should have the documents before them
The resolution was adopted, "a to So. aud
the House went INTO Committee on the Mex
can treaty bill.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Hclio,oays Pills, for the Cure of Coughs,
Colds, and Asthmatical Complaints. These
admirable Pills are the most efficient reIaedy
ever discovered, for the cure of coughs,
colds, and asthma Some of Tie hiost OBJ
stnate cases of such disorders, together
with affections of the chest, yield to their Gu
rative powers. They speedily remove any
accumulation Of phlegm, whereby the respi-
ratory organs are permanently relieved, and
ultimately sound and perfect cure is ef-
fected therefore, the asthmatical patient
suffering from a tightness Of the chest,
difficulty Of breathing, or bad cough,
should have recourse to these well-known
Pills, to ensure radical cure.
CoNNEcTIcur.-The Connecticut House
Of Representatives have passed a resolution
to amend the Constitution so as to allow ne
groes to vote on the same terms as white
men. Also, the Speaker Of the Assembly
has been authorised to invite colored clergy
men to open the sittings of the House with
prayer in common with white clergymen.
The Congressional Anti. NeJrasko address.
1t is announced from Washington that the
Address by members of Congress to the
people of the United States on the question
Of the repeal of the Missouri compromise Is
concurred in by forty Democratic mem
bers.
The cholera is raging awfully in several
portions Of Mexico-particularly in fetal
pain. Among its victims are the Secreta-
ries Of the English and Spanish Legations
There we're two hundred deaths day.
The Connecticut Prohibiiory Liquor Lar.
Ii will be seen by the proceedings of the
Legislature yesterday, that the prohibtory
liquor law passed both branches. In the
House the vote was al in favor, and 90 a.
gainst the bill. In the Senate there were
10 votes in favor Of the bill aud against IT.
The act prohibits the sale Of ale, porte &,
lager beer, cider and all wines, but provides
that cider and domestic wines may be sold
by the maker in quantities OF not less than
five gallons at one time. The act takes eff
feet on the LIST day of August next.
Lam does It's perfect Work. Freeman the
Barnard runselier, has Just paid one hun
dred and forty dollars to the State, as fines
md costs for selling rum. Another nfor-
cation was filed against him by the States
Ntoruey on Tuesday last. charging him
With numerous similar offences. Sundry
eizures Of his liquor together with his fire.
uent fines and Imprisonment which he has
Uttered within year or two past, has about
yeaned him from the business Of rumselling.
We thought il would.-Siandard
On sunday morning the 10th instant, says
he Age Eben Bridge, Esq, of Pomiret,
)und upon gong TO his sheep pasture his
cost valuable Buck lying dead upon the
round with his throat cut. The animal was
valuable one, Mr.. Bridge having refused
$50 for halfof him the present season.
ONE one, 1t is thought, did 1t out Of person
malice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
wholesale Prices Current.
3osTONPRICEs CURRENT,

BosroN, June 81.
ASlIES-Pots at So SIC and Pearls as
leash. Dull.
BUTTER Market well supplied. Sales
T choice at 20 2l-far IL -.
CORN-Arrivals fair-demand steady
'ou'hern yellow 90 a 90, white s5 81,
liked IS a 90 per bu.
CHEESE--New ) Zoe. The stock is
ute small
FLOUR-Sales Of choice at Sll IL,
ommon 81 ..
OATS Arriving freely. Sales have
anged from Us "a per bushel for Eastern
I'D Northern.
RNE-Sales confined to small lots at LAO
per bu
WHITE BGANS-Dun 81 I.75 per
bu, as 10 quality.
HAl-Demand steady. $40 90 per ton
HOPS-Dul - 3}c. per TO-.
POrATOES-There is better feeling
for potatoes Whites So so, Peach Blows
20 90, Chem ngoes 80 IL aud Carriers at
"a 81 2j per bu.
WOOL saxony fleece 81 a 5sc. Am.
full blood 10 a So Foreign 8 to rs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Four Days Later from Europe.

New YoRK, June %.
The Collins steamship Atlantic. Capt
West, from Liverpool June 18th, arrived here
at o'clock this morning.
THE WAR.
Sir Charles Napier was at anchor off
Sweaborg on the 7th June.
/ The Russian fleet consisting OF ten line
of-battle ships, is anchored behind the Bate
ries.
The fortress of Redout Kaleh was bonn
barded on the 18th OF May, by portion Of
the allied fleet, and entirely destroyed.
Schamyl had taken the important Russian
fortress of Osurget, and was marching with
10000 men against Tells.
Reports concerning negotiations were con
1 tilcting. One says Russia has offered to
evacuate the Principaliles. on condition that
the Western Powers re-establsh matters as
before the war. Another that Russia has
Internationally refused.
Engiand.-In the House Of Commons.
Sir Charles Wood said that Government
could not confirm the report that Chinese
insurgents. assisted by foreigners had driven
the lmperiallts from Shanghai
The London Standard states that the Brit
Ish war steamer Encounter and the United
States sioop Plymouth were engaged IN the
attack on the Imperialist forces at Shanghai,
on the ith Of April. On board the plym-
outh George McCorkle was killed, and four
others wounded severely. Capt Pearson, Of
the American ship Rose Siandish was Sc
verey wounded. The yictors captured two
iwelyes, four skies, aud four eighteen poun
ders. As yet we have no detailed account
Of the engagement
Spain he first detachment Of troops
for Cuba sailed from Cadiz on the lst of
June. m the steamer Isabella Caiolica"
By the Overland Isdia Nail - Overland
advces state that a Russian fleet is OFF Sing
apore.
The report of Dost Mahomed having for
med an alliance with Russia Is considered
doubtful.
--latest By Telegraph 10 london
Silistrla holds out Nothing else import
ant.
Sir Charles Napier exchanged shots with
Helsingiors but nothing decisive.
There was considerable fighting at the
ouiposts of Silistria. Tie Russians were
making immense sacrifices to carry the place,
but IT Is thought without effect, before the ar
rival of the allied troops
The fleets in the Black Sea are quiet,
--latest BY Telegraph 10 Liverpool, "Wednesday,
a. "
II is reported that the Turks made a sally
from Sllistria on the sth, and destroyed the
approaches Of the besiegers, filling up the
mines before Sllistria. The Russians suffer
ed serious loss, by springing Turkish coun-
termlnes.
Russian reports say that Mussa Pashi,
commander Of Silistua, was killed by can
non ball.
The reported insurgeni victory IN Thes-
sally IS said to be false.
An uncontirmed report states that English
vessels had destroyed large amount of
property in the harbor Of Brabstu Finland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Cankcr.


hereby certify that sOme three months since m,
hule sr, three ,ears Old, attached with what ap
pearoa 10 be huma, but upon eIamiasiio1 we discov
cred 1t was C4nker in the worst form bad that TO
iva OF tsfoe days she could scarcely swallow Havn,
Myers Extract aOok Rose hand, we commenced
giving 1t ia doses of a IessPoouful every hour IL
t~enty-fouT hours there decided change fof th,
better and alter administering il (ess irequenily) To-
three days, perfect cue was effected.
can With confidence tecoome ndsd il 10 all similar
|, affected, and will DOT be without il in IN, house
CuRTIs b. BLAKEsLEE.
Norhdoid Society, L'tch6eli, c., Dec, 1854.
0-J- MANUfACruRED for Tho Pfoprielors BY C.
H. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, NV
Haven Ct For sns by FRED. 4 SMITH and b. O
TYLER, Montpelier W., aud dealers IN Medieine
generally where pamphlets, SC, may be had gratis
s9;lw
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5NarkGtJ.
Cambridge Cattle Mark e,.

WEosEsDAy, June 2s 1854.
Reported iof the Atlas.
Al matse' toiuy ass Cufie about 40 neeyes and 81
ofos. ron.i ting 81 Working Oxen, Cows aud Year
fgs, Two and Three fears Old
rfes+-Market Beef-Extia s. Is per cwt, hnrd
qua Dos. % % quality s7,75 500 ID quaint,
80 ufdfusf, 81
Hide $50 urfr ".
IainN-es nna + -.
fcHs-elHcn IS
CAT skins l5c pea quick.
HlurlIre Cattle None.
Veal Csitrs-S5, g. salO.
siof..-Nors.us uren-slo2, III, l95, la6, l4l, l2-
~. l5l ESQ
Coa- nni cilves-Sll D., %, 81, 90 ~ Is.
Ncafrn-s None. Two NeHrs ptl-NOae Three
aafs Oil-s3t, %, 80, "a, a., 20 IS.
sheep and Lambs -sslg 81 u.1rkei. Extra, s., 50
"a 10y bot 3l.25, 80. Z 7a,3 a.25, 3,SJ, $50 anl
3d.
-wiur-Nune.
Konsrs. fine nurket IL well stocked ior the scasor
81 pliocs aru gradually sttiiiug down.
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DIMM0CK'S COMPOUND ON
MOTORPATHC CARD.


Dr. II lALsIED, formerly OF Hasted Hall, Roch.
eset NJ Y, we'll known author OF the system of
Mo,ofpathy, and BY his great success the cure OF
Chronie and female diseases, has recently purchased
asd removed 70 the celebrated ROUND HILL
WATER CURE REIREA'G. ct
Nor'hampion, Mass where, VITA improved iaclliiies,
he VIII continue the practice Of his peculiar system 10
connection with the Hydropathic Treatment.
Df. IL. was one Of the earliest advocates, and has
long been aud still is of the successful prac
TONERS of the Water Cure System. Neyenhele.s, IN
the treatment Of Chronic Diseases, aud Nv
those incident TO NOmaa, experience has taught him
that hoorpahy combined with the Water Cure Treat
meni, ~ IA all cases much edectua ard il re-
store many patients who beyond the ach OF Nv
dropathy alone. This has been made aaparent in the
cure oil sefy many and piual afrctuns here
too'e uareachad and OF Dyspepsia and P1raiys, and
the numerous and complicated diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys.
DR.. H. - eonGdeni Ia saving that in may long stand
lng dseases hoftfopathy Is the only available teedy
More than seven thousand persons have been success
fully Treated al his former Institution and with the
improved facilities OF Round Hill, DE-. N. LOOKS for.
ward 10 incfeafe success Physicians are ie-pectfu
~ invited 10 cal aud test for themselves the me ~ OF
his system. I
As summer retreat for the Gisnds Of patients OF
others seeking relaxation aud pleasure, Round Hill
stands alone and uufivaied It's mountain air, hmPd
water and delightful scenery have gsea 1t world vide
reputation.
HIS former Institution at Rochester 1. for sale Hs
woIk on Mo,oiPs'hS eau be obtained By reni,as lea
Addres. n. nALsTED, N. D.,
Round h'il' NerihamPlon, Mass. 7e.3ne
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TO VERMONT FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBE R oilers his Farm for sale, in she
town ot 81. Ar1and. Essex County, New ORR, Of
400 Acres title lodi -nuiahci about IS acres iu
proved we'll fenced wei watcfed hv sprinss. bfnoas
and the liver safauar 10 pieasantly situated na
both bank. Of said river or miles b. low tho low or
Samaeo Lake. More than half r. interval 1hufe D.
n comfortable log huu'c on the farm good VOL Of
soft water the door I'D log barn. mail passes
daily FROM Ansshe Forss TO sara rue axe. and once
week fiofn the Nrst ant South Eist. fhe Post Office
l. Que mile distant. Tho Farm 3 new ore, having
been occupied hu' onr years. aud has abundance Of
lumber. such az Pine, Spruce and Cedar. A bed
Of Iron Ofe hrs rercnil, dsoovefpd on the adipn
ing farm. The ~hoe viii be sold reasonable terms
or il desired, ai Of lt srrts on which are the u D.
ues. Foe further particular address the suhsctLer
Saranac Lake, Ess,x County, Nov Noik
e5stf LEMuEL KNAPP
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DRatbs.

10 thi. village, June 9Th. Of Group, Timothy A..
youngest sou Of Timothy aud Nancy b. Cross, aged Q
years and month.
Ia Mortified June ., Abby Jane. daughter Of Samuel
L. aud NJ. Jane Ho,t aged 2months.
10 Barre, May 9th, Mr. Dennison Boutwsl aged 30
years
10 siraford, June sih Ella Elirabeth, daughter Of
Eseuezer and Ann West, aged 9 yeas.
10 Bertha, June 9th, Miss Amy d. Bfaman, daughter
Of the late James sssnsn Of Berlin, eyed IS years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
Marriagfs.

Ia Ninehendon, Mass., 90 the 18th, Geo W. Reed
ESQ.,, of Montpelier W., and Miss Ainirs Robinson Of
RosbuIy, Mass.
Ia campton, N. H., June Is, BY Rev. H. N. Taplin,
Barre W.
10 the Church at Raadoldh, June ls,h BY Rev c.
Fsles, Mr. William W. Msibfdgs, aud Miss. Hamlet l..
Miles, both Of u.
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Fre.-On the 10th inst, the store of N.
Cheney, the Office of DIR. Buteau, and the
House and store Of Dea. Gray, and the
Rand barn, IN Townshend, were destroyed
by fire. Mrs. Prentice, tenant to Dea. G.,
lost great part of her furniture. The con-
tents of DIR. Buteau's Office were total loss
Mr.. Cheney saved the most of his goods ;
and both he and Dea. Gray are insured.
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WANTED.

sOn BrTTFR TUBS wanted OF the Depot Store
cVp go exchange for goods cash.
ALSO,
The highes, CASH prices paid for BUrTFR.
CHEESE, ~ ATS and POTATOES
June % b. 1854 90 ~. l.. FULLER.
VALU ABLE REAL ESTATE!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30

Kansas. Several professional gentlemen
have signlied their intention of joining thu
Kansas party, to leave here on the 18th of
July, and to return in four weeks Thus they
will see the finest part OF this country, be-
sides going along the borders of Nebraska
and Kansas.
The trustees of the society advertise for
proposals to convey 10000 persons year,
and if necessary $4,000, mot $50 ,000.) The
smallest number is no more than the average
yearly immigration from the East into Wis
consin. But no encouragement will be Civ
en- to more than can be comfortably locat-
ed" before winter, and many after "locat-
ing their farm and erecting their log hut,
will return to spend the winter with their
families. 1t Is not probable that more than
one quarter of the fund subscribed will ever
be wanted; five dollars on share will give
$4,000; which is twice as much as is nee
essary at present. The large number of
subscribers will render it inconyenient to
collect assessments.-.4tias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-30
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BENJAMIN Perry's Estate.

STATE OF yERMoNT, PROBATE Count
within and for said distic, on tho 23d day Of June A.
u 1851;
Henry r. James executor to the last will aud tesla.
mont 81 Henjamin Perry late Of Waterbury, IN said
district, eceasei. presents his Standardization account
for settlements Wheroupon, II u ordered that TIE
he referred TO the 18th dav Of july next nj the
Probate Oicr In said Montpelier for examination and
allowance AVID tina, M concerned be untitled hereof,
by The duplication OF Ibis order 10 the Vermont Watch
inan sud state Journal printed Montpelier, three
weeks suecossivoly ne soon may be- that they may
sppcar ut said time and plice, Il they and
object thefcto.
By order Of court.
Attest, 4. n. MERRILL, Register
A true cory Of record.
s93w Aussi, r. n. MERRILL, Register.