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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21
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ATIIENWOOD.

!. Legend OF st. MINNIE
EY THE At III"Eo OF 'EAErH> ANCrI.S.'
Were Won ever in Montp"l"r?
Not that lin" Oil town o' France.
Bu' - i'Ir ''r"rn Mountain v.laae.
Young Tor ir,cu,l or rou.pnce.
Brave AMI hardy are .'lo people
oi "Ur northern state tron.l-r:.
So affirmed u bold invader.
And thc know rlcc c"-t him dear.
Firm in b"rlc strength AND fcaiItv
S'ani> Their Capitol: it dome
Looking down up"n river
Somc,hin- Ike The stream Of Rome.
Winding through the vcr,iau- valley.
Like Il shaken silver chain.
Flows ,he m"unt;,irl-horn Nnoo-ki
I" the beautiful Champ!ain.
Bnt We follow not Ei> current.
For The tleur viii b,i u, SAY
'MonC the 'iN- ,h,, rrr,r hi, irrrert.
Near The tapi'o! ,o-'ay.
Just aero, the sparkling river.
Where yuJ. hi.'-r"Id winds awav.
Lightly lit III" graceful c'm-.rcr
Many Il slender waving pray.
Where he finv -"r--hirl> rally
Chr.jn- from 'Ar.r lcaiv -crcen,
And the mountain hrrrl,- daily,
Coming !"wn hri.i. riviuc.
There above the village murrnur.
And The lin Of uill aii fore.
Stand an Artist quc, dwelling,
In the green and ulrrow gorge.
On Il Sul.rv day of summer.
Sank beneath the way~i,c tree
One who sighed in y foreign accent.
Mary. M"'h"r. PITY me-
Twas sal and weary woman,
With 4 chill of tender wears;
Ou her feet the ~yil # travel,
Ga her face The Stain uftcar>
Surely She can toll no farther
Meath the bright. unpitvins XIV;
Bllt for that sweet. patient infant.
IL were well that She should lie.
Hers had been a happy bridal
IL a distant father land:
Hcr'> y husband brave and n hlc.
Firm. Yet gentle, hopeful. bland.
Tyranny proclaimed him rebel.
For Il pairio: heart had he:
They in want lad fled from peril
He WAS buried in the sea
In her land of cross and convent,
Sweet Madonl!a, lalc and fair,
Shrine - saint. and tomb Of MARTYR,
Wiz he stricken soul 20 rraver.
Now she scans that peaceful cottage
Gray H. walls am! -loi'ing c:yc>-
Lifting up il mnt!c-t cables
Carved in pendant oakcn leaves.
Rustic porch with open portal.
Arched windows. diamond pane
Sure il bore 10 -li.h. resemblance
o>ome humble mural fame.
Wa~ il not -omc wav-iic chapel.
Huil' in form Of holy eros?
Was it hcrnnitacrt or j xellirr1
Long he nt~e1 much Il, loss.
III an organ tone came pealing
On the silent summer air;
Quick she mounts the r,ckv terrace.
Lifts her child from stair to stair.
Wood. Of Athenwood wa ah-cnt:
Minnie had al DOWN 10 play.
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SI. JOHNSl}URY VT, SATURDAY. (0vrOr,r,p o, ,o-,

ore above where you can put in butter, milk
or any thing you like to have kept cool. Bore
these upper plank full of two inch holes. the
ones above the ice: and the ones at the bot
tom OF The house bore llalfinch holes through
them once in about a foot all over the bottom.
and spread two inches, or more of saw,ust
or taI'-bark over the bottom before putting
your ice in. Tack the ice as closely as posi-
be not having it come quite up to the top
and edge OF your house, and when full throw
sawd">t, or whatever you may use. over the
top, and also fill up between the ice and sides
OF the house, and will venture to saw YOU
will not be out of ice bv reason of melting
by July 2oth. Jo>ErM BLAKE. .IAteH.
-l"N''N l1.-tom'rn GnN,mon.
CAEpINAL WI>ENAN on LuN,;rELLOw.
Cardinal Wiseman recently delivered a
lecture iii London on the .IIomc Education
OF the Poor, in the course of which he spoke
as follows Of our poet TonstcIlow:
There is no greater lack. said the Car,,i
nal. IN English literature. than that ot a poet
OF the rrop!c-of one who shall be- to the la-
boring cla>>c> of England what Goethe is to
the peas ant OF Germany. He was a true.
philosopher who said, "Lc, me make the sonr~
ola na'ion.and care not who makes lis laws. ="
mere i one writer who approaches nearer
han any other to this >tand,rl. and he bas
already gained such hold on eur heart, that
II Is almost unnecessary for M to mention his
name. Oar hemisphere cannot claim the.
honor OF having brought him tor!h.-hut sal
he belongs To Us. for his works have become
as household words wherever the Enolj>h
ian"na-r Is spoken. And. whether W. are
charmed by his imag 'rv. or 50 ticl hv his
inr.o hons vcr>fi atom or elevated bv the
h':h moral teachings of h pure ur>,.. or fol-
low with >ynpa'h'zing h art> the val,ruc>
"' f.ranc"line. ! am sure that all whn hear
my Nolc" viii join with me in the tribute |
desire 70 pay - the gcniIi~ %: in<tilirInw. ="
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portion OF water forms a richer manure than
""ano or any other yet discovered. Plants
placed IN sand on the worst soils. displavino
more beauty and vigor when watereI with
'hls composition, than those grown in the
richest would and only sprinkIed with water.
-E,rhonye.
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this composition. than those grown in tho
richest would and only sprinkled with water
-Elrhonge
Fun FROM TIE KNICKERROCk FIR.
We find the following in the Knickerbock
cr OF September:
THE DrTcH MINISTER AND TIE Pm
SEA.-One of the most SINGULAR ~cniuscs I
ever knew OF this kind was a Dutch black
smith, who had been notorious tipplcr and
prOfanc man in his time but. bccominc con-
v'nrfd OF the error of his wavs. he was bap-
Used by the "old Iron Jackets" and took it
INTO his head that he had a ..call" to preach.
AS may be supposed, his discourses were de-
cidcdly original. lie had wav. too. Of lur-
"Ing in phrases which were often more fore;
ole than appropriate, and on such occasions
his broken Dutch rather helped him than
otherwise on one occasion he attempted to
"i'rou:>" on the passage Of the Red Sea hv
the children of Israel. lie inrodurc1 his
subject by an elaborate account ofthcir Nioht
on' OF Egypt. which was hv no means rcmar-
kahlc for It's accuracy. He was decidedly t;.
Icitous IN his comments on the abstraction Of
the @o!d and silver ornaments: but in getting
through the wilderness he had more trouble.
and was even worse bothered than the subject
OF his narrative. In clo>in. his discourse he
was more fortunate and finished of with thc
foIlowIn" unique pcroration Vel, mine
frlcn'>. drrc drv vo>. De hills he voS ,n.,nr,
him. und dc hills he vos on dat side. md Jr
sea he voS on de- olor side. unI It., 7. .hin,h,,,
be vo> hchind>him. But. mine fricnt>. Moses
he stchruk tc waters NIT his rot and ,.,v c.~>h
IN and de waters he otis up on dish hants
and 'ir waters he citS up on dat hants. and he
@itS o'rr: but mine frirnt> WHEN he ritS on;
he feels ferry glad. COS he feels he has cot ont
OF tuo m"'' h" schrop'. But de Echi,>hanS
he come sup. and he tink> he can go o.,.r.
and he Goes in. and he ni,> in but de- waters
he rit> Offer him on his RIGHT hant>. and .lc wa
trrs he Gits Offer him on his left harts ard
mine trlent>. he gets in ferry pat schrapc,
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Sir John i:urguvne.
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VOL. IS---,NO. Is.
Tbc Californian,
ADVERTISEMENTS A

N-'r'e' ~ III" usual prices. Transient ADVERTISED
mfA> must ne al'i Tor IN al :ancc Advertisements
-houl! be- marked the nun,er ofti,nc Le inserted
-''h'rWi>e they will he continued until forbid On
''r az the option Of the pub i.erS, and charged
;rrurlinrv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-24
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,

March 81.
ASHES.-Market very firm sales of pots
at Ct Gao, and pearls 60 per ID.
FLOUR.-A fair demand may now be
looked for sales of common brands at s., 25
a 374, fancy { %, extra rs 9 IS; and
extra Gennesee 50 a $40 per bbl.-market
firm at the highest prices-with good de-
mand.
CORN.-Improved demand in yellow
sales large at 50 a s3c per bu. In white
corn--s0 a 6l.-sales small at "a a sc C
per bu.
OATS.-Fair demand, at sc So &c for
Northern.
RN E.-Scarce 90 small lots l.10a7 121.
WHITE BEANS.-Fair demand, $50 to
S2.-the latter for choice marrowfat.
q HAY-Market well supplied with East
ern-and sales at S22 per ton.
HOPS.-The sales continued to be con
fined to small lots at 40 a 43c per h. cash.
DRESSED HOGS.-Dress ID Hogs have
declined. The sales the past week rang
ed from per ID.
TTER.-Continues dull. Good and
choice 20 TO pc, ordinary IL to Is.
CHEESE % to II
WOOl4-The demand for fleece Wool
has been quite active, and sales Of the week
add up 100000 lbs.
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Il = Inc NasnNnle enu. banner au-
nounces the death Of Hon. Meredith p
Gentry, a prominent Wing, and formerly a
member of Congress.
r. A. Smith, the mail robber, whose arrest
on the Hartford and New Haven road was
noticed recently, was brough, up for trial on
Friday, when he pleaded guilty. aud was
sentenced t. "a years in the State Prison.
Tobacco Checys Betedre,-Be Besides the
poison contained in the weed itself, many of
our tobacco chewers are absorbing into their
systems an oxd Of lead, the same which
kills 80 many painters. and paralyzes others.
Lead foil is cheaper than TN foil, and some
who put up topacco for chewing, use the lat
ter instead OF the former. The counterfeit
may be known by its dark blue or blush
color, whereas tin foil Is nearly white. To-
bacco chewers who do not wish to absorb
two poisons at once, will do well to profit by
this caution.-Jownai Of Commerce.
Taiuable Diam,nd The valuable ala
mond recently discovered in Brazil has reach
ed London. Its weight is 25l csrats, and its
value by the scales about $ 100000. 1t is
of the finest water, without flaw, and was
found by negro slave, who was rewarded
therefor by receiving his freedom.
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LIVElg COMPLAINT.

or This dangerous and oren fatal d'-ease had long
basd the skill Of the eminent ply clans, when
the discovery Of DE-. M'Lane's Liver Pills solved The
aifcully and prssoaed TO the world tAe Great Specific
oi The complicated malady, which has att 'iaed such
widely spead eslebr, Tor It's certainly OF cure This
,uecss.fl remedy the result Of many Yeas study
in which the symptoms were a=nowly Observed, aud
are thus described by the Doctor himself;
symptoms Of Diseased LivW.-paiu ia the right
aide and sometimes ia the ef, uader the edge Of The
rbs-ihe patient being rarely able 10 lie Oh the isn
paia under the shoulder blade fIequsntly
iendieg the top u the shoadeToi,ss mistaken for
rheumatism in the sickness Of stomach, and loss
Of appetite bowels mostly eostise, bal sometimes al
ternais with Iaxi dal, heavy sensation IN The bach
part Of the head lass Of memory, with unsasiasss Of
having neglected something; some,imes dry cough
WEAKNESS and debility nervous rritabiity feet cold
or bufnsg aud preky sensation Of skin low spirits,
asstuds, With disiashnation To sssIeiss, although
satisfied il would be beneficial In fact, the pat'ea'
d,strusts every remedy"
Have you any, OF all u these sympiemsf fso. yoa
will lind certain remedy in Dr.. M'Lans's Pills.
nJPMehsssrs will he careful 10 ssk for Dr.
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MarkRt5.
cambridge Cattle Market.
wspsr.piy Mar %, 1854.
1 pao..,tcI f.. "a. ALL.

wspNr.p,k Mar %, ls5i.
Reported for the Atlas
Al market today 597 Caite. oil Beevcs and no
Stores c0nsi ting OF Working Oxen Co~s and Calves,
yeafiinrs, Two aud Three Wear. Old.
Prize - Maitet Becf-Exta s. so per cwt ist qual-
hy, $500 % quuny s7,25 $50, I'd quahly 81 co.
ofdiaap, s675
s,srei-woiking oren--il6 I2i, 1871. lao, i67, us,
ga
crs scarce
Two years nld--3i, Al, so a IS. Three Year.
Old-4s, So, "a a Is.
Sheep aud Lambs -le7i At uatket.-Ettra--s6,5 so,
Z. g. - 49, BY lot 81 So 3,75, las, 40, AS,
Az -, 5a $50 sale. qaiek and Satisfactory to The
sellts
Swiua--Nonc
We undefstnnd there is about 900 head Of Western
Beeves at Brighton also lew pair OF 5000 ID Oxen.
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m'Lene's Celebrated Liver pills, sn6ests
noueesc. There other Pills perportins to be Liver
Pins before the public. Dr.. M'Lanss Liver PIP al
his Celebrated v.imifose, he had a, all re-
speetabie Drug Stores in The U. :. add Csnsds.
BURR a PERRY. General Wholesale Agents
Tor New England No Cosnhili, Boston, to whom all
orders should he addressed. Sold IN Montpelier, VI.
by SMITH a PiERCE-Norlheld, by q. 4. SMITH,
and by druggists generally. 75iw
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MOI ICE F.!

LII persons, who are, hereafter shall be, eandi-
~ date. for the Office 81 seher Of common district
Schools the 81 Montpeher, Es the term Of sir
inoaths irB this date Informed that opPortun-
ity ii examination may he had At my room, IN the
dwelhng bous- Of JO-eih House, on Monday neKi, at
o'clocs, IN the morning.
Questions is wf,t'ns will We ProPounded and written
answer. wall be required.
II N. CAMP, Tern surermtenseni
Monigel e., March 20, le5L
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DEVINES'
COMPOUND PITCH L0ZENG 5,

Il faly and faithfully used, wih his tngent Plaster
vii relieve sud cure
Lot. COLDS, 9TH. PAINS ~ SIDE 4 BACK,
ID. CoUGuS, 5h. HAbIrUAL COs1IVENESS,
80. ASTHMA. OH. VHOOPlAG COUGH,
Asd Il i.nnes rnangh ar len To se-tain ifr,
CpNsUMPllON.
Agcnu-sinih 4 Pierce. n. q. Tyler, Montpelier.
Also, sold by al dealers 10 Medicine.
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JOEL HUTCHINS' Estate.

sTATEof VERMONT. IL r''ss'; =. eI ss.
bate ohae an Johusoa. 10 said eis,Iiei, the i0h
day OF March, A. d. 1854.
LII KINDS, Executor on The estate OF loci Hutch
Il ms ais Of Eden 10 said district, deceased, mskes
appcaoa TO this coert Ia writing, Cor license TO cell
ali the real estate, In said Eden, OF which the sAid
Joel Hntchins died ssixsd and possessed, together
with the revsrson Of the widow ii dover there
TO- and represents that said sale would bo bene6cial
TO thsss Interested Ia said estate and The said
ef has hled this court, the and appfobstoa
10 ~rliog Of all the heif, devisess sad lesalsos 81
said estate, residing IN this State and re9ueslag thai
license be gvsn 10 said AZORES Where
hearing and decision. 70 the 81 day Of April ls54. ~
the Probate onee Johnson, ia said district, aud that
notice thereof, he given BY publishing the substance
Waterman, newspaper printed Al Montpelier. thsss
weeks successfully prior 70 the time 80, s hsafiass
thst all persons eoueernsd. may appeAt and they see
cause, object 10 the granting Of said liconae.
" order Of Court
Attest, Il Sc. PIKE, Rss's'ss.
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DEPOT STORE.

rI'HE place 10 buy GOODS CHEAP and save the
! ttickng bni., buy Of the subscriber, who has a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT, consisting IN part Ofihe
folio ~ ins, ViK.-
- Tons n :. Plaster,
SO Bhis. selected Stone Lime,
100 Exira Flour,
10 " White Fish and MaekLaw Trout,
" Salmon Trout
10 4" Maekefei aud Salt Pork,
so Qugials Cod FISH,
100 Hush. 7. l. Salt, lsrry nice)
Tobacco, Teas Coffee, Sug rs syrup, Molasses, Nuts,
Confectionery, sc, sc.
Cash CUSTOMERS will 90 away empty, II low prices
are what they want.
d. L. FULLER.
Montpelier, March l6, le54. "a
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Notice 10 the Druggists Of New
Hampshire and Vermont.

| have commenced action for damages against
ordway a Wadleigh Of Lawrence, Mass, my general
agents Tor New amPshne, for eiting and adul
tcIating the medicines known as kENNEDY's MEDI.
CAL DISCOVERY. Ieamestly request you not To sell
any Of said medicine which came To you tom Ofdwsy
Wadieigh.
There three varieties Of the counterfeit all Of
them containing OF less Of the genuine could
hnd bottle Of the genuine which came from them
10 the state Of New Hsmlshe. One hind is thick and
DARK like unsettled coffee another - like port wine with
pu pie bell when shook in The bottle the other
the color Of the genuine hot diluted and eloudsd and
very weak tUInber full Of il could be taken without
any Inconvenience.
The genuine IL neaf the color Of cider, with peculiar
taste which be initiated, described, forgot
ten.
Every paper in New Hampshire aud Vermont is re-
quesied To give the above sin Insertions among their
special notices, and send their bills to my address 100
Warren ST., Roxbury, Mass.
Every paper that sdver,ises nv medical Discovery
and Ordway Wadeigh as agents, is respectfully re-
quesed TO send me a copy. Any person who has print
the outside wrapper Of red paper with the 'eiss
t" Kennsdy's Medical Discovery" will confer favor BY
informing me Of II. DONALD KENNEDY.
Jan. 10, 1854. 72;tw
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HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS
ron THE HAIR.

FOR THE HAIR.
4 MONG the many preparations for the growth of
n she Hair, this &C LDEN GLOSS takes Ire ead.
Three ress0ns viii ne gven Why it - universally
used and preferred TO all otheTs. LIST, because IL
ha, proved the most sfnotuai IN haldness. 2d, Re-
Il impafis beautiful dark glesy add delightful
perfume to the Hair. Sd, because the ladies, 9Th
hne discrimination, which they wall possess, have
adopted Many ether reasons could be gwen why IL
is great lnvcrte, but ttuse who mora have on.
lytOgive II trial Price 25eents in largo bottles
For sale BY Druggists and Score keepers everywhere
w. &, HURD, Proprietor, 3O4 Broadway Now YORK.
RTLaree discount 10 Merchants. 57.6mis
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MERRILL & WILLARD,
Attorneys and COunsellOrs at Law,
and Solicitors in Chancery,
MONTPELIER, VT.
FsRKAsD r. MKHRlLL- "a CHAslss w. WiLlAHD'
ZINC PAINTS.

urHE NEW JERSEY ZINC co. are pIepated to
l rxerulo ofdess Tor their valuable WHITE ZINC
PAINT, which nov acknowledged 20 be superior 10
lead 10 NHtrENEss. BRlLLANCf aud DUkA-
BILL Y, either for in-ide % outside use. And u -
nov cheaper add will cover u much greater surface
than Lead usns equal ~eighs, and 10 not poisono
II &c comm ends ITSELF both Ca ,he Of health and
economy.
method Of preparation has Ieeeutls been discover
ed winch ealbies the Company 10 warrant their raas
TO keep flesh add sof Ia the Kegs ioI any reasonable
time. 10 this Their Paiuis will be superior 10
any other in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT, which 10 sold al a
low price, we'll known ioi its protective quail
ties, when applied 10 iron other Metallic surfaces.
Their STONE COLOR FAINT possesses all the
properties Of tho brown, aud is Of agreeable cooi
or Painting Cotases Dspots, Out Buildings Bridges,
&e.
are warranted pure, aud put in Kegs Of 25 So 100
aud 200 lbs, 10 be used hks White Lead.
For Sale BY the principal Dealers Of the United
States, OF by
NJ a AyAyTAyN 4, OnVTvEn nyka
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Old Age.

Among the complaints Incident to persons in the
most advsdeed stages Of life, Ino'gesoo, Pios'ra
ton Of the Nervous System, aud Physical aud Msusl
Deb'lity. 1keEo are, ia mnnY eases, such demnse-
meat OF the nesoas sysien, that they and % imPossi-
bic ob,ain the amount f sleep 'ed nature demands
Myers' Rock Rose, b. impafIing vigor to the blood
aud through that all puFt Of the system, removes all
these difficulties. Tie feeble patient becomes hearty,
AID the funo'ans perform their ulee, harmonisus
See the following certificates
hereby certify that my mOthsr-in-law, Mfs brown,
has been ou iayahd for twenty yqars affected with
nervous ard General Debility, and Cough. For the
pas, years shs had not passed night without So
coughing spasams, unilswo weeks ago she com
menced taking Myers' Rock Rose, table spoonful
before each neal aud reliTngi since that time,
her sleep has bren quiet aud her cough has entirely
subsidized. We feel eneouiaged ~ hope that remedy
Is At handle restore her to comfortable heath 752s
New Haven, Conn, April lst, 1859. ]. PEARL.
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DGatbs.

In this villsee, March 10, H. Ralph kbeurne. aged
50. SKI tui deniist good citizcn, and CHRISTIAN.
Ia Nofihh Ia, 18Th inst. Mis-. Laura kel nods aged
26.
On boa I'd the = :. Brother Jonathan the I'd. Feb,
Of Inflammation Of the bowels, Lucy :. Chambelais,
gatd, Windsor couniy,NL Vernon, papers please copy.
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DIR. HOLMAN'S
Natures Grand Restorative

Hon HALL BERGEN ufV,
Hon. ICnA8OD GOODWIN, n II.
Hon. rHuS. u. LAiGHION, N IA.
Rev. CHARLES RAkER,
Rev. GEO. STORRS
Re,. JAMES SANBORN,
Rev FATHER TAYLOR,
Rex. SiLAS IL~LkN,
Rev. CHARLES ADAMS,
nr. CuSHMAN.
Agsnts-Stniih n Pierce, n. O. Tyler. Montpelier.
A.o sold hs al doaefs Medicine. 25ceUt. fsr tho
email sixf Bottles. tJ:ly
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Dickinson Type Foundry.

NO. So H.asHLJvGT TON STREET, BOSTON,
TYPES, aud all other Kinds Of PRINTING MA
TERIALs, Of superior quality, and at the lowest
pfieas, for snle a. above, BY
PHELPS e. DALTON.
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Land Warrants
From $40 to 400 per Month.

(fAN be made, in igh' and agreeable business, by
" y"urg men Of good address and susinsss habts.
Apply roen, a. Z. BOWMAN's Once, No. ~ HtnoV-
er Street, Boston, Mass. None but "live Yankcesp
need annIN.
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ABBOT & LEATHE,
jHarrlagrg.

In Berlin, l4th, by Rev A. tlazen r. r. Iiovey 81. H.,
Of Jeficbo, ami Mics Harri g. Field, OF berlin.
10 swamPscot Mass, Feb. ID Mr. joshua +. story Of
: aud Miss susan kemPan, Of Ci5o', W.
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NOTICE.

TUE Firm Of WILDER a FULLER i. this day By
L mutual ecssent dissolved, ali demands for
against the will be settled the old stand by
D. l.. FULLER.
A. W. WILDER.
ID. l.. FULLER.
MosrrELIsR Feb sth, is54. y 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-24
dissolution of Cvparinership.

THE Conaunership heretofore existing between the
y undersigned under the name OF Loomis a Keith Is
this day ay mutual consent, dissolved. The business
OF the late hfm will settled by H. :. Loomi, Who
will eontsane business al the old stand.
Montpelier, Feb. %, ls5i LOOMS & KEITH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-24
The Glory If the Revolution!
Or, Ethan Allen Of IS!

1000 PATRIOTIC AGENTS wanted, to place In the
hands otcvery Family 10 New Easlsnd che History Of
old .. % tthan Allen, the Green Mountain Hero.
Address DAYTON WENTWORTH. &c Wash. 81.