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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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 "It is very certain ahzt hassly . cSlls.. cough end bronchitis migha he 9yUiied hy simplyallhwibd alA 6ea1d5sA Mli6tsI 9Faw,h for tIiaa iiuis asess psosssilHaS issahe shs0a3 nobody cen dgays AStsaais t%peeiSI!y tIinst whoset as sdvis expbses dkelii' Isp fine iietaIiit pswdesim assssl lssnae1 1e61iess abd .HiIiess of fsimilxf as1sl slliitig Lsll. Daly eElnyaie the bear9 Aassslie s1i06ss sche aisJ,, fl tyfigy wish tl5 esespe iiglHf7ilDs eiIecfs tf6iS lieif busink safe liisfnte eEesied iiba these rematEe, EiII 6e sfe endEEekl lhal inc zen. eraladopiio9nt lhe pgaesiee a gea gIng il,e beard Hogl1 diaAinilb ne RRIlls sief pI SonF pa,ielit v q, pil eseris !, ,af theiif Sieesses, Bos ES hislikt lpf llIsfi Ee ps,lsi sxprels our hessss fPl9lYs lasARiss s5 t. Sagsa8'
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02

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 Decidedly The caaIesl affair of iliis xin.- ter came off the heS aiieew,anT when 4sne Qf lhe a E. esIs 5ia N De M eF0ilinig wsgssh MflhA Ssss;s lhefse ita,l,, fprni d. Ddi .of IAef stsdle siddenlYs .hjs hprsc. s,afisd, struck the, WheelS pn fsiae. si.l {, ssgaipsi ile curb sfone and tipped the driyerpn, who scrahlbiihg io lis lsFt, hsIlsd I friend, lss,ks ing on, laR fhe leasn dFiKsFiess, dashed ai full speed up tIle slfssil wjshs6 Hallasl ! whai'll you give for ihal wagoa e iesnMs2 2 quick hoss urck!s Slxs9 dell1Es Ns2as the reply .,pE ss19 s5a. algf -
 Two hiRples sficrwaFdsa slsihcoci i.1ef uf . .peighhoripg sareei. Ihese 4wasea p.e nI broken snnkess illss sgndspriags. Nith 1Anl- agd aeqa hndss &cw7vaiting tasslhe purcnafT Shvaf bsusw sH .aI9tn sHirgS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-02
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At aToiSWgnIlJE TiSg Il Eeeting

RESIDENCES FIRST DOOR NORTH or rur r4sx.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

BLACK HAWK HoRsEs.-This ia
vorite branch Of the Morgan race of
horses is getting into deservedly
high repute. Two Of them have re-
Gently been sold, one in Montpe-
lier, and the other in East Montpe-
lier, for the sum of two thousand
dollars each. The Peck horse has
gone to New Jersey and the Hammet
horse to Pennsylvania as breeders.
The best Black Hawk stud colt of
his age, now in the county, three
years old next grass, is owned by
Mr.. J. W. T.. Bliss, OF Calais, and is
a compact, well-made, and splendid
animal. We saw him, a few days
since, Mreshing his opn oats,
driven by his sleeping partner u
a favorite black dog. How long he
remains in the county depends very
much upon the number of the
THOUSANDS offered for him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
A HINT TO VERMONT FAnMERs.-

A HINT TO VERMONT FARMERS
The American Consul at London,
Mr.. Sanders, says, in one of his let
tiers, tour farmers should sow plsn-
~ Of spring wheat, and plant any
quantity Of Indian corn. The Bal
tic and Black seas will certainly be
closed for at least a twelvemonth.-
England and Western and South
ern continental Europe VIII have 10
look to the United States alone for
a supply of breadstufs, hitherto OBJ
tanned from those seas"
Farmers Of Vermont, will You
not do well to act upon this sug-
gestion, especially so far as relates
to the corn CROP The war in Eu-
rope will undoubtedly create a de-
mand for all the surplus bread-stufl's
our country can produce, and al
high prices. Corn is the best crop
that can be raised in Vermont for
the year to come. 1t is generally a
sure crop, which does not SO much
exhaust the soil as even potatoes.
With proper care and culture from
rs to 100 bushels per acre may be
raised upon our valleys and noun
tain sides. Farming is already one
Of the safest and most profitable
branches of industry. He who acts
wisely. in view of the signs of the
times, will plant his corn, in good
season, in good soil, in great abund-
ance, and guide the plow and ply
the hoe right merrily.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
SPIRIT OF THE AGRICUL-
TURAL PRESS.

AMERICAN AGRIcULTuRIsT.- TINS
is one of the leading weekly agri-
cultural papers of the country, pub
lishcd by Allen & Co., $50 Water
Street N. Y, l6 large quarto pages,
making an annual volume of 1872
pages, beautifully printed on excel
lent paper, and edited with ability:
81 a year, in advance. The lead
ing articles in the number upon our
table, Feb. %, "a, are LIST, "trdin-
ing Of young forest trees,"-2d
Letter No. a, from Professor Nash,
on Irrigation, I'D, "points by
which lean cattle are to be selected"
The first article is an account of
the editors experience in training a
young growth Of forest trees up into
comeliness and beauty, using some
ten or dozen acres of land. The
first operation was to cut down and
thin out the redundant and insight
ly saplings, leaving space for light
and air and expansion. After 9
few years renewing the operation
and admiring the rapid growth Of
the apparently useless sapling to
strait and comeIy tree in miniature
Then giving the young forest
breathing time of three or fou
years, the third was made, axe il
hand, to clear out the fallen limb
and under brush, when 10 and be
hold the saplings had become
trees Of thirty TO forty feet in stat
ure, and still crowding each othe
for room. Oaks, of dozen varie
ties-Elms in every different figure
of branching-Maples, hard ant
soft, in name like the parties in New
York, but in form and figure, an,
utility, far surprising them-Ashes
in variety-,he Beach, with its ligh
smooth, gray bark, bearing its nuts
and defying the touch of trespass
ers on the pains and penalties of be
ing burned-the Hickory with nut
TO be cracked by the hard shells
the Iron-wood, slender, but come
ly, and last Of all, and lightest, thu
Bass-wood, fifty representing 'youn!
America And now, says the edi
tor, "the wood looks more beauti
full than ever. 1t is combed on
with its forest locks fresh and grace
full. The tops are spreading, broad
and waving; the sun can now
shine in on every side Of ever!
tree for small portion of the day
and free from restraint, each IN II
own peculiar way, can go on rejoic
ing. Beautiful trees"
The other two leading subject:
of the present number of this excel
lent paper will be noticed in our FL
ture numbers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

beside partaking Of the Inequalities
of his house, were treated 10 show
of his fine herd of Hereford Milk
ers, some ten or a dozen heifers and
a bull, three years old, the approach
ing spring. All of them fine ami
mails, and one of them meriting and
receiving the first premium paid at
the late Vermont State Fair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MEAfIe

tshom lich aud poar, bond and ffee-all grades col
nfs anu conditions, the same need of Eraise L H.
feai.ih, given to This wonderful proparstion Than
sands e bottles are s0id aad ass3 daiig and ut ana
ns'sa opinion Is uieed BY all who use IT, and maj
Is, ina, 10 remedy ever before discovered nos
sneh perfect healing and curative properties mn.
s mase IN relieving pains of any kind no mntteI Inv
WI" esu.su' OF how ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, disloca.
uon {" loni- bruises, cuts, burns, scald. Ulcer can
eeIsi An, piles, cuked breasts or nnv main
soreness, snnness OF weakness of joints, muscles or
hsanen,s. Ihe linimeni is equally applicable and e.
aoally eiloeiual 10 giving Immediate rolieS Tyv H.
9. BRAGG a co, Sole Propriato,s-priaciaals Or,
S"' broadway New York, and 81. Louis, Missouri.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

HEREroRD Cows.-We had the
pleasure, few days since, Of visit
ing the farmhouse Of Mr.. J. Z. w.
Bliss, Of Calais, in this county and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
Machine Shop.
JOHN c. PADDOCK,
Aug Q5. 1859. 46u AoNTPELiEs. VT.
A RARE CHANCE.

,J,nE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 retire from busires.,
offers forsale his store, andf goods consIsting 81
q well selected Stock for country tude with tho good
win acquired by Thirty FIVE yeas Of successful bust
ton Tons of Pot and Peaflshes has been manufactured
annually for more than thirty yesis.
dwelling house and store house can be had u
iniod.
The above named premises arc stnned ~ one OF the
host agricultural Towns in stha county, three miles
from West Hartford - alton, Vermont conirnl X. H.,
within soven hours Of Boston and eleven hours OF New
York, two irains running daily to and from each place.
For speculation all kinds OF Ptciuce and for uoun-
try tNde generally, the place Is equal 10 any in tho
State
The aaove premises with or without other property,
laods &c, VIII be sold favorable terms and posts
sion given the fret Of April next.
For further particulars apply to tho subscriber ihc
premises, OF by letter directed 10 Shows store, Post
Ofhee. VT NATHAN SNOW.
Pomf. at VT. Jan. I. 1854. .l6.6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
The British Quarterlies,
Blackwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT g. co, New York
continue to Re-publish the following
British Periodicals, Wig

sowutive).
9. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whigl.
3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Fioe church,
4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLihemD
5. BLACKWOOD'S EnlNBUkGH MAGAZINE
tTory).
Tho present critical state of Eafopcan affairs will
render those publications unusually Interesting during
the year ;s5i. fhey viii occupy middle ground DO
tween The hastily written news cuir, crude spocula-
tons and dying of tho daily Journal. and tho
ponderous Tome of tae future Historian, written after
the living interest aud esctempnt OF the great political
events OF the timo shall have passed away. II IL to
those Pc riodicss that readers look for tho only
teslk ineligible aud reliable history OF current
vents, and as such Ia addition 10 thei, wolcsabish-
ed literary scientho, and theological character.
urge them upon tho considof'ipn oi the reading ruh.
Arrangements In pfogfcss to- Tho receipt q early
sheets l.om all the British Publishers, hy which
shall De nbe place all rcpfnts Ia The hands ofsub
scibera, about soon they can be- furnished with
the foreign cope. Although thls viii involve
large outlay part, shall continue 90 furnish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
Valuable Real Estate for
CoIn

THE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS Of engaging 10 rural
pursuits, for the benefit Of hi. health, Offers lot
sale the following roal estate Ia the village OF Mont
peer and vicinity
His residence on State-street, nosr the Court
House. Two dwelling houses, two stories and base
meni etch, iiigh-sueet Doaf the state House
well and newly fnishod. One dwelling house, story
aud half hiqh, pleasantly located the bend Of the
river at the ower part Of Stato-slroet. Two building
lots on Hubbard-siieet, leading 10 Barre. soven
street Thrtt-six Of excellent land, primo ipaly
covered with valuable live timber, on tho Berlin side
of the village mill pond Also, valuable water priv.
lie &c and mill, with two acres Of good land
nexodone Of the best water powers on The Winooski
River, three miles flom tho Railroad Depot In Mont
peer and level made good horse Rad ieBding to
Danvile. Al ony ps't Of the above piopsry will
be sold, reasonable terms, and cfad IL desired.
L. r. WALTON.
Monfpeiief, Jan. %, 1854. 67.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
,A{|A kII|o|hsIe
THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
EOLLOW.AYS
PILLS.
CURE OF A PAIN & TIGHTNEss IN THE
CHEST AND STOMACH OF PERSON "a
YEARS OF AGE.


FTOni WcNsrs. THEW q Snn,
Prouriefos of the Lyon Advertiser who vnuch for
the Z flowing statements, August 2d, 1851.
To Professor Holloway,
sir.-i desire 10 hear testimony TO tho good Of
fects Of tlolioway's Pills For several yeats suffer
ed severely from pain and tighuess In the stomach,
which vas also accompanied hy shorness OF breath,
that prevented mo from walkiog about, nm "a
taafs auo amt nntwiftstn ndue nv advanced state
Of life thuso pills have relieved me, ,ea, de-
sitous that others should be made acquainted with
their virtues now rendered, by their means, com
piratively active. and take exercise without ncon
voueucc of pain. which could GOT do before.
tSisucdl HENRY coz, Norih Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

FRAUD =!

A LII who want AAEs Of the real COLLINS A 90,
N make should he pariieulafIo notice the stamps as
thare various corEtereits and limitations stamped
COLLINS ald labelled much like ours, which are ire
qaeali sold 10 pafts Of the United States as of
our manufacture. They made 10 different part Of
the eountTy BY various asemakers, and generally
very inferior quality. The genuine COLLINS ANES,
Viii CHI have acquitted such extensive Populations are
Invariably stamped COLLINS& co IlARTFORD,i
and each has printed label " iih my signature II
~ than twants i've years since We eammenc-
cd the business with the stamp Of Collins % Hart
fond" aud 1 do not know OF any Other ne maker of
the hame Of Collins ~ the United states.
sAM.W. COLLINS.
August, lsas 45iiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
HARDWARE.

xVE have jest RECEIVED large addition 10 ou'
w stock af HARDWARE. Those who wani a ~
Door Trio iaioss Joiaer's Tools, Carriage and ~
boits Mill saws, Wood do, Cross Cut do. Circular n'
Brass keitss, Sad lions, and most anything ~ th
line eau buy them very cheap Of SCOTT fIfLsp'
September 3, 1858, a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
PROCLAMATION
To the People OF Montpelier n
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
EITJ WI 4, nj CvTr1t.,c
. PULVE RMACHEk,s

HhDRoELECTRIC VULTAlC CHAINS. used
Tor the Instant retiJ and permanent cu4e of all
NcrroHs iselsfs, afe for the first Introduced In
10 the state OF Vermont. heseschars were di.t IN
hoduced n France tSo years since, and fou thence
have u1tondoaio Germany, Austria, PRUSSIA, EnaI.nd
and hut one year has elapsed since they were miro
duccd into the Uuied States They ufe now n.ed In
the hospitals of London. Pans, Vienna Berlin also in
every Hospital 10 New York They are secured and
patented IA Eve dheient Kingdoms, also In ihts eoun
NY aud ale constantly used with The most a.touish
ing success by both Physicians and Patiea. la The re
lei aud cure Of rheumatism, Painful ani swellod
J6inis, Neuralgia of the face, Deafness Biindnrss
Nervous, ileadache Palptaton Of tho leafi Cootlnc
ton Of the Limbs, Cardalsa, Indigestion General De
billy, Impotence. Uterine Pains, and all diseases
which aie produced fran diminished amount OF Nef-
vous Fioid. Certificates Of the beneficial
produced IN tue above dseaFes, have BEEN feee we'd
FROM Professors Mott, Van loren, Post of New Yrtk
city, Doctor Goldiug, Bird and Percilara Of Lopdon
sl,ss nsRr aa!I,yil9sBtsRaas Aif III Mo- One
paiieas who ihave been cured by their use n vaios
parts of his eountry. II Is established Gct Viii
no Physician dare, OF can deny that all Nervos Disc,
ses are Increased 10 severity, rather than
by constant adninistaio OF Drug and the comm, \,
sense OF thepcople is being awakened 10 thi t,utl
Bl avoiding all drugs and patent Nnsttupis t,ous.,.
have been cured by The al pow erui agents Of nsra
pure AR. proper exercise, dat, bathilr se n, the
use u the Chains, nature / gfeatl, assisted m ~,
euofis ADD impulse is gigen lac nesous gie. al
tue stem, Sheh restores to health without the nr
cess "i swallowing the sickenng, disgusting nosfums
lhai are thrown before the puhibic pamphlet CON
thinns ciiheates of cure description OF he Chain.
snd nc moie Of use, may be obtained Zee Of charge a
sNgpf4 4 ntp.,,, =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03
Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam.

coafiiniHg Hensr Prassis -qeii Tartar Ewslc
GT~ THE GREAT STANDARD
-$<fgrrFers REMEnY for ~ PULMONARY
Az -tDh DIsEfSES.-Etiensivoiy r,,d,
tAf4s vlso.fl restd and Approved 90 New Ene
M sAlsAsf hud, Canada and the Bfni.h Pros
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