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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
TO WILLIAM B. COFFIN,

WA0 has been fefWfned mot JONnd":
CIR-you are hereby notified that Saturday the Sd
- day Of June A. D. 1854 at o'clock p NJ Of that day.
at the Land Once in Iowa City, Iowa, and before the
Register and Receiver Of said Office shall proceed
TO give proof Of my presumption right the South east
quarter Of section 80 in Township 80 Of Range west
for the purpose Of perecting claim and title thereto
and you further notified that II you have any claim
adverse to mine desire contest claim IN to the
above lands or presumption sight, you required to
appear and produce the evidence which you may have
offer at the time and place above specified.
CARLISLE CASlDAY, Pre-emptoner
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
MARSHALS SALE.

DY virtue Of npeca execution issued BIZ the Cerk Of
the Disct Court Of the United States for the District
of Iowa, dated ~ Sad day OF May, 1854 to me d.
rected and favor Of Lovna Socum and against
Gordon g Brown and obediah Dillon, have levied upon
the Selowing praper % Wit Out lot No seven Lots No
one two and three, In Block No six; Lots one two three
and four IN Deck seven; Lots one two, three and ourn
Block egh Lots one, twc three and four in Block nne
Lot eight in Block two Lot Ave and the fraction lying north
Of e alley, In Block one situated IN the town Of Maren.
Iowa county and Dstrict Of lows and SHALL ON Tues
day the 9th day Of june 1854 between the hours OF
O'Clock N and O'Clock N Of said day expose the
same y sale ct public suction, n the Sate House
Iowa city, 70 the highest bidder for cash, al The right H.
ne And Interest Of the said Cofydon c. Brown and Obed
- Dlon In md % s shove described properly to sat-
WY said execution and the costs there0n. ses
LAUREL SUMMERS o. 8. Marshal.
By WILLIAM p DorY, Deputy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
TO WILLIAM B. COFFIN,

Who has 0eeH returned mot f0und":
CIR-you hereby notified that on Saturday the Cd
- day OF June, b 1854 at o'clock Of that day,
at the Land once In Iowa City, Iowa, and before the
Register and Receiver OF said Land ONCE shall proceed
to give proof Of my presumption right 70 the South West
quarter Of section 81 In Township no 80 Of range
west, for the purpose Of perfectng claim and title
thereto; and you further notified that you have any
claim adverse mine desire contest my claim in
the above lands presumption right you required
appear and produce the evidenc which you may have
to offer at the time and place above specified.
JOHN ROSS, Preemptioner.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
April s, is5445.4t
Wanted A Purchaser.

WILL be sold upon favorable terms, the fol-
w lowing described tracts Of unimproved
prairie land, situated in the county, and about
fourteen miles south Of the city, Of Dubuque.
viz:
South half Of sec. IL. T. 81 N. r. East.
N Eqr H." 80
NEqr l8. -" 90
Said land is situated 10 rich and thickly
populated part Of the country, and convenient
Of access to one Of the leading cities and finest
purchasing will please confer with the under.
signed u the Reporter Office or the Land Office
in lows city. X. II. SYLVESTER.
March q, ls54H
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
LANDS FOR SALE.

II WILL sell, at great bargain, the following
i described lands. If applied for soon, viz:
The > " Or Of the " Or of section Is, 80
north 6 west. and lots S, 6 and I and the north
west quarter Of the north east fractional quar-.
Ter OF section 81. in township 81 north of range
8 west.
Persons wishing to purchase the shove valu.
able lands will apply TO the subscriber, or ad :
dress him by letter, at Oqmascks, III.
JOHN L. HANNA,
! Atty and Ag't for r. n. hutchinson.
April 49, l854.4l
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M e. M II r. CO.
NOTICE.

FINHE copartnership heretofore existing between r.
i Hutchinson and Hiram Watts h this day dissolved
BY mutual consent All those knowing themselves In
debted to the Arm will please call Immediately and settle
with Hutchinson who will continue the business for the
present at the old stand corner Of washngton and Du
buque street. n. HUTCHINSON.
Iowa city May lth 1S5l-9t, HIRAM WATTS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY and TOOLS.

NHE subscriber IL in receipt of Of the largest and
most complete stock Of Hardware offered in this
market and will q all times endeavor keep full and
complete sssorment Purchasing goods In the East
and from dnereua manucors entirely for cash fesl as
sared that can offer nnsual inducements those
wish TO perchase. p. SANXAY.
Nav 3. 1854 TIsTII ED
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
AGENCY.
Mississippi and Missouri railroad.

DUDLIC notice d hereby given that an Election for
Is Drsstsrs in this company VIII be held on Monday
June 81 lsbl At o'clock st TIE once Of the Secre-
tary st Davenport JOHN H&NRY, Secretary.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
BOOKS, @ BOOKS.

Our assortment comprises large collection
Of Miscellaneous and Schoc. books Of al kinda,
also large variety Of Toy books FOR children.
=. Sciioot. Books = McGudey's complete series;
Morses, Olney's aid Parley's Biographies, ri.
neo's, Smith %. kirkhams and Wells Grammar;
Rays Arithipetic. part lat, I'd, and Sd Key 10
Ray; Wiisnn's. Olney's and Farley Histories.
&c, DC. Novels Of every variety.
STATIONARY.
A fine assortment o. whiting paper. envelopes.
blank books. pass bpoks. poesst blanks, copy
books, pens. ink ,penholdefs. states, day BOOKS,
ledgers, record books, DC.
On hand large assortment Of Wall Paper Of
every variety.
Persons wishing To purchase any thingin our
line are most respectfully invited 10 call and
examine our stock before purchasing else here
AlmaDscs for gratuitous distribution for the
year 1854 Call and get one.
l.. B. 4 O. A. PATTERSON.
Iowa city, December 7, 1853.
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EXECIITORS NOTlCE..

NOTICE Il hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed BY the Probate Court of Johnson
County lows, Executor Of the estate Of Lor p WRIGHT
late Of Clinton County State Of Ohio, deceased An those
said Court and settle the same; and those having claims
against said Estate will present them legally proven for
settlement. GEO. " CLARK, Executor.
MAY TO- 1S54-St.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
AND
BELOIT & MADISON RAILROAD.
Winter arrangement, November IA, 1853.


0N and after Monday November IA, (and un.
" Ill further notica) Trains will be run over
the above roads as follows, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPoRT BELOvT.
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, At 8 30
An, arrive a. FrsePort at : \, and Belcit At
100 Il.
I'd, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot. At ITO
n. Arrive At Ffeepdrt al 4 =, and Beloit at
l2H.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
Let, Leave Precport At 100 n, and Beloit at 8
4; : =. striving II Ohieago A. ~ 90 IN.
~. Leave Fresp6rt At D : 4, and BeIdit at $50
4. arriving .. Chicago At II tx.
Trains going West pass Junction At SAN an !
6.28 IN.
Trans going West pass BeIvidere at - n
Trains going East pass Belvidere at $50 AN
Trains :. going East pass Junction asiI.s4An
and 9.35 n
Fare TO Freeport 50, to Beloit $3.50
The above arrangement 10 designed t0sford
as much daylight travel to and from the vest
srn terminus Of the road % possible. From
Freeport and Beloit first class mail stage cca,
nections are established through Wisconsin,
Iowa and MiDnesots.
South, BY taking the Evening Eastward Train
of this Road will connect At Junction, at las
n, with the Chicago and Aurora Train for In.
sale and points South, reaching Lasalle at
o'clock An. This route furnishes continuous
railroad connection to Springfield and Alton.
and by boats 10 miles to st Louis.
WINTER ROUTE TO MILWAUKEE,.
This route, via Beloit and Janesville, con.
Meeting between those places by stage II miles
with the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad,
offers q convenient winter communication be.
tween Chicago and Milwaukee.
Nsv l2.24y j. D. TURNERaseupt
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
H. A. PORTER & BROTHER,

Il.alt5 K0ck lsl0Nd, IUiNoio. e
QOOK6ELIBRS STATIONERs, and dealers In WALL
~ PAPER and MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for Princes Melodeons and FIRTH Pond Co.'S Pianos.
Meodeons q factory prices and Pianos with The addition
q transportation only Also, agents John +. whites
=. r Foundry. Metal Rules, &c. on hand Ut an times;
TYPE furnished % order at factory prices Also agent.
for McCreerys Printing Inks both News and Book, and
cold At factory prices; Printers Bronses, Glue &c.
May g. 1884
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

I AN prepared TO receive oil kinds Of Grain Ia
j payment Of debts due me,up 20 the fifteenth
day Of April. 1854, and il not paid a that time
or proper arrangements made. you may expect
TO had your notes aud accounts In the hands Of
proper officer for collection. 1X;s cell espece
70 BE attended 10. II. w. FYFFE.
Iowa city. March 10. 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17
NNNZS 6 NNN&s

ever offered in this market; which have been
recently purchased at the East upon the most
favorable terms. All OF which We are selling
at greatly reduced rates.
Our stock Of Drugs embraces ali articles geti.
orally kept by Druggists, together with the
most appfoted Patent Medicines, viz: DrJ agnes
medicines, Grahenburg medicines. Ayres' Cher.
~ Pectoral; Bulls; Townsend's and Guysott's
Sarsaparilla; Smiths Tonic Syrup, Osgood's
Cholsgogue, Mofst . medicines. Christie Gal.
vanic Belts, Rogers Liver&ort and Tar. DC. .&c
Liniments-Ner aud Bone. Mexican Mus.
fuun Aruhsou q
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

PHY9ICIANS say that Dssk fhis killer g
one Of those nice little aYtfSlea which i cslcu.
lated TO relieve an immense amount Of utter.
ing incident to human life. IL action on the
system ]. many Zines like Magje,.so instanta.
neous--the pain il gone 1t oKcs.
For the almost mtFacuious Sttinetion of main
no medicine vas ever discovered cequsl 70 the
Pain Killer. it is used 10 certain csses extsr.
nally and internally. but newer sternalIy. like
too many preparations. Full directions accom-.
pany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost simalsdiatsly cures
me io.low1ng somPiainta, viz: Chill and Fever.
Burns, DysPepsia, Painters Choiic. Pils.. Bo;I.
General Debility, Coukhs,e Hsaslache. su,ids,s
colds, sweiled joints, cramps ana spasms .rSe,..
mstism, pains ~ the back and side and vsr,ous
other complaints u fact i = PAIN KiLIER
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

- "sVsWseu 70 cut0 evefy Ceoes when the dl.
rections are strictly followed.
TINS remedy . offered to the pnbc with the confidence
We feel IN an article which has NEvKn IN the many thou
sands q cases In which has been used failed 10 effect
cure Not merely TO break the Ague, but 70 make per-
mAnent cure.
IT. extensive for the last fifteen years in the South
ern States where Fever and Ague very prevalent
and the continual increasing demand for It, proves
70 oe an "AGUE KILLER" In the most obstinate cases
q long standing, where an ether remedies have faed
WILL CUHs. .lftsF5 E5-'l
!ao.sands Of testimonials Of s efficacy might be given
pat deemed superduous for has only TO be tried TO
become the most popular remedy for this bane Of the west
20 are the propretors Of lie success that they
~ g those who use and not sased call the
Agent and the money VIII be refunded.
Tor sale In lowe city By MoasMAn CoczaAH, 1t The
New Drug Store. 5sas,. ~ "a. 49, Nay ~ &
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

COLE and Upper Leather for sale By
- Nov 80. w. HOLT
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

Nv ~. GOODS ,ss viii b received every vel 81
ivy Gowss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

JUST RECEIVED, By RAILROAD,
1sHE FOREST QUEEN, "a Eastern elevated
j oven stove. lmar2al HART I LOVE.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

SEcRETARY's OFFICE Iowa,
Iowa City. April Sd 1854.
Dear Sir: have ut your request examined
"SmIths First Book in Geography" aud At.
las; Also Smiths Geography-Revised and
enlarged edition" and Atlas-as also "Smith'a
Illustrated Astronomy" and have no hesita.
ton in saying that consider them vel, adap.
ted to the use Of Academies, Schools and Fam.
lilies. Yours truly
GEORGE W. McCLEARY.
DR.. w. W. WooDs.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-05-17

OVuCWIu RtAVm Vun w. ,OUI 80
DIR. ROGERS LIvERWORT,.TAR AND
CANCHALA0UA has rescued lie ,multisudes
from the grave; Do you .sk ict ne evidences
pamphlet; anewepAKer Is tn6 s@allxt contain
it, In the Pamptl you will find sceN sstAean.
Gated custs Of indy luals who were, 10 very deed
rescued from tie grave; for they were upon tn
very verge Of II, and gicsn up to disity eur bejt
Physieiahs snd most skiklfs Asdissl Professors,
when the Lipevnpsf snd 1sr ease b heir yesess,
and delivered them back 10 their friends. Al
though many Of the cures seem sameess iaereG
De. yet they are not obscurej We have given
their real names, and their exact place of resi-
dence, 90 that they may b seen, and the facts
heard from their own mouths. These cures ard
fully eorvo6orated ~ PAysieisns end PretessDfs
Of Medicine, who are well known and are Of the
highes. standing in our land, who have been
compelled to yield to these stubborn facts: NO
ONE CAN DisPutk SUCH EvIDENcE. -
UT We Challenge the Whale Woy1d!l
To produce MORT real bone .sds evidence, In
any court Of justics, than we have 10 favor Of
We defy the Physicians Of every school, and
all the Medicines that have ever been invented,
to produce evidence Of such remarkable cures a
have been made by DIR. ROGERS LIVER
WORT, TAR AND CANCHALAGUA,
1t costs but little to give it a fair Trial
Compared 10 what Physician charges. but liz.
lie when compared TO what you value your
health!
VIVA, is the value Of money without hsalth9
Bc,odrc of Coughs anu Colds!!
Recollect that coughs and colds are the fore.
runners Of coNsUMPTfoN! DIR. ROQER'S LIV-
ERWORT, TAR AND CANCAHALAGUA
In few hours't time. In msny cases Of years
standing aradcal cure has been effected In 4
very short time by strictly following the direc;
tions. We doubt not but that there are now
Thousands Of LiUing Wilnesses!l
| Who would have been III their graves II they
had not used this medicine, arresiing the dissase
before 4 became too latei
" Wa 1ss those scho haze certified ID he qtesi
vat0e tf THE Msdicine7 You will find the names
Of such men as HON. JUDGE WIN. BURKE,
late Postmaster Of Cincinnati FOR more than isbsA
~ yenrsy C. W.STARBUCK, ESQ, Pttvtie.
tor Of ne Cincinnati Daily Times, HON. JOHN
A. COLLINS, late Agent end Lecturer Of the
Grand Division Of The Sons Of zempsyAAGe OF Ohio:
| REV. HENRY WlsEMAN. aud the ATTENDING
Phsyician, DR.. H. X. WILSON, of Patriot
Calm CO.. Ohm II. +. DRAKE, ESQ, Drug.
gsst OF high standing, VI Xenia o; J. .. HE.
RoS.Mus and his attending physician,w W,
| f. b. TAYLOR, ESQ, Editor of the Green.
ciite Patriot, JOHN MELENDY, ESQ, ana
ID. X. LEAvITT, ESQ.,, Deacons Of the Win.
Street Congregational Church. Cincinnati q
U Would IL be POSSIBLE IN
for such men OF 50 high staining to Be- induce,
TO bkcEItL the poor consumpsjve M
| ~ Be sure and ask Tor Ia. RoosHs, L1vsn
WORT, TAR and CAncHALAouA,a and let no oil,
er be pslmed upon yoc.
For Sale By froworidge q ssnders, L, 3. i
Q. a. Patterson, Ir MI. Mcrsmaa, Iowa Civ
1 and hV e. IN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28

- TtRiTUAL ELEGRArH. wsrxLv. So rss
- ttAB, spacfn,.p. ssaiis, and al FtFItuAL RouH-
Tor sni- b, PARraiDGE * BEifAiN, $40 nroad
wsy, u \. 5u.sly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
Wholesale Prices Current.
Montpelier esrkei, b. d. L. FULLER.
BOSTON CURRENT.
nnsrnN. Anr ] %.

DFeh - ~ ~
ASIlES-The transactions in Pots have
been gpod--siles at d a dc Pearls dull
moderate demsni at II 6sc per 10. cash.
FLOUR lie uufivorahe advices from
Europe have had no effect on the Flour mar
ket--the receipt have been very light and
stock IN market small-the opinion prevails
that prices will 90 no lower at present, even
it The adYices from abroad should prove I'M
favorable sales for conmna brands. Western
at $3.50 a c.75; fancy brands at s5.S75 o.
2J and extras at $3.50 10 90 per bbl.-
Extra Genesee is held quite iirn--sales at
5000 10 80 per bbl. Tor small lots.
COR \--Early in the week was in fair de-
mand at "a 9Jc per bn. for yellow large
arrivals at the close market dull sales at
ylc Whit Corn sales at g. eec as to
quality
OAT>-N rrivals have been light prices
pretty firm for Northern at 81 a 'sc per bu.
X, E-Scarce and firm sales at LIZA per
bu. cash.
WHITE D sANs.-Fair demand 81 5
900 per bu, as To quality.
HAY Market hrm-sales of Eastern at
Sly per ton, cash.
hops Narket continues dull sales al
35c per ID, cash.
BU / | ER-Ney scarce-prices have ad-
yanced. Sales Of choice at "a a 26c far at
% , c, and ordinary at II 10 per 10.
CHEESE demand A. 9 rae cash.
POTATO ST he ma ket poorly sup
Piled prces hlaher--sales of common
" htes anS Peach Blows at 30 a y5c-
Carriers at ( 20 a Is per hu, cash.
WO3i.-The demand Tor domestic WOOL
is confined principally 10 the higher grades
and IN prices very little change, with .sales
at 81 a 5sc for Saxony flceces, anc 81 IS
for pulled extra.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
Another case of Fever and
Ague cured.

t-r low day. ssv ~ recorded an astonishing
cure af Fvsvf add Ague bE the use o. Do M'I.aar'-
LIv-i r ~. We have NOW anoih "a moH,iuh, sKi
That Of Az lanes sharle, OF Aadisunhufsh. Who
s'aes thar he hsdl barred under se1y severe stack
OF Asue atd Few 81 and suen restored BY The
ct these Pih. M. Shape also expresses aa opnion
iuuded obssrv auon, that The iistf rilis the
boat ot biilgus Complaints onsn d ia his section
euuntp.
Although long suosa as sssor.ign rem'dy ha
chronic ei li,pauc driurgeWsri, e decreases OF
ih. i-vrf, tLe iiouet sis a. Dr d isns's " ~.ie
not Prpars Ia" the w. queI, bu, ersiiyius esdencys
OF - renefui u.ii anJ vstat,sa e4laeht. Ia tas
rspett M iusaluat IL medicine has ,ded their
nss sahsanr expectations. and Induced ihrn To nope
thti 3; ~il he Introduced in,o every family 10 The
UnNrd States.
~ Pufchtssn will be- careful TO ask for DIR.
M'Lane's celebrated Liver Pulls, aud take
nouesse. Thsis Other Pal. p.IPoftns 20 be Liyei
Pill, he,s'e the ra,ic. d. MLaas's LAYER Pl, al
20 ms Celeara,sd vimifose, be had al
spectacle Drug Stores in The q. >. aud Canada.
Buo0 & P.sR1f, GsnefaI Wholesale AgsnIs
ior New En-l,nd No cofan.ll, Boston, 1, whom all
odsis should he addressed sold a. Mon iiief. W.,
by SAIrh X P.EacL-NonL6sld, by y. Z. sAi ~,
aud BY drusg'sis seneIaiy. e0:l~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28

The Lost Tribes Found The London
Standard has made the discovery that the
Turks are the descendants Of the lost ten
tribes, and predicts their conversion to
Christianity.
The famous car Of Juggernaut, Of Muhes,
near Serampore. was totally destroyed by
fire one night in February. and the proprie-
tors have been 10 great trouble. attrihuilng
the accident to the fury ofthe god for causes
Of when they nre not cognizant.
THE CocniruArE B,nk OF Boston, sus
pended pigment saturday in consequence Of
the recent future Of its president An in
junction has been laid on the Bank by the
Bank commissioners, but il is said that
there is no reason to apprehend loss to the
depositors and bIllholders.
Nine large sticks Of elm timber. squar
ed 20 by II inches. aud over 60 feet
long, were taken from Tnnbridge to Bos-
ton. last week, and sold for $3.50, or
nearly 500 stick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
THE BEST HAIR DYE,

~ ATLANTIS Nes anI Improved Edition Is the
'rhrapsst and best article "iiefedt the public
IL IL r,l.r ne a i anv sh idr 10 20 NINuIEs.
PMNearAL OFficL $50 BResDwAY, y. y. 50.tsly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28


execute a third mortgage on the road aud
equipments not exceeding Si.2UO UOO-the
bonds running TO lo0i, an. bearing per
cent interest, payable SEM Annually -
These bonds are 10 be offered TO the credl-
tora of the conptny al par, 10 selllenent OF
clsIns. Statements were made encOurdg
ing 10 the business prospects of the road.
The Cheshire and Fnchhurg roads are to
furnish the necessary equipments Ia transac,
the business OF the line, and thus remove all
obstacles | the onward progress OF the
company. An arrangement has been made
with the boats, on Lake Champlain, by
which the Rutland Company sell their boats
on Lake Champ ain, and thus ends the
competition for the l. Ike business, the boat
company running IN connection with the
Rutland road.
WIN. RAYMOND Lee, Esq. made an elo.
quent and effective speech ~ explanation
and defense OF his course while President of
the kntand road.
Vtrmonieis in Congress. " Vermont ranks
9th in the number OF members furnished TO
the SD and $50 Congresses, although out
the I'D IN population; and that she furnish
es more members OF Congress than any 9TH
er state in proportion 10 populatlon-white
population even In South carolina, for
instance, there are more slaves than white
persons but even the white portion of the
population Of that Stale do not furnish from
among their sons 80 many members OF Con-
gress, as the same number of vernonter-.
" hat a motlveahs, so to educate them all
that wherever they may 60, they should be
found true to good principles! Although
Vermont elects but three ~. 3, her sons
represent constituencies, amounting IN The
aggregate, including fisclIons, TO more lba
million and quarter.-Chroaicte.
The Richmond Enquirer sounds the slaru
to the south urging them TO Withdraw then
paIroi age IRON Northern Colleges on &C
count OF the expression given by the profes
sors IN Yale College OF their sentiments OIL
the Nebraska iniquty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
New Establishment in Mont
pelier.

Messrs Oliver e. Helmer are coming ear
" 10 May with a complete assortment of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware, consisting IN
part Of zach, Saddlery and Harness Hard
ware a great variety of House Builders
Hardware; Mechanics Tools, Farming In
plements, Tin Ware, &c. &C., and invite
those who are about purchasing to examine
their stock and prices, as they hope that ex
perience aud facilities viii enablc them to
compete with the city markets in supplying
country merchants, and also secure for them
reasonable share OF the patronage of the
public.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
Nratbs.

In tci IL, Nicor.i IN 22d n.t.. ir,heih, daughter
Of neHcoa Al I'D riiA ~. e his v liage.
IL nj y'ilige, Aprh 2lst, Miss Betty Watson, aged
o. yeafs
In n,'ln, A,,l l5,h Jared O. Ellis. aged g yeats,
NJ ieoa ID Eli.
IN cahot Npnl lih Juirh e. widow Of FiGsd Ly
ford, GET IS ar. aud u months.
In alden. Ap'il lOlh. Ad IA Amsd a. E-q., aged u
years.
10 id'oid, Apni a, Aral X. Shaw, Deaf Nut ,
Hg,d 90
Ia E,-t nranre Aprt 7ih. Of con.u sption Ms. Mary
Aan iu chinson farmefy Of ashns,on, agod 3 eat.
and 10 months
In Nernah Wisconsin, March 9th, NJ the house Of 10
sun-inltw. .. v. Kinney u. aeon Eenexf GoJdhae oi
Westminster West, aged 81
10 s'n P'anci.co al, Feb 10th, Charles G. Nose
~ Newftns. nged 30 sesfs.