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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

o. Hon. RICHARD BRoDHEAD, who so
ably represents the interests of Pennsylva-
MIA in the United States Senate, has intro
duced resolution, directing inquiry as TO
the pTopriety OF authorising the Secretary
Of War 10 construct National Foundry in
Pennsylvania, which was adopted The
Dlnylle Democrat trusts that the claims Of
DanviIle, as proper location, will not be
overlooked. And while they are at Dam
vile, We think they may as well take a
peep at the advantages OF Sunbury, where
coal, iron and limestone, can be brought
together cheaper than any other point on
the Susquehanna. Mr.. Brcdhead, no
doubt, has South Easton, near his home, in
his eye, which is also an excellent location.
But we think We know Mr.. b. we'll enough
to say that he is willing that we should all
have fair shake.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18


From Sunhury to Milton, 1895 S3oIIaC
Milton to WIiamsporf gra-
ding for double track, % IOi7iUg
WiIamsport to Locl-IIuven, 2G.25 1.u0as2U
Loch-layem to Mouth Of Sin
namahonmg Creek 3o,5 I3Go9jn
Mouth Of Sunamahoning
Greek to Roselay Tunnel, 49, eas7s,6
Rnsclay to Rldgway, # $4,000
i'i"S"ay To Iconlsia Tunnel, 1j,5 I,Gj2i2
4" Tconsla Tunnel to Sheffield
at Forks Of Teonsa, iG s2OcOs
' Warren to Logn's Summit, % 672065
Sheffield to Warren, II 35oQa5
d" Log1n's Summit 10 Iarbor Mt
Erie, 90 1tiosu
16J Sil01260O
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

" This borough has renewed its sub
scriPiOn OF $4,000 to the Sunbury and
Erie rail road, which had expired by limi-
tation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

" From a statement made up by The
Commissioners of Schuylkill county, the
lota! indebiness of that county is put down
at S7 900 90, consisting of loans, bearing
6 per cent. interest, payable semi-annually,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18
REPLY TO sUsoUEHANNA.

In the last Danvillc Democrat, s'SUsoUE-
HANNA" undertakes 10 correct our state
mentS in relation 10 the distances of the
rail road 10 Shamokin and to Milton from
this place, and il his mere assertions were
equivalent 10 facts, he might, perhaps, make
out his case. But unfortunately for him,
the surveys OF the engineers do not cores
pond with his facts. He says the distance
from Sunbury 10 Milton is IL miles, instead
Of 3 as we stated. Now the Engineers Of
the Sunbury and Erie rail road make it but
1926 miles. The Engineers make the
bridges at Northumberland about 5000
feet. Susquehanna insists on lis being over
5000. He makes the distance from Sun.
bury TO Harrisburg, 56 miles. The Engi-
neers make it 81. Now we are somewhat
inclined to believe the facts of The Engi-
neers in preference 10 the fancieS of 'Sus.
qnchanna.'
He, further, makes the distance between
Milton ana Port Clinton, via Danvile, &C
miles. Now if we deduct / ) miles from
Milton TO Danvile, and ID miles from Port
Clinton TO Pottsville, it leaves but 36 miles
between Dinvile and PottSviIle. Now il
SuSqueianna can locate rail road between
these points, only 36 miles in length, with
out tunneIn5 the Broad mountain, he can
do more than any Engineer that ever at.
tempted it, and we and all others, will al
once knock under TO his superior wisdom
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

| this city. The following summary oil ner
advices was received by Telegraph from
Sandy Hook.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

IL. Il. MAsSER, Editor and Proprietor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
Consumption Cured.

New iufNf Doc ~, l50j.
came 10 New York Ia the ship Telegraph nv "a
tive place is ST. John, New BIuas~ick ~hen reach.
ed tLs city. my health very poor, had a yefy bad
cough raised good deal OF matter which y a. ffequeat-
y mixed with blood had pain 10 ny len side, aud
was very ~eak and o.nauciaied Nj riaads aad ply
stefan pronounced any case Consumpiioa and be oad
tho reach eli medicine. I heard accidentally OF DR..
Cur'is's hygeauu, or Inhaling hygsan yapor and
chefry Syrup, aud obtained iackase which ( verify
believe was the means OF saving my life. Soon ait'r
wearing the lHhalef, ouad "a relieved the pressure
On my lungs, and ahef while ths disease made its
Appearance up7n the surface uader the Inhaler. |
took the Cherry syrup as directed, ami continued to
do 80, my cough gradually growing better, until en-
urely ien me, ADD now considef myso { cured.
stiil the Inhaler the OF At - rather pleas
an and believing II strengthening and purifying TO
The lunss feel unwilling at preasrnt 10 dispense
with IL. JOHN WOOD.
sold BY BOYD 4 PAUL, No. l4s Chambafs st1ret;
G. II. RING, corner OF John Street aud roadway, \.
Y. Piece s. package
n. B.-Any person inelosipg So 10 BOYD "a PAUL
OF CURTIS a fEehlNS. New York, viii receive a
package containing bottle of Hygead NapOT, Ona OF
Cherry syrup and lahaer, IN neat box d, express
free 10 pat OF tue United STATES or four gacka
les, loI so. Agent Tor Montpelier, FRED. Z.
SMITH. 9O:ly
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Blank NOTES bound in books,
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!

DRINTED and bound ia the style Of Bank Notes.
iorsaishy IS SIN. WALTON.
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Not only is Little Walachia evacuated and
the Danube crossed, but the works Of the
Russians at Giurgevo are abandoned, and
the Russian forces have retired from Buchar-
est II we compare the magnitude Of the
invadlngarm with the slender and imper-
feet forces opposed to 1.-THE boosted power
of Russia with the weakness of Turkey, and
the arrogance of the Imperial Court with the
humiliation It has now to endure-we can
not but call to mind the impious appeals Of
the Car to the Just judgment Of Heaven,
which has already dissipated his armies and
co,fonpdad his an,hition
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
Three DAYS Later.

NEW York, July ~.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from
Liverpool July |, arrived here at o'clock
this evening.
The official reply Of the Gar TO Austria's
note about the evacuation Of the Principali-
ties. was not expected to be received before
the Sd or 18th inst. In the meantime the
Russians we're retreating, with the Turks
after them. The allied forces were concen-
,ra,ed at Varna and would probably embark
for the Crmea where they will stand a
chance Of meeting the Russians in force
The allied fleets were concentrated within a
few miles of Cronstadt. Breadstulis are on
the decline.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
Sick-Headache.

Mr. A. D. L. Mseui Dear s'r-I have, from child
hood suffered with periodical turns Of the sick-bead
ache, 'nefe 'sins uuti the last year usually laid
by almost ~eekly, uptii commenced the use Il your
Compound Extract Of Rock Rose. One large bottle
has completely cured me have had no occasion to
use it for months. Yours. Sc,
NANCY NJ. PARsuLY.
1873 Oianse Street, New Haven, CT.
9tJ- MANUFACTURED for The PropIietors by G.
H. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven O. For sale by FRED. L SMITH ADD r. O.
TYLER, Montpelier W., aud dealers in Medicine .
generally, where pamphlets sc, may be had gratis
9lilw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
John Corwin's Estate.

I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Couft Tor tho District Of Randolph, Commis sioa
20 receive, aud adjust all claims and de-
mands OF oil persons against John erwin late Of Tun-
bridge IN said DISTINCT deceased aud the lams Of the
deceased exhibited 90 ohsct thereto, hereby give
lice that six months tho twenty-seventh day Of
Juue A. d. 1854, allowed TOT the creditors pre-
sent their claiGs 10 said cumm ssoaers for examina
ton aud Allowance aud that viii meet for that puf
AZ the dwelling house Of the late John Cofwin in
said funhridge, deceased on the last Wednesday OF
September ana December from 9 O'Clock A. N. until
o'c lock z. NJ on each of SAID days.
NATHANIEL KING, Commits
p0;3w CHARLES b. CHANDLER, tonefs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
asthma Cured,

nrooklyn, n. y. Dec. 90 1853
Fer sbeut eight year, have been severely afflicted
will The Aslhmn iorthe 49, two yrai have suffer
time huvs not b. able to sleep 90 bod. getting
what rest could sitting in any char. Aiy difficulty OF
breathing, and NV suicrings we're great al thies,
tibet iof hours together my friends expected that each
h"a, wuiid be my last. Dung the iast ~ years /
have hHd the and ana attendance OF OF the most
celebrated physicans. but have received no pefma-
nent benefit, and but LITTLE Tcie. at rnath had the
good Fortuna 10 procure Dr.. Cuuiss nsgcana ot 10.
hallng Hysean Napa aud Chevy ssrup. At the line
inst obtained II, was suffering under ons Of my
violeat attacks snd IA great Distress almost
suuocauns for wsnf OF breath In less than ten mia.
H'es from the tune applied the iHh eI 10 ny sion-
ach and took tesspuoniul Of the CserIy syrup was
relieved 10 great measure from the difrculiy Of
featiuus and had comfortable night. I have siaee
continued q win ihc greatest possible beno6f, ADD
an, nos comparatively we'll tod uuy tnoms the
amount of suffering this me ieine has relieved me
from. Ny advice To the suffering IS IRY IT.
MARGARET EASTON.
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CLOCKS,

great variety Of Brass Clocks, o. @. rqeeie 10Th
e, ofeo'al, Jenny Lind Marine, octssoa, vie,o,s,
hour, With and without alarm frssss az sssf =, 80
afacf0rtes.
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(euccessor 10 A. q. bragg 4 Co.,)
Originator and sole proprietor. Principsl ofices.-
3o4 broadwsy, New York, aud 81. Louis, Missouri
For sale b. all dsalers in msdieines. 5esisly
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RARE CiIANCE!
Vermont Central R. R, Co.
LINEN COATS.

Al FRENCH & scRiBNER's for rs cents.
June %, 1854. 50
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Marriagss.

Ia Waitsheld, the Pad inst BY Rev. Joel Fisk Of
Irash1fg, Mr. Hiram d. Cross Of Lowell, Mass. aud
Miss Narona Augusta Fisk Of Waitshed. The printer
aeknow lodges the fee.
Ia Montpelier, June o9th. by Rev. y. J. Scott, Ar.
Steele of Middlesex
10 owe, June 29lh, by Rev. J. A. Bent. Mr.. Orange
ID. AverDand Misc MARY Fox both of sharon.
In Miadlessr, June a. by Rev. 4. g. Parker Mt sgd
ney Brown Of Waterbury. and Miss Mary "A. Chamberlain
Of Aiddlesex.
Also by the same, In Waterbury, June a6sh, Nj. Mo
ses N. Knight and Miss Sarah Blush both Of Water
bury.
Ia Tunbridse, June 18th by Rev. T. smith, Rev l.. E.
Bixby, and Miss Lucy ~. Blake Of Loweil, Mass.
In Peaeham, June 2tth, by Rev. T. ID. Hopkins, Mr..
John H. Bsndy aud Miss Margaret Spencer both Of Peach
am.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
New Styles of Clothing.

IusT RECEIVED at FRENCH & sCRtBNER's
rmhriring ~ KINDS ami quaiite. at extreme iow
fires for CASH 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14

WosprHFpL niscoFERY has recently aeen msde
~ IT. Aartis Of this Guy, the treatment Of Coz
sumption, Asthma aud an Diseases o. the Lungs
We refer To % Or. CAFfs's HpgeaAa, on fahatRg Ny
rsas PsPor aud CADry syrHP" Win thi. new moth
90 ~ g. has restored many afflicted ones TO perfect
health us an evidence ct which he has innumerabie
cediheates Speaking Of the tfeatmont, physician
Iemalks s-lt - evident that iuha'ing -eonsiaEily
breathing az agreeable heaiias vspor tho medicinal
properties must rnme 90 direct with the whole
OF The anal ea'iy OF the longs aud thus -caPe thu
many ald Nausd changes Produced upon thcm when in
tuced iniu Inc sto zach, and 10 the process
Of Digestion. The hysedna - for sal' BY FRED
SMITH, Montpelier, VI, and at all The druggists
thronshou; ihe countiy.-From the .Nre fo4k Duteh
If Jaa ~.
see advertisement Of Medicaied Inhalation 10 anolh-
ef column OF tins paper. 9O.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
Craunp and Pain Killer.

Inc wu ~ Is astonshod at the fiul cures ne
formed b. Tho CrainP aad Pam hiAer, prepared w
CURTIS PERKINS. It's equal has never esn
knowA LOT removing pain 10 all Tor the cure Of
spinal complaints, etamp IA the limbs aud stomach
rheumatism 90 aliiis forms bilious chOlio ehils and
efef nufns, sore throat and gravel decidedly III
best iomsdy 10 the world. Evidu nee Of the most
wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine are
on eneghs IA the hands OF Agents. You may be
PesHesg sure " rstf II you II. Millions Of bot
TIES Of ms medicine have 5eeG sold 10 New Eng Tia nd
the past FiA OF eigh yoars IL now Tor tho first time
beng introduced into all The principal towns IA New
York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14

Connecticut. In the House, resolutions
were passed, condemning the Nebraska bill,
and Mr.. Toucey. for voting IN its favor. The
House also passed, by vote Of lS to 25. an
L" Act for the defence of Liberty" in the
State.
Paying OE-The Hon. Mr.. Westbrook,
a member Of Congress from Ulster County,
n. Y. who voted for the Nebraska Swindle,
is to be U. S. District Attorney in place Of
Charles O'Conner.
In January the Hon. Mr.. Odds, called
meeting Of that delegation to denounce the
Nebraska bill. Ia May, the same Hon. Mr..
Odds voted for the bill, and three days after
wards. his son, Marcus l.. ODDS, received an
appointment in Minnesota worth $1,000 per
annum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers bis Farm Tor sale, To- .hc
town of ST. Armand, Essex cuunty, New ofk, Of
400 Acres tile indisputahlei about % acfes im
proved we'll fenced vel witefed BY springs. brooks
and the liver Sarauae. q Is pleasantly situated
both banks Of said fisef miles b. low th. lower
Saranac Lake. Moe than half - interval There -
comfortable log house on tho farm, good vol OF
soft water earthe door, and lor barn. mail passes
dali from Ausabie Forks Saranac Lake. and once
week fon the Wsst and South East The Post Oice
is one mile distant The Farm Is new one, having
bees occupied but years, aud has abundance Of
lumber, such a. Pine, Spruce and Cedar. new bed
of Iron Orc has recently been discovered the JOIN
ice farm. The who'e wills be sold reasonable trrnsf
o. Il desired, lot Of leo which the build
ings, For urther PARTICULAR addfessthe subscriber
Satanae Lake, Iss,1 County. New fofk
e5:jf LEMU Ell KNAPP.
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BENJAMIN F. Ransom's Estate.

I'HE subscribers, having been aypoiated BY the
y Hen. PIoha,e court for the Distfict of Washing
ton Commssonsrs to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims ADD demands Of all persons, aganst the estate
tct, deeeassd represented insoyen aud the erm Of
sis months from the Both day q June 1854, being al
lowed ny said Court to the efeeos Of said deceased
TO srhbi aud prove heir respective claims before us
GIVE NOTICE, that we will att end to the duties
Of our uppointmeni the dwelling house OF Csphas
HANSON, 10 said District, the 25th Of August and
October oest, at oae o'eock in the afternoon, each
Of sad days
wm;B TYLER, cosa.i.'-
Warren, July 30, A. d. 1854 9O3w
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Wholesale Prices Current.
BOSTON PRICEs CURRENT.

BosroN, July ~.
ASHES-Po,s at So SIC and Pearls as
5scash. Dull.
BUT fER-Market well supplied Sales
of choice at II a 20.
CORN-Arrivals fair-demand steady,
Southern yellow % 80, white IS a 81.
mixed - 90 per bu.
CHEESE-New ) l0c. The stock is
quite small.
FLOUR-Sales Of choice at 80 10,
common 81 {.
OATS Arriving freely. Sales have
ranged from % 65 per bushel for Eastern
and Northern
RiE-Sales confined TO small lots at l.30
per bu.
WHITE BEANS-Dull 81 a 900 per
bu, as to quality.
HAY-Demand steady sis a 10 per ton
1OPS-Dull 30 a3c per 10.
POTATOES-There IS a better feeling
for potatoes Whites 81 a 50, Peach Blows
20 a 80, Cinema ngoes 30 : aud Carriers at
a Sl.25 per bu.
WOOL -SaXony fleece 50 a CSC. Am.
full blood 10 a 30. Foreign 10 %.
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INDICATED INHALATION.
A NEW METHOD.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has receat.
- w leen inside By DR. CURTIS fir curing Asthma,
Consumption bfoneNits, Coughs, Culds aud aii i.uns
tpmliaiuts, hY Neglected. lnhaiation. Df CuR1ISi~
hAGEANA, TiNuAllNG III GLAN NAPOR AND
CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished the most r,on-
d.flul cures 81 Asthma aud tonsumplon, 10 the CT
~ 81 No" YORK nrd siciuify Tor NV months past,
.s"i huown ~ mat II Is pfoiucin. impression on
disease ct the luas-, ruver betorc by
Agents
The iuhaler IL worn 90 tha hi Hast under tie linen
without tho least iarouven ouce, the boat OF bod
being suf lent 90 rsHrnraie the fuid-suppi,ing tho
lungs constantly with hcaliug sgfeeahie sapor
passing ina ai the cir coils and pass gos Of tho Ia
fnt cannot ossipy b. reached BY ans other medicine
Iiffa D.. uf
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Pure Wild Cherry Bitters,

for the cure Of Bilious snd Jsandce complaints, and
general debility They quieken the blood md give
life aud ens'sy To the whole system. Pries ony IS
cents IN Piui bottles.
BOYD PAUL, No. I49 Chambers street, New
York, Wholesale agents for all the above medicines.
sold ~ fRRD. 4. SMITH, MonipeheIi u. u. Tf-
LEk, Montpelier clark and Yates, Mo'stowa J.
Hobait, hledlessx d. stinasr, Wsitsheldi Jsmes
C@tdsll, Wanenj Z. u. Gieea, Riehn.oIdi and By
dealers 10 asaicine gensIslly. eo.y
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FOR THE
CAMP AIGN!

We shall steadily and firmly advocate
the united action Of the friends Of Freedom
in Vermont for the defence Of the Consttu-
ton and the Union in their original purity, a
gainst all Slavery Propagandists of whstev-
or party, and against all enemies wherever
they may be found and we therefore de-
sire to extend the circulation ofthe wArcH-
MAN g. JOURNAL, as one means Of further
ing the design. We therefore invite sub
scriptions, and authorize and request our a.
gents and friends to send in their orders. =
We shall be prepared to furnish extra copies
next week, July 81.
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Thirty Years Experience Of
an Old Nurse.


MRS. WINsLOW TO TUE LADIES.
MIS- hinslow and old experienced nurse aud
Female physician, would call the attention Of the
Ladies' 10 her Soothing syrup tot Childfea Testhing.
II VIII immediately relieve them from pain allay all
sPasmodic action, soften the gums reduce indiana on
ana Is sure 10 regulate the bowels Depend upon II,
hers II will give rest to yourselves aud T,ei and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14

Or u ilALsIED, formerly Of Halsted Hall, Roch.
ester, n. Y. we'll knovn author the Of
Motofpaihy, aud BY his great success 10 the OF
thfuuc and female diseases hiss recently purchased
add removed 10 the iehFatod I2 OUND HILL
WATER CURE REIREA'r, OF
Northampton Mass, where, Win improved laciiilies
he will continue the practice at his peculiar System,
connection with the iiydTopathic Treatment
Dr.. II. was one ct the earliest advocates, and has
long been and still ~, OF the successful prae
TONERS Of the Water Cane System. Nevertheless, IN
the treatment of Chfouic Diseases. aud especa lily
those incident Ia Woman, experience has taught him
that hsurpaAg, cumnined with the Water Cure Iieat
men;, Il Ia al cases much efeelual, AID will re
store many patients who beyond the reach OF Hy
droplthy alone. This has been made a1pareut ia the
cure Of very many and pnal affections here
oofe unreached, and OF Dyspepsia and Paralysis aud
the numerous and complicated diseases Of the Livei
and Kidneys
DR.. IL IL confident 10 saying that in many l0ng stand
ing diseases Mortropathy is the only available remedy
More than seven thousand persons have been
fully treated his former Institution aad with the
Improved hoiliies Of Round Hill, d. "a. looks for
ward 10 incfeai ed success Physicians iespectu-
y invited 10 cal aud test for themselves the merit OF
his system.
As a summer retreat fog the friends Of patients or
others seeking relaxation and plsu.ure Round Hin
stands alone unnyallcd. Its mountain sir hmpid
waierand delightful scenery have given world vide
reputation.
Ills former Insitution at Rochester Is for sale His
work on Motor patty be oblaaed by reaitting
postage stamps.
Address n, HALsTED, ND.
Round iill, Northampton, Mass. 79.3mO
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REr.t.ltf-NEEs

Gen. F.. r. Walton, hontlrliet. VI. }. X. D,ury,
Westiotd, VI. Tiuip by Gihs.,n, Nichnviiir, n. Y.
q. w Eldflise, We-oekhohn, n Y. Avian s,monds,
Ca-hier Mechanic. Back, Boston Dexter Fay 4 suns,
Boston Joshua scars, Boston. III Iah Morse, Boston.
N. z. Mana, Boston.
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Deatbs.

Ia this village, 9th inst, Mr Joseph 4. Darling, ia his
3efh year.
In orange, July T. an infant q Theodore l.. ssd
Lucetta smith.
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,UkTls a PERKINS, Druggists,
No. l49 Chaubers a.. New Nori

Price rs cents bottle.
n b-be sure and ca n for Curtis 4 PERKINS, Cramp
ana PaiH hhter. All others bsarng tbs name are
base limitations Piioe l2l2, rs aud 81 IL cents per
bottle according 10 sIze.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

OO00 LBS. OF nice Maple Sugar Ia Tobs, foi
SOOv watch the highest prices will be paid In
cash OF goods Al the DEPOT STORE.
70 ID. L. FULLER
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Lady's New Fashion Book,

nNTllE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH l.. puhlisbed,
" purc p Gents, r. AJAX Lssiie's L.idifs G.7ZE7Th
u PARIS, L5HaoH aud Nsu York F0shisHs. containing
400 ensraslns's Of the Newest STYLES of LADIES' and
thiifen's l.ts, Csp, Dresses, Manuilas, &c, full
siEe fa1cf Pattern OF Nauiii, Large Sheet Of Pat
isfH-. aud description of Crochet Work, Articles on
ttieis" irafhef Work, pei0c; PaaltiNg., &c Enter
ut0lug latriaiy Matter, Tales, &c. a Novelette, hY
Mas ANNSrEsHESs. Al-o-each Fan contains .NcN
Song - P'fceqf Muse Arrangements have been com
pleted in Pam, whsfeby the Newest Designs viii .i.-
par 90 this Nufs Hon before the Pans FasAi0as
Baaks ara eofsrd nY the steamer
Par L. vas -su"d % Janaan 1t, 1884 ami has been
'e.nnt@d ga diiirrrut times SO order The de-
maud a. ihe beck nuab.fs be- Obtained The
coiorr flre liza, ~ufth nuney thaa charsrG
tor the whole Part
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-14
EXTRA STONELINIE,
LIBERATION.

Enis is to certify that have given my son. James
$. PeWler, HE Time, and shall claim mono Of his
canning. nor pay any debts Of b. contracting after this
dats WILLIAM q. PERNtER
suwe, VI, June p. 1854. 9ls3w