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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
LIST OF GIFTS:


100 Marble hu.is OF Washington, at $40 Sl0,000
100 " " Gay. 100 10 uuu
100 " " Wehst' ?, 100 lu,Dlu
iu0 4" -" calhoun, 100 l0,00C
50 elegant o Painting, ia splendid ! ,an. 400
gilt francs. size 2 4 1 a each. w ~
100 elcgHut Oii Painting-, A 3 g. each, 90 100
$40 ste ! plate Inssasinss, bfiihantiy, I IN sn.,
cord ia oil, rich Kilt flames 2iN3O ~. ! ~"
1000 elegsn, steel plate EnsmVinss
coilfsd 30 ail, 81 the Wa. hingon Z 1900
Monumrn 1T, 20 ~ 10. each,
237 900 steel plate Engmvings, hom 100
different plates, nov 20 possession OF
and owatd h} the a fists' Uaion. of
tho mafket value VI nom 50 e..
81 90 each, Al 900
hrst class Dwelling, ia 3lst o., n. Y.
City, - 900
p baking lots 10 100 and 0si is N. "a, n, 90,
v Ciy, each 25--i00 q deep, wv @<o''
100 Villa Sites, containing each 1000 "a.
Il. in the suhuT5s OF New lo,k Ciiy.
AID cnaimAnding mlgni hceni view Of
the Hudson River aud Long lslInd
Sourd, go 10000
90 perpetual loans Of cash without inter-
security, at s1so each, 500
50 " Ions OF cash, sc, leo - 5 900
luO Z" so " 5000
$50 20 +" 5O0O
1000 " =" S - 10000
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r. K. r. No. 2.
Il GREAT REMEDY FOR
TEun,or and all Skin Diseases,
qict sn effective cue Tor Coughs, Cols, AsIhma,
Bfsnthiiis, and an Affect uns Of thu Lunss.
r. DiscOyERY-No. ,,
Radways sen0Vating EsesOiVeNi

qiet snl Effective euia Tor Coughs, coh-, Asthma,
Bfo"ehni-, and all affections Of thu Luns'-
RR.R DIsCOyERY-No. ,
Radways Renovatins RcsO,vens
ri.sr.sc. fhc most quick aai paten, power over at
hianic, sctnui'u-, Syph,iuir and Skin ui-ea-es.-
81 alter The first dose instn. the patient
Will lrcl ~ health tennNufing cthriry.
FOR Ali ilUMuRs.
The mot inui aod corup; hnn-ors vii, in q few
day, .eitto tho cleansing. pur.iying and removal
ing inhucree o. 'he y. II. EtsOLVENr.
The mat ioaih"'tne sores, ulccr', Modes, swe-
's fRlGmIFul SKIN DISEASES,
H,"c been cuird ina few DDS BY kad~al'. Ecnovai.
dlssicrabl .en.aiiaa' q, stomach We '''"''
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Vaat have heen Lingering in the sy.tcm, coriupuns
ne 'loo'i, sonouns HE hoocs,fohmuns The muscles,
for ten, t~en,, 81 forty ycats, have hcen radically
cured by Bad~uj'' heaovaiias Resolscni
GREAT LUNG MEDICINE FOR ALI. CON.
PLANTS. -pcrsous affseied with weak or liberated
l.nng., ubsicrs, Bsoncbitis, Kicking, by Cough,
is'ih az Iiiea'hns or splitting Hood,
Railways RenOvating RcsoIvenf
Wli ga slau time Tcmovs ail u,strucions ron he
lnass nnd Throat, and inpaft strength and soundhe.
~ llie weak and diseasti Lungs
Ihrrs 10 TO medicine 10 present use that has mndo
so many rapid cuies OF Lung tom aiits ktdwayia
Reuos4uns Re.olveul ono day will alter tia disoas-
cd condition Of tho Lungs and check the ravagcs Of
decay.
rlo public may re,y upon m efer'ual cure Of tho
following dis"uses b. using the Renovatng Ersoyens
Chlupic RAcumatism, shin Diseases
Srfoiuii, HIP Diseases,
Gunduai Swelinss, Female Complaints,
lac iHg Dry Cough, D,spoVs,a,
tanccron. Affection, Maiof Brash,
SYyli luc Complaints. t;oui
hlrcding ct tho Lung, Ricketts,,
Tic DOl0rgux, Salt Rheum,
Tum0fs, Bronchitis,
ulee.s, CoasuPmiioa aad Liver Complaint.
FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
Whose naidinl bed. Tor years have boen couchrs Of
disappoiuimeut ani logret, will nod Railways iono-
shtng Rr-olsent trnc Nsu,v All iavisoriof Of
the dissa sed aud dsahini parts. AL unsuundnrss -
removed 10 few days, and every oTgan IA the system
restored TO heal;h, strength aud visof.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
should take RAILWAYS RENOVATING REsOL-
VENT. IL vii mako the most Nervous, Wsak,
Gloomy ard b. leeiod viriirs ct Nervousness, feel
h'al.hs, sisufou. aud happy. Price vi L. II. Resos-
sat, 81 ger holtic.
RS QUiCk ACTION. The patient will feel the
Heal Restoring Etisney OF Rndaay's Renovating
6rsulscn, Ia iv~ hours alter takius Il. No has
ever Yet asoo sinsie iose withou fuens better in
an torf
ao-solihy COLLINS A FIERCE, Montpelier, and
by Druggists eseIy whrie. lieo3piy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
This is fine opportunity of owning de-

This is fine opportunity Of owning de-
lighted country fosdeuoe tho city, where ihe do
nestle c"uinfia nf family ciico can be fully realized
aad where % 900 ng lots and about COZ earns have
iae'. bern sold aud salis are daily being made to
Individuals who, aft srcatefui examination Of is o-a
ton aui ucefia ming The quality al The soil, selec
fng Fauns i'f agricultural pufposof, hong c'uhlent
ih1i no aad &c cheap AID casula'ed 10 iaesease -
r4pids Ia valuo be- within 50 miles Of the city
This iand would have hren al takcn up soHis bach,
but bias heeh tHlirf estate Tor tho t centnIy and
completely l'tted az Tor upwards Of tao hundred
yfais -sHe" which Ia 90 snies have been made, aud
where Tie wild door rotinod large may ba
batuiiui cii ana ca vated tHis waving with the
abundant lieduCtl0ns OF our mnthsrssauh.
Ihis b. one Of The hest opportunities Offered to
chose OF -fnall neans vino destitute OF honu Of
ther own, tn purchase one ur u.ero tfiar, also.
lew iars, attaining each ave and acres sud up
waids, "a num s2j 20 S3j per acre.
81 Az pris"us wishing 10 avail the m7elTes Of The
opportunity NOW OH frt no procure fine Farm or
speudid Building io' ueur the Empire cry, -hould
snake Immediate fpplieationas they noafiy dis
posed pL Apply Go GA ANL'S 81 uDu POS broadway
Garner OF faIoa street, n. s., WAere maps aad pau
phi g. cn be- had seut 1t required ly mail, gratis
,oW W. CADWELL Agent, Montpelier, Vi. 10:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

Reference in regard TO Il Real Estate, Z. J. Niss-
cher & Co Zeal Estate Brokers, New fors. oide,s,
(Post paid with moueg encl~ed 20 be addressed
j. w. ilOlBROOkE, seriY,
sos broadway n. \.
SSJ-The Easraviags in the catalogue are nov ready
or delivery. t6 inos.) D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS STAND
iNs CURrn By rme usE OF ONLY TWO
ptN - pF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
GRATIS.
JUST PUBLISHED:
A New Discovery in Medicine.

.5<r=aA FEW WORDS on THE RATION
A1(4fA TREATMENT, without Medicine,
r., e-ssfx2 Of Spermaiorrhea 81 Local Weakness,
slR1-A<l-E Nervous Debiity, low Spiiits, Las-i-
tude, Ws.tness OF The imhs and Back, lndispo-itoa
aud iacspacty for study andsbof Duliness of Appfe
hension, Loss of Nenuy, aversion 10 Society lave
OF solitude, Timidily, SET Dsirust, Dizziness, Heat
Ache, Involuntary discharges, Pains IN the Side, Al
frcion the fses, tlmplss on the Face sexual aud
Ink
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
From thc French of DIR. IL. De
LanPy.

The important fat that these alarming complaints
saay be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, ia. 10 THIS
small Tract, CLEARLY demunsinitedi aud the vnife,
eha higil, auceessfui uoatmsni, as adopted BY
tho author iullr isined, by OF which every
Que ia enah.sd TO CuKE nlMsELP PERFECTLY
AND AT the I.EAsr POSSIBLE COST, avoiding
thereby all the advertised most nuns of the day.
sent any address, gfatis and post ffee In sealed
envelope, by RENTING, (pust paid,) t~o postage
stamps 10 dr. Is. DE LANEY, No. II LisPenard ST,
New York. tl0;Cm.
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To whom of.srs may be addressed.
ron SALE by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
January, 1855. l7;iwis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN,
Whose naidul bcds Tor yeats have boeu couchrs Of
disappointment ani iogret, will had Railways Kcno-
the deceased add disahlnd parts. AL unsuundnrss j.
removed 10 few days, ami every argan ia the system
restored TO health, strength aud vigor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02


nothing. Press.
The Merchants Bank, Burlington, VT, has
sued John Thompson, the n. Y. broker and
publisher of the Bank Note Reporter, for
publishing a statement of its condition.
Thompson AYERS stiil the truth Of the state
ment.
Q}SAt the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
halners of White River Bank, Jan. 8, A. p.
IIunton, Loren Griswold, Merrick Gay, Geo.
Francis and Rollin Richmond, were elected
Directors.
A.P Hunton was appointed President aud
William M. Pingry, Cashier.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian learn by Il
recent letter from Park Hill, Ark, that the
Rev. ). A. Worcester, who was bitten in the
arm by rabid dog, is likely to survive.
Either as the result of the bite or the RENE
bes applied, he was afflicted with numerous
bolls.
appointment. Gov Royce has appointed
s. Nj. Parsons, of Burlington, Assistant
Judge of the County Court for the County
of Chittenden, in place of Lyman Hall, OF
Shelburne, resigned.
The papers report cases of Small pox in
Vergenies, Calais, Coventry and Charles.
ton, VI.
The Ohre Branch. by mutual aud ami
cable arrangements between the pro9rietors
of the Brattleboro' Eagle and Vermont
Statesman, and their friends, the differences,
political and otherwise, between them, have
been harmonzed, and after the present week
the two papers will be united, and under
another name, continued by the present pro.
prcter Of the Statesman.
We make this announcement with sin.
cere pleasure as the restoration Of cordial
good will among those who ought never TO
have Differed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

p.As Tie lampr,atla lneg III n

e4- Tie lamen,able loss of the Eriq-
ate Semillante, on her way to the Crimea
las created most painful sensation.
Seven hundred men have persisted, to-
gether with a vast quantity d cannon,
mortars, shells, gunpowder and shot.
Nothing was sayed-not Il SIRED All
that has been washed ashore, So far as
is known to government, are two pans o.
trousers. The Setn,lIanle was going 10
the east. aid 500 Of tho victims oil board
OF her We're troops. Singular 10 relate.
the father aud grandfather Of the cap
tam OF the semlIante 10th persisted by
vessels laundering at sea
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Well Done,

The Know Nothing Council, of Maine
have deliberately resolved tina, the Slave
ry question shall not be ignored; that
"Irue Amerlcanism, Anti-slavery and
Temperance are the foundation stones
OF the order, equally deserving of con-
sideraton. They also resolve that they
will never consent to the admission OF
another Slave State into Union"
Their platform will will NEE, with
almost universal acceptance in the Free
States, and will be generally adopted.
A. X. N. member Of the Maine Legis-
lature denounced She New York Sam
as spurious character, with whom true
men can hold no in,ercourse.-Benton
Ohio.
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yten(s.

Etas Queen Victoria issued procla.
nation on the 18th ult., naming the 2ls,
INST as day of fasting, humiliation and
prayer. that so both we and our people
may humble ourselves before Almigb,y
Hod, IN order to OBJ ain pardon of our sins,
an1 In the most devou. and solemn man.
ner send up our prayers aud supplica.
tons to the Divine Majesty, for imp!or-
ing His blessing and assistance on our
arms and for the restoration OF peace 10
US and our dominions. The B,sbops
and Archbishors of England and ireland
were directed TO compose form of prav,
sr suitable for the occasion.
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s.as 4 n.ece e sI.lrn

Ky A pece q slap practice Of a
novel Kind was perpeaa.ed in Phlaarl-
phia the other day by youth Of sixteen,
He went to the house Of gentvuan
where a funeral vas taking place aad
made himself very ofielous n taking
charge Of matters b aging IN chars
from the neighborlng houses, sts4vut
people where to- be seated, g.. &c.
he family thought he he'd 5een sert
by tie undertake. AID lie audenahes
supposed he was employed by them; so,
between them, tie youJg scamp lad 1t
all his own way. Alter The funeral cor.
tege had departed, he went up stairs and
helped himself to sundIy articles e Iew-
CRY. He was sutseqa rrly .acrtifed.
wAeA Lc confessed hc lad Prev as1v
played tie funeral game wah saccrss. on
ste OCCASION obtauing t@o twenty dollar
gold pieces
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

Colon OF THE EyEs.-That the color
oil the eyes should effect their strength
may seem strange; yet that such is the
case need not at this time OF day be PROV
ed and those whose eyes are brown or
dard colored should be informed that they
are weaker and more susceptible of'inlu-
ry, from various causes, than gray or
blue eyes. Light blue eyes are caeteris
partibus, generally the most powerful,
and next to those are gray. The lighter
the pupil the greater and longer eontin-
ued IS the degree of tension the eye can
sustain Halls Jour Of Health.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

Old Stand North Side Court Square.
. DEALER IN
my GOODS GROCERIES
QUEENSY.dRE HdRDWARE
ROOTS SHOES
.UgTS CAPS
READY. M.aDE CLOTHING
Nails GLASS
NOTIONS &c.
WE are in receipt Of the best stock OF
goods we have ever offered in this mar
ket and will sell extremely low for cash.
Thankful to the public for past favors
we respectfully invite the attention
of the community to our Stock OF
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satine,ts, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines, Shawls, Handkerchieis
sc. SC.
Our clothing department is full and right me
To-. too. Look at il before purchasing
BOOTS 4 SHOES
good assortment and as chep as the lowest
HATS 1 CARS
as fineus siik--iook at them. In TACT we nave
almost everything usually kept IN country store
re- Give US caii-we'H sell rs 10" M the
best ofthem.
Upton Oct. 18th, 1854, l4o-u
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"And IN the morning, rising up great viii!
'efore day, he went out and departed into
'olitary place, and there prayed."--st Mark
;. l, '. 30. a.
All nature sleeps. and silence
Ii holding nov her sway;
No tokens yet are vi ,ibTe, IS
of tho returning day
a single form Is passing
ThToagh the deserted street
vending along tae lonely way.
Vita firm. untiring feet.
It is tAe holy Jesus.
Who. bcf1ra the dawn Of day
Has risen fran his humble coach
Ia solitude to pray.
lie think no: Of his euied frame,
Deprived OF nee Hess rest,
But His spirit has the M ..,ery.
To fulfil His high behcs.
1t is not for Himself lie lrays,
Not for Himself He pleads
But for miserable sinners.
Thai the Sasioaf mercedes.
What lesson this should teach ~,
How humble should we fge..
When We thiAL Of on. uaysgt,IuusS.
And OF our feeble zeal
., grant 81 by Thy Spirit
self dsngiugo jealous care.
To strive against temptation,
Ky earnest, secreGt prayer.
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LARGE SHp.-3yLen the American
merchant ship Grea. Republic arrived a,
London she found no dock large enough
To admit her. John Bull must have
opened his eyes at this specimen Of Jon.
alhan's ship building Dar. Gag.
A SUIT, involving tic town OF Column.
bla, Tennessee and adjoining property
has lately been decided by the Supreme
Court OF Tennessee ia favor Of The plain
tiifs, and a. ainst the citizens Of c yluul-
hla. The property Is estimated TO be
worth from four to FIVE millions of dol
lars.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

ANOTHER CHLoRoFoRa RonBEaY.
\ mos, singular robbery took place at
Dunklfk yesterday. A gentlemen by
ire name Of Field, said to belong to the
city Of New York. arrived at Dunkirk on
Thursday evening, and took lodgings a,
the Ioder House. Oa Friday morning
be went into the BARRIERS shop tc get
shaved, and took his seat IN tie chair for
that purpose. TINS is all he remembers
about II, till the expiration OF ialf an
hour, when be recovered bis conscious
ness aud found himself robbed OF abou,
$1,000, mostly Of Chen ung Canal bank
notes. The name Of the barber IS Hall
he has fled Chloroiorm is supposed
to have been the agency which Tire ras-
cal used Buffalo Commereiqi
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Light Ahead.

Since the passage Of the Nebraska bill
there have Teen elections t, + meNbers Of
Congress in fourteen OF the free States,
with the following results ;-Adminislra.
ton, 81 Opposition, III. Or, Anti Ne
braska, l2S !; Nebraska, Is, and The seals
Of two of the latter are to be- contested.
Never, since the first House OF Repre-
sentatives met has there been such sud-
den and thorough change in members
who compose II, on account oil any law
they had passed, as there has been from
the last to the one that will NEE, next De-
cember. And this I, markable change is
to be attributed solely to the vote Oh the
Nebraska question. The Senate will con-
,inuc TO be Tor some tlme in favor of the
Douglas inquiry. Tut with So large ma
Jorhy oil the people against them, the SELL
Iilnents Of that body vii tie changed as
rapidly as the forms of the Constitution
pefm!. We may also reasonably hope to
nave by that time, President oil the nigh,
Kind and when we thus have il Congress
and an Executive which will be correct
representatives oi t.e opinions and desires
ol the people, we may expect that, the
Nebraska outrage viii be reconsldered
and that the command us you were -
will be passed along the line, and will
place the disputed territory" once more
aud irrlsocaby on the side of Freedom
and true kepubllcanism. - DaU. Cattle.
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SLAvERY IN CU.A-R 10 tho l.,

>LAvtRr IN CupA.-By the laws of
uhs every slave has the right, on com
piaint OF al usags, once eve.y wear, to
fiaui Ii purchaser. and his master is bound
10 p''fmh hun TO be abs,n, fort suficien,
UNI" Tor that purpose. w Ell the slave
u'ids a purchaser, his master is obliged
10 Sell hlnn hot at his own price, but in
5, oil disagreement hetwceu the master
aud Tue purchaser, a, the prs.e to he fixed
ny csf'am public func,ionary.
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.NEw AND DASerRous Cnr,rr,rr,
III. White exhibited 10 us yesterday a
s!ea anu dangerous counterfeit Oh the
Southern Hank Of Ky, of tie denomina.
ZION % %. |, WAS numbered 1912, lei
,rf u dated Ssh June, 1853, and paya-
die nj HleH'nan. Il !, well executed
aud calculated = deceive, tul a close oh.
server VIII detect def crs III The engrav-
ing The ey,s OF the woman and lie
horse are badly done. Looh Gu, for il.
- Louisrif6 (;,.r or.
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The ldissouri Legislature has passed n
hlli to loan the Pacific railroad $500 600.
Bills TO appropriate $4,000, for the
Improvement Of the Usage rigsI, and
SIS 600 Tor a geogra picaI survey OF the
State have also passed. Tie Leg islature
have adjourned from the 5th of March to
the 5th of November
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A FRAuD Mr.. Brrdsa, 81 HE New

A FRAuD. Mr. Brrdsal, OIL lie New
York Sub-Ireas1ry Office. detected, II
lay OF tfo sace, a neH and dangerous
fraud, which vas effected ~ Ming o.
eating OF about one bali oi lie raised
rltn If fhr periphery NJ ~, y utl.. e.aclr
aud fDen lenunng tie edge. TIE at
slgaetion O gold was about evual 10 81
SO. TIE clipping mas been detected It,
fore IN lie naiIer pieces. but this is tie
first discovery OF double eagles which
haTe heen robbed ia this way. = Burks.
Go. Press.
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Music AT GREATLY REDUCED RATss.
Notw outstanding the combination OF music
dealers TO keep up the prices OF non copyright
music against the interests OF native composers
and their refusal 10 extend to Mr.. Waters the
courteses OF the trade, he is making immense
ssles--having abundance evidence that he has
public countenance and support in has opposiaon
10 the Great Monopoly, and in his efforts TO aid
Nattre Talent and adopt the National Currency.
His stock OF American anu European Music Is
immense, aud the catalogue of his own puo'ica-
tons Is one Of the largest and best selected IN
tie United States. He has also made great
reduction III the prices of Pianos, Metodeons ahd
Musical Instruments of all kinds. superior
toned 6l-2 octave pianos for STD, S2oo ana
S225, interior Of as gooo quality and Instrument
as strong and as durable as those whoa cost
$500. Pianos Of every variety Of style and pfice
up 10 $1,000 comprising those OF ten diiferent
manufactures; among them the celebrated
modern improved HORACE wATSRs' Pianos, ana
the first premium Eoltan Pianos OF I. GILBERT
& Co.'S make, (the owners Of the f-oiiah
patiently Secondhand pianos at great bargains
Prices from sac to $3.50. Meludlass from .tps
different ufactor,es, including the wen
known 3. ID. & II. w. SMITHS neloaeons,
(tnned the equal temperament,) the best make
IN the United States. Prices xl5, 500. 80
500, Sis, Sl25, $l35 and S15n. Smith !,
Double Bank Melodeon $500. Each Piano ana
ard Meodeon guaranteed. The best terms TO
schools sc. L. Per cent discount IL cler-
.ymen and churches. All orders promptly
attended TO- Muse sent 10 all parts Of the
country past paid Of The reduced rates. Grnera
and eeIcct catalogues and sre,ule Of prices q
P.ahes f@Iw iaed 70 any adj free Of charge
3
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On the 7lh inst, snow tell about six
inches deep In Fenango County. Pa,
and alter the storm was over the people
were surprised to fnd that the snow was
grey color, near the tin, Of Buckwheat
flour. A fall OF dark snow is ais noted
by Prof. FalrehiId OF Oberin.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

A Doc TRADE.-On Thursday Of last
week negro in New York, stole dog,
painted or stained it, took it bach to its
owner, and actually succeeded in selling
ii 10 him for $40. The gentleman how
ever, discovered the trick and forced the
negro 10 refund part Of the money.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-11

r. Cattle are dying in many parts
II Ohio .ar want of food. The Cleve.
Laid Herald says the des,nu,ion Of food
taare " greater than il has been Tor aany
winters, and eyerya here the loss If ca, :
IL tH consequence is severely felt.