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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

~ iho e'tHft Louis VII MIL COM |
pany Works were destroyed by Ere on !
Friday morning last Loss $4,000,
and no insurance.
EF-The largestmogablo safe in the
world has been deposited in Park
Bank, New York. II weighs over ten
tons.
Er-Mr' Greedy, in a letter to the
Tribune, says he has a joyful conf
dence that Kansas will be admitted MS
Free State by the present Congress.
EB The arrival Of the Daniel Web.
ster at New Orleans brings news that
war has actually commenced between
General Walker and the State Of Cos
ia Rlca i,0, 80 r
hT The present prospect is against
our being a candidate for the legis-
lature. as we positively refuse to run
against any body but DIR. Clifford.
Either the fear Of having us on the
track, or a want Of confidence in the
Doctors integrity Is likely to defeat
him before the convention,
NEwSroRE.--Dayid Slaughter Esq,
OF Bloominggroye. has bought out the
Tyner Store and Is now taking pos
session He is an energetic man. and
IN experienced merchant and viii
make his new purchase profitable 10
himself aud his customers. When he
gets ready to sell he will tell the peo-
pie SO through The American
HAnfER's sroRy Books. AFTER a
protracted absence, for which the
Mailing Clerk was to blame. these un-
rlyalied juvenile books again visit us,
all the DETER relished by our little
folks, Tor the abstenance they had I'M
dergone. We again commend them
TO parents who consult the good o.
tne'r ch'laren' frlce % per year. OF
the magazine ana these Tor 90
~ Gov. Robinson reached Wash
ington in eight days from Lawrence,
Kansas. He reports all right in the
new State; but our friends were alarm
ed by lying Geographic reports thai
Judge collamer had reported agains
the Free-stste Constitution. and tina
the House Committee on Territories
was about to do likewise. Gov. Rob
inson returns to reassure free Kansas
that she Is not to be deserted by he
national allies,
ETThe Court Of Appeals, in New
, York-the highest Court, has sustain
ed the rRIsorrLE of Prohibition, Blu
condemned the details Of the preseu
New York Law. The point objects
to is rendering worthless property o
q hands at the time Of the passage 9
. the law. To be constitutional, the la'
: must be prospective and notretrospec
= tive. Not bad idea. We have n
objection to that. Allow them to Sc
g out the stock on hands. and then max
9 them quit.
!. HoS. DAvr CRockxrr's WIpow.-
: The late Legislature Of the State {
s Texas has passed law, giving to Mr.
Elizabeth Crockett league OF lane
Q She is the widow Of the respected an
s iamented David Crockett, who, ate
+ serving his country honestly and faltl
i fully in Congress, and other placesI'
b trust was ouschered at the'Alam'
noO'y ngnung lot The freedom o. LEI
i Us. 49, s.,
: CAs'r DO Ir.--A correspondent
J, wishes us to publish the details Of
y rufingly attack upon a decrepit o.
{. man by a stout young man. Weca
do Il. II would do no body any goo
s where the parties are not known, an
a - =. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

Notice is hereby given that thc underrrncd has
been appointed Executor % thc last yin Of Abel
White, late OF Franklin county. tccfased. said
estate Il suppos cd 70 befol,eni- ~.
apri II aw JASON CARSON. Execnior.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

s ssss ~ s,,s ss car :'ss
question. the largest cIrcalation In Indiana, ex.
ccpt, psrhsp>- two papers In indianapolis, and II
Il Z cIrcuI2llon In he ws4lthios< pofiion ] ne
ne vhIls vzZsf valley, VII dovcIl % femem-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
EXECUTRIX,S NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed cxecutrix OF the last will
OF Ralph Kendall, late OF Franklin County. de-
ceased. said estate Is supp oscd 70 be solvent.
ABIGAIL A. KENDALL,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

-.-.................
Sick Of squattsr Sovereignty Al
- ready.
We were confident. at FIRST, that the |
authors Of the new humbue. yclept
soustt.x sovsre;gntv. would ultimate |
" back out from ii. and swear they |
never heard Of such a thing-neyer
behaved n Il At all-that il i uncon- |
st;tut;onal and ALI that. but we did
hon.' nav von,d rce do so. until
af.sr she next Presidential ELECTION
Bus H., elections Of 1854 were too in.
dicarIve Of the result, Of he elections
Of .a5s 10 ;ustlfv r;skiug another con-
eress. and The Presidency ON. that is
sust.s.'s ..e.l 80 -, m
The application Of Kansas to be adj
mik.ed,as 4 State. into the Union, with
= Free Constitution. adopted by the
peopls-.thourh independent Of the
form. 81 law--iu real suuatter Sever
e;onsv .tvls. Gives even e,Douplas an
onnortun;tv 10 hack ont from his
.xeved object in the repeal Of the
Mls.our; Rsstr;ct;on.
rf',h.,.o;.a.,;on n ,bs tb;v,v.sb;yd
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

Lutpzxs FAX szzD.- Fsrqphar i
ioirc 3 Is hpsiness ia this line. end
ssssnnadaths : great many farmers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
A RHYME OF REASON.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that win ofcr for sale
IN tpnblic outcry, on Saturday, the 7h day Of
May 1856, on The premises, the real estate belong
ing 10 the estate OF Isaac J-Pric ate OF Frank lin
county, DECEASED, being lot Mo-. la that part OF
the town ~ Brooktille laid on ;. John Allen, ST.,
on which IL O comfortable franc dwelling house,
with bnek kitchen. Il is the property Joining
TERMS lone third IN hand, onc-shird In six
months, and ono-ihlfd In one year, with interest
on the deferred payments, the purchaser giving
note with approved security. waiving Valuation
an dappraiselnent laws. DAVID PRICE,
anfil III fw Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

htKi Ia consequence Of having hair. Tor texeUi
years past. no: only kfaf. tut perfectly whitc.i
cd 20 nss your Hair Hf<ofatisr and must IT, jus-
lice Say, hat Ne entc1 ~efe almost Aifaeuloa<.
for Il h changed u EfaduaII, 70 almost ~ former
splendof a. 70 color. and Jeff Il 20 <o and eloszy
a. 70 DO more beautiful thss u over vas. when un-
der the Influence Of the AHf.l oil. u earnestly
therefore. recommend u % sffry I1dy as decided
" the beat preparation for toilet use. Of anything
10 The world. nHTsf SAITH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

E9s- Few are aware how frequently
Publishers are compelled to insert
among their advertisements, state
ments which they can neither sanction
or believe.
A pleasant exception 10 this dis
agreeable necessity are the advertise
ments Of DIR. ]. G. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral and Pills which will be found in
our columns. We have published for
him before. and always with the feel
ing that in SO doing we in no wise lend
ourselves to deceive or mislead the
public, for we have had indisputable
proof that his words are strictly true,
with abundant reasons to believe that
his medicines will do all they promise.
and all that can be reasonably expect
ed from any medicine. His Cherry
Pectoral is too we'll known in this
community to need any commentator
from US, and the Pills we are credibly
informed are not inferior to hislPecto-
ral.-Providence Mirror, r.. 1.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
Clothing.

UAKER AND HAZARD SILL CHEAPER
ID and better Clothing than any house IN he mar
ket- They also keep nno stock % Furnishing
Goods, and make Garments 20 order q: shori no.
Tee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
More about the Fugitive Slave Case
The Special Marshals and the
Secret Service Fund.

While the late Slave trial was pro-
crossing in this city. the Unit,d States
Marshal, IL. IL. Robinson. was In
Washington. and called on President
Pierce for advice and direction. The
President told Mr.. Robinson (they
were talking socially together) that
the negroes must 90 back to Kentucky
nj all hazards. He then pattcd the
Marshal on the shoulder, and told him
TO take just what steps were. in his
view, necessary 10 effect this object
10 use sound discretion. and nil
would be right-ihat he (the Presi-
dent had secret service money enough
at his command to pay all expenses.
The Secretary Of War, then, NJ the
request of the President. gave Mr..
Robinson an order on the Command
ant of the Newport Garrison for any
troops he should require.to belnarched
over to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Robinson then came back 10
Cincinnati with this order for soldiers
from Newport In his pocket. and i'm
mediately a great number Of addition.
al special Marshals were appointed 80
M 10 swell tho list to, some three hun
dred.
On tho close of the trial, the certii-
Gates OF these Marshals for their pay,
were bought up. IN great numbers. at
about fifty per cent. discount, aud most
OF them bought by men who never had
any money for such investments be-
fore. One Deputy Marshal who kept
aBdoggcry within four doors of the
Court room. had six hundred dollars
10 buy up these certificates of his
brother deputies. Who they operated
for We do not know. but we presume
the person who furnished the funds,
knew there was secret service money
enough TO pay all the expenses.
In the terrible crisis that Mr., Rob-
inson apprehended. Immediately after
his return from Washington, every
body seems to have been appointed a
Deputy Marshal. that would or could
serve, and some that could not. One
man who drew warrant for twenty
eight days service, was out Of the city
full ten days OF that time. What dis
count he made on his order. we have
not learned. Gin. Gazette.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

100 IonI1FIilr Lime I'D IomnnI. ~
Trace. Halter and Breast Chains. khoscls.
spades, Hoes-Ha,, Straw and Manure Forks-
All OF which viii be sold for small advance on
Cincinnati Wholesale price for Cksu or kPrHorED
coukfnY rn0DpcI.
Call and examine our stock one door norfh Of
Linck & FarQuhnr'a. {.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

PROV. Vbop-IlaslnE experienced No magic
effect & You Iis' nss's . crop ,ss ~,
commenced falling on and turning EfA,i vas
fast becoming tsid. tnei a mend who had used
,our restorative, snd spoke 20 highly Of ~ Mr.
little faith, as had before tried 90 many Other
remedies, commenced using your Restorative
In January last. few spp!iettions fas:errd my
turned back 70 its former color. (binek). AZ tAif
time. n 4 fully restored 70 lie original color. heailh
aud appearances, and ehcerfaii> recemmens ~
use al. LD.H0tr'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

p. ST. had forgotten TO state that
Rev. David Amack, formerly OF
your county. and whohas heretofore
been a member Of the Methodist e.
church, and four of his childrch. have
joined the shakers lately. Truly we
are one Of the orders of Progressives.
J. ii.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11
GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. Commercial Kew.
DR00KvILLE: IND.

W NJ, L. FARQUHAR 4 co.
uAvKnow opened. and win keep constantly on
III hand, general and complete assortment 81
UfocEnirs- which fhoy oler ~ prices low a.
they can be procured In Cincinnati H. small par
cells. Mr. farQnhaf having had much experiences
In thls branch Of trade. haiiers hlmseif that oHo
cnnfrs can be furnished ~ WHO tEskLE|n his mar
rctah 20 induce the purchasers 60 Fkf down.
Ilnlr lLnl- lnn.l-I. In n1Ll o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-11

Milford, Worcester, CO.. Mas, Nov. n. 1sss.
PROF. ., J. WooD--pear Slr; take pleasure
In bearing voluntary testimony 70 The magic e.
back ~ 1886, my hair commenced falling On. uutI
The top Of my sczlp becsmo bald and smooth -
glass, and Il has continued q fall for great Uany
ted Preparations Tor lie restoration. HeeiuE year
Advertisement, was induced tc Eiyo your nF1lcio
trial. and, 20 my uller astonlshuenl, foond. af-
set, aud assumed eloszy aud beauufal appear
ance; and BY The time ! bad used quart 6o<lle,
my bald head was covered over viii Young snd
vigorous growth o. hail. which IL now from enc 70
foun truly HEHkY GOODRICH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
I)rutbg.

10 this vilage March both. E,tella NJ. youngest child
Of H. d. snd Lucinda A. Washbumi aged one Jeat and
Eve months.
In Cabot, March o. Lyman Stone, recently Of Mont
pslot, agrd 90 Yeas NJ .. resident Of Monipe
iof for many years.
ia Montpeor March goth. Sarah Collin daughter Of
Mtua and charles iymnn, and and daughter Of Hon
Johu spauldiug, eyed "a year. and months. .
10 Auoskeag a., feh. 18th, Of Consumption Mrs.
lydia A. wife OF Allen a. Walkaf and daughter Of Aaion
Piper Of Hancock, Nt aged 4s yunfa.
ia Pontiac. Michigan, February 2gh Of consumption,
Mt Charles Collitf. aged %, formerly Of Clateaont
n. u. Pointers in n. u. please copy
In Rorbuty. 9th ult. EdwNfd FiHnccs, son OF David
Ellis, aged yeats. Printers 10 Y. aud Iowa please
copy
Al ra.sunp.c. rob. d. Of consumption. Tifaah b..
Woods, daughter OF uca Riley e. and Lydia Woods, In
The 22i year Of her age.
A. Lunonbufgh, March 10. Mics Martha %. Chandler,
daughter Of " r. Chandler. Eco, agld 80 years.
w "A est Concord March TO- Marcus Far, secuad son
of VI Preston Miy, hged IS.
10 Luueubufgh, March 10. Mt Oliver Blake ueod
about g. years
10 Cofinih, March J.. d child Of ST. James L.. and
Mrs. tHfa Atstus aaed yrHff.
%, Cofinth Match ~ Henry runln. aged % years
Doc tohnth, March %, Mr Daniel Heath, aged about
90 Yenr
IN Coriath. March 49, MIS- Eyul Pfiof aged IS yegr'.
DO Bfooksn n. y. nn Saturday the 22d instant, AFTER
few days Illness Mr. Gudncf G. lluHi iato OF buillo-
10 voigonue., March 18th, samuel Morgan E.q aged
90 ,oafs.
To B0un. March 9i. ut the resideuee Of Richam bai.
ley, charles th,mbotiu, OF the aie Henry tham-
befiin, alou 90 yeHfs.
90 Berlin, March 20h, Mugitoi, wife nf Mf Asa
A0drews aged 20 yeurs Pa tors iu Now orb arc re-
qurstsd, &C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

% Wonderful discoveries succeed eech other 80
pidy 10 the present ugo that scarcely recover hom
The aston.hnont caused by before our ofeduliy IL
taxed by The announcement Of another sill more as
founding And among The must important discoveries
which have ever bocn made in medical science, may
numhorthat ore W. stones Liquid Calhauie, PAM
" Physie in the most desirable form, perfectly ogeesblo
to the taste aud reliable remedy Ia almost every de
ease TO which the human race are subject It, merits
caunot be to highly ettolled. Indeed It may be- called
tho panacea H. efficacy ia the Of the following
comp aints, will be readily admitted by ail who syo 10
ttal wis Habituai Costivencss, Affections of the
Liver, imputity Of the Blood, Piles Epilepsy, scfoiu-
lous add al Other humofs Dyspepsia Billions Alice
tons Dyson,cy Daubna and ai other diseases Of the
bowels will be completely removed by It's use.
Go shou, IL will reno,ate the whole system and place
&C. ioa condition resist the attack of ell contagious
di.ooses Let those who do MOI enjoy poifaot health
resort ui once ihe OF i medicine and that goat
blessing Will be at oaeo restored 10 them. 75lm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

STATE or VERMONT A ia r'os,ls coa,,; hold
April, A. q, 1876,
An lnstfu.noni, rntpnting 10 be the nsi VIII sud
To. ament of jeoo lab undtiull To Of Marshfod IN
said Distuot drcrasrd. heitg osenied 90 tho COM
here by Ingalls, tutluu. tn executor therein named,
Tor Probate; Is ufIrrrd by sud tuut ttat Hll prf-
sons roucefnvd hefein he nuthfd 20 appe u Session
of SAID COM 10 be- holden Ht tho ituhnto ON e, IA
Nonip Ter on he a2i day Of April 1885, aud she~ cause
u any hey may have against tho Probate fslid Wii
lnf which pa pose, II IL iuuher order d. th copy of
The IeooId OF This uido be- published hfee weeks
sives in he Vermont w iehmbn a state Jou nal pfnt-
ed At Monipe. ief prrious 10 sad time Hppunted TO-
hennng. true copy If Wtcoid.
6l.3w Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Jude.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
THE FOLIO WING Is NO
uU1BUG.

d a o. y 40 IH
i"' ~ ~ W. ~ i"T H""
= RESTORATIVE itsu ua short tme restore
tla liair ~hieh his beenme rray pfsmItuiey. 200 Do.
uisiual ciuf1Hne be- out hrfr Dr. fs gone, God sreti
90 sheff Do is hiint nh-0eanse W' bead OF uaad-ud
aai il hnfs- ieH"'. 'n'anron' efupn'nsi Hnd goo
w. W. ..l. .'s'. a,. '.i'. 10, s1+ '..u.
tNfNf hu'ti nrl pr" ''nfinE mHii'f ~ o. 90 docs n"i
NJ ''' 10 '' 'N''N o. P''ie1' IVA" ''''s
or .nl i'nr
'ht young w o." much anmife the p"autu lntA
.'N il-t' "' .H i'a, N' w pc i'noneah he "Hrf7
. 'Ns- ''l'l "a iNE tiNA' HHN extensive "D7'i
,t' '' y '..i'n al ool'sne fNa sllmuliiinf "i'.
Che e.-ief.ilys io oeea',ao'i b., ana Gao ,sfeg
PLeaet lu.t nsno. XIV ''si "'.s Anl pi'a hoaa' 700
.' un4N""N '"i ''n'N-n lh' rose may hio'som upon
w. N't} th.th --ln" ua.A eye pa e'rt 90 rrfe
w ago ' i'fin se ih'-' ui p'a'l % ihH nHini 90
u'.'l II 1890 10Y wv N.i'i que ~ ~ ll.-o' Do
''u's n'' 'ga' hfish 20 grey of if' on o. D..
t,.t ,, w., W., 49,. W. W. ,., n '1ul' ..l
1.n'"5 p '.i''sn iem'Hl 'f ,h'fe W." fi grey
H. ,I.,. XIV ''o i''', ,''u ~ "n' Zee lhr p-'
pf "' maNint "nf tn'" Hrpi o'tion tp me nom nnd
't p " ',,n ln p h'ai.n ~ .'ii.
g. ' ~ Tl'"' OF 'Ne neal I'ut' a9se',l.., =
n ,ov. st'"e' ho'toN. Match, go l-sf
i"i' ~ 'pi' itaf Tlt-hifinr become pifmatufeIN
WY. +u'l' 81 "'rA'Fl '' 90 .e
=, '''l ICY ".Ht",atf'' nave u-ed ie.s ih %
VIZ out ii' -'as nal'- he'' aisappetf'd 900
,.,l 10y ie' '.'l ,,l,l,u i' o. s.nal Color.
l't'No 'Nanse ' gf.lut'p gong ont SD hsrr gf"at
f"'s 'hAi D. shnit lmr my n." VIII be- ns dft De
,'o.a,s ,.5 , | t '''''n e. 'nga p, 'ar he
hn' ''5' A"d 81 hn' CEASED i1 same oat a. f'me'ly
"o'pe'uuiiy 1"uiH' ,..
Pr 81, ~ 49, ~, 30 '"' To- i'"f
b.. ny. ,.i' ~. ..,i ~ "Ae pie"lfe in
.-fi u. .,..'''Nf TO .h' magic tuccis OF 1or
h.ir co.aaoacsd f,iii.s oT u,,ii '.,, u. oll ',.
~, ,4 "l iHiuy yeais noiwi thstanding have
80 10y cee1 atet preparations for ~ fes'oriion.
'oinr WON'T adveftifenfnt was Induced 90 give you.
aree trial aoi TO uy utirt aston ''hurnt ivuad af-
tsf tow applications thhi my haif hecHmo firmly sct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

In Johnson, March H. nv Rev. James Dnughety Mt
v. G. Bonion, IT,, and Miss Sarah N Loand.
In tashuteh on the i-th ultmo, by Rev Label Spin
nef Of Aibany. Mr. NJ g. repnr, Esq. " Mofetown,
aud Miss Frances Cobb. ~ Albany
IN Iasbweh, on The 18Th ullmo, by Rev. A. L. Coop
af Mr. u. w. strong, u Beflin, nnd Miss Cafuine
Jameson, II itaslufEh
in NonhGeld, Esd ut by Rev. =. 4 Rice, Newell
Culver bud Lucy l.. uutkee. all ofN
At the Patronage In E.seS 2uh ult by Rev. o. Eaton,
Cyrus w. Gavin aud Mary Jane Douglass both Of ~
sev
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
WILKENS n Co,
New England steam Curled
Hair Depot,

NO 30 tnfl1I NTretF, D0SIOn, Mass.
Constantly hand the hesl quality Of pure iiofse and
tar at the lowest prices. Also, Wosein Sausage
Cpsings aod English Sheep skins, sofa and Chair
Syringe, Webbing, Tow, &C.
NJ b. The hughes, prices paid for raw Horse, Catile
and iogis Hair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
DENTS TRY!
DOCTOR M. NEWTON,
y Is N II lSIf
Office over Burbank 81 Langdon's Store
Main St., Montpelier, w., from date
until further notice.

'rHOsE wishing to consult uo professionally 81 ny
ufiae, must do ~ ifon ihe ist Co tho 18th Of tho
month shall Wei; Waofhuty on tho 25ih OF Jan
vary, aud shall also visit Stowe uu 10th Of Fcb-
funty. I shall remain but tow days In each place,
unlosa 10 iulhl engagements consequently, those
wishing 10 consult me AT that time will coll without
delay, thus enabling me 60 iulhi 90 engagements 10
the shortest space OF t,mo.-Pefhups II Will not be-
necessary for me 10 say anything moro In respect 20
nv qualifications 90 Dentist than that have en-
Iuyed lager practice Tor the la-tsX years than
other Dentist the state. Owing 10 some recent
Improvements aud increased ficiliurs fof the manu-
flctuto nf paris 0f full Ts uf Toeih shallh o able 20
inseti Plates Of rocth CHEAP N than any neuiist IN
tho stats and inustth1fe in went Of set Of Ienth
will ut least call me before having thcif work done
else here aud II de- .ucoasd In giving satisfac.
ion both as 10 the PRICE und work they shall BIO
Titled TO my services GRATIS AMI 50 has become
practice With certain neutsisto pay travelling ox-
expenses. shalt make my ohatgos according 10 the
oifeumstaners aud all they shall be favor
ublo a. al any other Once 10 this State.
Teeth inserted upon Gutta Percha base, if
desired.
Montpelier, Jan, l5it, 1856 7luf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

Rvv Dp. LrN,S BFtoHsn Boston says, =" hnvo
u,ed tho Yersisbe punqHlrv Bassm myself with bou-
aft n catarrhal coughs and colds and have known b. to
b., used with good effect in the cafy stages Of Pulmo
nary affection. in finos atouad ne" Reed, Cutler
CO.. Dfuggi.u, Boston, propietors. Be careful 20 get
ne reuuts. as there are many limitations. Sold 10 Mont
pohef by COLLINS PltRcE'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
Elias Rascumn,s Estate.

Distct of Washington, S. at Montpelier, within and
for said dsriet on the 29lh day Of March, A. d. 1856
AsTEPHEN BAsCUMN, administrator oa tho estate
- of Elias Bascumn, late of Worcester, In said dis
tfri decreased presents his administration account for
settlements
WHHERruroN, it il ordered that The samo be reioued
10 the 22d day Of April next, ~ the Probate Office, In
said Montpelier, foe examination aud allowance and
that all concerned be- bottled hereof By The publication
of this order IA Tho Vermont Nutchmnn aud tate Jour
nal, pnted az pole, Three week. ivcly no
may he. that toy me, nppe Ga aud az said iime
and place, # they see cause, OBJECT thereto
~ order of tou't.
a Attest, r. X. MERRILL, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and
TOYS, or superior Fireworks, to call on Hol-
den. Cutter g. Co. extensive importers, Is
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
Organ harmonious
AND
MODEL MEL0DE0NS,
MADE BY
MASON & HAMLIN,
ROsfOn, HIaSs.

The following are extracts from the opinions ofsever-l
81 leading musicians aud uiginisla who aud
sKamngd them;
They are decidedly superior 10 any others with
which am acquainted --luwfLL MAsoN.
Tho must satisfactory result uf reed appliance that
has cone under iny ohsefvaton.'-GEo. Jas WEHH.
Superior TO any that have Yet oSamiaod. "-GEo. +
Roor.
You aIo certainly producing Melodoous which in all
desirable chaWctefsics, ufo 80 iif 49, can perceive
fiuitless IVA u HRAnnUhY,
" By far the hest AMI piotshniest toned reed instfu
ment which have ever soen.n-Wa MAsoH.
Very much superior lo anf reed Instrument which
have seen, either 10 this country or ia Europe
--GUsrAvE SArtER.
have no doubt that your 'Orgtn lai monium' will
deserves bo brought into general use 10 our church
esm--B. y BAHtu
They far exceed tho expectations h1d formed, IN
tone, finish aud tnochauism.' i-JNu. ", WiLcur.
" Ia every respect they are far sunoii1r 10 any Thing
have seen OF the kiuG, either n Europe Of Amer
can-GEo. WAsHHouRNE M'noAN,
have never seen reed instrument 50 effective a.
your Ofgan Hamonum h-liENHY SrTFHFF CtrLER.
" In my upirion hey have not been equuled by any
manufaoi uied.h--s. A. BAEcHorI
" Far in advance Of any Mulodeon have ever before
seen Nv. 4. bAHcocK.
"rhey ave tho most perfect instruments Of the Kind
mAnufs ciutod, so fr rs ! tnow."-Epwts BEUoE.
Pnceof Moiodaons iom soto $500.
Pnce OF Ofgin hufmoniomi $50
or Bcfofe ooHeuling purchase Of Moiodeons,
ploase send foe Circulars, which VIII be- forwarded
to any address free, application 10 ne undeIsgned
MASON a HAMLtN,
Cambridge ~ Conner ofChafles,)
BOSTON, MASS.