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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
A List of Delinquents in the
County, and Parish Levy
for the Year 1856, IN
Jefferson County,
Virginia.

RETURNED BY ROBERT LUCAS, SHERIFF.
John " Andrews, Bunbury Bennett,
George Burke, Wesley Bgamhall' Sem
Baldwin, James Baringer, John w
Brown, Isaac Cbaplne & Son, John II
Cookus, David Conner, George Cooper
G. A Dreamer, no inhabltanl; John Gun
ming, Washington Colbert, William Dick,
Emanuel Dcrr, no inhabiIant; Perry Diggs,
George Dick, George Duke, Jr., + ID
Deck, William Day, P Devlin, Philip
Eutler, OF p, RovertY Evans, q Ed
wards, no nhabilaut; l. Eversole, do,
John Fitch, do, Eli Fzer, J 4 Fleming,
no nhabilant; Henry Fox, Abram Fiuch,
Michael Fouke, Philip Feaman, g N
Foreman, Jacob Foreman, Thomas J
Flood, w Greenwood, no inhabtan,:
Samuel Grant. do, John Gibbons, VII
liam Graham, Thomas Gay, w Horn, 2
levies, no inhabitants; D q llenkle, do,
John Hoffman, Of David, Joseph Huff.
master, Samuel ilosier, Patrick Higgins,
Edward Higgins, James Elalpen, George
Hartman, G. w Johnson, J 5 Jones, no
inhabitants; James Jones, william, Jack
son, f f Kerney, no inhabiIanG Benja,
min Kdwell, Jacob Kreizer, John "
KdweII, Joseph Kenneth, Patrick Kelley,
Daniel Logan, Adam L.cklider, Jacob Lu-
cher, E Lucas of E., Vandver Leman,
Whos McQuiIkin, George E Mouniz, NJ
B Miller, James Il Miller w b Miller, nc
inhabitanr; John McGahy, John "
Mitchell, W McMurran, no inhabllani;
+ Manuel, John Manuel, William Man
uel, George W. Mye.s, John Musgrove
John Myers, James w Myers, d, mi:
McCarrcn, Owen McCarron, Isaac Nc
CARNEY, + J Merit, no inhabiIanis 2:
rick Murphy, William Neill, Villa
Nichols, Jesse Ploughman, Samuel Pr
point, William Painter, Frank. Ray,
inhabitant; Stephen Roberts, Will;
Roach. G. w Reed, no inhsbiianl: ADJ
Rightstine, David H Sherman, Stag
milk. for several years; Conrad Smi
Henry Sigafoose, William Stevens, +
Stevens, no inhabitanl; John n SHIELD
David Shirley. Mathew SeigIer,S Snr
der,n lnhablIani; jacob Spots, A Spoys,
Christian Smith, II Slrider, of Hm.
! Chrisiopher SIaven, Patrick Scott, J mes
Fay Tor, James Trlplelt, John Thorn tson
Jacob Thompson, Roteu Tho,nr SON
NeI,on Taylor, John Trainer, Hilary
Underdonk, Henry Underdonk, Vanddten
UnderdOnk, Robert Vincenheller, dead
James ( Wise. Henry Wintermoyer ST..
| Thomas Winlermoyer, Philip Wlnter
moyer, William Winrermuyer, Juhr
Wnlermoyer. James Wight. John l
Wolff. Alexander White, \ Waters jos
Waters, Mordecia FL Walker, Cornelius
Yontz. Jacob Yontz. l39 al S2.7O-
S37J,3O.
RETURNED By n. ". MANNING, D. 8.
John w Ashby, Robert Ainsworlh, Ma
thanieI Ainsworh, James w Alhey. u
Athey, William Alvey Edward Agsn, Mel
) son Angel. Daniel Angel. Charles Ash
by, James Brady Joseph Barnett, Thorn
as Boiling, Joseph Brsiihwait, Washing
ton Brooks, John Bishop, Benjamin Bar
lrett, Martin Be!tz, Joshua Chapman
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
New Goods.

Messrs. Baker 8. Bilmyer, and Nil.
liam MOulder, are now receiving large
and extensive supplies Of Fail and Win
ter Goods which they are determined TO
sell cheaper than heretofore, ADVERTISE
menis next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
$40 q JI"p1
GBAL 81 10

In Berkeley county, on the 25'h uII.'
Frederick Siiben Small, aged Is years
IL months and 27 days.
On the 18th ult martha L. Flanagan,
aged s years. months, and 20 days,
daughter of Mrs. Francis NJ. Flanagan Of
Harpers Ferry.
On Sunday morning week, after an III
ness of 2 months, Col. JOHN GrigSS,
aged 81 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

From THE PLAINs.--Capt. Ben Rus
sell arrived al Lexington, Mo-, on Tues
day last, after an absence of some three
months, during which time he has visited
Salt Lake City, and intermediate points.
He says that the Cheyenne Indian depre-
dalions are undated AMI are daily grow
ing Of a more daring and aggravated char
acter. When he left Salt Lake the Nor
mons had fortified Fort Bridge, and say
they will defend that fort against the pas
sage of United States troops that they
will whip out all the United States troops
tina, can be sent against them.
On the way in. Mr.. Russell was chas
ed by the Cheyennes, on several occa
sions. Their shots came so near his des
traction as to pierce his saddle bags, coal
and hat, vet he arrived unhurt.
He says that two weeks ago. three
men, in the employ of Russell 81 Nad
dell. were killed BY the Cheyennes. They
also stole some fifty head of stock, ant
some TWO hundred Uniied States gun:
from the trains OF those gentlemen. The
Indians, he adds, are pIOwling aroun(
Fort Laramie, and declare their intention
Of taking that post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
For the West.

On Tuesday morning last The cars left
Winchester for Harper's Ferry, with a
large number Of passengers on board. A.
bout forty OF the number were from Shen.
andoah County, bound for Indiana, for
the purpose of making that Stale their fu.
iure home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
Cool.

The weather has been remarkably cool
during the past week. particularly of
mornings and evenings. Stoves have
been brought into requisi,ion. and fire is
indispensable for comfort. Fall is here
and win'erwi!l soon be upon US. Wood
and coal will be in demand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
Bishop Johns.

The rite of confirmation was admins
tered, in This place, on Sunday last, by
Bishop JOINS, Of the Episcopal Church,
10 six persons. The sermon, which was
an excellent one. was preached by him.
10 crowded auditory.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

A GnAssHoPPER SHowER.--By a let
ter from Kansas we are Informed that on
the AL. Of August last, at 3 p. NJ, a
cloud of singular yelowish appearance
arose in the North, near the village Of
Manhattan, and soon the storm burst up
on the inhabitants. 1t was neither rain,
hail, or snow, but grasshoppers, and in a
bout ten minutes the ground was covered
with them. They came i'll droves, and
struck the houses like hail-slones.
Soon the ground was slrewn with corn
leaves and ears, some of which, two in
ches through, were eaten off half their
length, some with the husks and corn
trimmed as with knife, leaving the bare
cob standing. Two and half acres OF
buck wheat, three acres of turnips, water
melons, and all vines on which they fed,
were eaten up, except those on the south
side Of piece of millet. la fact they
cleared out every crop except sugar cane.
There was field of sugar cane with coin
on both sides Of it, the corn was taken
and the cane left. The gGasshoppers re-
named at Manhattan forty-elght hours,
and seemed 10 be travelling South. stop.
ping there to feed. When they left, they
passed over Ogden high in the air, and
did not descend. The cloud seemed to
be about ten miles wide.--UnadiHO
| Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

| RojJrood .Acciden.-As the night 'fai1
on the Orange and Alexandra RAILROAD
was coming up near Brandy SIa'i'n' d
few nights since, Mr.. Joseph Parish De-
mo on the track. endeayored 10 ny Tue
exreriment OF letting the cars come SS
near as possible with view OF jumping
acr. s. the track 10 test the spefd OF INC
engine: in other words, TO see how near
he couId escape death without beng Kill
led Inn he was not so lucky in the expe-
riment as he had hoped. Having passed
the middle of the track the cow-caicher
struck him, knocking him 20 or 81 iee'
rracturing several OF his ribs and o'eaN'ng
his leg, producing at the same ume con-
cussion Of the brain.
Horticultural Fair and Caihe oho",
Tie fifth Annual Agricultural Far ano
Cattle Show for Frederick County. Md
will take place at the Show Grounds ~
Frederick City, on the 18Th, l4'h' lom'
and 10Th of October.
alleged Cure for the Hog Choiera' .
"A farmer in Perry county, n.y. states
tina, he has cured every case OF "hog chol'
era" which has occurred in his drove, by
throwing the suffering animal on bIsI
back, forcing open his mouth and apply,
ing a small quantity Of tar to the roots OF
his tongue. This is certainly worth try
ing.
The best capital for young man Is
capital young vile. So young gent IN,
forms US, who has just gone and done H.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

.l.,..., EvnS, -,saSI Sneet1,
Sipes, Jacob Suider, Of Wm., L Stead
man, James Sleadmsn, JOHN Slesdnsn'
A j S!eadmsn. Al Shewbridge. 1bos
Thompson. sr.. John Thomas. Thomas
Viands. John Vlands. John WIh. Benz
Huntington, Thomas W'ii, dead. William
WlIt~hire, Aaron Wil,shirr, Philip WInk'
Ter, John Wolf, Jacob W'od, p + ng'
gin,on, Waus WalsoD. A J Vigglnion'
Isaac Ysnlls. 1874 at s2,7O-s496,oo'
DelInquents of 1856 reIurnsble
by X. Lucas, Sheriff. s3Io,ao'
Returned by N w. Manning.
d. s. Ao,iV'
Returned by J w. Campbell, :,
ID. S. 49o'oV'
slala.2O.
Add On Free Neoroes. $3.50.
TOTAL DeIinquen,s of 1856 sl366.2o
Published by order Of the Couri,
Testf, ~
tt t,- 8, r. A. MOORE, Clerk.
/ October 10, 1857. 81.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
Reated.

MIR. Csc. w. Fox has again leased the
Merchant Mill, in this place, owned by
Mr.. JACOB STALky, and is Cow in opera
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

The Small Pox is prevailing al the
Frankfort Mines, in the vicinity of Pied
mont, and at Bloomington, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
Gp{Y q ~ e, q? {, .sleS9
cLLl r.. ~ ~ - 81 Gr-SOo

At the residence Of Mr.. John Kiser,
near HedgesyiIc, on 24m ull., by f. III.
Richey Mr. Dapid Heller TO Miss CWh-
arinc A. KiSer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

7 MAN LOST IN A Corn FIELD.z-Grea'
soIicitude was created short time since
bv the absence of our old friend, Daniel
s. Morrison, of HoISpring County. Ha
has a very remarkable field of corn, and
walking down one evening to see what
DAMAGE the coons were doing, he chan
o, d 10 stroll too far from the fence, and
s,on became lost and bewiidered in The
immense growth of corn. He wandered
for three DAYS. subsistng during that time
on green corn. His negroes becoming
alarmed about him commenced dIIigent
search. and found him on The fourth day.
lie was then buslIy engaged in rubbing
two dry sticks together TO make tre'the
green row corn having produced an un-
pIeasant sensation on his stomach. tie
thinks he would have found his way out
the third day, but he got into patch OF
Black Republican beans, and then gave
Rock, arkansas, Gazette.
A correspondent of the Charlottesville
Advocate, writing from Texas, says that
some portions of that Stale have been al
ficted with severe drought the past
summer. In some sections there was
not ear of corn raised; and the cattle
were dying from starvation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Repairing Of Clocks, Watches,
IF w ELF Y


NHE undersigned hereby gives notice
/ that they have entered INTO Co-Par''
uership for the purpose OF carrying Oh
SILVERSMITHlN& in all lis various
branches, repairing of
Clocks, Watches, AccOrdcOnS, Bracelets,
and every description of JEWELkl'
&C., &c, and would respectfully request
all persons who are IN want of such ar'Ic'
les repaired to favor them with their pat
ronage. All work warranted, and gener-
al satisfaction given. and cheaper thar
any where else. CO. Terms Cash.
p. S.---We will also manufacture Jew
elry of all kinds, Silver Spoons and Spec
lacies, at the shortest notice.
HOOVER 81 MILLER.
Shepherdstown, Oct. 10, 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

DEED! REID! REID !-"Ye afflicted
IL read, -" the following Certificate of a cure
o. over 20 ycara siandmg:
II. I. HEL,UBOLD-Deo Sir have been
,Ioubcd with an aflc Of The Bladder and
X idueys FOR over twenty years. have trleG
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded 10
give your Genuine Preparation trial, as had
ne ord it highly spoken Of ltadordet me i'm
mediate relief. have used three bottles, and
! have obtained more relief from lis effects and
feel much better than | have for twenty years
previous. have ihe greatest faith in lis viz
tues and curative powers, and shall do all in
my power 10 make it known to the afflicted
doping this may prove advantageous to you
la assisting you 10 introduce the medicine.
am truly yours, NJ. MCCORMICK.
Lewislown, fa, Jan. %, loa7.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
menl, be refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. " m. b. jcr, Ex-Governor, fennsy wanna.
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. j. G. Knox, Judge, TIoga Co., Pa.
Hon. J ). Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. d. K. Porter ex. Governor, Pennsy lvanla.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. X. G. GFjer, Judge u. =. Court.
Hon. q. w. w oodwerd, Judge, FhiIadephla.
Hon. w. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Phade! PhIa.
BON. John Bigler, ex.Governor California.
Hon +. Banks, Auditor General; w ashlngton'
And many others, if necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10
s Z, 35A&IBG5,
SHEPHERDS TOW n

For the week ending Oct. 10, 1857.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-10

The best capital Tor a young man Is
capital young vile. So young gent IN,
forms US, who has just gone and done H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
TANEY ~ TANEY

The Albany EreHing journal, as the best
answer to Judge fancy in 1857, brings up a
decision of the Judge in a similar case in
lsf3. II seems that in that year James Ash.
Maryland negro and slave, sued for his free
dom in the Circuit Court of the District of
Columbia, as bred Scott did in that Of Mis-
souri,. The case was in like manner carried
up to the United States Supreme Court But
1t met with different reception and differ
ent decision.
Mr.. Chiei-Justice fancy delivered the opin-
ion Of the Court. 1t is found in Howard's
Reports, Vol l, PIP. l2-l4.
This case" said his Honor, lis brought
here by writ Of error from the Circuit Court.
and came before that Court upon a petition
Tor freedom. II appeared upon the trial that
the petitioner was the property of Mary Ann
greenfield, OF Prince Georges Co., in the
State OF Md, who died in 1924. having first
duly made her last viii and testament. where
by among other things, she bequeathed the
petitioner, with sundry other slaves, to her
nephew, u. 4. Greenfield, with a proyiso in
the following words Provided. he shall not
carry them out Of the State Of MARYLAND. or
sell them TO any one, in either Of which events
will and devise the said negroes to be free
Tor lie.' Upon the death Of the testatrix. G
T. Greenfield took possession Of the petition
er James ASH until December. 1889, when
he sold the petitioner TO the defendant will
iams,( and the petition for freedom was filed
shortly after the sale
Upon this evidence the Circuit Court in
stFucted the Jury that by the fact of such sale
OF the petitioner the estate or property Of the
petitioner 80 beqnoathcd 10 Greenfield ceased
and determined. and he therefore hecamo ON.
titled to his freedom We think the beouest
IN the will was a conditional limitation of
freedom to the Petitioner. and that it took ef-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
" a AaAsAaAHAhs
County CLERK.


A company of Yankees headed by Hon.
Eli Thayor Of Massachusetts,, and under a
choator from the New York Legislature, con
template buying the worn-out lands Of the
slavocratic portion Of Virginia at Virginia
prices, renovating these lands with Yankee
skill and selling them ultimately at Yankee
priccs-of course at great profit Old Vir-
gina is withered, worn out thrinless, and
absolutely poor--being burdenod with a state
debt Of some thirty millions of dollars, while
her ability to pay is annually diminishing
Her worn out lands are now cheap. but with
free labor and skill they may be quadruped
in value, and so vastly increase the taxable
property Of the State Indeed, by this i'm
provement, the ability to discharge the state
debt may be ultimately reached and yet the
Slavocratic oligarchy, driven on by the slayo-
cratic land democratic) newspapers, are en-
dcavoring TO prevent this proposed benefit
to their state, by threatening the incoming
Yankees with tar feathers and hemp In
the mean time, Mr.. Thaycr says he is not
frightened; that muldtudos Of the land
holders Of Virginia ,slayeholdcrs included
app owe Of the plan, offer their lands dog
cheap, and take stock in the company and
that the Maryanders are looking hopefully
for like measure Of relief. Mr.. Thayer will
therefore make the trial, come what will. and
the world will have the chance to see whether
the Virginians viii really choose slavery and
poverty in preference to free labor, improved
agriculture, enlarged population and a roplcn-
ished treasury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLABKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PHI

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke "
D.. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This m,si
liable Medicine is unfailng IN the cure Of all those psr
u and dangerous diseases incident to the female con.
tuition.
II modcracs an excess, removes an obstruction. ana
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous 30 COM
hnementi they iorug the constitution. ami lessen is
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child
These PH sloid not be- fak,a by females da,fag ,1e
FIRST THREE MONTHSot Pregnancy, as tA,g a,.
sure 70 bring Miscarriage ba at any oAsy time te
ar, sgE
Ia all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain IN
the Back and Limbs Heayiness Fatigue ON slieb, 3d.
crton, Palpiiation Of the Heart, Lowncss Of Soiri,
Mysteries, Sick Headache. Whites and all the painfi
diseases occasioned by disorderod SYSTEM these pH
will effect when al other means have failed. and
although powerful remedy do mo-; contain iron caIos
anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price.
the United States and Canada, one Dollar.
Sole Agents for This oounty.
C. BALDWIN & CO..
Rochester. y. Y.
FUTILE MOSES. Auburn \. Y. GENrnALAer,r.
n. B. slo0and postage stamps enclosed to any ,u.
horfcd Agent viii insure bottle Of the Pills ty return
mail
FRED. j.. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent 70,
Vermont
}. NJ HENRY, Agent for Waterbury w., aud one
Druggist in every town i'm Che United States. 27lr
rhcrc many witnesses n our state. Of thc wonder.
fsl curative rropcriics of "BACHE's AMERICAN
COMPoUND,' and the day IS not Or distant vh,1t
Will become the only STANDARD Remedy Tor Chronic d..
cases. The Advertisements vn BE- found in another s.
umn 83lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
LATER PROM CATIFORNTA

NEW YORK. April steamship George
Law arrived shortly after noon to-day, bring
ing nearly one million and a quarter in specie,
and San Francisco dates to the morning of
the 23d ult.
The California news is meagre. No further
action has been had in the Legislature CON
corning the State debt. The prisoners in the
state Prison were starving. Some had al
ready died The Legislature appropriated
$4,000 for their relief.
Trade at San Francisco was improving
Chinese produce had largely increased-teas
fully fifty per cent. Flour had declined 25
per cent, closing at Sll for superfne.
Receipts Of gold dust very large.
Dates from Greytown are to April 2 Col
Lockbridge went up the river March "a. with
all his forces, to attack San Carlos. When
last heard from he was at Machuca Rapids
intending to attack Castillo next morning
Sunday. 27th. lie had removed everything
from San Carlos and Serapiqui previous to
leaving.
There was nothing later from Walker.
There was some excitement on the lsthmus.
growing out of the apprehensions of an at
tack OF the natives upon the foreigners The
kaliroad Company were taking every precau-
ton to protect the passengers and property in
transit
4 bearer Of dispatches from Bogota took
passage in the George Law at Aspinwall. ON
his way to Washington with the news that
MI Morse had been refused all negotiation
on the Panama riot question.
proposition was made in the New Gran
adam Senate to send force to the Isthmus.
which met with opposition
NEW YORK, April l3.--The Eroress pub
fishes despatch, dated Aspinwail, April 4.
stating that Lockbridge captured Castillo.
March 30 with great loss to the enemy, and
but trihing to himself,
MORE FILLrBUsTERING.-T New Or
leans correspondent of the Baton Rouge Id
poeafe says scheme is on foot in New Or
leans to send a fllibustering force into the
northwestern part of New Granada, living
Immediately south of Costa Rica, for the pur
pose Of wrenching it from that country. and
erecting it into an independent government.
UrAH.-The New York HeraH saws the
administration propose to send to Utah mil |
itary force Of twenty-five hundred men. Off !
cored by men of character who have families
and Judges and executive officers of worth
aud high standing, who have families. are 10
be appointed in the place of Brigham Young
and his satellites. These measures will, it is .
oeueved, afford ample protection to the terri |
torlal iunctionares, and at the same time i'm
part an enlightened and purer tone to the
morals of the community The Herald con-
meets the order recently issued from the War
Department, Withdrawing Gen. Harvey from
the conduct Of the Indian war in Florida
anu directing him to repair to Fort I.eaven-
worth, there to await special instructions, with
the scheme
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
TO CURE A COLD.

Recipe that rarely ever fails.--Nuw, while winter
w'h its burthen Of Colds aud Coughs is with u.s. We ih
remedy that will relieve such ,isitauons should BE- hl
przed' and al who know the worth 3f this rcmedg
Nlii DO 40 We d-pFizc it douhy. Take double dose U
Dr. 0ANtoios iNveoRAroR, and it will give You craa
ef i'hi Than au, other medicine ever tried, tr ",
have rarely GO repeat the dose Pc entirely hoc from
Cough and as soon as hc lungs have time 90 throw oF
'h' collected matter, %, cure j. complete As family
medicine for the cure OF Bowel Diseases. Worms. DE-
mngemont OF The Stomach and Liver we can recommend
it knowingly Iscc Advertisement a3Im
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

DRowNING.-A young man whose name
we have not learned, was drowned last Mon
day evening, at North Danville. In company
with three others he was standing on cake
Of ice in the river, Engaged in guiding the
floating cakes Of ice so that they might pass
over the dam without doing injury The cake
on which they stood, which was supposed to
be firmly attached, started suddenly, and was
carried away by the current. Two Of the
men sprung for the shore and escaped. the
Others went over the dam, One of them
managed to retain his position on the cake
OF ice and was rescued after being carried
down stream quite distance, but the Young
man above named disappeared in the boiling
HOOD when he went over the dam, and was
not seen Afterwards Caledoniaa.
RULE MAMuFAcToRY. - The Christian
Messenger says that Mr.. Roys Jones, an ingen-
ious mechanic OF Northfeld, has commenced
the manufacture af wooden rules for carpen-
try, board, wood. and timber measuring of
all sorts. For workmanship and accuracy
they are superior. There is one before MS of
his own devisng, by which the cubic contents
OF round timber may be read off =" like a
book This makes arithmetic of little ac-
count.
IL David Wilmot has been nominated for
Governor by the Republicans of Pennsyl-
yania.