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,. Herdman & Co.,

j. Herdman ~ Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEAIRRS IN GOLDAND SILVER
y Com FO.eign AID Domestic Exchange. UncurTeni
Mouey and Land Warrants Col ecious n the United
Sfafes Canada and EurDpe. prnInp.lF attended to
Asentsfurtl Liserpo0 and Nav York Screw Steamship
Lire v which Passageczn be secured eithtT 10 fron
rvernl n tie advertised Passasec also be
ure rom Jve-pc0l 10 Nezs York, Quebec aEd New Or
lrsns hy The regular lines Of sailing Packet ships Also,
rom Havre Hamburg and Bremen 10 New Il. DTafts
frishel yanae thrGE utfhc Continent
az For an (rsat Britain Ireand-- For further Par
,Ieulargzpry Il the Banking ard EEehanee 0dice Of
J. HERDMAN = CO.
spr- diff - III Weir ~ rseS. .Cieveland, Ohio
a I waiTSES- A. n srANnART- c W sTASDAET
WHITMAN STANDARD X CO.
wv R.nLers and tealsrs IN Foreign and Domestic EX
-hsnrs 70 Sapsrnr street. We draw direct On Lon
d5a and W. furl,sA Drafts f5r amount ayabe a al
sbs ta In England Ireland. Scotland, Frauce
a srany Collecfl0ns made on all accessible points
ihrosghou me UaIt d Siares aad Ganalss ian.:ly
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DEATH OF MIssIoNARY.-Tbc Rev. Justus
H. VintOn, distinguished Baptist Missionary
at Rangoon, Burmah, died on the 3Ist of March,
Of fever. He was one of the most seIf-sacrifi-
eing and devoted of men, and his death is
ssayy blow to his many friends in Burmah and
this country.
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90 OAPITALISTs-

YHE COMMISSIONERS of Cuva-
hos1 County will On The l0th June next be pIe1r
fifteen thousand dollars the Bonds Of said County
Riesea teesond dollars sf the Bonds Of said couurv
payable Ia ISL. -''
Iiassn heusaad dollars Of the Bonds Of sad County,
payable IN ls72 ''
said Bonds are ssued By virtue Of the powers conferred
On the Coiissoncrs By Of the Gcreral Assembly
o the Sae uf Olio passed February 10 ls7 which a
hLes tlen 70 bJr oW SeFeniyFe Taousand Dollars 10
9e e1peHied IN the erection OF Court House for said
Couuly - -
HE bonds are for $500 each bearing interest At the rate
y even PIT cent per aunum, ptyabesem ly-lrn-
ci2is AMI interest rayabl- tie cily oi New York
mere are no Claims The county which thev have
nol me Weans 10 pay presentation -
The anuunt OF taNabls pTupsrr n thu county on tl IN
pe o. le5 Is something thirty 81 ous o ol-
me levy io county urf ses (excusve Of the levy for
bullllos and road purpusesl was ~ mil
Iinse wishing % s. aud dsifing further
a. 10 the aanelal cuudif Il the county are Invited 10 III
Il THIS once BF ortes OF the Board
WILLIAM FULLER, Clark
Oince Of ne Cunn1lsslcndr y Of Cuyahnga Col
.- - Cleveland May n, ls5s
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hOCTOR HALJWELJ. DENTTST

u and iiralaie q he CeyeIand MedicaI ColleFe
10 supply the oss Of Teeth which never chsnee
color decay without springs Of description
which perfectly resemble that the practsed eve
Of Dentist could not detect No extraction OF ay
painful OPERATORS the following charges single
toseh- Sl-fuil setts iron so upwards-
Dr II having made he is pared will
ull ssts Of PoFceain Teeth, patsatsd b. DR.
Loonnis, lsee opinions OF the press
Dental Rooms over Ch1rchills Drug Store, Publ
squHs. Ians.dkW
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TEE NEW CAsKET.

a III - Il II u AUL UF No
pIuseulent md rchnomenf the tsObscrbcrt1tesr
ing tlat ne s now prepared 10 furnish a. entire
@ IN me Jndet' ns line superior TO anvthing
~ - onteel II . el lhis own uufacturr made
pa sas rannlns the etife lensth top fa lSartb
view can Be had with ease. - - 'e-7s-
IAe C8SkEF has none oTthe gloomy and unpleassut an
oeS o. the Old style OF Collins They are per ecfv
light and are YER light and convenient for fr1osr
- ~ pltlngl N vaults, OF common niermenis "A SIM
III article = much uSed % eastern cifi-s =
Fetsls losing trleuds and wishing 10 urorra
the ahuve line. will find II much % tief i5fsrs ~ -
= IN uli5 lor themselves. where they VII 6nd 1870
attfniiou gwen. DAM. " uIJTsY IrDj.rtsI '1A1
Glote and June f57-mhec.lqT ~, e. 49,
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8nmkErs.
Markham s. Co.,

- tSsocessors 20 Harness. Hi 4 CO..
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and eotnahli1s B1aking Ofre. situated GU he
corner oi River Light House stress. Merchants
Bock aad beg to asursaI hose who eutrust buslssS
our hands, PROMPINESS and On the most LI1ERAL
rERNs. -
We are iag and selling LAND WARRANTS ATTEST
New YcjRK EXCHANGE. Boa N aaa SslS : G.
GOLD. SILVER and UNCU EKENr NOTES WAN
yisE an extensive Correspondence. are prepared to
n COLLECTIONS N tins and adj nuils states, with
lnake h and Al log ra.es-
dssfaS REFERENCES:
; I Evsri.t Esq-. Cashier BrozdEzy Bank. n Y
= r H.EdF. ESq CashieI Com Br- Bank. CleFeland
hessrs- Carpenter 4 YeruIiiye, Bankers. n Y
SaHilTd 4 Co Bankers Buffalo. y
Carev. HoN7ard > Ssnssr, Nerchalts. y. Y
Grvea 4 Sesgell Baakers, y Y
e tsEynne \ Day. Bankers. y Y
II II & J. n. stevens. Bankcrs. y. y
Co1k = SsrEen Baukers, D1ssnpgrt. l0Na-
Marshall \ isley. Bankers. Milwaukee. Wis
Hoinan ! g lpeke. BllkeTS. Chlc1go, III
W L p Litile c. Bankers. saga av, Nh
+ .iiis. Brown 8 Co. Bankers Cinciunzil, %.
" II Williams A Co. Bank. r, Pitfeh'h, Pa
W. L Curry 4 Co. Bankers, lTle, Pa
Theroa pAfdee Esq Cashier Mclean Co Bank Bloom
ing. on. III
G w " IsOasr5 Esq. Cashier Auburn City Baak. Au
NeisOa @ BesIdslsy, esq Plesi5eni cayusa Co Bank,
fI--e7,--5 n nh - rs5s-nh1r-i -
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No ELEcTION--The Episcopal Convention Of
Minnesota which recently convened at St Paul,
adjourned without eIeeting Bishop, owing to
a disagreement between the clerical and lay
delegates.
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NO. 141.
LOOK Ar THE TRUTHT
IINO THOSE WHO WIcu 10

1nOoE WHO WISH TO MAKE
= lelletl n IN thsir talofing bills spd s-r So :.
~ a 80 1 GO hing would inv te your aitepfi1
- .. eli knoan HAT you can co. vfnf rnrF =,
80 Sl@ll s5reets hY BOUTALE for a eo5d ae,i -
mi - eoll8sd o Eay In the Iarrs y ores rd ~ -
,-r- ~ nilJe by meu Of the best ablfy an
- iIhnte5 o. sale J. b keeps e5uslanfiv i hal
iee5s -lsg y ~ Ainds q Cioihs AMI Cents y 80
ll.4es ms pm Is the times + IN vvn,jd
tAi lns re.sln be Is enabled ia sell e,ois chez
l-h othe5s Is N tue feet tina. he Is himself = Ps,~i
rcSt - uleA az ms oWa business, and has NJ use
rhlCES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS. w
Cgttlng and hakng Double Breast Fru C,o,t f = m
p4 70 Sinsls do. from 81 90 u s. % "a SarF az
cr Under Cat from 81 90 10 g iss DO panfs
Sth tIialning, - e8to 81 1d do Verts VIII tr -
S-eu ~ - = Boys Cloth Sac ets mn iur sna fS35
ming from 81 81 70 81 so '->iis anu uiHt-
CLOTHES CLEANED PRESSED. REPAIRED 80
:. jo'Sw ii ! 81 s. Ga cii;ir s,r.., -,,,,. -.
4 tINHATCHER, BURT q co. PRO-
s1 eis q HOVE Patent Illss dse and wholesale
Track SN.'s 4oos oi = T. {. K. R.
b sso poSseSs fait fr receiving and SHINING
o-esi tAlrOld iron Gindsfonss Buiding & one nd
~ ,s s an snds directly from cans ts vessel and
al ie assignments artedelO With promptass and ,t fair
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MISSIONARIES TO ToJERUsALEN.-Messrs.J James
Barclay and wife, missionary to Jerusalem, and
z. G Barclay, physician to the mission at Je-
rusalem, sailed from Boston on "Wednesday for
Alexandria, Egypt.
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" B.-Haying learned that persons elsmins to Do this
wurk. and IN many cases Ginning sgeats
viii say that % TINS date have ageua
the u A, Who have night from the above paienss
such claim. and IN those a1har inrngement
iuposonif an nimpositon, lei il Work cure
II inringement, will due attend to that
- NJ L WRIGHT, NJ. ID,
seut9 Actua for the Cunu1nv-
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meeting of the Disciples Of Lake and Geanga
counties, viii be held under their large Tent
near the Female Seminary, in Painesville, com
mencing Friday, June lIth. Elder J. II. Jones,
and other Ministers from abroad, are expected.
- P.r.nesriNe TsLcrrrrL
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1855
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.


u Plain and Ornamental rntin Of every description
done the Printing Is establishment Of The Locder Oee
the latest improved mostrapid presses tn
best siy.e. short notice. AMI II reasonable rates Par
ucuar aeniln paid TO blank wok Every descrt,i0a oi
Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C &c
n For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
rFTom an EXCHANGED
EAGLE FHE FIRsT-BV ALFRED TENNYsON.
lie clasps The erag with crooked hands.
Close 70 tie in lonely lands.
Ring'd with the world be stands,
The wrinkled sea beneath him craEls;
lie watches from his mountain walls,
And ike a thundsrbolt be falls.
EA0EL YE sEcOND-BT C. wHILLIEINs.
With hooked claws be clasps ye fence.
Close by ye hen roost garing thence
He spies q mice. what's got sense
Ye mice beneath I well see him:
lie v1teheih from his loly lirah.
T0en jumpeth down and grabbeth him.
Ps.--The difference though only faint
-TEixt that and this I now will paint.
His esgefs Wild. my esgel amt
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THESE MACHINES CAN BEsOB-

Il famed a. MRSUFAcTOET PRIcEs with klos edge
fr uurkIny atthe Of the suscrlhor where
pcctullF Invite the pubic 70 all ard them
PRACTICAL ope ston with the FOOT and where
Is advantages other machiues for ftmy be
SEEs better N descrbed uaPer The decided prefer
ence glvent ese macniaes - hnse that give th-n
anr1On and al that hfFc them shou IND uca
thnse that feel interested SEWING Machines 70 bear IN
mind that in these rhines conlbiae AZ de
oriamis usf such As hemiag satherng &r All orders
cuires BY let oherrF viii with
atteh'ioa by JNO. STRONG. Ageut, Me lodsoa block,
y Superior St Cleveland. OHIO. Send fcr Cirruiar
hefe Is bu <e wing Machine taf i WI EEL
ER ! WILsoN'S-s-Juags MeiGs. Of The Ansresn Ia
Efifufe
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The HORTIcBLTURAL SocIETY--Meets in the
WeddeH House at two O'Clock this afternoon. :,
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r. R. R.

- CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Mhng diseases that afecf humsny inherited heir
looms frm the diseased hoIes OF s1Cky Scroua.
CONSUMPTION, syphilis and Fits among the
mon Of consIItu.iona diseases Now, we Dot how
many generations the seeds OF these diseases may have
been establish ed the system, coptng The bood-RA
WAYS RENOTATING REsoLvENr Niu eradicate irom the
bodies Of the scied every a tice Of diseased deposits
md fll the veins with new. pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWkN,s RENoyArlNG RESolvENT should be hailed a
blessing by every aoher. throughout the lard whose
infa ara cted with Sores Humors &C. Thf 50 reak
ngs nus earlyI Evidence Of dsease transmitted
tDm the parent stock few doses OF the RENovATTNa
kEsoLvEN viii eradicate every yesse OF the dsease and
insure the child sound and beallhy BODY.
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New Painting Establishment.

O1 The Pubic Square, one door North Of Ken
dalEs Store
IASCOTT Il HOPKINS ARE
prepared 10 do House, sign, Carriase md CrnsueBtaI
PaintiHgIm ating Of Woods MARBLES PDSIbSnrt1 i ~
Otuels solclted aDZ9lV TASCOTT X HOPKINS
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At Prices 70 Suit the T;mo,

IA AZ klnds Of JoBBING. ROOFING. EAVE TRoIJGH
On SHORT MOTT r ~ - ---4eis a9e
p Inc pro1i O. Tie pudding Is ints chewing Of the sna
well known stand OF - '..e N'N Auu
-s-BueA Patent Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes, So
mras.,s,,,vz n, VI MARVIN.
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TlHATOHER RITR5I = ~, 8 -I1I,n
s 4 D HE a

AND ENAMELED CRATES
w I MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
~ SQUARE, (South sidel has ust received f,es6
% @ .S lAauiaetory oe Of the large and besf assoTi
ENA1IELED CRATES,
Eyer brought to this market He alvvarsEeens n, b n,
- li es, ~ mos, approved styles o. COOKING and
Ma'atf faet'ired Expressly for this Market, and
= "arTanted to gre PeIteet Satisfaction.
ne also IS Constantly supplied with an assortment f
49, - @ aLs "a House Furnishing Artic es anl his on
Sheet nres large stock In C0pYsr and
ll.af Alec
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4 = . &
C0aI-.C00I--(OFEE,

NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ superior article Of BITUMiNOUS COAL which Is
particularly adapted domestic purposes well loT
and smith he had OF the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orcrs city foreign tade viii be executed with dis
nafc Delivered Of the qualify
which vii please n ieft al either Of ofces.
or te GaylGrd iiamms1d. No 30 oSuperlorst
SCOVILL 4 WHEELER,
octT No 4 River Sirrff and c. 4 =. Coal Pier.
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n TfEiimOnials and Rrferrn.ts.

have aed with care. Tor the last three ysa-s
the above method OF making aud p wing Artlfcal Tech
a tie Laburaiory Of r Srghi, and use and can
Ey wiki cauhdence that hrs plan the knJwu one
aud entirely successful when made under his obserTaiu
The supe0rty Of tins kind Of eal work Eold OF an
knd Of melac plate, cannot be Questioned. the
mentin Dr Nryts Circular Of the number Of
his work has take the Place Of sUid plate, Much
OF tins WORK gold Plate had bce1 ruIshel by the hs
Dcufists ~ the country not covenant h the sue
cf Porcelain work the IDS olherx than Dr.
Wright. II A ACKLEY, NJ .
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C0AL---COAL

NOW Is THE TINE TO GET IN
~ your " WintersupDly We dailY receIU aspien-
did ariIse for Stoves aid Gates WHICH sell s3tS
pei Partles wiss u purchase wlli do vel - give
Us call All through the Post Oce promptly al
tended Offices and Yards c. 4 p r. r. Pier aad II
SGais JOIN HavS co
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q For late City News, see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
rcrmunt Suatrbman s. State Journal
rco.isnso pysr rn,oAr nonSrso, ny 3. p. WALTON.

sratisnen EvEnY rntDAY MoHNiNG, BY D. p WALTON
rERMs-si 50 c,sh loo advance 81 90 " payment
is normadc On advance interest always chargabe nom
bc end of the year u packets to one address, ucopca
f,f -l2 OO, and 20 copies for ~ o. tHtdr"Oy I"
ndruHtt.
Annexed is Hst Of agents to receive subscriptions
al,c.u .cuunts aud communications and ackn0WlfnBg
payment iur tnc same.
for Bminrcc. j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Broukhcld, h. NJ. JihAN,
Bcrin. ID. B BOSWORIH,
Cabot J.. ID. PUTNAM,
Du.bury j. d. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elmlic. J.. NJ. CIRCUIT
I,depark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson c. w. SCOIr
Lincoln. SIMEON i. RALPH,
Lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Narshhad !. A. BEMlS
Alorrisyiilr. j. G.. MOVES,
Middc.cx, JESSE JOHNSON, it,,
Northdcld T.. SMITH,
Orange VI. G.. CROSS,
PIanhcld. A. L. BANCROFT
Randolph. j. x. PARISH,
Rochester. y. ID. BRIGGS.
South Huduick. ADOLpHUS HOLTON,
Stowe. EMERY TOWN,
runbrIge AARON y. KING.
Waterbury, j. r. HENRY,
Wait.6ald aud Favstuu, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
WiUnmsiown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wulrou y. JONES,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
r- Persons Zoo other towns disposed 20 act a. agcHts
win bc added Co thc list ON application
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

',uS' e.a'ih away tne )eacoh' VINO hau g"'
po'u oi hlln' ana rush'h up 10 me tho minute
come into inc room
~ says - sne an she s. up sIa'!S
"'''." W oe' 'uouBh' says J. hoPcu nc
so 'Bn. W uI'' anu .aNe ner' anu no'"
NJ SP''y W "t VI y" lu' twas ms ''Sn''
3u' 'nc DCocon 'ooN MN ag'n' ana 'a'HcG 20
~" !" ms P'iu'ol'" way, anu lIu nun
i"'o 'no oVu'oo" auu "en' oe0H 10 A}uu
""o was : eiI must "o9u WIN i'sN'' anu 'O'u
n'I Wn9' ,,,, n"1 hoPPeneu' go
WA, 40 you 'n'hN ne II oo s'l' Sne'
WI" as loon' 49,. e,
nc can 90 no'h'h WIN youI is,nci a-
lohe, says ! Out u you re theio' "lli n.'Nc
an the difference Now your time gor'gn,
down throw yourself into Enos' arms and and
declare you never VIII De sep fateu rom MN
"sin ,na' give suehS'n ana courage an"
you u nave your way sure as latc .
Oh, ! never could 40 u IN TINS WotlU
says Ayuoy' ! M sorry ne mas come why
ana you write to him; Oh dear Oh dear
NAT made me so provoked win her /
oian Know what 70 say or DO went down
STAIRS Everybody was on tptoe TO know
what was goln on IN the bedroom finally,
the door opened and tnos came out. iiis mead
was down, and his hat over his eyes an" ne
9''s5eIc" nHc drunken man ne "e"o"''
""' 1ou'"o nun, loo"'h "i'ner oNI' S@"
li" LOOK lh hls lie' ana solemn as uea'h' nc
kinder stiddied Enos by the arm and seemed
10 be tryln TO say somothin comiorun TO
him' but his lips hardly moved aud couldn {
hear sound come out of EN-, though the
room was jest then so still you could heard a
pm drop. lie took him to the door and then
] see { ltnos was goin' way agin thouta word
with LYddy felt as if twas my own case
for all the world, and l could hardly keep
shrekin right out; but held in, and sprung
artcr him. determined to have jest one word
IN bis car if died fort! Jest then the door
was opened
Good Heavens y says the Deacon, what
on arth !
"llc fell back as if he'd been struck. 1t hit
me jest about the same time and e'enamost
knocked me down. The next minute such a
cry as every body set up and the minister
clappcd his fingers to his nose, and screamed
out 'Shet the door. Fore that could be
done though in stalkod the gentleman from
Boston lie was dressed, and powdercd,an
pomatumed IN grand style, but that mNdo him
look only the more ridiculous. lie d,dn
seem to know whether he stood on hs mead
or hls heels. lie was "a COughln and q hold
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
TTNIoN HOUSE RE-oPENED.-This

VTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED- This
[ we'll known and commodous House, formerly kept
by Col BOUTWELL, having been vastly and almost en-
urcly remoddcled, has been opened by AhONhO RED
WAY.
The Union Is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre Of business and Nh its
new convenience must he the most desirable and popu
lar resort for the man Of business leisure be found
In town,
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect sasac-
tion il guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charles moderate. ALONZO REDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug. %, 1896. 02tt
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RECIPE FoR PovERrY.--lf you want to
keep poor, buy two glasses of ale each day,
amounting at tho end Of the year to $1,000 ;
smoke three cigars $54,75 keep big lazy
dog, Sl5; cat 81 in all the snug little
sam of Sl1O,25. Enough to buy several
barrels Of -four, one hundred bushels of coal,
one barrel of sugar, one sack of coffee, good
coat, a respectable dress, and half dozen
pairs Of shoes-more or less.
CHEATING rHE TAILoR.--Humboldt says
that he met one day in his travels with a
naked Indian, who had painted his body so
as to represent blue jacket and trousers
with black buttons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

~ HEST W0REMEN IN rHR Country.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
peher, Vermont
Those in want Of lpa,ranfed Carriages aud S'egAs,
W perhaps do well call and what is being done at
the ga stand Of GILMAN 4 CANT.
All orders promptly attended TO-
Montpelier, July %, 1850 4btf
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1 II p 4 - - . 6 * /,
y r,,, oo[2,Rloq5,A, 2Rq5ANI5sTT, ,NrI56sTT,, cyrpcu
MoNrrELIEH, VI,
VIII give instruction upon the Piano forto, Flute and
Cornct and foo the Cultivation Of The Voice
U1NTF1 URERS' AGENT
ron
PIANO FOR T ES,
ORGAN MELODIANs, GUITARS, BoEIlM and
EULER FLUTES, BRASS INSTRUMENTS sc.
EsrnuMrSrs TrsEp ASp RHrHnEp.
D,ENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
W mas OPENED At MoNrrEGER
The richest and most ,.ra1le assortment Of TAI
LORING GOODS ever offered iu Vermont, have just
been received from New York consisting OF ererH tae
~ Of Ot0eoafiAgs BCoadcOtts, lest"gs d"a rant
StuGS all offered at yer, low prices, 40 any quantity or
will be manufactured into Garments IN any style desired
in superior manner.
Also from one Of tle best Clothing Houses in New
YORK au elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasonahle
Rea4y-madc CLOTHING, erpi siy for tie feta" trtae
Examination gratis.
S. G. WOOI SON,
l3 Hubbard Block stat Street
lFAgout Tor the sale of William, Celebrated Monthly
and Semi Annual Bta Of Fashions tho only rue re-
port for this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

Have glass of soda, Bill Come, Pom
have glass
Don't care If do, said Tom and Bill.
Have some, Ned
And Ned said, yes. So the clerk prepared
four glasses of soda, for which Walter Gray
paid twenty-five cents.
Let's have game of 'seven-up' for the
oysters, said Bill, after the days work was
douc.
The game was played, and Walter lost, so
he paid a dollar for four oyster suppers-sup-
pers which none Of them needed, and which
did them more hurt than good.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
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BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
FIR @ III r lie

compliance with the provisions of an act Of the
4 General Assembly, passed on the 2nd April,
E65S. tire Board Of Public Works OF Va. invite
Sealed Proposals, to be opened on the 23rd June,
1858, stating the lowest terms on which the Sa-
pefintendence OF the following named State Roads
win be unde, taken from and after the lst July
nesst, via:
Alleghany and ITuntersville, Abs Val
icy and Tug Road, Beverly and Fairmons
Road, Fairnont and Wheeling Road, Floyd
Court house and fIillsyille Road. Huttons-
vile and HuntersYille Road, Huutersyille
and Lewisbarg Road. TIarlin's Bottom and
Lewisbarg Road, hiiddlefork Turnpike
Road, Northwestern Turnpike Road, June
ton Valley Road, Ohio River and Maryland
Road Richards and Kentucky Line Road,
Tazewell Court house and Richlands Road,
Staunton and ParheEsburs' Road, South
western Turnpike Road, Slavin's Cabin and
Summersville Road, Wyoming Court house
and Bluffs Road.
When several Roads are Of such length ana con-
tiguity as to admit Ct it, proposals will be consid7
cred for the superintendence Of more than one
Road BY the same person. Mhe Board wili decide
upon The competency and fitness Of applicants, Gs
60 winch the most satisfactory testimonials viii &c
required, and every superintendent will be requi-
red to give BOND with ample security, conditioned
Tor the faithful performance OF his duties. ~
BY oder Of the Board Of Public Works.
THOS. Fl. DEWITT,
Sec. B. Z. w.
Richmond Nav & 1873 I'm
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
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FROM SAiIgE i4 SWAN s. Co,


I'iie extraordinary course pursued by the
rival 1n;llagers Of different Lotteries to in
iure Us because our liberal schemes, and
prompt manner Of doing business has mate
rally affected them, compels US to call spe-
'cial attention 70 the facts, which all who
deal with is know already; that is, that
OR Lotteries are legal !; the managers and
honest and honorable men that we
have sold more prizes II tie last twelve
months than AL ether Lotteries il the T.
Mon, and tilat they have been promptly
cashed il al cases Oh presentation.
The effort to iniure rs IS aimed not only
at our business BY oar rivals, but is also In
tended to act politically or enc Of our part
ners and we assure our Iaieads and the
public that MITE OLE CONCERN A1b IS
RIGHT, and this the legal .inyestigation
which we shall urge toa hearing. will fully
IN the meantime orr. bust
ness will be conducted as usual.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO.,
Lottery Managers,
Augusta, Ga.
lga-r 90 1879 On