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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

The National Democrat delighted %
tell its readers that the Charleston forts were
ailsafe-there were as many men there as
we're necessary to protect them -tbe South
.lar5i would aot attack them-and Buchanan knew
enough to afoIlow the dictates Of his own
rips judgment" Now how do the facts look
=-iaets too, coming direct from Charleston
ilsels and from South Carolina Representa-
.t.. tive, just returned from Washington Yes
a1 tsrdAys dispatches reports that he stated in
open Convention that he had mot the least
idea thatths President would send reinforce
ments." OF course he hadn'tF Nobody has
any such idea now, when the earnest remon7
stranees Of Secretary IOass, the agOnizing ap-
peal of the wife Of the brave commander OF
Fort Moultrie, and the repeated calls of the
public press, have all been 1unheeded and the
old Pub. Fune. deliberately looks on, With
impatieace to see the Government works
taken by the reEolutiOnists.
Mr.. Miles says that at Fort Moultrie
'there are only 65 men with or G musi-
clans. 6OI. anderson is Hss9taI Of troops
OF course he is, and the President knows it
and yet win sit in his chair at the White
House and cOOlly see these sixty-fVe lnen
with Eve or six musicians murdered by the
sWsrn traitors to the Government. God help
the man whose safety rests with such Pres
ident And when the brave handful of men
and musicians have been swept away by the
Southern army, and the disunion flag floats
{ <zwhere the Stars and Stripes have waved, then
the executive imbeeie may begin to see that
his cowardly refusal to send more troops, has
given him and all other enemies Of their
country, gause for seIf-glorihcation al the
consummation of his accursed plans. And,
once. again, when james Buchanan has gone
down into obscurity and political gloom, and
when the commands Of the South no longer
give him employment, he may call up in fan
cy the bowed and stricken form Of the widows
Of COL Anderson, and the fellow soldiers,
/ who fel at his side, and muse with grim de-
light over the suffering he has wrought
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

R0UsE 8 JENNINGs.
RIAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. 2Il SHPsrior 81, Up staira)
-sia MARBLE BLOCK.


n y = 8 a Z e
ALlaelfl5 10 III5,I n9S,as5 s5 Pst O. sas sad
choice hands, selected very early, and now sur
Ioa1ded y ss,tltlsues.ais. On soiI At s. Der
FARM Oh 10 ACREs-Tea iaiisa f.om the CITY.
soil sandy and elaJey ioaEI; glod house and
barn Two orchards, sc-- Niii sen the whole OF
FOUNTAIN ALLEY-Bsfrsen SENECA and Optsrio
streetgs H0uss and bot $50
RIVER sTREET-We e5t siiia. h sugg and Lot goa
STOCK AND FlATu uRES-of GrocarT st0rs srif6
nov doing q good business. VII u ed cbse6
OOLAMEB-pn Euclid Plank Koad, dome and ofe
and half acres Of land, with some fruit trees.
BOLfYAB BsTREEF-Hsuss and L6teisso. At elsoo
A7i 7it;it Gd ~ q hlriiane. miles from
erehardss with some 80 acres god bottom land.
UNIV VERsIrK HEIGHTs-Vacant lots IN the nost
Desirable locatlonl to sell at from S. to Sl2 par
ioot. Also, a 9ood Briek House and Lot--allon
long tine. tle stEasi8 ars vide and lots un1-
Eualy large. The helifhf f11rssl1 .drI f.s-rf-- -
this ioealty, as also ne EduoaiionaI adFanta-
ses y neans oI ne Cleveland Institute and
superior public schools, are uiIs7rD7sssd 7bese
advantages, together viii is nearness to ths
business p4rt Of the city, feus nile from ~
Public SQuarc,) must runiiar y lriTer7ifV Highf1
soon one of The most desirnbls iocati0ns about
ne eliy ~ 9 relllenea, and tla present is a "a
price
FOR SALE OR EXCHAFGF.
IOWA Co, I0WA-le0 acres, we'll locsted near tos
Railroad now cunning; improved farms arOhud
viii exchange for horse and lot in city.
WILSON Az Emu E---A large Brick House, nearly
new, and in good sty le5 With hFe acres Of land.
VIII exchange for good farm.
Il AJRES-Ou kilIsmau street, miles from Court
House, with large COTTAGE House. barn 4 good
orchard; nice fur a country residence or Mark
ct Gardsu- VIII EXCHANGE for a iarm.
TO LET.
TWO STORES and Oliees On Puhlic Square, one on
Bank street, and good DWELLINGS on Prospect,
Huntington, Chestnut and other streets.
A GAHGB aLd convent lent brick house on Prospect
street, west OF Erie.
ALSCl-Eor term Of years, vacant lot on Seneca
street, 100 feet from Superior street. A good
location Tor business. ill laGs8 IN parcels to
ROUSE JENNINGS.
dec7 2Il Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

L0RkIH Ca anelHug match ig-to- "a
held IN EiyTia Lorafn county, on the third
Saturday Of February, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, each representative 10 be a
bona hde member Of the school he or she
represents, at the time OF the trial. If schools
number more than forty scholars, they are to
send two representatives. Two copies of
Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries are 10 be
given as prizes; one % that pupil who shall
ispell down" all tho rest the other to the
one who shall make the highest per cert. Of
correctly written words from McGuffy SPELL
ers and Webster's Dictionary. Such contests
will do very much to elevate the standard Of
the pupils Of the county, and il would be
good thing If every county In the State would
inaagurate similar matches.
PORTAGE Goa Gre occurred in Rayenna
on Wednesday morning. The sufferers by
the FIRE are Bingham & Thiemes, marble
works loss 81, 800; insured for 81, BOO in
Knox Mutual. Baumbarger & Hickman, loss
on building and goods $1,000 : insured in
Knox Mutual, Mt. Vernon, 5000. Henry
Hogal, shoemaker, in upper room Of marble
shop building; loss say $50-no Insurance.
---Ihe trade IN diiedapples has been very
large in Palmyra, not less than $4,000 worth
having been purchased by the two stores in
that village, -7-7James Dunn, near Gar
rettsyille, while in his well one day last week,
had bis skull fractured BY the falling of a
bucket. He will recover. 'saJia-l IH -7'-e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

DSr The ordinance OF secession has passed
thssoaih Carolina Convention, unanimously.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
The World on yYigfan.
The New York World saws /;

The New York World says
ia Wigallis a bore. His grasp of large sub
jects is painfully limp and Intellectual. He
reminds the hearer ofa very small infant en-
deaYoring to play with very large pump,
kin, under the delusive impression that it is
an orange.
Thanksgiving Day in California was
very generally observed; all the churches
were well attended the sermons dwelt largely
on the condition of the Union, and prOnOun-
eedIdissolution an impossibility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

~ Rad Bsyard TaylOrs poem on the
third page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

BT se1erAl communications are crowded
ont to-dav.
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tAllts, ettt1fal, sc.

UMALL FAKM " A n 4 E D
~ Wanted 70 exchange fine houss aud lot in this
city, for small farm in East Cleveland vicinity
Address, stating price and location, Post Once Box
No 515. decl .3is
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Total loss Of lie =. = :.

These vessels were aIliOst.
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z3tisEEIIans6tls.

at wholesale and retail at reduced Droo' for is sasS S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

FRIDAY MORNING.. DEO.: 2i.. is6O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

5 "a agin house" is where the seeds are sep
arated from the cotton, and not "spinning
house, as explained by contemporary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
DEATHS.

IN Warren, Oct. 9Th, Mr. Luther Mix aged 90 years
10 6teenville, Mimi Oct. An Of inflammation of the
brain Jerushe wife Of BENZ Lawrence, formerly OF Bar
re- Vt, aged 20 years
In Cabot Oct sd, Hanson Rogers, Esq, formerly oil
Walden, aged "a years.
IN St. Johusbuiy, Oct 23d. Charles Il. Hallctt aget
y years and II months.
In Fairfield, Sank Co., Wisconsin, Oct llth, of hear
disease, Dan Y. Miles. u the late Dr. A. Miles, o
Waterford VT, aged As years.
IN Barton, on the Dist ult, Mrs. Clthannc Newton
aged ~ years.
In johnson, Lamoile Co., on the % inst Mr. Joseph
Doanc, aged 90 years.
Also, in the same town. and the same day. Mr. Asa
Waterman, aged ~ years
Ia Warren, nov. 3, Of malignant throat, Eliza
beth Lucrcta daughter Of James aud Mary NJ Catdcli
aged nine years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
Special nutirrs.

~ Thousands Of females die annually for want Of a
remedy for the ailments to which they are incident The
only such remedy know Of Sic James Carkes Fo-
male Pills. They put up iu bottles, containing 90
pills. with circular containing explicit directions, and
postfree for VI and post stamps. They we'll
known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and Instructions from any cause. 2l33
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
ncm advertisements.

LLECTION OVER! - PEOPLE
IL "brca'hc frccr after Saving Che Union. and can
now attend Co securing the uoocssacs and iuxufies Of
life Among the indispensable requisites to intelligent
NEwYoHK Eu the favortc Agricultural, Literary aud
Family Newspaper 10 is the authority ou au matter.
pertaining Rural Affairs and doing more improve
the mind and soil aud "pcfpctuatc the Union than all
the political organs and doctors both sides OF Mason
DNuu's lime. The RURAL is qnarto Wecky-printcd
aud Illustrated n superior style, At 81 years less and
great inducements, 90 clubs. Specimens. Show Bills
Hc., sent free Address ID. ID. T.. MOORE.
~. Rochester n Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
MarriaGfs.

In Montpelier, Nov s, by Roy MIR, Druon, Mr.. Rich
ard Lavigne Of Burlington, and Miss Emelne Wood u NJ
In Peacham, Oct. 18th, MIR. Edward G. Palmer, Of
Danylle, to Miss Mary NJ. Shepard, Of Pcaeham.
On the 18th Oct, Mr.. Andrew buchanan, merchant,
Of West Barnet, to Miss Lydia Maria Roberts, Of Gro
ton.
In Barton, Oct 7th, Mr.. Varnum Abbott to Miss Al
len G. Dsinnell, both Of Glover
Also, Oct. Sh, Mr. Orriu Merrill, Of Barton, TO Miss
Nancy l.. Hanson, Of Bloomington.
In Caftsbury, Oct 10TH Mr. Elias Richardson Jr,
Of Albany, to Miss Maria Watson, Of lrasburgh.
In Barton, Oct 18TH Mr.. Geo, W. Barry of lrasbugh
to Miss Harriet Colbun Of Barton
In Lyndon, Oct I'D, Mr.. Irvine II. Frost, Candice
c Pierce. Of Lyndon.
In Albany, on the 23d inst. Mr.. J. W Howard oil
Irasburgh, and Miss Isnuisa NJ, Cowles of Albany.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

had been troubled for many years with Catarrh, and
It's rayagcs had been such that Consumption the
suit Of atarrh, seemed 90 Doe inevitable.
In October last learned that Dr. r. Goodac OF New
York 40 Montpelier. / consulted him. lie assured
me that my consumptve symptoms arose from Camuh.
and that 20 fatal result, che malady (Caauhl
must be cured lie gave his Remedy and as be as
surod me. n two days ituc'.od % decided change 100
symptoms and tho greatest relief AZ this time one
week from first trial ana boo c,,fy respect much ruproy-
ed, and hope f1r and expect perfect restoration 90
health through the above prescribed means. lct hli
confidence be- reposed 800 the abh, Of Dr.. Goodle 90
cure Catarrh JOHN A. $. WHITE.
Mortified. Vt, Nov 1880 2l26
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
Markets.



ASHEs.-rhc market o. Ashes continues quiet and
tho sales c0ufucd 10 small lots at lie pr b for Pearls
FLOUR Our market has been comparatively quiet
during the week, and the low grades again shade
yor,he foreign ad,ccs and generally decline selling cx-
copt AZ eNucue prices The sales OF common Grand,
western have been az - p a SIS 50 fancy brands 40
IS 60 ~ - -, extras az s. % SO, and some well
kuo"n brands Of round h1op at an advance qn the latter
rates aud superior AZ - 80 81 % pr DOL, including
GRAIN.-Thc market has been very dun for Corn.
bur Ia prices change since the decline noticed early in
Che week The sales OF Western and southern yellow
have been n 6sc and Western mixed 90 rs 76c pr
On. " white Corn 10 market, and The price is quite
nominal. Oats dull with a moderate demand from
for large lots, but smaller parcels neglected The
sa'cs ~ Cauada. Western and southern have been at
40 "a i2c pr lu for common and good
HOpS.-Vory few Hops here, and prices are entirely
nominal. The operations are confined 10 thc country
List reports as follows 1.-The activity noticed FOR tho
past several weeks suffers but little abatement, and
strictly choice lots (Which now becoming scarce)
rather higher, sales having been az 4lc The transac
uous aggregate about 800 1000 bales good 10 first
at - Sc The business in Old growths is limited ,
about hales 1895 have been taken at rs DE cash "
PRODUCE.-'lhe past has been about duh week
10 the Butter trade as We have had for month two
past This is in par, attributable to the weather, which
has been very for the The only dcscrip-
10 sacabc the past week has been strictly choice dali
rcs which and wanted at u previous prices.
All other kinds have been extremely dull and to effect
holders have had TO ease on NIUE iu prices. FAR
ana good New York aud Vermont diaries range from 10
l9c ana du at these figures while very choice and
extra dalfY sells readily at DC As we previously re-
marked, however, receipts embrace but very small
portion of the latter article Cheese remains without
change hnreccpts for The week have been O26 box
cs l26 casks aud - 10 tons. our market il urottv well
supplied. but holders not urging sales as they are
confident that the article will be wanted by a. 80 ,
exporters. The sales have been moderate at Tic m
H. including aud prime quality good and prime
quality selling at 10 lie pr h
WOOL-The market for domestic Wool remains tho
same as previously reported. The demand continues
moderate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

- T a 4 T. o Y T. Il NJ O n r.
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS.
At Probate Court held Br1okhold, within and fn
the District aforesaid, the first day Of November,
d. 1861
An Instrument purporing 90 be the last VIII and
Testament of Martha Kellogg, late Of Randolph, n said
District deceased, presented 10 the Court here fn
Probate, by lion. Jacob Parish, the Executor there
IN named. Therefore 10 is ordered by said Court, that
public notice De given 10 all persons concerned therein
20 appear before said Court az session thereof 20 be held
AZ She Registers Office iu bropkhld, the ED day OF
NoNcmbcr A. d. 1850, and contest the probate of said
Will and d. t further ordered that this order tc published
three weeks slcocss,cy in The Vermont Waterman aud
state Journal uDss paper printed Montpelier u this
State, the last VI which shall bc previous 90 the day as
signed, as Aforesaid lot hearing
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Brook
field. this First day Of November. a. ID 1861
u % j. N.C LEAVELAND Rercster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

Prepared from a prescription Of SIR 81 CLARKE, A. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 The QuceI,.
This invaluable medicine is uuiaing the cure Of an
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the female
constitution subject Il moderates all excess and re-
moves all distinctions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. Il will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Bri'sin, to prevent oounterfoits.
The'e Pis should not be taken by female, during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they a,e
sure 10 bring Miscarriage 5a at any other time thy
are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight oxertion Papita
ton OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, calomcl
anthony, aHy thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, Qate /. c. Baldwin q Col
Rochester, \ Y.
B-Sl.o0 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail.
For sale by l.. F. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt
tor Vermont. 2l37
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

Y ERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
sccrctays Office Oct, 1860
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
Teachers Institutes fr the Counties ~ Grand Isle,
Washington, lamOllc, Franklin, Ch.ucudeu, Essex,
Orlcan., and Caledonia, will be held as follows
At uudihn, Nov l3-ii At W. Albany, Dec. c. Z
johnson, lG--i7 Iuucnhurgh, " ILL.,
Cabot. " 22-23 North Hero, 1918
Lyndon. 26-27 Franklin, 2l-2l
The Institutes will each continue u session during
days, commencing AZ o s. VI.
All friends Of Education are invited to attend As pune
iuay as possible
Town Supcrncndcnts desired tn that Teachers
are notified, and urge thtn 90 attend
Clrfgemcu arc respectfully invited Oh give notice from
their rWpits j. S. ADAMS, Secretary.
2l22
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

From the Springfield Daily Republican, Aug. 81, 1850.
Dr.. LIonrumL operated to-day on Mr.. D. @. Potter,
Of Monson successfully for Deafness. Mr.. Potter was
partially deaf for fifteen years, but hears as well as
ever he did before he affected. Mr.. 7. went away
from the Doctors Office rejoicing his rcgained hear
ing, and stands ready subsantiae the above state
ment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

They lmpar Strength ,hoy Auuhilatc Pain
PARKS These delightful plastcrs yield read
DtgpNT- ily 10 the motion Of The body absorb
u ~ |pcrspi'aiun aud throw ut 40 the often
POROUS .sive coagult.i impurities Of the sys-
PRJCEJY tenn. They Shout Dee used for an Chrou-
., t,Tt q. ic Pains, Faintncss, Dyspepsia. Colds
FLdo T. 40 Consumption, NheWuatsn, Female
ARE SOLD Weakness, etc. They retain their
BY ALL 'g 'rJ ",nel rlastoIs are
DEALERS exist Every amil, should have them
FROM 10 One SIC On olia' ihtee sizes on lsa.
? 2DiHES 25 cents. BE- BARNES 4 az W
1880 Is rs Park Row, y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
IL YE, EAR AND CATARRH
DRS. IICflI1HILL.
HAVE REMOVED THE OFFICE or THEIR
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

From No p Boud STREET, 10 No, - S. Marx Place,
NEW YORK,
Where they continue 10 pay exclusive attention to the
treatment Of Deafness and the diseases of the BYE Bar
aud Throat and perform the usual operations apperA-
ing Ia this special branch Of Surgery Patients wish
10 be received into their Institute will hnd all the comforts
Of home, and will have every attention paid them,
which the nature Of their case demands Drs LIGHT.
HILL are in possession Of any number Of testimonials
from the most respectable sources which be had by
reference 70 them, Of which will be published from
time io time. tS4ldNw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
GREAT CURIOSITY

Wehayc one Of the greatest curiosites and most va
able inventions in the known world for which we WI
agents everywhere. Full particulars sent PRBE
SHAW CLARK, Biddeford Maine
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ny Telegraph 10 the IPafchaian y Journal.
AZ Market loss Cattle 1880 Beeves 5Ss Stores consist
ing Of Working oxen, Cows and one, two and three
years Odds pntcps w w 49,
p,s', extra $500 l,Ol Working Oxen, 80 100
" first quail. 800 a 900 Cows 4 Calycs "a "a
" sec. " 5,25 a 600 Yearlinas. Q
third " $50 a 900 Two yenrs olds "a 10
% ordinary 2,76 900 Three :" IA II
Sheep and Lambs.-At Market, 1910 Prices -
In Lots. l,25 300 Extra 8 selec' 9o5 , a M
REMARKS There was decrease again this week in
e number of cattle but owing to the soft weather ere
was not many buyers present and prices remain with VI
Shange sheep sold at last weeks prices there was a
10, Of hne ~ in number, sold go Providence for
~ ~ per head. W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, 1860
Messrs W. =. IIAGAN Co., Troy, n. Y
gents Our firm having sold large quantities Of your
Iuimitable Hair Restorative. and hearing il so unyer.
versay commended by many Of patrons in the highest
manner as to its "IsIarARLE qualities, was induced
To give ii trial, having for some years been troubled
with falling Of the hair, dryness Of the scalp, well
the additional annoyance Of many grey hars-the scalp
being apparently diseased After faithfully using one
small bottle Of the Restorative, and finding 10 good
and my hair In better condition than ever before
during my recollection. 1t has stopped falling and
the scalp has resumed its functions most ohecrfuly
recommend your article as having all the virtues you
claim for IT, In addition to my case, can point out
at least nv persons cfy iohO haze had tie same
experience rs myself You are at liberty to use
this letter you may proper and will be happy "a
recommend your article personally on any and all occa
sions Yours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART
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STAGE OK yERMoN

Mrs. NANCY RUSSELL'S ESTATE
VI The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the district of Lamnic,
commissioners receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands o all persons, against the estate Of Nancy
Russell late n Beviderc in said district, deceased re
presented nsoycut IN term VI six months from
2lth day OF August 1860 being allowed by said to
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that will at
tend TO the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
house OF Darius Ilotson in Bcyidere, in said district.
the 18th day Of November and February next al 10
O'Clock. iu the forenoon on each Of said days.
JESSE C.. HOLMES, d.,
THOMAS POTTER, N''" -
Belydcre, Oct. /, A. d. 1860. 1921
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09

NJ HEREAS, my wife, Helen NJ. Webster
w has loft my bed and board. without reason or
cause hereby forbid all persons harborng trusting
her on my account for shall claim other earnings
nor pay none Of her contracugs from this date.
SIMON G. WEBSTER.
Oct 20, 1860 2O22s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-09
ANODYNE COUCH DROPS.

? Dr. c. II. SHOLES, Eclectic Physician, gives par
uogar attention TO diseases Of the get0UrRary organs
ana special diseases Of women. See Advertisement IN
another column. $3.50