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LATEST NEWS.
Or Tlio New Orlemis Picnytino or llio 21st.
lilt, announces llint Tnmiiico. a Mexican town of
4000 inhabitant, surrendered to the U. S. Squad
ron under Coin. Ferry on tho J4tli, without resist
unco. It wns deemed neccsstry to call nt once for
U. S. troops to maintain Tiitnpico, and tlic civil nnd
military authorities of Louisiana promptly respond
ed to the call.
Mexico it is said will not consent to a peace, un
less the U. S. Government gives satisfaction for
tho injuries done her.
Santa Anna has 18.000 troops nt.Snn Luis Polo
el, and shortly expects to havo 30,000.
Thorn has been trouble at Los Ani!clos, tho na
tives having risen against the yankeesj many of
tho Mexicans were Killed or uotiiiucu.
At Monterey our cfllccrs havo imprisoned the
French Consul lor protesting nsamat the occupa
tion of California, and an English vessel had pro
ceeded to the Marquesas (where wu auppuso thero
is a French force,) to give this news. If true,
Franco may get involved in tho scrape.
(U" " C." is crowded over to our next.
05s Wo understand that Rev. E. J. Scott has
resumed tho office of Superintendent of Schools
for this county.
Yankee Doodle. Tho reader will find an ad
vertisement of a racy, piquant, and humorous paper
under this title. In form mid spirit it is tho famous
London Punch adapted to Vankeodom ; and lrom
tho specimen which has come under our notice, wo
judge it to be a gnnuinu scion from tho Hrittsli
stock, albeit perfectly independent. Samuel Lover
is to contribute a series of American Sketches, en
titled "Handy Andy's Post Bag" a sufficient guar
anty for "fun alive."
02r"The Columbian Lady's and Gentleman's
Manaino for December has been received. Tno
publisher announces that arrnngcmciils have been
made to tnain.ain the high reputation which this
Magazine has won. Fanny Forrester is still to bo
a contributor. Flic new volume commences with
tho January number, $3 in advance. Address, post
poid, Israel Post, 110 Nassau SL, New York.
Qy L. A. Godoy, Philadelphia, reprints ihe Lon
don Wo.-ld of Fashion, and Blackwood's Ladies'
Magazine and Gazette, at 1 each per annum or
both for S 1,50 in advance.
(JJ" young lady recently appeared in the
Kensington gardens, London, to whose dress some
wag had attached the following label: "No rea
sonable offer will be refnsed."
To Djtikt S hcol Cumm ttets UlfasMnjtitn Cuunty
Gentleuln t
The relation which vou sustain to tho Common Schools indu
ed me to suggest the f Hum ing fur yout consideration at the pro
acnttimo. In a few wccki all tlio schools in this cuunty will
have commenced i and much, ety much, of their success do
ponds U(Kn tho fiilhfulneis with which jou discharge the high
trust reposed in you.
Yuu tre to select ttra teachers, who, for tho neat three months,
are to huv tho charge of Uie thousitnds of youthful minds found
in our numerous schools. Upon you detohes the rpeciat guardl
unship of tho entire interests of theve schools. Yourollicii pro
tents you a noble sphere of usefulness. If fuiihtul, untold hlvs
aings will bo the result. If remws, the consequences must be
mischievous and ruinous.
You have, probably, rnjjagcd teachers for your respective
chools brfoie this time. i his work, it is hoped, has been done
with eare, and with more ngnrd to the finest of the candidate for
the otfico, than to the price demanded.
Having hiied your teacher, a new nnd important relation is In
stUutoii between ou and him lie is in a comprehensive sense
you' teacher. You ore to be his special friend and counsellor,
.should there he prejudices againrt him on tho part of somo fami
lies, ynu oro the proper mediator between them. Seek to se
cure, in his behalf, their good will. Your eye. and car, should
bo over open and attentive to the school watching its progress
rondy to respond to its claim; and promt to queit the first ris
ingsof discontent. You should be slow to believe nught agilnst
your teacher ; but, if after your school commences you find that
you have made a raisUke in tho choice of an instructor Oia soon
er that mistake is rectified the better. Do not rctuin an unwor
thy teacher in tour school Errors, imbibed in a bud school, in
the shott space of threo months, may cost the lubor of years lo
eradicate.
SulTer ine to inquire, Is jour school house In good repair?
Aro the windows whole and well fitted? Is the stuvo In good
corumon; is tno iioonng ugnir is tne plastering, on the
wall, and over head, whole? Are the seuts and desks in cood
rcpur and comfurtuble ? Is the House clean? lias it been
banked? Are there no loose clapboirds? Havo you good dry
wood? Is it housed? Is there a shovel or tongs at ttm mc1i,ooI
house? Is there a oroom there ? Tail Mod cup? .Much of the
com rut, anA prosperity even, o( tho school depends upon atten
tion to these comparatively small matters.
I would suggest the importance of your visiting tho school, as
oon as practicable, after it commences. Do not, I entreat, suf
fer the first week to pass without discharging this duty ; and re
peat these visits as often as consistent
At your first visit, please make special inquliy in regard to the
supply of hooks, their uniformity, ate. If there should be a de
ficiency or a want of uniformity, perhaps you may persuade those
concerned to remedy the evil.
Respectfully.
E. J, SCOTT.
Montpelicr, Dec. 1,1810.
rThe attention of the reader I directed to an Advertise
men! In utiothr column, of Fontuiu'i Cfelebruted remedr for
CONSUMPTION.
(KrSPECIAL NOTICB.XJJ
The cxtraordiuuiy ORAEFENHKIU) PILLS, which are
achieving unpiinilled triumphs in various sections of the coun
try, are now introduced inlo this vicinity. Lei every pet son
read the advertisement of tho Uiaufeuberg Company, which will
be found in another column.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Warren, Lincoln Co. July 15, 1845.
Dear Sir, I take pleasure in complying with your request to
hear testimony in fuvor of your valuable medicine, having hud a
daughter 15 years old ery dangerously sick, tho Nst year, re
stored with it. My daughter look avcry iofent cold in tfeplom
boi 18 1J which settled on hei lung'. Hlie wns troubled with a
bad cough all winter. I tried various kinds of mxliiM, bu
none of them had thu desired e fleet- Ttie cough continued until
March, when we bee-me alarmed at her condition, and applied
to a physician who attended her some time, but did he no
food. VVe then consul ted another, hut all to no purpose lluv
ng exhausted the whole cat tloue of medicines now in the land
two distinguished physicians having done their best lo restore
her, we then obtained a bottle of Wis tar's Kalsam of Wild
Chcrrr, which relieved her immediately. After taking four bot
tles, she was completely restored, and now enjoys good health.
IjCaUUH,
None genuine unless signed I. HUTTS.
For sale by S. W. FOWLF. 133 Washington st.lloiton, also
JJ-For lull
;ule by 8. P. KKUF1KLD, Montpelier, Vt.
II KAUTY LOST AND FOUN1J.
In an evil hour the serpent entered Paradise, and Ilea 11 tv lmt
Its charm. Hut the Ailwise gave man power over all animal nnd
vegetuble mailer. And thu mysterious secret of restoring unto
wuuiiu 11 it 1 tuiiuci jjuic, tic ui aim utjuuiimi complexion is com
biiicd in UADWAY'a CUINESD MEDR'ATIiD SOAP
The wonderful effects which this vulu iblo Rnun hm nn t1
skin and minute secretory vesnels, is entirely different fiom all
other so ips. cosmetics, or lotions that have ever been np1. A
an extern.! nt tor of all Spvtst Ulemisket, Dlotchtt, VusUlet, wn-
jHcjfUituvLttcruHsiifnuymurKi, it is eminently superior to any
othcrof the kind, both in its theoretical and practical principles.
Instead of driving theses excressences and impurities of ihe
akin into th svstem. which roost ol tl. rntmniics. l.i tl.l. u,.l.
uabte Soup attract these imputilits wh'ch so disfigure the cull-
cie irom 100 must miunte anu secretory vessels to the surfuce,
leaving all tho vessels and secretions where the impurities o
the skin caused su much annovance in a clear und hen hi. v enn-
dition. Mildly expelling lrom the sarface every trace of dis
figuremenl and rostoring the complexion lo thut beuutiful op-
.11. vii iiatuid iu.i-iiuuu It, aiiuuiu WCBT.
Its medical effects in curing tfalt itlieum, Uinr Worm, Eryi
Ipelis, Rush, lb poisonous effects of Musnmloe bites. CHAP
VbU FLI, ULEEDINO and tiURK l.U'rf, Rough, Bellow,
and discolored kin, is spoken of in teimi of the highest praLe
hy thousands o Individuals who have been benefitted by the
111. Iiril.l. sr.t.sal.l. S k ! ttl! ..1 U '
raiuoum . iiinuft .icuiisltlt'U DOB II.
Bold hy ilAI.DiVI.N a. tJCOTT, Montpelier.
liniGIITON UATTLC MAItKUT Moisbit, Nov. 30.
Nteoorted for thu Truveler.l
At market, 130 Uatlle, 18 yoke uorking oxen. 33 Cow and
Calves, 1309 Sheep, and about l50 Swine.
BaJ Cattle titia, S5 75 1 first quality $S 5 j aecond quality
H'vrliag Git .-le. noticed at $07, 70 and It.
C.ie. and Calctt Bale noticed at $17, SI, 2-i, 20, and S4.
Shent frale of lots were made ut Al fl. I 7ri. 3 l5. nrt u 0
Shrine At wholesale, 4 3-4o for rjow, and & f-4 for llarrowa l
. .w v ..uu u i-A i;ciiii ier juunu
BOSTON MAltKET. MnviTATpn'niTNrTnv v in
. '"'Woni I here I no particular change in Ihe market i uhout
100 bbls mes, foik told at S9 5Ua$0jO0 bbl Laid, 7U-tc, 4
ino. cw lleef is scarce and in demand at Sill 85 a 10 SO per
. . . . L""",,ut" i-oiu weainer, wiinapro-
W . . P,edl' cluaina; of the canal navigation, ha riven con
aiderabl. hrmnesa to the market, and price are a little better
Genesee, common brand, i. held ut (5 37 1 3 a 5 50,
MAiitli;i),
In Montpelier, Nov, 26, by Ebeu Beilbner Jr., Fq , Mr. Jsni.
U. '1 haver of Middlesex, and Miss 1.. K. ttandcr of tho lormu
olaco
At Middlesex, Nov. 25th, Mr. Bradley M. Clark and Mis Or
Iba C'hunln, both of M,
Jn Iraiburah. Nov. IClh, by Itev. J. Jobnon, Mr. William II,
allace ufpictuu, Canada West, to Miss Marietta, daughter ol
", '(
DIED.
In South Strafford, Nov. 9l.t, of consumption, Amanda il
Bav.go, in the 3olh year of her age.
la fclmure. t tl. aj, David llumphiey SJ ,0 of F,mu.l and
Lll.y bii.itb, in the aOh je.r hi. age, alter a distressing III
ness of nine days, fruiters iu Wood.tock, N. V. and Maa ' are
In boutli Wohurn, Ma., 3d ult., Mi. Lucrella C wlli ,,r
Mr. William C. Cot.., of llarre.v!. or
S 6'.' fui; 'hoat lhe ," of Nv- co. W. Lynda. K.n
or Hock I. UJ, III. eged .bunt 4J, .on ofth. 1st. IRn. Corn hu
l.yod. of Wjlhamstowo, Vt.
In 'helps, Onlaiio t'o , N. V.. on Wednesday morning, the 4th
ult., Rev. Lucas llubbell, aged 59 yesr. Mr. Ilubb.ll w.
eraduato of, and for uae tltna ft professor In, the University of
Vermont He had boen Ihe stilled pastor over Ihe rretbytetlan
chinch In I'hclps ror the last 7 year.
Al Dubuque, (Iowa) Nov 2,1, at hli residence In lhat tle, Jn's
Crawford. Esq. u dlsiingulahed lawyer, aged 49, eon of Theohpl"
lui Crawford, Eq. of Turner. Vl
At llydepatk, Not. 16th, of the coniumpllon, Mi. Fanny II.
wife of Simon A. Splccr and daughter of Capt. Nrhomlah t
tetman, of Rotrnh, Ct. aged 45. Printer In New Hampshire
and N. York are requested to notice.
At Nortli Danville, Nov. 97th, Capt. Dodloy Bwaicy, aged 75,
on. of th. earliest settlers of th. town.
tn llardwlck, Oct. 31, ofconiumptlon, Mre. Hannah C. Rollins,
aged ii8 yean. , ,
In Worcester, Maia Oetnbcr 97th, oftcrn ery short Illness,
Mr. Minim Could, eced 30 yean.
In ll)oomflnld,on lb" 10th Inilaut, after an lllnei of four days.
Hon. Martin French, In the Slit year ofhls age.
Mrs, Lydla Ppiinger, wlfg of Jacob Ppringor, of Lunenburgh,
Nov. 19, aged 64, In tho hopo of a blessed Immortality.
Printer! InN. ., Mjaa and Malno are roqueited to notice.
OHIT17ARY.
11 With nolaeloitt itep death atrnli on man,
rso pie, no iirnyer deliver nun )
From ml lt of life, unnnlsh'd plnn,
With sudden hand, it aevera him "
Died In Cambridge, Ma., rbibbath morning Nov. 5th, ofty.
phold fever, (lnorgo Henry Steele, aged 9.3.
The deceased wai tho ehtesl eon of Jaion Pleele, 1!eq. of
Chelsea, Verniont, uai graduated ut Dartmouth College in 1913.
ami nt Ilin time of hi death wa a member of the Law School
in Harvard University. Though ho wm cut down tuddenly, far
from hla natlvi hill, hi parent flood by hi doath.hed, suffer
ing with him I hey faiv aulicr, while their atrong stall nasbro
ken and their hcautirul rod.
Ill friend will never furet thnt in ono of hla 1at tetter
home, ho nskei one of hi liltlo sisters lo begin ngliii with him
tho llihle which they had just finished rending lmutiancuuly.
Intellectually, the deceased wnf noted fot many endowment
blended in harmony, rattier than for any one prominent charac
teristic He bid n sueelnes of ditnnslllon which all would
wlih might live forever, and wa remarkable lor that " dew of
youln," Willi wi icn it l naracsi in associate uo mi. own. i
tbee qualille , dnd hi being Juat ready to cross tho threshold
of active lifu. hi relatives, cU.sniafe, nil who knew him, join
In aiying, We never thought of death and him together be wa
taken from u in audi an hour a we thought not, we are a
thev tlut dream. A hi Imairo. with eie undimmed and cnun-
tenance unchanged, over f.ilr nnd ever )Oung, recur tn their
inemorle, may It reveal u new slznllieanco In tho truth, that
the chief end nf education should he fur a life hejond life, a
welt a that our iluya on earth ato a a shadow and there la none
abiding Then tluugh he has lost hi life, they will not loso
hi death. Com.
PROBATE COURTS
WITHIN end lor tlio District of Washington for tho entiling
jenr will lie hoMcn at tho Probate Offico In Montpelier,
Tuesdavx. T
i nursuajs Buu raiuruays, at iu o'ciock a. pi ana
9 o'clock lf. M.
Ily order of Court,
Attest,
LYMAN BRIf!GP, Rfglilcr.
December 1, IB10.
4 NNUAL MERTINR of thd VillasH of Montnclicr will l.
- holden nt theContl House on Monday next at 7 o'clock P.
ai. rcr or.ier,
Attest, LYMAN nnififiS, Clerk.
December I, 1640.
NOTICE.
CAMK into the enclosure (known as I'ltine' Mountain Pas
ture) in Norihfivld last f-.ll, four YCAltUNCS (two lifers
ami two iiPiivis,) saiu yearlings on tho Uim rurn.etly owned by
Judge Paine. The owner U requested to prme property, pay
charges andtaks th-m away. JOHN IlfJKLY.
i.liamsiown. Nov. 22d, 1 84C. H
YANKEE DOODLE
TOTIl E PBOIM.B OPTIIE UNITED STATES.
rrillC ruUiilier of Vakkcc DeooLr, after watching natiently
I the result of llielr etTorlt to establish a
1IV.1IOHOV.S iM.IjXJSI'll.l'M'lin jr.7KK,
partaking of the ipirit of ll.ii counlry and Ideutlfying Itielf with
nip inierrsis, s mpniiucs, laaica anu progress 1.1 the Amoricnn
People, hivo tlio pleasure of nnnoiincinir that their success has
tl,u fal been unpaialleled in the history of I.tteralurc. Having
carefully laid and remetited tho foundation of our enterprise, wo
feel now wnranted in enles on to erect a suitahlo suneritmemre.
Although riding no bobby, nor professing to he tho exponent of
nnj ii.nu. .kiK.nu. kvi, iiiiK i.uuuLE , a w oau iy anu Billet'
Iv 41 national.' and haa no meaner ambhlnn Ihnn In nmW. nn.l
reproduce in permanent forma that freo spirit, thnt cabuborent
lifo. that creative energy and lefinlngcnthuslasm which so emin
ently character! us and distinguish the New World fiom the
In the Editorial and A.il.ii..) n.n..tm..nt. r .-i n
tho Publisher have engaged the inot eminent nnd diversifiei!
talent that could ho prwiiied. They make no parido of names.
tint Inn (In lils.t V .inl.n I t ..II - I . '
The Object of this PrOSOCCtua In intrl.ia Vurtlrit.nnn.1tA
lo the great body of the American IVopIo who reside out of tho
largo Lilies, und un whose decision must, at hut, rest the fate
oi any national enterprise. IVo invito attention, therefore, to
i lie loiMwing terms upou which we propos to extend the circu
la'.ion of our nanor.
nuy person refilling us S-Tihy mail or otherwiso, shall receive
Ten Copies of Ynnkee Doodlo foj one year directed to such ad
drpss as he may designate.
Tor 12 wo will nnd Fise Copies fur ono year.
For S5 we will send Two Copies.
Singh subscriptions $3 per unnum.
D" All orders must be weeompanied hy tho cash.
Address, (pott paid, J J. a. FA A ETAS &. CO.,
No. 7 Spruce stieet, N. Y.
iankee poodle ispubUihedin New YoikevpryHuturday morn
ing, and will be mailed to country uiPtlHrai In ilmtj to attlrn nt
in period or dVstinution simultanrousty vt iUi Us Issuo lit the City.
New York, November, 1840.
DENTISTRY.
IAOCT. AL NUWTON, sursical and Mechanical Dentin.
' Oftico over .Mr. pnlding' Siore, on Main, at the head o f
cimc-airoeT. in oracr to introduce somaot tho rcconi improve
ments in the consduciion of plate teeth, 1 prnse to iiuert
puts or wholo sets ol tooth upon gold plate, porh'Clly respmb
nlin? the nuturul orpins in form and color, und in point of utili
ty, fulfilling nil purposes of m.isticution as well n the naiural
teeth. For any pif-co of work I shall requi.o half the amount
lobe paid at lite time and the remainder in three months, if tho
work should provo .satisfactory. If not, the toetli c-iube re
turned and the money refunded
TILLING.
Persons having decayed Teeth, can have them filied nt this
Ollice in a stylo not surpassed by any dentist in Nrw Unhand.
From tho peculiar r.unner in wi-ich 1, perform this opciution, ihe
tjold is made us solid as the tooth itself, piesenting u (nil sur
face and being susceptible of tho finest polish. Teeth filled in
this manner will remain durinz tho lil'o time of tho pjticnt,
provided proper caro be taken In brushing tho Teeth so as to
keen them fre from the effect of Tartar AH operations per
formed upon sttidly scientific priuciplcs and at reduced prices.
Montpelier, Dec. 1816. 94
1 not only a sum cure for PILFS and WARRANTED so la
be. hut alio cures lhnl iiituloiablo ileUlnn. wtileli Is 0 com
mon and hits lis In the same parts as the Piles. The
above (iinimeat lor saio uy a. 1. KUUl Ii;L,U.
Aiootpciier, '.'7tti rov i4o. 94
It KSTO 11 A Tl V !: F It A N O A ISU.
CONSUMPTION.
nlTTQ PhU'imiu ... . . r .1... r.-. r t
Xuw. w. ,.,.., juiiiui . ii.uci hi (inn itrui r oniain
J . tiuu Chenust. and Preacriplloiiisls to the lloyal
llmversiiy, Tans, nas esiai.lialied at Washington City,D.
Cn Depot fir the sdle i.f their ibnve celnbia'cd compound
wh ch they olfer lo ihe ArriLricin I'ublic as r sure AN.
TIUUIK FOil CON&U.MIM ION. in lis dilvjiicid n.
well as incipient s ages. Acting directly up m iho Lung,
ami artefcting tneit decay. it not -jnU sooifits and quiets at
once, tho main as and pain attendant up.,n tins hrreiolure
rr;aruco luiai ciseuac, out iraiuirs the l.ungs and ihrir
svnipailt sing nreantto NATURAL AND lilCALTHV
ACTION. Accompanying eacli package dre general m
nudum and direction. (Irauila'cd) for lis use, adapted
. um Lam. B..U it nuiir lunuweit, vi i not tan in every
insiauce if Ihe Lunys are not wnolly consuiucd if re
slonni! tho patieni to lie.tlili which may he pirniancnlly
secured hy I'uliirv care and I Voiding too niu li epi,su,e tit
u'mii-pheric changes.
frice. I.iuht p'ranca. LOUIS KONTAtw
If. f For llieinfiirinatinn nf person icidini! in iho inte
riorany pan uf ihu government ho wonld siaio lhat the
rciocuy is prepared auu imporieu ninct Iriiin ihoirL.bina
lone, fans, nnd that the ..me can be transported Hiinugh
ihe mail ., l.u i adv.seu b Oflicera oflhi Iot tJtlien lJi,
parluient, lo ativ I'ost Office in therounirv m ih Bnmu
rlurge as for a double teller. Anv persons thciefuru
residing distant from Ihu cits' who may wish in aval
Ihemiolves uf Iho icine y, can do so by add cssin" him
through Ihe mail, poit paid. Two dollars accnuipaojing
i.ii oruer win enuiioa person to one whole and one ilit
P'SK'tr-. LOUIS FONTAIN.
tvathinfinn D. C. Cch ber I 1846 94
NOTICE.
TO PHYSICIANS IN O H A Nf: nr..
MMllU Orango Couaty Medical Society will bald It annual
meeting at I). F. Dickinion' in Clielica, on Thursday.
Doe. 17lll. Hi l.n nVKil.li. A SI "
All regular physician in the county aro eainestly requested
attend this meeting. i' C. WOKCESTER, Sec'y.
Thetford, Nov. 30ifi, 1840. ' '
CERTIFICATES almost without numbor ran be produced,
of Ihe beiieliclal results Troiii the use of ibis celebiattd
Modicine. hothfioin dIisbili.ii. un.l Ihll... Il.ul Ii.vn l.Aun
of deafnc. by Ihe application of it.
, , f or aslo by S. r. REDFIELI).
Montpelier. 37th November IB '6. 91
DENTAL SURGERY.
A .WECI'SEU would resoectfully announce 10 the In
"' hahitani. or Montpelier and vicinity, that ha haa tal en a
room over hlhs. Wilder and Co.'. Store, Slate-slie.l, where he
will attend to ull operation, upon 'I EETII. Me feels confident
In ealng that all operation .ball be performed iu Iho I.e. I no.
.""".' '.""""r1 '00.1 reasonable term. Teeih .
which flvlli' .0, ?,e,t', '"'h'".','''!'1 " J'I'te, o, 0,1 pivot.
i..tl. . Ti ' -e -v .UQ u.uuiy .nu promote tree ami
. M .... ,',! "UL """'.be used in mistiration aa well
r j eir . " "l'eo ai care wu he observed n c ean
n, and filling to prevent f'urlhor dec.y. Te.th ailed with pla
I na, gold or tin, of tb. best nualily that can b. obi. ed In
lloston or New.York. Teeth brush;. r n. . . .
the mot celebrated Tooth Powder which b.. ever b..n otfered
to the piiblio fur cleaning and preserving teeth ami Imp.rtlng lo
them a beautiful lustre aed for preiervina the gums, pi.pi,i
andforsaloatthlsOfHce.whoes.lunrsei.il. ' r r
Ladiea und Oeiitlaman who cannot make it ronvenlenl to
ii , . ..T "" at men retiaoiic.i.
Montptlisr, ov, IMO. ) j,f-
ACOUSTIC OIL!
THE CSir CURE I0 J ?V
TliK
GRAEFENIiEltG PILLS.
fpllKUK are ihu must conclusive riaioniwhv thai clasa
JL lif Medicines dcuomlnaled "l'lttrm,' ahotild be marln
the mean of Incalculable anil enduring blcninge In the
liunu fsmily. Sunpnse, f..r eiami'to, that a high wiilff of
talml,lonl and signcinu uhtcrvrtiioti, anil great inrrllcnl
learnini and experience) am brought lo bear upon the In
vuntlinand manufacture of a I'll... Why may nui lliii
longdcvolmn lo Ihii branch of Medical Science be cimvn.
rd with l he success i lint ntiemli the sacrifice, iifinnilai t n t
enla and lull In oi her thing. There Is no rroaon and it
but tin- ainin 61 dictato nf llio tm,llct com i.ori ten.o
Hi any that .i I'nl l litis piiiilu:cd will be a perfect an alli
rl.in.can bo mado by man. Twr.rxv.rivi: tr.in nr.
votion to any i no aubject will gm man of ability the
rn.-i-li.ry over it Thi Labor haa been bgatuwed upon tho
ait.ii:vi;.xui;na l'najnT.w&ii ix;jr,..
and lliey are presented to tl.e public with claims unparolj
Idled in ihe lilainryofmedicl iciencu.
It will bo seen in linciug tlio lliainry nf all great inven
tion, ihat they tvcio not rnado or discovered until the nrrl.
v.nl nf nhai may be tinned the rtlLNLa or TlM. Tlio
mariner', compass lit Iinunci wna nni invimcd ur.lil In
Ihu fulnes of time, it was needed The loadstoms: alwavs
Uy at mnn'a leet, but hu mver knew wnat a wonJeiful and
uiirrrint; cuide van ticusured in its eiti-nt b.som,umil 'lie
Divinely appointed Hmo drew neat when diaiant coiilinenla
and isl.ii.Hs wero lo be unveiled. Ilchold it now transfer
ted lo ihu binnacle nf the advrn'uroua aaihirt cnab'ini! him
to launch far away ttpun unknown Occ,in,inslcad ol lint
i Hy sailin)! within .ight nff.imiliar land marks!
So Willi tho di'covriy of tho Now Woild, upon whose
ahores was tu arlso Itiin Giant Nation to a power, a glory,
n mission far beyond the cnncepliun nf thu wildcat fancy
Tl.e Old World had reached lis I labial ileilinn the fnl
nesof time drew neor for ihe revc anon of the' New, nd
Ithold the imiuiulal Cnlumhus.fiom tlio frirrcasila of his
dn nclii il nnd leaky vessel, f.,timl it. So wuli the invention
of printing nf sieam ol ihe magnei.c telegraph. liacli
ol iheae hid its own fu'nnas if lime marked distinct
nil Providential.
I.i medical Science the samf. oreat riiiLosoi in-
CAL I'HIKCirLE ts EqilALI.Y MAHKED. Most healthful
nre tho illualtaiions nn pro.fofihi. which oro In bpfnund
In Ilia history ol the world. We can Ir.ico Ihcm fmni the
Mosaic dispensation down to the present hour all nf ihem
earning us tno lesson and giving us inn Imp . thai somc
lliintryi't Illi'I'TKIl to heal human maladies isai hand.
That bit prii.crp'o Is line of Medical as well as physical
scirnco is clcrly shown tn U
G II A EF EN II H It G O A Z KTT K,
wli'u 1i is,rurnisliod gratuitouslv to all who wiaS it. The
GRAEFENBEltG PILLS,
are deemed by all who have tested them lo be an inctneciv
able advance upon all nthcr medical ciiinainjii -ns und
discoveiits hiihrrin known, nnd they utc announced as
TlIK GltKAT KKMKDIAL THIUMl'H!
Tht Inventor if these I'nls rests In themv unnn no
school noi dogma of ordinary teachers. Planting himself
upon tne revm uion 1 1 mo
ALMIGHTY CREATOR,
THIT
T1IK BLOOD IS THE LIFE,
he requires thnt his d-sciplcs and h s ptiiients make pur
the ljfk cunrtE.NT ll.at tvnps thiough their veins and
arttritu heforu ihe y can h"po for a permanent enro.
llelief ho can ive thrm and so can otticrs; but bright and
j'tous healih must cune from a pure blood.
' Hut a most sad though' litre r.umrsin So countless are
ihe tmpnEiiinns which are praciUef) upon (lit public b
pu'tcnHcrs and so numcious und boastful nic thr medicine
advcrlMcd. lhat the reader may be slow In bflicvo In this
Great Ut'im-ny. A word, thertfuic, m, this pnt,
In Iho first plarc, RH.AD THK GUAKKKNBERG
GAZETTE. No mat'cr how skeptical ynu now be, that
paper will convince yu. Thousands have bken convin
ced in i' very Sttle und Tcrntoiy I.i thu Union, and among
i hem ilisiinguuhrd Staiejmen, Jurists, Clergymen. Civil
i.im. Thu bare enumeraiinn of their name would fill this
p.ifje. Let the readet ruud In the most convenient agency
fr a copy of the Gazette, which can be had
GRATIS !
Inlhoi-ccond place, THY THE PILLS It will rost
yoa but the increiU tr.ti5, anJ will .ntmducf you lo a medi
cifo Inch you will dtcm a blessing to the end of you
days.
A thousand thincs pres u.-nn iho mind of (he adveitis
era vhich ihey would rejoice to say to the reader, but the
ilmtiKt l mis advertisement itiroia. uui let very one nl
dieted wi'h the following diseases make trial of the Grarf.
1'iiberg IMU. and they wih be PERMANENTL V CUH
Avt hma
Flatu'ency
Fluor Alhns. ot Whiles
Ililhous Complaints
ll.nls
Gastric Fevor
Green Sickness
Ciiipes
Heartburn
Head Actio
UvatericB
Iniontincnce cr urinu
lndiueviiun
liiflaoimalion nf vital parls
Inflamiu.ttion of titontach
Jamid ce
l.ivcr Complaints
Low Spirits
Mi ntruation, suppressed
or painful
Njrvous d .orders,
I'.lteunialism
Sloniach, various diicasei
Urtwels, deficient action ii.y
urrasi 1'an
Caiurili
C onvupation
OOOgtl Uf I'n.n.,
Ciii'iventss
Diauhea
Difficult Drettlhing
I)).pcpaia
Ojspi'p'ic Consumption
Diizrsti'in, unperft-ct
ileicrnnnatiiin of Blood to
ihe Mend,
Kar Ache
Kpi epsuy,
Kryeipclaa,
Kevir Low, Nervou,
In'ennitiani. IUmnt.nl.
1 ever and Ague
W hllea
In ull Billions or Chronic disorders, these Pills achieve
the iiin.t wonderful triumphs. 11 Kali THEY DEFV
COMt'lVI'l'I'lON. And as ilin suscopubdity of ihe Aine
ricuiCiins'.iiui.on ia to these diseases, they aru ajiily atyl
vd by ft'iiiio
vim of run .visit- ifoitr.i.
Their wonderful ifHcacy in these coiiiilaints arirea from
their power in optN the pukes s deanse and atrcngllien
the stomach and Missis ) make the Urine fl-iw heallhfully
and clear, and GIVE lONK AND STKIiNGTH TO
THU SYoTBM
I: is impossible, with 11 the limits of an ordinary ndver
tisemeui,tn give tlie reader 1 lie reasons fur the must extr.i
ordinary a ceesa and spreac of these Pit's, liut reasons
uu cxiet, witch havo abundantly satisfied tho minds of
thousands in Ihe coun'ry; and, among Ihcm the accom
plished Physicians, Jurists, Clergymen, and private citi
zens, male und ft mi's.
NU.MliltOUS CUItTlFICATESorihe wondcifu: if
ficacy of tnese Pills mihi be picsenied but a certificate
in these days is hanlli worth Hie paper 011 which it is prin
td. A few utricts fiom iho correapiindcnco of the Uom
nany.wi'.l, however, b. now given.
' FHUM INDIANA.
I'Ynur erWrprise is tho eulerpiise of the day, lie mif.
nitude will aaionisb its originaiors, It is destined tu etlbi.1
a tnmplttn revolution in the medical world
Fnou a Justice or the Peace ih WtsTtnw N Yoitit
'I hive S'dd a number ol Lux. a t th- cutzriis of tins
place They have given eniiie saii.fjciii n, and thev ure
destined tu become ih iiinsi popular Pill of the day." '
Fnou Toledo, Uiiiu.
"Having heard so much, and wiines.td (wu or three cases
treated in Ihe mode dnecled by wmr Journal, I havo tno'i
it important you should have an agent in th a place. In
my opinh-n more good can bo done in :li s bilious climate
by yi.ur medicines, than by the old modes I address you
at the inaiutit e nf u Iriend who is making a thoiuugli trial
of your remedies, and witli complete success ''
FlHlM DISTl.tCUISItED GeiSTLKSIAN Or IjuSTlllf.
Gentlenn n,
1 cannot trfrain from troubling you with a few lines to
express in. great pleasure, in being nblc to sac, that I
liuve experienced the greatest refief Irons the elltcts i.f
your I'll s. bur man) years 1 n.ive sulleied much from
constipation, which lias disarranged in) whole system,
ami I na-e unknown a day'e good health for many years
nasi, and being an u'd nun, 1 despaired ..fever aaln eniov
ing ilfu ; but a filend lecomiiieuded run tn iry aour Pil s,
winch 1 mo, aim. .iiii wiinuui any cunnaence t Ihe result,
1 am happy lo inform you, has far exceeded my expecta
tions, the cause of my sutTeiinga 1. neailv temoved, auJ I
feel 11 y lieuilli and s'rrngih dailj reuewt d, and I am saliifi
ed that tlie meiils if your I'llla, wlit-u tested, must bo ac
knowledged by Ihe wnole community, and will become the
most pepulai medicine of Ihu day.
FnoM JunaE or Ge iboia.
ft r. inru WI llln.i Iu vou last noon lln .ulilnH nr n.u
HI health, I have been laklngyour medicine, and .1111 pleas
id lo say thai they have been of the gtealett civ ce 10 me
and iftney continue lo eive me the relief I have alieady
tell, 1 shall bless the day you sent Ihem. I need not allude
lo Hie fcultnriiigs I nave uilure told you of : but intend to
persevere, an. I hope tn be able tho next lime 1 write, to
give you Ihe happy inulligt nce ufa perfect cuke I have
liiarai.i many instances in my neighborhood wherein they
have perlorineri some extraordinary cures.
Fnou an bCriscfAL Uiauop.
Gentlemen I corsider 1 the duly of everv Christian to
make known tu the world any kdvamigea lliat Ihev may
havo derived by aucident or fioiu anv discuver i f it.-..
own, and wnh ibis svimmeiit sirongly impressed un my
mind, I f.-el greai gialificaliou in having il 111 my power 10
.puna 111 niu uigou.t isruia 111 ine vsiu&uie uiscovery you
have made 111 Ihe ptuduciiiui ofvnur Pit's. I was induced
loiry V'lii, from Iho pliilujophicsl manner in which you
havu reasoned on the subject, and I must do myself the
pleuure and yuu Ihe Juatu-e tu say, lhat I had no cuiicen.
lion so speedy an ellect could be arrived at. My cu:i,plaini
nas oven nitti 01 niu uverj 110111 which i iicspaireu ot gelling
belter; bin since laking your Pill. I loci mv heulih. snu.i.
ai.d appetite su much imp uved lhat I hopo tu fiuu myself
tiiouiu iviiiii.ui uuui.jr .uiiciiug, me (tones oi an aiuuouv
I'lutessiun. in iu uiu I will s:nj Iu yodr ngeiil for more
. in. ..urn ueeuiu is nu givai connueticu anu gratitude
1 am, &Ci
From ever seciion of tho entire counirv similar lean.
iii'.iini are uaiiy received, but our limits fu bid furthei
einacls. UNoh. Tltllil) I'llp. GUAKFUNUciltG
t-u.i.a tvtt.i. rjui-f.KU.,ui'. ALL O rillillS,
WHOLUSALK HOUSE,
411 John Htreer. New Vnrlc.
In towns where there is no blanch, llm iVompany will
u..o.o. i.ou .n .ppncaiioii uy leuer ,pos paidl or uilierwli
Persons wishing ihe Pills sent bv mil can orjer thrm.
Ur.tJ. a, FhUIUS, UUKI.1NGTUN, VT Oenoia!
Jgenl fo. the Bialu of Vermont, and Ihe Northern and
eastern iounues oi rew lurk.
f-nn LUS. LIVE OEEBE FEATHERS, for salo by
Sept. 11. (33 STOItltH and I.ANOtH
ONH.
wool, wool.
WANTED UY
Octob.rU, m
IIAIsUWIN b SCOIT .
-WINTER GOODS.
IrI,!.IS, Wll.Dr.tl k CO. have this dav ieturn.it fiotnmaf
J let with a lol. stock ol 0001)9, adspieil to the teneotn
Anions the stock ma; b. found th. following attlcloi r
CI. OAK & 1II) 89 GOODS.
Vis. Illabi Maroon. Dlnck. nine Illsck TIIIDCTSt
tllatk and Ktona col'd I.N1IIANAH f
Xep't endrialrt, niackand lllilo AI.FACCAS)
llrow.taml I'urpla Cheek M AltlNOH vers faihlonabl..
Check and ShmleJ VK l.AINS.
Rllk and tVciiud KIllNOni
CIMI'andCOItDSt
CLOAKS At DHISS TAK8A1.SI
100 I'. Splendid lloi.net RIIinoNSi
10 dol.Ellk and Colll.n IIIHMIF.Sl
lied, llronn and Itloer CRAM: FCAIIFflj
10,000 jds. Calico, some b.antlfal (ratlarnst
10,(100 nrowri Cottons)
10,000 Ticking)
1,000 " llleaebed Cottons,
1,000 ' mown Drill. , ,
flentlemen, ynu can find the hxtaoortment of DrotieiotM
Casalmcre. and Vetting al this ettabliibment that tbn )fl
this tide tho cltr, a part of uhlch are the following.
I'. Ileautlful Moholill
Drown, I'attor and Uroad Cloths
" Ohve and Ado'ald " "
Illack and lllue, 11 '
Illackand lllue Illack Oattimerei I
" flrlpcd It Check do.
Pilot do. fr over coating and Tantt )
Bomo very largo Orey do. Black, which are solas cheap.
OKOCRliKV, PAPHIt HANOINOS Ac
iiakdwaim:,
In abort, we have a large and well eelectcd tock, which we
.hall sell at price that defy competition. Ono and all, pleaas
come and eo for tourtclve.
UI.US, WILDER tc CO.
Monlpolier, Nov. 25, 18-10. 93
NEW WINTER GOODS
FROM NEW-YORK.
S. BURBANK, JR. VZ'XZl
mcntof
RICH WINTER GOODS,
which will be sold
?
mam
Montpelier, November 18th, 1846.
Too "PACKAGES of new
GOODS
RECEIVED TIMS WEEK HY
J. W. HOWES,
AMONG which tho LADIKS will have a fine ehanro of le
lectin .oro new styles nl llleh IIRF.SSI COOD3, never
before shown, namely Splendid STEWART PLAID) do.
do. Tarlton do t Omtire Hbadea and Comelion do.) Scarfs,
Shawls, Laces, Trimmings, dec.
November 18, 1810. 02
BURN II AIM
HAVH Just received a large and complete assortrrent of
FURS of every detcrintion, among which aro the follow
Ing:
STONU MARTIN,
FITCH,
SABLE,
LYNX, black an I light,
ENOLtSH CO.NEV,
nnvp'i"!'
Russia
dark
German SAHLE, U flight.
Orey and I'ro I'OX.
lBAMbLtliA Ui;Al(,
Tho abovn at wholcaalo nr retail.
03
1MUJFFS, MUFFS !
AT IlUIIIIANK'rf they are receiving tbia week a great varie
ty of MUFFS, WINTER CAr.-", 4te. l'u.cha.era will
findlt for their interest to give this stock an early examination.
I1 I T I 'IT1 (hi1 A good assortment jusVjeccived at
iii u r r o, iiowns'.
ASiLW&0BT-MUFFS,
can be found at
tho store of
.LL.IS, AVll.UHU.fe CO.
October 13, 1846.
Caps J CAPS!
BURNIIAM & ELLIS
HAVE tho largest and het assortment of FUR II CLOTH
CAt'S ever olTeled lor sale in Vermont.
flOYrJ. vou can tut a eood Fur Trimmed Can for FIFTY
CENTr1. Tho ubuve will be sold al wholesalo or retail.
November, I8IG. 91
MEN & BOVSIWrlCAP
at the C'uflwell tiioro than can li fuimd at any other place in
this vicinity. ALFRED SCOTT, Afiirnt.
Worsted Drawers
UNDER SHIRTS,
AT KI.L.IS, H'lLUHlU CO'S.
October 14. 1810. Cdtv.67
MUFFS & BOAS,
AT
Svfv laJKtfi nuiiNiiAM u f.i.lis'
PS&lSrJ HAT AND FUR STORE.
CONSISTINO of KUSSIA PQUIIlltEL, dark and light
FITCH. AFRICAN LYNX. GERMAN SAIILE, black
and li-hl LYNX, HM!Ltdll CONEY and GREY FOX. Wo
havo FLAT NECK BOAS to match the above Muds, a beauti
ful and comfortable uiticlc. Oct. 24,
FOR WINTER BONNETS,
ELEGANT tiatlna, Velvet, Plumoi, Ribbon, F ov. cr, Ate.
Jint received l.y J. W. HOWES'.
Nov S5lh.
RICH VELVETS & SATINS
IP Oil Winter HATS, with FEATHERS and ltlllUONS lo
snutcli, juat received al BURDANK'S.
Nov. '40.
DRESS GOODS.
AND a CHOICE SELECTION, selling ofTcheaper than ever,
at UUBIIANK'S.
BY EXPRESS,
OCT. 28.
ANOTHER lot of EleSant CASHMERE SHAWLS, and
i- KOU ROYS, fur Cloak. Fleaao call and examine
J. W. HOWES.
6,000j Yard. NEW & CHEAP I PRINTS.
5,000 Woolens and tVoisteds ;
0,000 DomeslicCoods Just receiveikby
J. W. HOWES.
Nov. Mth, 1640. 03
IIKOAIJCl.OTIIS, CASNIMUUKS AND
VKSTINOS,
JUST received .t UURBANK'3.
Ftjii oi-:nti.h.i kn's uvkruoats.
CjrLENMI) CLOTHS of NEW STYLES for OVF.ItCOATB
J lust loe.eiviid at
STOItlISi LANOUON3'
October lGtll, 18 10.
ALI'ACAS. 1). I.Al.N'S A. CAKIIiUEIt F.S
UNUSUALLY LOW. BALDWIN U SCOTT.
October 9. 67wad
BROADCLOTHS,, ?LTn,ff:X:
CASSIMERES, fc lv'K
VESTINGS IIANUHoV'f' ac HIKER.
Octo'ier B3, 1840,
Please JSotice those
BEAUTIFUL SILKS AND
SHAWLS,
At STORRS U LANGUONS.
October 15th.
Cotton Qoods.
Ofinnfi Yard of New PRINTS GlniharoaaudCoUon
iiUUUU Cloth at 1810 price at
STORRS II LA.NCDONS.
October 17. 1810.
Dress Goods.
A Large assortment and at lea price, than at any other
Store in Ibis place, may be found at
Oct. S3, 1810. BANCROFT BIKER'S.
1 .A.V.I l. .Mll.i.S,
OdltN SUIJLI.KIiy,
A1MM.IJ PAIUKltH.
OATTI.K 'I I ICS,
Just received at HOWES' AttlculiuralWsro House.
NvV.TibtrS5, 1KIC. 9)
& ELLIS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
IRA S. TOWN,
STATE STIIEET, MONTPELIER, VT.
KEF.P cenitantly on hand a selaet sortment of OOLI) and
SILVER
Watehes!
flntd Chain and KeVes. Colli anil Kllv.r P.nr.lls.
Oold and Hlone Finger lilacs, llraceletts new patterns,
Toy nnd Fancy Anlcl-s, Jewelry, all kinds and Styles.
Mterl Iteedl, Bajr tMasp and Hag llinz,
Coll'a Palent l llanel self cocklng Revolving Pistols,
And a variety of cheap rocket ristols, etc.
Also, a great variety of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Bass Viols, Melodennt, Accordiani, Flutes, Viols and Violin
Bows, also, t"i.lnt"i Me. ....
trrJEWCLIt 1 of every description made to order, by an ex
perienced CITY WORKMAN. , , .
FINE WATi.'IIES o. all descriptions repaired by artac
..i ..nn.i.n.j WATCHMAKER.
tKrComeand aon for younclve. We fill our hnp lo a
eomodlelbt public, anil furnish first rale article at a small
advance Irom cost.
Monlpelier,Oct. 7, 1840. 85
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
WATCII-MAKKIt .v JEWELI.F.K,
Keep, constantly on hand,
GOLD AND SILVER
WarranteJ Gold lUads and Silver hpoens of nil kinds j
Gold Pencils, Stone RinffS and Pins, Gold Guard Chains J
IlrHcnlett and Chips, Gold Fob Chaios and Keys ;
Miniatuie Cases.
tT'Alio, in odditlon t my spring sunnly, 1 have this day re
raived some very nice uamvo Tins, with a liwfja lot or stone
ltlnjt and Pins, Gold Pens with Diamond Points. Spectacles
to suit all njcs, which together with my Spring Goods, make
my asioumeni very compieie.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
u...L rn..t..aa. tt.. . t : r. . v. J I . . f nn..
OUCtl HI rflBII'JIltjin, I IUIH's I MfJU, riuUKI, r I VIII. II llUlit
Violin Ilnws anUMrlnjs oi nil kinds uiio,
CUTLERY,
n-rPrrumoi- Ilnir Work. Hair Combs. Pino Irnrr Comiis
Hruihes. Tea rots. Brass Clocks. Tots. Hiker Combs and
Thlmhles, Steel lloads. 811dm and HiHtnnt. Uc, Sec,
y-Lndiet and Gentlemen, aa to prices. I feel confident lhat
you will be perTctty lutislicd. Please step in and examine for
Yourselves, at any rate 1 thi least ravors win re ersteiuii? i
inowled'ed. SAMUEL AnnoTT.
Village of Montpelier, Oct. 8, 184C. 7t
K. II. WITHRItnLI. .fc A. A. 51 K A I J
rOULD give uolico that they have formed a co-paitnerhip
v under the name und firm of
WITH Elt ELL & MEAD,
And havo opened a shop on State Street, 3 doors eal or nraneh
lWt.lv. whom tlmv initind cnrrvliW on tlio HVfVClf .TJr-
wr wr- . wrSwfwjrwf ZKJsrJMiSN, Thev have
imt received direct from market, an extensive assortment of
(Jt)LDitfIi,Vi:R WsVICIlEH ,JrWKI"JtY, FAHUv gooijs,
TOYH, etc. etc., Whirh thy wHlffliOllowM cnu w uuu5ii
in this vicinity or elicwherc.
They arc also prepared to manufacture, and- wilJ keep con
stantly on hand,
SILVCIt SPOONS & JEWELRY.
Of every description, warranted to be of the best material, and
uf the litest nnd most rTaihion ibte style.
Watches carefully repaired nnd watranicu to keep i ime.
The; hope by stnet atteiilinii to their business, to command
a liberal share of public putruiuge.
All orders from a distance thankfully received, and will meat
with prompt attention.
jN U CA.-ll Mid Tor old Gold and SHvor.
K. U. WITMERELL.
A. A. MEAD.
Montpelier, Sep. Jfc 83
SILVElt WORK.
I It A S. TOWN,
SILVER SPOON MANUFACTORY,
SIONTPDLI K It, VT.
IP. TOU'N, Stato Street, Montpelier, Vt. taVea pleasure In
Informing the public thai he ha. cnmmeiteed the manufac.
lure, al reduced nrsres, of SII.VKU TAI1LC and TEA
SPOONS, OF ALL SIZES,
DESERT do., HALT and MUSTAKUdo- Cream, Purar,
Gravy and r-oim I.ADLE3, SUUAU TONGrf, DESSERT Ss.
HU'I I'ER KNIVEd,eie.
0y-Eery nrticfe soft! by hiru is manufattured uuifer Iris own
ruptrintendence, nnd can ho warranted of tho best muterUU.
Tu nersons wnnttnz Snons of anv kind, thev offer the adtan-
tiga of purchasing at tho- lowest possible prices and dirnctly cf
tho manuuemrer. rtrucifas oi ine luirii oi)ic uiwsjson
on hand.
N. II. A liberil discount wld be made to persona wisblog to
sell flaTtiln.
JF.WEIAIV of every dotcr'rption made to order by an expert
enfed City Workm.it,
FINE WA'l CIIi:y of uP description repaired by a practical
and exiieriunced Watch-maKei.
SILVER SPOON MANU
FACTORY. lirOULI) respectfnllv inlorin Ike cltUens ol Monioelier and
vT all others wishing to purchase, that they have recently
commenced the mnniifr.tfrn nf Ml t.VT.ItSPOO3. lUvlntrhud
eisbt years experiencH mi the businers In this place, thny fuel
perfect contidvnce in Baying Ibat llielr work will compare with
r TEA, TABLE,
We have a good assortment or DKSKKT, MUHT-S SPOONS
( AiU) & rJALT )
II UTTER KrilVES. SUGAR TONU9. etc.
If any one believes there is but one establishment where
Spoons are manufactured in Moutp-ilicr, they can easily satisfy
tl.An...l.d tin ... U flr.ll IVaa I .rr.tr W. tl.u.
thnt there is. iho reoort to-tlie ronlrarr notwiihstandiu.
Wo work nothing but the best of Silver Into Spoons, and will
givo the purchaser a written warrant of tho article as strong aa
we recommend them.
As wo ere not under the noceastty ofhidng our Spoon made,
we think that we cam furnish them ns cheap as ihey can bo
purchased any where of ihe same quality. Cullonder.
ttr ATUIIEd cirofu.lv rnpsired and warranted. Alia, nil
kinds of Engraving to order, aa well as enn be done this aid of
tne Pity. vvri iit.UatsUL. & jiiiau.
Nov. 16, 1640. 9)
O It A N ti E CO. M. FIKE1NH. CO.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors of the Orange
County Mutual Fim Insurance Company hive made an
assessment of tr ree tier cent, on ull thu premium notes of said
Company In force ou tho 14th day of August 1848, to be paid to
the 1 roaaurur of said Company ut his ottice Iu Chelsea, by the
nrsi uay oi January neat.
Ifanv are now delinouent In the payment of former assess
incnts, they cannot complain If the Dy Low .if said Company are
rigidly enforced, and trie premium notes collected in iuii ana tie
Dositud In the Trensurv. J. W. SMITH. Treasurer.
Choloa,Nov.20, 1846. 03
BEAUTIFUL
1 1 EAIITII RUGd
a a
AT
ELLIS, WILDER, U Oo's.
CAMPHENE,
tY Ihe DEBT OUALITV for .ale bv
VJ Oct. 1,1816. tS Wl l I1CREI.L& MEAD.
Crockery.
MORE New nnd lleantiful CROCKEIIV opening at
Oct. 17, 1816. HTUItim Sl LANUnO.N'S.
NEW 'J'AILORING ESTAC
L1SIIJV1ENT.
CilAS. M. OH l.llli;ilLAYNn.
WOULD infurm the Tubllc that he bas leuiosed from Ellis.
Wilder Sl LVe bulldinj, Iu the
.u.vmisii uuiiiisiiff , i sittor. cnai or llrtsuclt.
ttililh-e,
where ho has ad.tfd to his business.
TIT Arm r t 1 luch Ilro.ilclutli., Ca.sl-
I i I il I I I'l i f meres, vesttni;., anil
VJ JU J X JLLKJ. I TUIMMINUb of ull klml..
which ho will ..11 cheap fur Cash, and make to ordur In the beat
sijrie.
CuttliiK done for other to Jlulie,
rrrL'uuiiiry Tailor will le aupjdied with rleott's lYew York
Fiiahloit., at New Vurk price.
Hunlimhcr, Oct, 1846. 87i3ra.dw,
Tea, Tea, Tea!
Ol Cb.sl.ofY II, TEA, WAUIiANTEI) to be superior to
any Tea erer effeicd in this maikel, lur .ale low, by
uci. aj, 1310 HAri;Klin'& HIKER.
TRY IT7
Ot: CIIESTH more uf that IiXVlt.1 VOMJJYO
SIOwV 'l'lSilf al lbs same low price wariault vary
superior at 8T011U3 4c LANUHON3.
Bept.B8,18. gs
TOBACCO.
GOOD riuf and I'io. Cut Tlucce
. M S. K. COLLINS,
BOSTON NOTICES.
ADAMS HOUSE,
3ri -WASHINOTON-STIIUET,-
BOSTON.
T V W. T. ADAMS ha.lna: oneae thlsaew and splendid'
u Hotel, bej lease to assure the pnbiratHSl nolhln sn.ii ne
wantlnt to make it equal to any other trrtlie Onion and not
socond to any. 00:6m
JONES, DENNY & WARD,
NO . 00 MILK STIIEET,
IMPORTERS and Denier In UYF,8TtlFFB, Olldl, SOAPS,
CHEMICALS, and MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES.
Msnnfaclurer of Lard Oil and Dye-Woods.
October, 1810.
6fr2tn.
OOKSEM,Klt, I'UItl.lSHEItS AND
STATION i;k,
NOS. 17 and IV, CORNlllLL. HOSTON.
JOHN P. HILL, JOMIIUA A. DROIII1EAD.
II. ec I), keep constantly on hann lor salo at Ihe lowest prices,
ln a.sortnient of LAW. TIIEOLOQICAL. MEDICAL.
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS.
Order, from tho country promptly attended to.
Doston, April, 1816. Cfllf
. . MESSES, & CO.
No. 7 KILIIY STIlKICT (lip HU(lr.
Impoiters off and Wlioteiara dealers ni
FINE CUTLERY, STATIONERY,
Cornb, Ilroshes, Ferfeniery, Aeeordeoiiji
Frtn and nohemian Fancy Glass Ware, Faos, Portfolio:,
Prossln.; Cases, Won Poles, Silk Parses,
Pkt Rooks', Writlrif Desks,
Crd and MemoraCTlliJ) Rooks of Jor, Pearl, Morocco, kti
Silk and Velret IletleoleS) Oilt and Plated Jewelry,
Buckl.., Slides, Tursfl Tllmrnln,Walch Chain Il Key,
Silser Frtdt Knl.es, rearl Bfttttma SnJ Stdils,
Pocket and other Ink Slundis Pencihf
Table Malts, Itaror Stiops It. t'asesy
Engravings, Miniature Cases,
ivory Chossmen,
!laek(mmnn Uonrdsand other Games,
Needle, Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Steel Read,
THERMOMETERS, MANTEL VASES, SUN GLASSES',
DOME AND IVORY RINGS. HAND MIRRORS,
CORKSCREWS, lilt ASH PADLOCKS,
PERCUSSION CAPS,
TA11LE HELLS,
And 1 1 jry description of rrench, German and iTetrtb
Also, aeents for Joseph Anton Farina's
COLOGNB WATER.
WW. MKSSER has sold out his stock and relinquished"
business, at his old letail stand No. 208 Waahincton St..
and hstlns; formed a connection with V V. Warren undir tho
above firm, 1st Jannvry last, has since visited Ihe different
1nnufacturin; Districts of tnslsnd, France and Germany, for
tlio purpose of ascertaining the best sources Irom which to
import the above Go!, at the lowest market prices. He haa
selected an EN'TIKK NEW STOCK OF GOODS, (Mot or
which are made to his order,) and made arrangements through
agents appointed by him it England, France and Germany to
receive constuntlv all new articles in our Hue of business, and
his friends and the public are assured thai owing to such ar
ransements, ihey can purchase at his new entobtithment aa
cheap, if not cheaper, tlinn at any other importing bouit in the
United Btatctt aa every Foreign article in their stock Is, and
will be imported hy tlirmteltea
W. W. ME83EII &. CO. have received a part of the above
Goods selected, and uro receiving hy each l'Arket the remain
der of their stock wl ich will be the newest and the best select
ed In thecity.
ftrThe Trade i I ivltcdlo call and examine before purchai
Ingelsewliere
Ifoston, June S.r), 18 10. 72: Cm
WOOL & WOOLENS.
STEELE, ANDERSON & STANFIELD,
COMMISSION MKUOIIA NTS,
Nos. 8 & 10 I'eari, St. BOSTON, (Mobs.)
NT) r.mlcul.r atlenllon is paid to rW-AMERlCAN
. JL . FLEECE and i-ULLED VVOOL.31 as well a lo
Woolen Fabric, and liberal advancca made where required.
Uoaton, mas. Aug. lotu ouumao.
HARDWARE CUTLERY.
DOMETT & SEWALL,
No. 18 Ktltsj- Street, eorner'of Liberty Square,
BOSTON,
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN HARDWARE Ac CUTLERY,
WOULD respectfully celt the attention ofcountry merchants
to their Urge assortment of
FOREIGN if. DOMESTIC IMRD
WJIRR if- CUTLERY,
compriinr every thin; In their line needed by Ihe Country Tra
des ; which will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES for Cash or
approved credit.
Fleaie "COME AND SEE" for yourselves.
Huston, Augusts, Irr0. 73 3 mi..
BOO TS AND SHOES.
VERMONT MERCHANTS, .isillne Doston to obt.irr Iheir
FALL SUFI'I.ICS, are particularly iu.iled to eiamin. the
eatensivn as.ortin.Dl of ROOTS & SHOES, OROGANS Sl
RUBBER SHOES,
Of imported and homo manufacture, wbirh nay bo foamimaM
their varieties, at the itorsf
George L. Thayer,
NO. 40 CENTRAL STREET,
BOSTON.
who will bave at at limes, an extensive assortment, frnm i).a
bssi manufacturer, in the coonlrr all of which will be offered
at Ihe "LOWEST I'lllCKS." 79
EAGLE HOTEL,
STATE ST., MOSTPKLIER, VT.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform Ids friends and the
public generally, that be has renred the above stand, (re
cently occupied by SETI1 KIMUALL,) where he will lie found
ready to wail on all those who may favor him with a call, and
h.pe by diligent attention to the Hants uf both man and beast,
to merit and r.coiroa liberal .hare of public patronage, and len
der hi house nn aerccable home.
N. II. Good stable, in good repair, for the accommodation of
ORREL TOWN.
91:tf
Village of Montpelier, Nov. 5, 1816.
S. BURBANK, JR.
IS now receiving from NEW-YORK and BOSTON, his largo
autunm stock of
RICH & FASHIONABLE GOODS,
being the most complelo stock ho has aver had the pleasure of
ofluring his friends and coitoinen. It is unnecessary to panic
ulsrlse the many
HUNDRED DIFFERENT PATTERNS
of new and beautiful styles of
CLOAK & DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Sic.
lut the LADIES may he assured lhat the LATESTandOEST
Style that can be obtained in the New York and Boston mar
kels are here therefore for particular, they will
PLEASE WALK IN.
Great slock of FANCY HOODS of all kinds.
Gentlemen's FUUnTsIIING GOODS:
I) road c lot bs, Overcoat do., Casslmcres and Yeittugi,
Cravats, tiluos, &ic,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE,
GROCERIES it HARDWARE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS !
Men's pi Ime double ole Bool Fine Kipdo.)
' " Water I'roofdu.f.
" " Fine Sewtd do.; French calf do.;
11 11 Fatenl Kulibera j Common do. t
Hoi and Youth's Thick Roots j Kip and Calf do.)
" " Rrugan ) . -
Indies' and Misses Patent and Common Rubbers :
(Jailers, l -i do., UuiLiui, French Kid Slip and Tie j
Children', at.urled Shoo, and in fact, evory thing In tho
way of Root and Shoe, which he oiler al lower price than
erer, by the eaae, doaen, or aingie pair.
CJ-lle is now recoiling at his
WHOLESALE Sz 11 ETA I L,
IRON AND STEEL WARE
ROOM, Sanderson'. CAST STEEL round, square and octstod :
Eng. and Amellcan IRON lound and squares.
Iron Dors, L01; and Trace Chain. Aile Draft. 1
Sledge, and Hammers 1 Iron Washers ; Horse Shoeafe Kails;
Spadea and Ditcher 1000 keg Eagle and Sab). Nails.
yAII wishing to puichas. iu any quantity, ai. tm,.esl.d to
es. mine Ibis large stock oftiood, and ib.y will Und ptices
that eanoot fail lu euit.
Munipali.r, Oct. 1, 1816. 83
BANCROFT & HIKER
HAVE just received fiom Jloilon and New. York, a largo as,
sortment of
among which may be lound the following aktlall
175 1'lecea Alpacrai, alerlnoa, Silks, He Ceuea,
M. De Lanes, Cashmeres end GirighAroa,
300 pi.e. ritlNTtf, English and Aueiloau, some beautiful
patterns, and a. cheap, .uniui
100 Shawls, Merino, Wool and Caahueie.some very eb.an,
00U0 yards of llleached and Urown Wheeling .j fsbiftisr.
l.Ml iil.ee llroadcloihs. rt.lm.... ....a a?.., '"
ISO tileee. Ilroadclolh, I'.sslm.r.s und s'ltintu.
US Vest I'atlerns, all si.:., and nualHi..: '
fft '"V V.,r,-'.V,OTM' Cambrics.
Wlinjs, Lee, Cotton Caps, &e. te. ,her wlli
.AllPETING;
UU'.. AMU I'n'I'TSM .Lm.
WOO'u ANU COTTON-akre,
All of which will be sold al prices to cnricioud tsith th.
fj EW. TAHIt"F ACT Of 1840 1
Honlpelitr, Sent. 20,1?$. M(f
OLASri WARE OHUUKERY,
SO sets onhat beautiful IIONO KOKC WARE, and floalle
p .1 ' ' w,t w S""""! "l. in . tountry rioi
lea. Coffee, Sug.r, Fi.h, ttlc, td.lt. Tobacco., I'aiot.. 011
ltOa. Bit. I.UI.Sl. N.lls. l'oud.r 'hi i. 'i- ' '