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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, JANUARY 31, 1850.
.foreign SCcujs.
The steamer Niagara, Cap!. Ryrie, arrived at
Huston on the Sth, brinsinr: about eighty pas
t enjers, anJ a full freight of French and other
EcxvK uml advices two weeks later t.-om all parts
of Europe. She failed from Liverpool on the
niorniti? ot the 12lh insl. and has had an unuau
nllv pleasant passage.
Ci.ttmi has advjnccd a quarter of a penny.
The Corn market has been dull throughout the
kingdom during the week. Indian Corn has de
clined nixpencc per quarter, and now r-el's ot 30s
for prune uliitc, and 2t)d lor jellnw. Best brands
ot Philadelphia and li.tltiinore Flour command
25s a 2.-I3 Cd. Wcetrrri Canal SR
IJcef rontinties depressed, an there is hut lit
tle demand lor I'oik ; ilacou and Lird huncver
ore in In cly request and unproved rates. The
latter to the extent of one i-lnlling per cut.
('ofitc is in good demand at ailvxncc price.
Sugxr ha advanced sixpence to one r-liilhn,
and liuMris aic looking Inr .-till higher rales.
President Taylor's Ales-age, which reached
England uv the lliaerma, has been exlensuely
published and largely conrnented upon uv the
Engli?h press. The general expression of the
public t-entimorit is very favorable.
Ireland. Mr. John O'Connell, difgusted with
the manner in which his parh m.ei.tary services
have been received by the llou-e ot Co, moons,
find nece.-Miated by circumstanced to le-iime at
tention in his pr..!es-ion, his iiusxpectejly re
signed his feat lorihe city of Limerick.
Turkey. It lies been r. ported that the desti
nation ol Ko.-ulh and other Hungarian exiles
in Turkey is confinement in ihe intmiur of Asia
Minor, an rrangeiii'iit very unsjtUfiictory to the
relugeea themselves, though sancfoned by the
British and French Ambas-adors. Il tins should
prove true, great dis-credit .rust accrue to the
English Government for betraying the liberty of
the refugees, and allowing their right of deput
ing to any other country willing to rccuvcthem,
to be frittered away. Indeed, the demonstration
made by the English and French flust, and the
attitude taken by Turkey itaell in oppu?ition to
the arrogant den ands of Russia, appear unmean
ing unless the exiled patriots were to be treated
in an honorable manner.
Tumul under the t'yiences. A recent Pjris pa
per siaits tli.it the Minister of Public Works has
employed an engineer tmm Upper Garrone to
uuKe examination', the object of winch is to be
the election ol a grand new route betwetn Tou
louse and S.ir.iL'onsJ, by mears of a tunnel car
ried under the Pyrenees, betwi-en the vailics of
kuc'ion, in r ranee, and V enasquo in bpain.
The execution of tins dncct road beiw ei-n the
two cities presents no ditliculucs. Evpeiicnco
in tunneling m France has been hid in the
piercing the Nerthe, hi tlie cons' ruction of the
itail Koad fio.n .Marseilles to Avignon. The
expense only may retard this underuking. In
any case, the SSpinis.i Government will contrib
ute us pan toiiidking a usrful way of communi
cation to the North of the Pcuni.-ula.
Djtes from the city of Mexico, 1st inst., an
nounce that the American population at Santa
Fe and oilier places, are very desirous of annex
ation. A Convention was to be held at Santa
Fe to form a Constitution. Considerable excite
ment pievailed in Texas and New Mexico in
coi.sequei.ee, and it was feared serious difficulty
vvunid ensue.
Impo'tant from the SiU Like Indian Hoslili
ties, (fcSt. Louis, Jan. Is', 1650. A k-ner his
been received here, daied Silt lake City, Oct.
16.li, wh'.cn sjvs that the Mormons fro n Cali
fornia brought much gold. All kinds of titer
clundi-c were scarce, and commanded high pri
ces. There were only to small stores In the
valley, to supply a population of 15 000. Snow
had fallen on all the mountains mound the val
ley, ami it the So'ithwest P.ifs it wa four leei
deep. Hti'i.ors prevailed that Missouri emigrants
had killed some squaws of the Snake tribe of
Indians, anu that they were consequently hostile
to the whites, and were committing deprdatiuns
wheitver nu opportunity occurred. Subsequently
they had one battle with another pJity of emi
grant. Me.-srs. Livingston and Kmc. .1.1, traders
at Silt Like, had cleared j-20,(.00 in two weeks:
tliey had coid all I heir meri.il uidtse lli.it was to
arrive. .Mr. Rose, of iV York, had also sold
$5,010 worth ot goods in two days. Grain crops
bad been good ; the prospects of the country
were line.
Continuation cj the lliutsin th' Ohio Ltis'a
ture. Cvlumbus Thursday, J.m. 17. The gre it
est contusion still prevail) in ill Senate, and
there is but a taint hope of iis being terminated
furs, me tune. A rerululiuh was parsed giving
Mr. Johnson, the Democratic Senator from the
disputed district of lia oilton county, his soil
until the matter shall he decided by the future
action ot the Seriate providing that he should
not vote on Ins onii cae. Subsequently, -ever-nl
ell'orts were made lo olfer a resolution to re
move the Speaker from the ch if. .A sophc of
the wildest confusion followed. The Speaker
decided the resolution out of order, and refused
to entertain aiiapput. In the imd-.t ol the great
est uproir and contusion, the Speaner announ
ced the Standing Couunitlees. The I.cco Foccs
loudly protested agaiu-t his right to do to. At
a late hour the Senate adjourned in great disor
der. Mississippi. The Legislature met nt Jack
son on the 7ih inst. Tim Governor denounces
nil compromise on the Slavery queslion, and
says:
" In the event of the adoption of the U'ihnot
Proviso by Congrcss, or ihe admission of Cali
lurnia into the Union by virtue of her late pre
tended constitution, the Abolition uf slavery in
the Distrn t of Columbia, or the prohibition of
the. commerce in slaves between the dales, I
recommend that the governor be authorized o
order an elrctiun ot delegates from all ih coun
ties in the Stale to a convention to lake into
consideration the mode and measure of redress,
and to adopt such measures lor our future sccu
as ll.e crisis may demand."
The President's proclamation, which broke up
the Round Island expedition against Cuba, is
also denounced in the bitterest terms, as an in
sult to the sovereignty of Mississippi.
Message ol the Governor ot Texas. The late
message of Governor Ueil to the Legislature of
Texas, has come to to hand, uri two or three
points it is of general interest. The Governor
tiroes warmly the " onques-uoi.able right of Tex
as" to the Rio Grande boundary, which includes
the Mexican settlement of Santa Fe, and in lact
almost the whole of ihe settled portions of New
Mexico. He is dissatisfied with the course ol
the national administration in regard to the
claims ot Texas; and although he deprecates a
ny collision with the federal government, he ur
ges the legislature to laise and equip an armed
lorce, sufficient lo sustain Texan authority m the
county of Santa Fe. lie also submits whether
it would not be wtdi to sell to the general gov
ernment ihe lauds which lie norih of the paral
lel of latitude 30 deg. aO mm., (the line ot the
Mis-ouri compromise,) making a strip UCO miles
Jong and nboutcO in width, ilesays the land
is iiiountuinous, tin J u not uselul lor "agricultu
ral pin pot.es." 'J his recommendation singularly
concurs with the proposition of Col. Denim, in
the U. S. Senate, winch proposes to give tilteen
millions of dollars for the tiact. Ptrhaps this
may be the real sccict of the claim ol Texas up
on New Mexico. It remains to be seen wheth
er Congress will pay Texas tilteen millions ol
dollars fur lands to which she lias no legal title
w hatevor. .Mas.
Jii Slavery in Pennsylvania. On the Rlth
the House reiused 4(i to 40, to lake up a resolve
instructing the members ot Congress to resist all
attfiiipis lo extciia claverv.
Horrible death of Insane Persons. Isaac Mus
eeiman and John Toner, lunatics, were chained
to the Jlourol the Gf ttcsburgh (."a.) prison, when
il was burnt last wctk, and belli perished in the
Haines.
A report has been made ,ky a con.niittee of
the .Massachusetts Senate ill lavor oi a .xauunai
JJuicau ol Agriculture.
Jlsriculturul School in JVcit-Ynrlc The Log.
islalure of New York has appointed a committee
to report upon the expediency ol establishing an
Agricultural School and Experimental Farm in
the State oi New-York.
Heath of Mrs. Scudder. The Niagara brings
intelligence ol the death of Mis. Scudder, wife
of JJr. Scudder, lor tinny years a missionary o!
the American Board. She died in peace, at
MailriiBov. IS, alter an iIIbces of 4 days.
atcst ctus.
Vermont Central Railroad. Receipts for C
months to Jan. I, 1830, SIC8.817 07
Deduct running expenses, 31,621 27
Net earnings, S7G,90G 70
being within a fraction of Ihe rate of 3 1-2 per
cent, per annum on a capital of $4,500,000. For
this period of time, however, on the average but
about two thirds the length of the road was in
use. It is safe to say that the above earnings a-
niount to over 5 per cent, on the actual cost of
the portion of the road run.
Wasiiikgto.v. Jan. 23.
Mr Webeter presented a petition in favor of
granting land to actual sett'ers. Mr Hamlin
presented a petition for the reduction of the post
age on all prepaid half-ounce letter.--, to two
cents each.
House. The Legislative resolutions from the
territory ofMincsota for the removal of the Chip
pewa Indian, were telerred. A petition on the
subject of International Treaties, for the settle
ment of disputes by arbitration, and for a Con
gress of Nations, was releired to the Com-nittee
on Foreign Allaire. .Mr Wmthrop presented a
petition 1 1 o.n the Canadian Assembly, asking
assistance to replace the public library destroyed
by tire at Montreal during the recent disturban
ce. Washington, Jan. 25th. I regret to stale
that Mr. Calhoun was last night much worse and
thai his life was despaired of. At ten o'clock
this morning he was somewhat relieved. But he
is not convalescent. His friends were fearful
that this winter would bo his hist in Confess.
He left ihis city m March last, with a church
yard cough.
I am informed that the dinner patty given by
the President to the Hungarians yesterday, was
in ine uesi possiuie lonn and taste in every way
nerlectly suited to the occasion. The President
has a good idea as to entertainments. He ren
ders his A. B. C. dinners and his extra-official
dinners very pleasant. Ujhazy made some very
interesting remarks in reply to a sentiment of
fered by Gen. Taylor. Gov. U. is a natural ora
tor. I heard htm and Col. Prairuav state that
the invitation from President Taylor was the
most distinguished honor that could be conferred
upon lliem. They lift for New York this morn
ing. . Jour, of Com.
Examination of ll'm. 11. Thompson. To-day
the examination of Win. II. Thompson, knovn
as u Onc-eved lhompson, vvill take place be
fore Justice Truman Smith, rn the charge pre
ferred against hiui by Gen. James Arlington Ben
nett, of altering a 81 bill on 'lie Tradesman's
Bank to a 830 hill. Bennett will be present as
a witness. It is expected tint further dcvelope
inciils will be made in the complicated case in
winch Drury and Banuettt are implicated. .Vcw
lorx J nbune, .Monday.
Momrkai., Wednesday, Quebec Hire
ion. At Ihe nomination mceling, a msjoriiy of
voles was cal lor .Mr. Legare. the Aunexa
lionists' polling takes place on Sitii'dav.
Tor.o.NTO. The Annexa'ionis's here, have
formed an Association, comprising many respec
table merchants, and intend shortly to issue their
niiuiteslu.
Nr.w Minister to Rissiv. Neil S. Brown,
hie Governor of Tennessee, Ins been rejected
by the President for Minister Plenipotentiary lo
Russia, vice Arthur 1 . llagby, ol Alnbama.
The difficulties in Georgetown College have
all been amicably settled, and the students have
returned.
It is estimated that one drunken man in rvery
ninety H annually convicted of crime, while the
avengo number of temperance men annually
conv icted of crime is one in l.llil.
H'ondtrful HJicarj of CorbdCs Highly Coitccn
tra'cd Syntp 0 Snrsapanftu.
FURTiiizi: e ui:.Vi:c of irs virtues.
To Mc-r. I litiolcj' Co.:
Gft.t.enif.1 mi 1'iitO tiiica j.u kinJIj sent me a fow
ltuttl n f Dr. CotEielt'a Stidker itrtupaii.Ia, leltin, if
yut "nft, it mis lit licp h.c, ni) bUnxJ l(-in out ol ordtr,
a ti J my ilumacU bcit.j nnoJ by IhnitefUical com itia )!.
A I ha'i been uin ulhtT ar3pri.U ComfMunJ a no in
jury iNtLer I Inn benefit, and U inti i rn d vrnmi remcdittt
unit mi lirl.i wliaiettr. 1 felt UitMrillinj lo utlPtr.pt any
llnnj turthrr Itut m;in 01 tho iJit'Du.lii ii4ine l
p1tkicuii4 aiiaclieJ lo Itia niedirinc. 1 In sun tlis uf ul one
buttle. Uni it only in mill i!oea, I lou'.d toy fiomch
Cr luMv tHatiiinr it tone. After a teM.y ami undvnat'
11 ue f it itnii iiionth, t fount! ray uhtik flbiuni tbo
rou'bly chi;etJ. .iv ujtpente -iCilorcd .My blood
cl-r, scltve aud pore, aid tnnlii oncn inoi aff.nieil rur
tion.e of n.y fin n4 ra ji (MmTuJIy ifU'C d with dueif uf
tins fliiu. Liter Olftruc ion, and who ar ol lronj ("on
Buiu(itif habit, ui nw biin; ihl uoiideiln! .uedn-ttn' with
miKl atonisriins ellic ir. In ny u case I am liftppy to
tsito the cuio Hrii romjtlrtc Uoond d .Tt nntit ip mum.
Wry juteluily, oui (blijr-.i fn-i.ri,
50 JOit.N' T. FIKt.Il.
n. n:;ir.EV a.no ro. i. vtovnvu.r.
No. It nd 4 South tide Fsli-uil Hill. Cokjon,
For :i.e lr IvwlSrld &, iruni.i', and by t K. Oiiiirisi.
Moulp'hrr; Fioncl. V allcr, Itatrc ; II. I'. C. I'rcuch,
rii.titi Id; I Iiui'mt t. Howie-', Vd)(in,itn ; Idf ktugou iiid
reitlc, CbcUeat ; alio by azt uis ;eiif rally.
For i'lriTcnt C).iampt.ofi. Me .nnw of beilcr
remedy than Wtiai' Jilaui ol AViU! ' '1 ritv. Il 1 mtntl.
111 iid bca in in iln niurn. owl 1- aiRiirtty fdapt-f 10
d I -IV and diipale that an-m) m Mini disitCKio irruatiun
u'hitli s 1 moot pu'vaiU at tins r&iti ot the Vfinf, rau"d
b) cold-, cu;h and cltilU, brcul.t 011 by lreueM c..an-ft
oflheweath r. V kimw of several Kcrie ia'r -w I ! h
li4eliefii finlically cured by the una of tin ItjUain. SiMi.f
two ye-if uttiCB a Iriend ol ours Ut!crin un Ut wbal
vruf ihuu'l.t to b u conl.r.nul Consumption a revere
coujli, losi ol uppetite, ni-lst ejU, Vc. 11 jr ihn u.o of
the Itilfjin, lie di-iM-llfd the no aiaiuilP Tro tr,hm-r,l,
and 1 uov 111 the mi) ii.ent of rout, rattve lirllh. New
I'd'UnU V'arIm'j;ioiiiaii( Hoton.
2ost Voice .IScMorcc.
.e UeillofJ, An.-. 10f If-.
,r. P. W. Towlt llavir in nuny Ciinticiifi j ut
I.hd in relatiu.ito lUI. Wl&TAKV It LSA M OF WILD
CUIsUK Y, I tkotbis opportunity of olfrnn a word in n
fdtor, vilncb you are alo at liberty tu pu!.!i,!.. A fu
ruonilifl dinctf my m lie- lunjjH (ti came so inurb siilectcd by a
tuddencold, that k.bo luit bcr voice, and ulT. nd pterety
fivmpaind mi the brca3t Hr c.lutian cau'ed lir lucmi
inurb aUnn. Iluxiii beard your Hil'iitn 'r,jpjlj ircotn-n-iti:d
by I bono wbo utul it, 1 surcliir! . bnnc of iour
areot in tbirt placi. M.e took it according to dirc-tloiiat,
and it produced a wondeilul elfeet. Hf.r iimi" one bt
tte cht! bud (.ompklriy reco-n d ! r tmco, tbc panii tub
kided, and Iter J.eItii was ful restcrcd.
Vour tru!y,
fSiSned,i im:miv nnicimi .
T. . uch te'tin-oiiy can bo relied uyvn. '5c c-iri lul of
the article you buy. It must bie hu fti.ikturc ol 1. liuttr :
oil llie m rtpr to genuine. 1
Iiillticiizu mid Coiisiiinpliou. j
1 1 in indeed a melancholy truth, that thoua.ui.dii f-l' 1 ictim
to co;iunii)tion etery year from no other csu-tc tbun nesltct-
edcoldi, jet And liuudredtt nav lhoiijnd, w bo treat
sucb rontpljitrti with tbc grealett tniiir;reuce. and let them
run on for eeki, ottd ciuu iiiojtlin, without thinking of the
danger. At hist jou hate but you consider a alight coufb or
cold you allow buainests, pleasure or curi-Uiiteaii to pre
sent you fioai giving it any attention; it then set ilea upon
your breast, you becouif boaite, bave piins in the side or
chert, ei pec to rate large quantities if matter, pcihapf ntued
with blood, a ditiiruliy of bteatliing enfuea, and then you
find your own foolish ncsltct Un brought on tin a cuinptstitit.
It then you alue your lite or 3 our health, be uarned m time,
and don't tuffc uiih your cojJ, or trufl to any ijuuck nostrum
to cuie you, but immediately procure a Itottle or two of that
faimou remedy. Dr. Wittar'i ItAUam of Wild Cherry, which
is wet! know to -e tho most vpeedy cue ever knov.n, us
thousand will testify, vibone litea have been aaved by it.
For inlluenzi it 14 the very beat medicine 111 tli uorI.
Ite not dec-ned, lernember th.-t uiioui iinitatmni and
ctlter prepara'ioiiti o f Wild Cht if y almund thioughout the
1 nd, but it J Dr. Vitur' that ba performed so many tbou
naiid wo mil rful cure, therefore buy no other but tbef nuine.
ousinat 11 jlsuni of Wild Cherry, signed i. liuUt oa the
wrapper. Z6
oNone -enuine iinlem figned I. RUTTH.
For sale by KKDFIKt.D &. Clt,.MS, Montpelicr.S. K.
Col I in, do.; French & Walker, ICarre; 1'. K St C. r'rendi,
ruinrteid. Thuibr&: Iowle, Washington ; Dickiua.tn and
Fculee, Chelreu.
KKtMAISKAItLC CAST,
riIRMHEI UV .MEStfi::?. COLEMAN &. CO.,
IJL'FFALO, N. V.
Tim is to certify, llmt my wife has hern for eight year
past nerely afihett-d w ltd an affection of the Liver, and,
durin lfa.it lime, has i.uJTred beiond nil description. Alter
trying medical bkil', and a v-inety c-f adterti d medicine,
without if-lief, she w-sia induced to use Hurh.in'i llin-g irim
lit sam of Life, which produced a beneficial cfRct tmmedt
atelr, afier uin three If it tie t-he lias now regained her
health ai-l u conbdiut of a permanent cure. For the benefit
of fulfilling hunuiiity, 1 am happy in gum publ citv to the
above I'jctii. A. MUUi'llV.
Tatbot District, U. C Pec. 11, 1815. 6
DAVID F. UKADLF.K&. M.N, 133 W-ehin2ton sirret,
Dot.10 , soe Agents tor the I mud Ma ten, a tad btitish Trov
incen. American price, one lMlur per bottle.
AUENTss Monii-elier, alriu K. Collins : Daire, A. F.
Thuin.i: Wikhuigion, Thuibcr i- Howies: Lt(.ltea,
II. ItHcon: Cuiin.b, J. Cook: E. Corintn, T. Hlattc:
.Nwl.urr. F &. IL Kevoi: Itrudford. C. &. U. Fnchard:
orthtield, 11.11. Camp, aud by deulers in medicine gtner
tliy tbiougbout .New- En-tand.
3IR. AMES'S CASE.
X JTIaCshisiisl in the Hosion Locomo
tive W orks.
EOS ION, January 12.1549.
jlE?SRS. HEDDING & CO., ri Stale street: Cenlle
all men, 1 1 is now more than fourteen mou.hs mice I
commenced spitting blood and raisin bloody n. utter, accom
panied with a disagreeable cou"b and pain in my tide, Af
Uremplotin? doctors ot rood standi nr. without atail. I was
induced to try Dr. SCHENCK'ri 1'LiL.MONIC SVKUP, of
w t.i en l toot as many as bait a dozen Lot wen. wnicn J
bought at your office iu Mate street, and foual it benefitted
me greatly. Two moctha since, however, I caught a severe
cold, and tbe aymtoms above described re-appcarcd with
more seventy, insumucb that I was forced to gne up ruy
business altogether. This time the doctors thought mine a
very aerious case; my Iriends considered me iu extreme
danger, nnd they recommended a journey South. II up pc inn
jo .ouvtrsaltoa with your book-kreper, to mention thu cn
cu nirtar.ee, he tuggeiled to me to go oa to Philadelphia aDd
icq L'r Schencfc, wfcicb I diit bl-J was fcttuutt cnt-u;h to
J interest the doctor in mr Clip. Ho holdout ttopei ofpeetljr
cure. 110 lo.K mo lo loi liouie, where he g&re me i Dumber
of holtlet ot Ihit Syutp, until a gathering p(ared on in;
side, which ripened and discharged & great quantity of mat
ter I'lom thai ntomeit I gained rapidly. I have returned
to Doaton, where 1 gire lo you thia ttat tment, convinced ot
the benefit ofthia rreat medicine, which under Goda Trovi.
dence, has reatored me to health again. Fur Ilr. Schenck'a
honpitality and unremitting kiudtieaa to inc, I cao nerhapt
mike no better return than this eltemnt. If you publish
thia it may meet the ee of aunie ulhera. who like me. have
anrTered all hut death front coneumplion, (.r disejaea in the
shape I have described, may be indured to avail lhemelvea
of the virtue and realize tho full becetit, as 1 havo.
J. 11. A31KH.
V. ihe tiiidersiirned, are ocnuaicted with .Mr. Ames, and
kuow this statement tu be true, and the signature ceuuino.
Jtl.O Lli ttuuuii,
llok-kecperof the Hasten locomotive Works.
IS.U.lll TILSO.N,
Machinist at the tloston Locomotive Worka.
O.J. EDW.MtU.-'.
Machinist at Ihe Huston Locomotive Woiks.
Letter from a i:-tii dcrtiimn.
IIOS fO.V, .Nuv.-tiil.er 1, 1B43.
Mcsts. Rrnntn !z Co.: n n'lt-mrn. Having hud occa
sion to speak in 'uM c nearly every night, fur several v.ctks
pasr. tsoirtiines l:i lite open air.) una Laving used voul
gchenik'a 1'ulinoi.ic J'ynip, I camol deny mjse.f Iho Icas
ure of tenjenng t.t )u this voluntary tribute- to the woith
of that article. I have now ritOVlil) IT in vsriuus ways.
and I fuel entire confidence in recomirenjin; it to public
spe.kers, and all pt r.ons ctfiicted miiIi cuuhs, colds,
huiMenr, und d.lTii.ulties of that di-srnplioa.
You are at libeity tu ue this uno!ictted st-ttemenl in any
v, ay that wilt teln-ve tho autfcrings of buimnilv.
'1 ruly jour., CHALKa IV. UUXISO.V,
LMitoi4'Ameiicaurigte."
5rThe proprietor respecltuHy oilers his original Pulmo
nic syrup to the public as a euro lor Cuush, t'otds. Con
sumption, Iljsc sis, Liver Complaint, I'alpnallon of the
lloarl and scrulula It has been before the puMte upwards
of tMehe years, during which limn scarcely an individual
has used it without linJiug relief. It has succeeded in cas
es whi-ic ail olher lemtdies had failed, and the proprietor
C'instirntluuslv oelicvts, fr.'tn its g'lal success, that it is
the li. si remedy for the.e dtsea.es ever discovered. Hav
lug devoted the whole ofhts attention lor the last silleen
,ears,lo the trectmrn: of Consumption, Liver Complaint,
DtspcpMa, and all diseases of the Luns and lie pitory or
gans, he points to his great success, as u sufficient guaran
tee to tlie public ofliii skill and ability. Itedenies tbat the
di-easu is iticuiable, and ddticcs Ihe foregoing testimony in
proof of his iusition. Ills unprecedented cures are based
solely upon the ni"ril of his rUI.MO.N'IC sVKUT, and a
volds tho use of Opium and other nsreotic, which are only
administered to nhcre, but netcr lo cure lLe pallcnl.
Trice $1 per bottle, s.r t bottles lot . s'vl.1 wholejale
and retail by
UaDDaOS'ti Al CO. KooksoIIcrs
no. ti arA'i't: a ruccT,
Uono'ul Agents fur scw IJnitanJ.
05"AUt oll t Town ct Hall, .MtintieliPr. S.iniuel aNich
iN, ntltiut t'dl'U , J. A,.Sj)iT ,V,Oi, Crecii-tttoiuuflt ;
Cuo-Ml it UuulJ, Cat lt. Juti.i'iur , Ihcti i Uv., at
C!jh ; Julni A.ri. V hit-, .Noulili. Id C"iitcr.
Uoct clc.tcV pttuili.-t uii il- uiluiu tjrCo:)Kum;tiun
nii'l it cure, Mtih Ct-inucufti, cauUe had grati, n ubuv.
ItoHto i, Dec. lc 1 J. li
illarkct5.
Domestic Wool Market.
iNj.w York, Jan. lS.IO.
The Wool market hat leen iaiher ruut since our fact, but
more from a want of atork than iuJtepwilion to operate.
The same state of thinga eiisth oa all the Atlantic seadtourd,
and the depo'ii ol the 11. tenor. 're nearly bare of alt grad-
below -10 cents. 'I hii s:ate of tbi.igs must continue until the
new clip ronis in, ir ioipintations take plice of such de-S'-rtistioiis
os will in art supply the vi ideal short clip of low
qat litlt-A of Anifricun Floec.
'iho sale of the week, foot up CO or Ihj. pari of
which, sv i.,tXJ0 1.14. 1-4 and I-Mbkn-d, walakenlor the
Phil ideli-hia ittarkrt ut to a ti cents. If dealers had not
been so o'ltr 111 prite, lieai i?r operatious would haie taken
place, as we beat of one fntiatiun Iroten olT where th
oaty diiTercnce was n b tiifrag,-, uml snulh! ia whirh tho
omv point 111 dirute wus te naMnz lor the iojii 01 the t8j.
We also learn ofsalen of 115,000 I'u. Country I'uJcd rup.i
and No. l,at quotation.
Tho value of CVy l'ulted wool has been pently enhanced
within a few years by tl 1-eticr cli-inning of tho staple.
rrevou4 to the introduction of the Crototi Water, wool pul-
wt in the citv washed then ekiiii in the riter, and the cvu-
si,queii-e wan, the wool wui rol uii 111 po"-r c mdilion. Ileio,
washed in saltwater, it could iit be ued ft r bnht color.
sud was stippuscal to wrih h-aier, from the partie.es of
mlt teimmiir: in the wool. Hence etperienced l'uy-r would
net r ;ttj as much by four to it re iu pe poun 1 for ciiy
ni they would for country poUrd wottl, atxl it was known ai
Swamp Woo!. A fewci the pulleis have, houcter, intnulu
ed the Ciotoo, an.l now Lompvte succesxlully uiih country
pu'l-rtt i the oi:itv aud co-Miition ol their stocK. i
knowofutie estabiifhmrut 111 this city, w hich has put'ed, in
the ix nionlti4 fading J inuary Ut, 1&C0, i?o,00J lbt. and
thv-re hi Iteen 5-JJ,U00 lbs. pul.'ed in Hrook'yu tlurin; the
si ma pnod.
11 11 wf poiihl- tu ace:tnin tho qirintity pulled in the
United Elates aunuilly, it would bo truly asionihiu. Sum
mer, ur I.imli it v.W'1 it nuMtljr used by batters, and a great
psKtion of Fa'l wool goes Eaot where it 11 cttrnmely uud
by sluw' and fl innel manufacturer. There is aNo another
description of wool cal'ej sheared wool, which forms no
inctHHtdera'i.ettem in the annual supply. We merely allude
to these things to illu Urate, ia some measure, the rifnt to
wbuli the mi- ufaetunuj latcrsst ma draw upon Uru cities
for ihe raw materia.
W c quote :
rnonv Fleece, eitra fine, 42 a 4fi
Full IiVkI mixi-d, & a 40
I -2 and 3 I Mood do, :n a 33
Cammon and quarter bloJ, 23 a 35
No. I Wool, City Fulled, W a 30
Do. Coui'itryda. (0 a 'Jl
Fop I'ulled Wot.l. 0) a 35
Forcijn woclens imported for the week, G0A.35 .
N . V. Reporter.
C:imlii1;z: C'atllo J;n Uri, Jan.
Keportfd lor lh3 li.xtnn Duly A.iveitixet.
At Markvt 41 Catttle, Hbuul 4$ Ileeves, and 18 Stores,
c'nti'tnr of Working Oxen Cows and Cahes, and Tbice
1 eir t'ld.
rrut. Maikit l.eef Eitra C,i- per cwt. 1st quitlity
375, 2ni quality 5, 3Jqn!itv $t,25, ordinary 53 a S I.
Mores Woibiu; Uxen $M a CU.
Cow and C-hei 13 a 3J. Veailing, none.
To Vai Ol 1, none
TbieeVear- OU, $1 I, SO.
Sh-ep wml Lamb, fH at .Market. .VenrWallsi.lt.
rmcis Kitrtt !j'l IW lot SI. l,25.l,5d. Sl3a
S?,0. awire 5, ret.11! 5 f-
Iti-mark The maiket was artirr and farmer prlre fully
ii'lrilised. In conequeo'-e of lli stoim Mxidxy m;ht and
jeiterday.tbn cars froui Vermpnt and New Iiamphiro hate
not suited.
itlarriacics.
In IVrliii. Janu try ETlb. bv Rei. S. Tarbcl'. Mr Joneii'j
Red of N. V. and Mim Caro'n.e M. Keed of ll-r!in.
In W e.t Iterksbire, by R. v J. I Cook, Mr. Wai. Ntb!e
und .VI if AUtcia Fletcher, both of Weit Heits.'itre.
In Herlm, Januarv Dr. Or shorn Demon, aged 77.
In lUrrf, Ju. 1, SliaUeth, only d-ughu-r of Leunsrd and
Nai.cv It. Kfiih, i.gcd 17 eui-. Oa the CGth.Mr. William
U.i-! I, Mg'd "I
In Nrrtl-bi :d, Janurj 18. Mies Ertsey McCurdy, aged
Z5 yetm. Prtuien i.i N. V. aad N. II. ate requested
to copv.
In llirtfurd, of scorlct f -rnr, Jtn til, at th ti.Ienre o 1
bis in-ttber, (tltawilow of the lite Ltwi Ltmat, Esq.,)
Eltai Ltmin.'Jl, used li y-ars and 3 mouth-, a joun
mail oi fino prouiiu an 1 a-tiinn'nta. tin had recently
been appointed mail gfnt 011 the Fasssumpste River Kail-
Astonishing and Amusing !
f:i;oizSM; n. vo.vg:f or isosto.y,
VILL eve n L- ctiiro,ntid a sencs of mot Extraordinary
and inu4ing Kxpiiiner.ti uyou the newly ducotercd
Pciencf of
ELEC'I'RO-BIOLO&T.
at tho FREE CIICRCII, Wedut silay,ThuM.hiy nnd FriJiy
Ete.iiur', Jan. 30th, 3It, anl February Ut, 1850, coiuu.et.c.
mg at 6 1 2 o'ebtk.
Single Tick'-it rents n re llemnn and two leuVi SO
cents ; eight Tickets 1. To be bad at the Bookstores nd
aMbn Door.
pTHJ OFFICE
Of (he Gcrni.111 Doctor is at Monfpe
lior, Slate Slreel,
Opposite lleil field GrnnnL's Drug Shop.
CHARLES RODGER, M.D.
CIEKMAN I'llVHICI N.
DM. It. will ttalc lo il e Fublic that lie does not profess
locure all dtseates, oi to La supfrioi to other medical
(Jenllem? n, but he docs profess to understand his buiinen',
of which he will gie ample proof whenever he has an op
nortunty Dr. It is aLo the inventor of the celebrated
(a (runic belt, so highly appreciated by Ihe t'cieiitiGc press
in me riaies ai.n 1 ngianu, ; v iao ccteniilic Americio Lan
cet, Alc,) which be iiiaiiuficturt-s nnd keeps lor sale at his
office, and 10 likewise the In. enter ol the Eye Hath a cer
ium euro for weak eye. wJien not depebding upon iiscase
of the t piic nt rte.
All kinds offiermin Patent Medicines prepared to order
Moutpelier, Jan. G. I85(). 59
GOOD HEIf'S FEATHERS
at 7c. per lb.
Forsaloliv R. 8. PAGC
IlviVfark. January, 150. 50:2w
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE
FROM THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
11,500 DOLLARS
IN R00D.5 offered at CH V COST for Cash, from Fd. 4
to -2i, lt5i Every description of Goods w ill be included
in this great sale. .My oj ct is lo reduce my deck so as to
be ready for new Spring Goods early in ihe reason.
O" A 11 that wi-h to re 25 cents of every dollar should
impro.c ihe prccnt opportuiity.
Oppot.it) Rnck ( Iiurcb.
MontieIier, J tn 3J, 50 IMRVEY KING.
Administrator's Sale.
YnLL he sold at public Auction in tin Villsge of Mont-
' pelier, on the IStli day ot Jlarcn next, at one o'clock
P. M. unle3 previously deposed of a private vale, tho
whole ot the real eaiato of Koger Hubbard, late of Mouipe
lier, deceased, consist irt of m commodions dwelling-buuse
and oulbuild.nz, situated near the Academy hi said Vil
lage. AUoafaimof tbout 65 acres nf excellent tilllage,
asturae and wood land, with a ood barn thereon, situa
ted tn and adjoimn; raid V'iltago, and about 17 acre of
uooti lan-l in Berlin, near aim illage, nod one undivided
half ofl'cw in Episcopal Chutch.
GEO. WORTH LVGTO.V, Adn'r.
Moatpetier, January 29, ld50. 59
FOll SALE, A
BLACKSMITH SHOP
And Tho Setts of TOOLS.
2rFot terms, kc call oa Laocaiter ol Wateibury
Ceatre.
Wktcibury, Jan. SI, 1810. 52
(Education.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
qiHE SPRING TEH.M of this Institutiou will commence
oa Thursday, 14th February, under the same zupervis
ion as haretoforo, a fiord in- ,the best of advantages In all
brauches, both solid and oroamontal, in which ntructiou
may be deaire-X D. P. TIIO.MPSO.V.
O. II SMITH,
JAMES SPALDING.
Montprlier, January S3, 1950. 50
The People's Academy.
THE Spring Term oi this Institution will commer.ee
February I'd, dad coulinue eleven weokf, uudct the
care of
M. DWINNELL, and
JInsF. J. DWINNELU
Initinction will be given in French, Drawing and Faint
Ing, ami IMusic, if derirrd.
llourd, iuctuding room, wood and washing, per
week.
E. II. IIEURICK, Secretary.
Morrislown, Jin 5,10. AO
Montpelier Ladies1 School.
THE NEXT OUAKTF.U will commence on the twenty,
first uf Frb ujry, under tbe rharpe of
Miss AI. M. Wll.COX, and
J. .IU IC.lCOCK.
55rTh Young Ladie of ibis IScliaul can receive ihe hen
efit i'f the Chemical and Pbiloaophical lectures given at tbe
Academy.
aMontp'tilicr, Jan. 23, lc30. -Si
Lamoille County
GRAM M Alt SCHOOL.
THE Spring Quatter commences Wednesday, Feb. 2lib,
under the ch.irge of Mr. I. O. Stevens, and Mus Augusta
Steven. Mits Lrcelis 11. Pratt will giv? in'irectiun on lb
Piano. Tuition as heretofore ll.r J 5 1 ,25 jer week, all
found except Lights. Kooitis for those wiil.mj, at reaiona
bio rates.
r Applications for board may be made to Sir. STEVENS.
S. MEUKIA.M, Clik.
Johnson, Jan. 21sl, If 60. 56 Jw.
Bakersfield Academical Institu
tion. OitlE Spnrg Term commences on Wednesday, Feb. 20.
J- The fai ilttKi for acquiring the Fie itch lnru.' je are
not tutpntel in any ichoul in tbt.lute. MoTv Testet is
a well rducutetl FreLcIi geotlemeu and has pruved a success
ful teacher
IJnaia t It' per wek including rtMrin, washing and fuel.
ItooVs tmd Stationery ( all kinds aie lurni'bed by the
pnacip 1 1.
J.-fi. fcP Mf LDING, A. M., Principal,
C. C. IllMtLE, A -M. Atsoc:ale Principal,
II. A. EUUT, A. II , Asiaaiit.
Prof S. M. It AS-iETT, Tejch-rof Musie,
M. AI E LE TESTEH, Teacher cf French.
fcETH OAKES.Seeretaiy.
IlaVrrsneld.Iun. iO, 18). &.
West Randolph Academy.
MM!!'. Hpriit; 'JVrtn of tins Instllutitin will coaimrnce
WvdiiesU ,. Tabrtiarv iKI, ami coulinue elevea ueeks.
ALsTl.t AII'.Mri. I'naciiiaL
Miss t AUOI.I.NK Willi K, lires.pifp..(
Sliss CV.NTIIIA W. FOUll, Tacavr ol Music
r.Kll. I. UAII.KV, A.si-unt.
UJWUGi: lll"rm.N.Tecl.rl PeomansLin.
UII MUM) Vi:r-Tl):;,!-vcii.trr.
West Kando'j.H, Januar 13, 1:0-1. 6T.Gv
Cash paid for Rags.
ri:i.l VEKEN at our .Mill
at the Mor.tiielier Iewt.
Jan. !8oJ.
E 1'. W.M.Tu.N &.5H.N'.
Penniman's Lime.
17UR Pale at a great Ueductio.i Iron, ol.l rirtt.
11 T. WAl.'lONt SON.
Jamurv 30. 1S5. 01
Rare Chancy for .real Uartiains.
a"W- "VTJ
, iVc. Ac
AT COSST!
T
HE soVcn'ier mil 1 1 n.e olfhis siock of FEES without
rencrve, forCah t CUji
tiealt Uui:t !
W. 1. LLRMIAM.
S3
31onTfH!li.r. Jntiar)
Co-nartnnrshia Notice.
1-kKS. Mil III .V IIVVh.M'Oltr ha.r II. v ent.r-l
iuio Copailrxirsl Bt in the practice uf Mrdicine and Sur-
I'ty.
JJ't.flice opposite A Cleaveland's :tr
t. II. MI, M. I.
OIM. l.VE.roUT, M II.
Riooarirld, Jaouirv l, 16J0. SvJ
NOTICE EXTRA.
LLInvinr itneitld aeeotint with LV.M N tc KING ii
HAHVt: KIM!, and wih to svtr Cosi,iout atUndto
the same this month.
Jsnuarv 1, 158. 53
LAST CALL.
4 l.lt demands due the subscriber must he closed iminedi.
J alels
Alonlplisr, Jan.Sl.
. I IOW E.J.
13.3-..
A'OTJCE.
T1IC ou'xciiWr most rpoctfutIy rrrieits all mio 1iit
unpttilel Hcrount! with tie '.t'e hrm rf L. Al- A. A.
CIiO.-, to cmU and selllf by pajmen (which will be thsnk
tull recLlvedJ or .j Lot- Itc?" the first day ef .Msreh next.
IsUTIIER CROSS.
Montpelier, J m 2 I"3). $--4w
To Let, or for Sale,
rrMIL' nVLII' SIOUL', one of th lt locations in
Montpeltet Vilja1. AUo, lor sale a toe It uf
Co'n) on a credit. A better opportunity fel lorn present it
self. JOiLN IT. LA.NliDO.N.
Montpelier, Ja- inry H, l?5 5;)
Badger, Keith & Barker,
Are contniU(il!
GETTIXU IT A'CW THI.XfiS !
Jut received,
pome voiyptMtv xi'-w De Ities, in (Item cround.
Alu, 1 ct.-e ot erv desirable fctjtcs i'KLNTrf,
at low prices.
Janmry S3. 5:3or
Facts are stubborn Things.
Tm a lift that IL Kl.NGhas sold Good the last four
I
months from
5 to lO per rent.
to tr tbe expeimieni to see il one could it 11 enough to make
it pay. It can be dune.
Il I a n fie-1 t lin r..reur.T l..a e... i
It is a fact I h old doul.lethe amount t Goods of anv
other store in town, and ur le than half the profit :
It it a f ct ihit the PEOPLE KNOW IT i
It is a fact that
JAIW. 1N50,
hrscom., snd with it u preat stock u' NEW GOODS a e
juu opened at ihe People's r-tore, all l-oujlit with Can, nnl
by addingonly 5 pr ccnl. ll u ill make tbstn at retail less
than any .Merchjtii'. stnek cost them ;
It is a fact worthy of no in c, aad the P-npV will rej dee to
hear that this m tuilicenl stock will bo oiered tt'n ii.untli at
5 per cent, from City Cost,
ad ltn fitilit tuheiy goo-ls only. This stoik of tnod
BUIOUbiS IU
$12,000,1
and compne every tlilnj one can wish.
Il is a fad that 4i P-alci of Carptltnj, aud COuO Ilolls of
Papr II. in "inr will Le uuluded.
It is a fjet lint there never va n chance 'qal to thii to
obi iiit those delfious PLUE TEA, which thousands can
testily to.
HKIliS GOODS an endless vrtflr.
Uiwidcloihs, keady Mide Cloihin, oVuys KetM.-. Cnthrry, j
iuois, rnies, jiii'o-r, i ati.ers iti live urese,
Loolm;; G'aBsei, Hatting, Wadding, ic.
It Is a fact I am ditvi untied to seep up the EXCITEs
MENT.
feme all to tl e People's Ptore, opposite the Prick Church,
and you will find prices that will uil jou,
HARVEY KING.
Montpelier, January II, !8.0. &
Facts and No Fiction !
IT is o FACT and nu FIC1 ION, that STOURSi LA NG-
DON eofimiened n new system of ltuuiiss for tins
place the Mdiy tf January, ls-19,vi2,
To sell oods for Cash &0XE Price
OXI.V.
Il is a Fact, and no Fiction, tint we hare adhered strictly
to line syxtem to this date VI e shall continue to
prove lo the public that so Inn; as wo do businesj, we shall
da ii uo mis princip.e. ttesnnu contmuo to piovo that
onr own Goods are as lnw or lower than can Im bought in
Ibis vicir.Hy. BTORUS& LA.NGDO.V
Montpelier, Jan. Sl,16-V. 58
GREAT BA11GA1NS
Until (lie Olli ol' Ularcli next, in
;Jf.f ,S000 WORTH,
ubtchwillbo soli lower than the same artless cer have
been offered in town ; many ofw.ich were putcbased a
handsome profit lower than they are now worth in Marker,
aodwil.be sold without regard to their preteat value, to
make way for an entiie new stock of Dry Goods in the
fc'prinf. Cash purchasers nnd those wishin to L'xeliange
produce forfo-t will fiod it lor their interest tu make me
a call. My old friends will find mo as I always have been.
L. CROSS.
3lontfieIier, Jar.QaryS2, 1S50. 5.4ur
JANUARY 23
t .NOTIIEK
LAMPS.
style of those P.eauliful SOLAR
Jmt the thins to sew or read by. aad verv
cheap, it
;58.3w) BADGE!., KC1TH Si. IWKKV.WS.
STATE OF VERMONT, J In Froba.e Court faolden at
Wushin;ton District, s. ( Montpelier, withiaand for laid
district, on Iho ISth day cf January. A. D. IcjO.
MICA U FKENCH, admintntrator vn the estate or Rofut
Taftlate of Itarrr , ir said district, deceased, presented
t.' sa;d Court his petition in writin, ftr license to sell all
the reul estate ol uhirh tho said drceaied died sieted, rep
resen'in that such sain is necessary to pay the debts due
from said estate and expenses of administration, the person
al property bcinrj losufficient for that purpose : Wbeieupon
it was ordered by said Court that said petition bo refened
lothe 13th day of February, A.D.I&0, at tea o'clock, A. M.
lor hearing and decision u(Mn the same ; and further order
ed that notice of te subsianco of said petition, the reasons
for the same, and the orders thereon be given to all interest
ed by publication if the acme three weeks aaccessively in
the Vermout Watchman and Male Journal, a newt-paper
printed at Montpelier, beioro said time appointed for bearing,
that they may sppeai, if they see cause, aodoljectto the
granling of such license.
Ii y order of tbe -Co art.
Attest, T. R. MERRILL, Remitter.
A true copy of record.
K Attest, T. E. M ECU ILL, Ce'ttl.
insurance.
HARTFORD LIFE & HEALTH
INSURANCECOMPANY.
Invested Capital $100,000.
Cn.NCRAL AGENT FOR VERMONT,
Is. G. lifXGIIAM, AVillistou, Tt.
To wlium BiIicatiuus mav bo aiot frniu all parts uf Ihe
'Stats.
20tntra! Ofllce rrtliii A-encv, East side Court IJouso
Square, Lturlingtnn, Vt.
N. tVARU, M. D. .Mrilicel Ezaaiincr.
J. IV. IIOIVKS, rtlontpclicr,
A$ent fur Washinzton Ct-untr.
C. M. KUCLEE, M. D. ilontpelier, -Medical Emrn'mer-
UXDICsL EIAUI.tCSS-rOE THCC0V3TI OF WASHISCTO.
Auustu Carpcuter, M
D. itaric.
Urrm rmnh,
E. fcl. Dentin?,
Lester Kms ley,
W.Tbajir, Jr.
N. ItancioM,
I). C. Joycelm,
J H. Kin-bam,
C. H.ClfveUnd,
Ecobtn Aimm,
LOCAI,
" l.erliti,
Caldi,
Moietown,
North field,
- Plainti'Id,
" i.ltsficIJ,
" Warien,
" Waturbury,
11 EicbtnonJ.
Anr..T-s
WitOD.VAIID. Waterburr.
DEM AN UAKPF.NTL'K. Northfie d,
J. M. KICHARDSO.V. WaiUlield.
Thr Mtartfoid ZH'r v BMratth lutitranef
Company
Amintinee to ihe public that by the liberal provisions of its
Charter it is enabled to otTer advantages sunerioi In th se
prne-euti-d hj any other Company in tho United Matrs.
It has three distinct dep mmrnts, rnmbiniu? the pit vile
pes of three separate Compnnie, with only h exnense of
conductin a inle institution, and controlled by one Donrd
cf Directors, tnti erurin? hnrmony, fiujlity and safety.
This Company will insuie at the usual rates, and in three
partieulartf claim the supet'enty over all ir.utual Compa
uit. lt. Deducti n ouIt ten per cent, commission from 1h.
.Mutiicil Inturancn Fund, inlcrd ot tbe etnas uriin uf
the Company nnuuall).
2nd. timuj scrip certificates of profits each year, pays
hl in cali when two hundred 1houand dollari has tccumu
Inted m n reserved muttml fund, such icip bearing interest
from date und iranrlerable.
3rd. In atldntoR to ths Mutuil Fund and reserved Fund,
rcce.ved fioiu .Mutual Itiiirers, the capital slock, one hun
dred tlHi-j-mnd do.lars. nrd all ths reseiredfund of th Joint
fctock inur.inr m pledged for the pnvmentof looses.
.v 1'iit; joijrv stock afaC..v,
The rates aic reduci d one third tho umotnit charged on the
itioldal plan, the Company t.ikin- only wiutit h worth,
tn inuru u life aiten amount, foi a iven time, instead of
taking more thai hr efiuiublfi sum and afterwards payir.;
lurk a pari of uit'i ow.-s Montr xn caiLi.ic is ko ucck
rtoriT. The advantages of this mule ot insurance wei the
mutual plan mav thus he itlutr&td. Suppose a father, at
tbe age of thirty I wo years, resolves to expend tw eaty-fie
dollars per annum loi insurance on hi- life. Oa the .Mutual
pljft it would t-cure h-m a policy of ooe thousand do liar.
On the Joint -U ck plan, the s iiup twenty-five dollars will
secure him a iotu y ut one tht u-and and five 1-undred dol
lirs. All that fce can ejpec: ti fivoi of profits (t.o called)
on the mutual Dlan cannot exceed one half the jemly pay
ment, viz: twelve dollar and liftycenta; so that in ten
j eat ho cao gsiu in profits only one hundred and twenty
five liollir and in forty vears the live bundled !olI us
71. u it will be; fcn ih .t if a pnrson of the above ae should
die within a year, his fimity get c:e half as mth aoaiis
on the joint stork Un, with the tamo annual prt-mium, as
on the imitiatl pia.ii, uud in UL'ir live roarr tcars to
ii ike it rqr .L.
Thf rates ra a f-tv., ruble to ihe asvured ut "uf. ty to tho
company will peririt. Jnsumnce this form i of great
imporlaii'ao to all who hate oilers dejendiDj uptu tberu lor
jop.Kirt.
.i itiditr oui nnd hard Inhorin m.m, who It nhle while
in be a hit to era f'oiu nine to twelve ituil.ua per week, aai
lUn pr-vide fur the wants of ht:netf and family, if laid upon
the bed t.f i ielvDe4T ordisn'ed hy nccidcut. rindh'melf
dep.ited -f that income. 'J bo supplies nr cut fi, ILe
fountain is dne I up ; now cotne anifty, dutrev an-i sor
row ! linn shall ttis be a Voided ? This l npany providrs
a suie and spetdy remedy. . sin ill p ttince pud wbiln ia
health, sereins a weettly iainrut of tirtt dolUrt, u be re
cti td vi.-t hr weft wliiK ikne or dis .bility cnntin-
(, and il dfu.li doe lis work, tbeu a sum of&tyj or IU k) or
OM0 dollais, paid to urvivors, will piovo to bet a trieud
ticlain- -lier tn in i ututber.
This t'iMii,n) i the ttrst aud only rme in the Co ion, or in
the world ! is betit-vfj thilhis tl.n rorn'.tned it rate,
nnd offered to rant inurnre wiiH leo4(at rBSLk.Tuad
raoairkLiivc Those f-r w horn this braucU of the buLuei
li int. ndfd, will appreciate its udrnij.
For foil d-tails with re-td to terms and conditions, ref
erance may le mtde to the pampi.lei m be had jrjti at the
office ofthe Company and at a'l the avnetes.
toCr Applieatiitn miy b madii loan of th named
I Asit r Msaliral Esanuneis,
-nN.tr ileslirit, EDMneis, uau will fjrwaid the me
to ihe borne t -trice at llanford
t'attforitia !ite tlihi Uleuon the most reason,
ble terms.
5-Thi Companv aredmn a vry I -rri and succe-iful
buines under a charter whirl, most carefully guards the
rit ttv and mioreiis ofthe insured.
Juu irv. lr'. S-'zly
8H;
NATIONAL
LIFE LNSUIIANCE COM
PANY. Office Opposite lite t'eipiloi, Jlonlpeller, I'.
IllllCCIDRS
WM. ". KITT.lMlia:, ranhav.r.
niiMUMr wi'tov, u.si iis.i.io'i.b,
JUI.ILt V. IIC.XVEV. Mo.itv lie ,
'I 1 1 O. P. KKItFIEI.II, Munli li r,
TI t. lJtI.I.l.M;il.VI. Watrrburv,
IIWir.L I1ALIHVIN. Moiiti.li,..',
HOME W. IIP. VI'llN-, Monte. hr,
J. Ii lA.FORTll,J!l Mnniiwli.r.
WM. I.-. Kl I TitEl.nC, Trea'ddit.
JIontR S Hows. d. Secretary.
J. V. 1IMVKV, M. II., Medical Kssrmncr, ta attendance
dai.y. at tlip OlTi.--t'.W
AUAM-", M. I). Cel'in; riiv.reun.
TI!!S COJ1P.V.M-
has commenced business, auJ cov lasures lives upon the
ino-l favsrah." rerms on tlin
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
The Companr Mill t NaTiuaLin its character, hut
Yermonl tu its Hi.-iciMEr.
Tim t'und4 Lalel) and adtaiitnveouily invslrd.
The hu'ne conducted exclusively for the benefit cf tbe
per.onn itiurfd.
Tie jreat.-i.t n-k taken on a lift $",000.
PreRiii.iiis in i be takt-n quarterly or semi aunually, vba
deired, ad an.oiints not too rmall.
For mi of ap, l.eition and pamphlets cf tlu rompmy, may
be had of its Ttts, r t the o3Ice oi the Company, or for
warded hr man, il written f-n, pot pi id.
DiviUoiKl of J'roiits,
must bf veFy Irf, uv.ni t the pcrul'ar ad antlers n hich
if uicinVri li .vt in this Owminy.
TriVL'Iti ij nnd retd nee prtwkjre" unnilly hbriil.
SPCri L PERMITS for nea voyats and for fareiju resi
depe -atwa. r.inte I at redtired r'.ie.
CALIFUiiMV KI.-KS taken on fivw . ble Ternn.
A LlilEIEAL CUCIllT s'um, it dcsird,in p.-einnT.s for
I-nX PoLHIt-f tu aiuounl hem; 4) HULLXCd Oil
MHP.E.
N It Perioa iuiured dLnn tho ctnrent jrar hire in
the pn fii. f?:6.v.
FIRK! FIRK!! FIUK!!!
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company.
rpHIS Conp'-ny, chsrtr. d h? th- Legislature of 1? II, for
the pmpoe of ni-uri!' Dwellin-hoU't., Out-build.
I.i- an! rrtt'ial Property,' lum U'en oi'iiiized by tho
.hoireof t-tfi-'eri, u now takm; application, and will olu
rooiruei.ee ismn po'icies.
Farinrr-, and tho owners of thoito cluii-i of property for
the srciirify of which thi Company was chartered, are ro
npfrtfolly r'inel"d lo invcsti?tte it claims For further
iufirm ition. i i;iire of trawl. insa;cats, or of the Secreta
ry, pt pud
OiTl-f in Kill's Buildtr, orp'.-iie th Diick Church,
Slain street. AZEL SPALDING, Fiesident.
Jus Pfiu'vn, Spcrtttry.
Moutpelier, Jan, 15. lc5D. 57:3m
DENTIST.
Dr. L. iiUBBARD, Surg. Dentist,
11 HTL'RXS his grateful acknowledgements to the ibha'ii
tants of N'orthfield and vicin-ty lor their liberal patron
ne for the piit yeai,and would inlorm them thtt ho is per
msuently located nt North tie Id (Tenter, and prepared to per
form all operations in the lint cf his profrs'ion, rt ul to any
part f i he L'.S. A. All operations warranted. Teeth eu
traded without pam ; and lhoe that krx decayed Can U)
filled in mi h a iu inner as to remain for many ycats.
Nurthfiuld, J tnnary 12th, 1.V). 7:Ciri
CL0TII1KG.
At
the Head of State street.
Another brgfl lo received tht week at trn HEAD OF
S'l .TE ST., where may be found th ln.et and best
miinuficturril lot of Cb'thinzto befound in ine tute, and
ni lower pi ires. Persons about mnkinz theit Tallaiid Win
ter purches will find it fur their interests tr lavor us Willi
jl call, as we are determined to keep up the e!l-earnfd re
nutation of thn On;ioat Clothing More.
Pre 25. jp. II. S.LOOMI.
SCOTT & FIELD
n AVE lately received a fresh lot of and desirable
fiOOItf, which weie purchase I al the .owjt tates -Those
in want of my artiste in lh line of
l)li DOOUS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, .yr.,
.re respectfully lavileil lo call.
Monlilirr, Jan. 1. Id 10. 56
Sylcsier Grivo!il"s Kstaie.
STATE OF VERMONT, I Tho Hon the Probate Court
IIardolpli Dittiict, ss. ( for the District of Ranr'olph:
To nil perions concrrned in the estate oi Sylvester Gilt-
wold, late of llrookneld, in said district, Greeting.
Ui IIEKEAi5, Widtw Julia T. Onswold, maki applica
tion to said Court lor an n.imnent to her out of thi
peftor.al estat of" Sylvester Oritwold, her late husband, U
a scrsiou of said Court, to bo held i.t the Urgtitr's OlSce in
W nui Randolph, in said district, on the 2d 1 ursday of Feb
ruary, A. D. ISiOt Thcrfoie, you am heriby notified to
a ' pear heforu said Court, at te time and place alorraid,
and show caQ'e, il any yoa have, why said tutiumcnt should
not be made as afuresaid.
Dated t Wesl Randolph, January IGth, llfoO.
Hy the Court,
5 Attest, J. It. HUTCIIIVSON. Rerist-r.
ATTENTION !
Plattsburgh Volunteers.
PURSUANT to the nonce sireo by ihe bt-cretory of State,
we hsreby notify and warn all the surviving m emmets of
the Williamstown Volunteers, who seived under Captain
David Robinson, and matched to Flattsliurgh September 11th,
1814, to meet at the Congregational Meeting House in Wil
liamstown, onFridiy the V2d day of February, 1850, at 10
o'clock A. M., lor the purpose of uftUt.tialing claims for
service and maney exjiended during said time of service.
Heirtof deceased volunteers will he rcquind to exhibit
satisfactory evitience of service rendered, and monies ex
pended, to entitle them to reward.
All penons icteteated will take 'due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
The Secretary of state will probably be present.
JOtL BASa, ) Surviving
AULL CARTER, Jger-eaat of
BA8Z.LLA OAVCNroaT.7U Conpirjj
NEW STAGE LINE
FROM MUiYluEAL lo
ESSEX.
XEW Ail mroitTANT
S(as:e and Kail Road Arrangement
BETWLEN
Montreal, Boston & New York.
Distance hy Stages 97 miles 67x miles
LESS than any other route.
On zuul attcr Jan. 15, 1850,
STAtJES wiill.ae Slontieal daily sfuoday exrrpted
at nine o'ctol., A. M. r. St. John", Henry's Ville,
PhiIl'Pbur-h,Swautin Fall ani fat. Alban. to lodgo 6rt
aight.
Leaving St. Allans next nwnin v.a Mill on, in limo to
connect with ihe Vermont Central Kail Road at Esex, ar
riviayat lntun same dayufSve o'clock 45 minute, and
Xw Vork5 tVc'ock A. M. .lie next mornior:
Miikim the irWe time from Montreal to Ifoston
y2 hours ; Do. do. do. tu .tu 1 otk -14 oo.
Kelurnin leavo KseT alter the arrival ofthe first train
of cars fr..m Itoftnn, to fit. Alba m first day. Learn i?t. Al
bans the nekt mornm- at 7 o'clock A. M. via tl nbove
mentioned route, arriving at Montieil 4 LM clock P. M.
inakin the itame limo from Cotton and New York as above
mentioned.
Pass.nrers for lhs ATLANTIC STEMIEHS in and
fpm the Uinadas, will Cud thu the cheapest and mot ei-
peditmo rotitn.
Jfnuary 15, 13'A
ALJ.C.N.
57
FLOUR & NAIL DEPOT
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.
WHOLESALE ONLY.
nAVl.G e.uhhshed him.etf at White Kivcr Junction,
for the sale f
FLOUR & KAILS.
woifj solicit lite patrona-e ol werch n.ts arid dealers. He
will keep cnnti'i.tl . hand a large supply of the beti
brand of hM, (eonespe, and ('tin ida I lira Flour, alio
the celehratel brunus ot t-i-ji anu biuic an-.
He i now reeeivin direct frtim the mirtufa'.turcrt,
50M !.:.li. Ohio und (ieaeaive FLOL'U,
i01 t'anadr Fxtrn,
Ke;s Eale sbln NiU,
Which ha uill cUer at prices that cannot fail to ensure
patroimji-.
AILtJois addressed to
V. S. IIIXCKI.EY,
West I.ciiaiioii, IV. II.
RKrEUENCRS,
Messn.nt'KRM; H LAMiDO.V, .Monl.clitr, Vu
" K.tT.FMn.NKilwCO., bl" Jhnabo.j.Vl.
' T. ai II. k'UYrJ--, .ewbL.v, t.
Ho.. J. STCKI.i;. Windsor, Vt
Clessra. A. I.TIIAM 1: CO , U'liile Ui.tr Junction. 12
A nimble A'inepciice is better tliau a
sloiv Shilling.
OHISON FOSTER,
1KO.M inl.nJlAU.o.. N II
iu j i it. o North
put. I c that be has
L ti-ld. Yl. iiifuiius bis frisnds ami thti
opctiuj a
WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL
W
INDIA GOODS STORE,
' t thn New lore, n.ir the Railroad Ctiitdm
ulirte ho i. prepired to furnish, at nil timt,aaJ iu any!
arjutitv , all the arn ti-" of rl iple and useful artittca wf I
" VEiT GOOIiS I
Ami 1
Fresh fioti ihe !infvitr and ! incfirturcrf it I
wiiol:;sale ami ret.mi j
niir his extivcsivc and well selected stock of ;ood mav ,
he touru
CO Ml bush. T. I SALT,
IU)01i, coarse and fine
ZWJ tlo. M- I bes Uo.
SO bhda. N. O Suj4ii.
1 1 do Porto Itieo do.
bies Hsvanua do.
!J0 !!.!-. Markerel,
50 lob-i SitlnMiii,
U5 boie Tobceo,
3J KiS Cfl-'e,
-1JU0 b.ii; stooud Rock Salt
Liveri-vol &stt,
33 blits. 4 ruthed aijJ ;to.
i?u;ir,
10 b x. E. Host on Lf. do.
CU hbs.'s X Ci. Molasses,
j do Sajurltnii-'c no.
HO (i ii.ta! CtX la.h,
5 rh-ts TE ,
bb s. Lamp OiL
tor Hairy tin-,
AnJ, in short, rvery thin in tbe line cf
Wet and Dry Groceries
that ihe w ins nt ihe l. m n tinny r c,'iire.
FLOUR BY THE LOAD
at the very low! rit, nad
ai!s, tal.iss, Sruiiactil Steel
at the raai.uf. turers ptl'-e.
From the Ion-rxperteoee ol Mi. F.m tin business rrnu
tie adan'aes vthii.ii Ur n abletOaiail hin-celf ol in pur
chasms' fiom tbe ct "client facilities be h-s for tranpoita-
tion,UiJ ttre ben; in snth a kmii ion a tori-reive his roois
di recti) from the ear-, be confidently asset's that h ill sell
nt allttofs, at as low a rite a cm 1j purchasrd ia I to ton
or New Voik with the addition f Freight.
Th' is the rro place lor ibe Fainer to brm his produee
toeti,and load hnek with his winin tup, 1 of Croccites.
lit view of thene f.ct", Mr. Font r desnes ami hope lo mer
it a liberal pitfoni;, and pledges himtll'to ua every
honorable etT"it to u;t thoixs who may call u,oo Lim iWlb as
to pi ice aai qaality of oods.
PRODUCE
of all LiiMfs reeived in exehmcr f.r comla at as jcod bargains
as botdtrrs cm obtain in tbe coun:ry.
Toihose h reside at a diotauce, the WASHINGTON
I'OL'tfE," situated within a convenient dutaoeo frm the
StatiHi, alTurd every accon.n.oUalK'ii the TruTtller and
Teamster can wish, at ai rcuioaable rales as iay public
hooae in tbe C-UilllV-
WaUrburi, Vt., Dec 4, 1S1P. 52f
Immense invoice of Merchandise
AT THE
OLD SOUTH C0E,jtER
OF
BADGER, KEITH & BARKER.
poi taut to t'ie 5nrcliasiu
C'tniuiiuiiit'.
tVU tkf plessure in civm bonce tt thf P"tple of Ver-
moat, th it we havo I rcn ii-envtnr bv datlr arriTnU
from the t ur f.r ihe t.ist Four ei Is, our immruie flock
nf MrrchandMn foi thn Winter Trade, uhfli we aure out
fricn.la ivill b keit temrlflt- in everv rrsuc l Our Iihkslj
ariit received and pilid p,rcaJy for inspection. Oui I
slock vf
I.atlics Stress S: C2o:iIt Goods,
compri-es an rndless Variety cf all the lalet otyles and fab
tici now in gue.
Heal i. A. 'I hi'tet in colours cf rcet, blue, m iroon.
iiTfvt u, rsionw, lilac R and nra .11 ip ica, I yoocn, .Mohairs,
.Almandme. .Mpnies, lndiauas,Oil an. Gala tlaida, Wore
ed tuihams. Plaid Limeys, EpjIisIi, Fn-nch and Amti-
can 1 nut, &.C.
KICIl t)Ii:SS MUiS.
Wnvtoull pay to all who re in went of a Ri-h Drrn
silk, that wo give part'tulur at tint tn to tl is brine h mf oar
trade, anil ha. e always on hind a Ur; aortmeut ot tbe
latest impmlaiioni.
huh UOUhlc lie en tlllCK ltnlian,
" " lirodu flhtne,
" .-atiri de Chinef,
Changabltj Brocade Fiure,
" do Fl,in;.iid Kej-'t,
do atio de Chiues,
' I?triid and Fied do do
audare reccivmadditious coutlut!y.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Ad wool Cashmere Loo; Shawls,
SduireduL
iti green, blue, drab, s.:arlctai.-d whit center.
i'Jiiiient astmereanu t:rocna co vanetr otctiiuli,
iiay state Lop; and piarn do.
miiIi aioul-d and plain cealert.
It i ncrhipv unaecesssrv lotiteak ofthe supenoiitr "f
these Sbavt Is er aH olbtr woollen Shawls. - s tezards stvle. ;
fabric and corr.fjrt to l be wearer. A per need but to I
see them to be persuaded to buy. I
Broadcloths & Cassimores.
English, French, Oerinmi, an.l .mrriean CLOTHS in color
of lilnck. Blue Bl.ck, Znviihlo Green, Blue, Drab and
Lrown.
Getman Uoesktnv in black and fancy culots.
FreneU and American do. I
do do Cassimetes. altinetta. Twed .',
Suttiniils, Tweeds, ic.c. VlTINf.S of every variety.!
Domestic Goods.
Heavv and Fine Uiown Sheetin'',
do do Itieach'd Do.
Brown Diillinfl, TicLinzs, Strtpev, Denims, Wickinji,
Twine, Wuddin;, Varns, Baltit.y, Flannels, Ifuder Shirts,
and Draweis, lc. 1c.
1
ouocmti.es.
A zo assortment alwavt on h ind.
Teas, Tobicco, Spices, Browo and Cnih'd Sopir, Sate,
ratu-, .Molasses, Katsins, Starch, Soap, dndles, Lamp Oil,
Ace., also
1 CUKK'S ISLAND SALT by the load or otb-rwue.
Crockery. oitOCKKKY :
OUli IMMENSE SALr-? for the pastyeir in Cmckery
have warranted oui making more eitetisirii arranemu
ii.au ever tn this branch ot uui trade. libouh it is WELL
KNOWN that we KEEP iho LARGEST ana MOST COM -PLETi.
slock that has ever lw.en kept iu tou. We make
additions to our ware E EUV WEEK, aiul wecanassore
customers thai we always have nu hand ihe Utvsl ty lrand
at the lowest prices. And we are pre pn red lo sell hy tbe
CRATE or otm iwie, as purchasers may desire. All ihosv
wl.oarefurnirhm; Hotel or about keep'.o house, will find
it Tor their luiettsl lo examine our slock b. I'-iro purchasing.
We hav now on baud aad re;emn; ai ihe D.-poi:
100 Dinioj and Tea Celts, complete, cf thtl beautifot pal-
tun Tbe MO&t UOSE;
101 ; WHITE GK UNITE;
3JU Doens Plates, Nappit, PUlUis, linkers, Tureeut,
Bowls, Pitchers, &.c slc
Rich Gold Band China, Tea Setts, eatite, contaioicg 70
pieces.
A full and complete assortment of Common Wire.
UL.ASS WAKE.
403 dozen Glass Tutnbters. Glaw Custaids, Win, Ef 54,
GoMets, Sugar Bowls, Ciearaen, Water Pitchers, Iupa,
Candlealicks, 5 and 6 Bottled Castors, Briltaoia Ta and
Coffee Pols, Aatial, Solar, Centre, Side, and Fancy
LAMPS.
sett Ricfc TABLE CUTLERY.
Spoons, Table Mats, Shovels and Top, Brass Candle,
ticks; and a very complete assortment of Cocas for Table
and House Keepin.
To our friends in .NORTHERN VERMONT, we would
ay we are able to furnish them by tbe Load, or smaller
quantities, at better bargains than can be found elsewhere.
This is tbe place for the people to get their lit oijls.
Mcotpelier, Dac CO, 1619. 93
i3oston.
GRINDSTONES
Tea SaLE IT
LOMBARD & HALL,
IS Sc. 1 i I.c;u N's Wharf, Koston.
Pis.
V l..iUliti.1UKIlL.l I ire rtffst (ualil; aud ;rit.
1 umstantljr on band t'. aeleel from.
rt ' "'J'l' Jlakars, Ate and Tool Man.fsclur.rt, J!.
.1 1 IT Sl"-I". iac.JLc., larje sizes ol tbe !! Mm jrils, soft
.M r under ILe tide water, aut a til
77 w,t '""k '
Also, ci.iM, aiul tiarUer ORITS fur rrindlrii atl, btt
binfe.. sringta.c aj & .
Also, a ar. .tcV f".m, b,ndGrii.dsttoes, f..r F.TO...'
Mauafic!uier.,of se.-j sLp,'clow ,
Crlrsd.lwin, fioishM, a Is,,. ..,-,;, ,oll mlit to ots
I.sr-ila uhi.lss.jld tin. I . . . .
i atiftclion.
, . .vui C.J vtarruled to Et
Ifoston, Jao. 1,
5Ca.n
Kcuj-tlork.
ISIackAVoors ITIaaziiio,
and tbe
Kritish Quarterly Reviews."
OWIAO to lb lte revolutions acd counter revoTatTon
mon; the nrttiou of Kurop-, vbi;h have foil wedT
each otlirr in tnck succasion, and of which "ihe end is cot
yet,1 ihe leidii. penodtcaU uf Great Smam havo becorao
mrrsled with a decree of interest hitherto enkoown. They
occupy a middle e round between the haatv , dtojomted, aid
neeefsanly imprrfert tecords oftbe newspaper, asl tbe ela
borate a d ponderous trenliies to be furnished by tha but on
an of a future day. Whoever reads thesv periodical o'o
taii.s a correct and connected account of all tie important
political events of tje oM world, as they otrn, and learnt
the" voiious coni:l8ion drawn fiom them by tie leadta
spirits of ihe age. The Ameriran Publishers tht-?e foradeeia
it proper to cilijfnewed attention to the work- they if puh
lith and the rery low pncesatwhifb they are ulleMd to s&b
tttbr. The fttllovinj is thir lut, to wit :
THE LONDON aUAP.TEIILY KEVIL'IV,
THE EniMtURRU UEVIEIV,
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ULCKWOOIFd EDINUUUUn MAUAZIXE.
In lhe periodicals are contained the vn? ws, moderatflr,
tl.ooh clearly and fiiroly expressed. of the tbue jirat pai
tnit Frland Tory, Whi ind Rm'ical UUckwood1
til ihto lindfiD (li..irlrrlvt are Turv : the " I7dmtnrh
Ki view" Wins; aud-t'ie ; WesimintLr Ueview" Liberal.
I The "North Brill th Ueview" twes its cstaM.shcaent t the
eat eceleasLeal fKovement iu Scotland, and is am ml
tra in its views on any ae of tbe frard depart went s f ba
nin knowledge j it was vrrint.ll rdticd by l)r. Chalner(
and now. since his death, r conducted by Ms ton in law,
Hr. Hanui, associated with fir Iuvia Itrewster. Its 'itrrarv
cli'iractfr is ofthe very Lihe.t order. The 4Wetniioster,
though r-priuted under tnit title only, is published in Hag
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ininer.,it bein- in fact i union oftbe two Keviews fwrm- r
ly publisli-d and reprinted under separate titles II hm,
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cne work tbc ti.t faaiurekcf both as tetelofutu ifoeJ.
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ile the LMinl-uih edun-n.
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M 71 Fulton -tre. i. .. Yoik. Lutmur-il Co'd 3t-
IjMTED STATES
Wholesale Clotlvsng
Warehouse.
LEWIS & II AN FORD,
Nos. 252,254, 256 5i258Pearl St.
ULTWLCN Ffl.TuN STREEV ti. ULKM.Sti SLIT,
NEv-YORK,
AECTIIELAIiUUjr MaNL'FAL IURERSOF
CLOTHING
IN THE UNITED STATES !
And ure now oflVrin lhtr eitrr.tivn i i-or.-nent for 'he
SPUING & SUMMER TRADE,
suited to all niark.-ts. AIo ..n nr. act? slock of
Vt liite Slisrt-,
Finimel Miia t, Drawers, ttc
Oil Clothing and Covered Hats.
Catalojuei ot stock sent by Mai.
One once, and no deviation.
January I, 1830.
O.iaCU promptly filed.
5f:f"$
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE.
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PPsICE.
rfillLRKii no necessity tkat pei-H.s v.ho ear artniciit
Teeth should he annoyed by the fuults so cuuic.or.'y
st en in them, viz ai im;tfrtet Ct, t it a perrepnble n oiioq
to tbe m w hile speakifs, or an u'iviuu- ami embarrass n-g f
' fort to keep then in place , teeth too short r too Ion and
conspicuous ; and unnatural and 'md c hir ; bspe so ta as
to ctve a diS3;reenbe eiprssion to t' e moL'.li and utb a
debetency in treolb as to bo uuab.e t learth(t siran
gruu'tn- in mastication, winch ell w)l nidde ti-elh sSuald
do. Teeth are made in tl.e AiAu2 ;'tle rf jHrVct,ilher
in whole ets or parl of a act, an.l tm.ATxi run ftjh
all or the above mctioicu r t-is. ct Da. 11. KIM
BALL. N..52i filiOADWAV, NEv-OUK.
Dr. K. hs for many jfti ;iven tpecul attantion to tha
manuficture acd seitin; of Aitmr at 'J reth, snd has it his
eio toj prisons cf the highest sk'It in the different prot-ess.
es of this ditScult art, and he ailow-j no weit tto ozt of
his fiaStikhmeitt that is not in eveiy resp-l of th-" rery
highest cltaratterv hole and half sets of teet'i, are ! rut
lit made on tie pr-mcplc pJ tvicikckic raeiscat ttn
aid ktary gtU plates y are ustd, white m 'lions uf teetb
ofeteiy postible aiie.shi)' aiid cn!r, coaWfi him tu select
mci as nie exactly adapted to the arii' nlar necesilL,s ut
fariicase. Wilo there great and obvious edrantaer.snd
the v.p'iience of a i.irje mid lone eoi.tinud practice. Dr. K.
Md.tj f(a tf Tttth vt tXt s:iae pruts tk.t jitrttni tn th. ruan
try cam Aars (e made for i tkt fcit vr Ttltagt rkert (Ay
rfitrfi-, so that any one may bive, ett9 chtapatr'ei, Vu
Aiff-( jfy eirrri, and themitll tipene of a viMt to
Sr York Mill b-t more than lepaiil ' the perfect rertr i&ty
o) hatin? Teih roaile that rhall faH safiVr Lie iAfcr rr-
j,eetattmiftke treartr, for coniunt practice and the ox,cri
"r vJ ''om a Ur-- ti-!UoI observation, .ecurea
per-
fr tion in thrriuanufactuie not sLt.ni.abte by tioe wbocafce
oniy a lew sets in a year.
Dr. Knorall aims to meet tho wants of that larje elan t
thecotnmuniiy vtho-e ciicumal jures have btwbenu pi nt
ed them f.om a'eilin; tbemelver ofthe service uf tbf
irot aecimp!ifhed oper.iloia. and mil give topersoo of
tUe mot mvdfrutt wrea, at a fov fnte, tho cooifurt and ad
vant.tfe ota title of work which has hitherto Wen attaina
ble only by thoe who.ould afford t pny ll.o highest prices,
icYtcA such icerL m indeed richly vortt but w hich all cannot
pay. A ure and tall factory ; round of corCdence in n!t
eiice to the ability of Dr Kimball to fulfil these cnduurs,
i found in the oprtation of one governing prin'iplo of Ii.a
business, wbicli il, that whenever a pfct of srsr u j(kia
td 4 placed in the straf't, tX pntut u ef fUi imttJiU
vtth it i tttry particular t as rrardj strew gill, appearcett
JtttclvrfraH2Lt0eUepeTtaihtH tj if, Ae u at ptrftct hb
fffy ( dfcute faiiar it, Ihe whole rik of roaktr-o perfect
and ta'isfaetory operation Dr K. preft t to asaume himself.
Eveiv needful ducction for the prtpar ition oftbe mouth,
and satisfactory inforr-nt.oa of any kind r-latinf to the sub
ject previonily to hini; teeth made, c.inehvd by addrra
4in Dr. Kimball tt hi place of burincis. No. 52 Brvad
war, New Veik.
Ucl'crs to
I'r VALENTINE MOTT.Picf ?ur;ery.
Dr.GKANVILLE HMlin; FATTISO.V, TrU.
Anaionir. of Ibe t'unvrily of .New VoiV.
New York, No. Hi, 1-41. 51J5
Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish!
TIMO. GROSS
EGULAKLV receives Fitsh Fitli twice a week from
Boston, and will l happy to supply families with the
atticle al reasonable laics.
Montpelier, Jan. 1, lr5i). fi
A Safe that is A Safe.
JilIE uVcnbr is aer.t for the - it of DENIO, OIIE
1 NEV &. CO'3 .N'.JaTTiA an aj'icl. whirh has p-a-id
through the Cery trial, and miy b. c nbdcntly relied ep
on is may been by the foitowiti letter, which way Le
eu at my store :
FiTciittcaa, Dec Ilth, W
Messrs. Denio, Cherey JL Co :
Gcn : The safo we loobt of you was in the fiie from
three to four hour, and wa nearlr white but a eret por
tion nfthe lime. Our Books are all perfectly legible aad
u n did not lun a uper that w in th saft ; and we coa
aider ourselves loitun-ite in bavin? valuable an articl.
Vours tes.ectfuily,
J lei. W. PUTNAM,
For Sale by TIMOTHY CKOM.'
MoLtpelir, Jan. 1, l.TO. tS
TESTED BY JIAXV.
Tilt: Best L'arfajii. .o at II. M. I.OOJlIS', Ilaad c
State Street. Xooue will dvultlt attel exauilcau;
siur eotiiplKln sttxit of '
Dry Goods, lit aily -Made Clothing,
J'eathers, L.ool:ing Glasses,
Crockery ami Hard Il'tcrr,
lle-if India Goods,
SALT, FISH, 4-c,
cajp-Puitbascs will Coa n far ,btlr ,, t,,,0,
Montpelier. Dee. 25, . -
WANTED
1,000 AmrfT1 F00',;ISG3; Also. DRicr
i fair pt.eo will ! paiil by tCOTT i KIELIl.
BUFFALO ROBES.
A r.e" r0"' "r",.' N. I Buffalo Rub-s, which will l.
ttotj orTat low p.if... frCO'JTit 1'IKLI
BEST FAMILY FLOUU.
R n fl HABKKLS fot aale, at price, .a low as
tSvJvlVIU elientero.
TIMOTI1V CROSel.
Jmuiyolier, Janaarj 1, 165X :i
OUR OLD DEMANDS.
VH Hare sorni 500 botea and demands which wv all
J dne n the 1st day of January l-W the time when we
closed thn credit system and commenced ibe rash iyaiia.
It woald bo rery tiep'easani foi usti put the deniarda in
to a Lawyer's hands for collection, but tbls we uiusi do
iroot paid by tho l'Jib of Fobiuny nest.
J-jl?, 1U5-JL tTor.L-3 4 Mcaju: