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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
FoR R. M. JOHNSON. EoR FRANCIS GR4HGER.

FoR R Nj. JOHNSON. FoR FRAHcIs GRANGER. Alr. Benton, Of Missouri. Mr. Bayard, of Delaware. Black, oi Mississippi. Clay, of Kentucky
 Brown, oi N. Carolina Clayton Of Delaware, Buchanan, of Penn. Ciittenden, of Ky. Cuhbcrt, of Georgia Davis, of Mass
 Dana, of Maine. Ewing, of 0hio
 Ewing of Illinois. Kent, of Maryland. fuiton of Arkansas. Knight. of E. island Grundy, of Tennessee. Prentiss, Of ernont, Hendricks, of Indiana Robbins, of R. Fs!and Hubbard, of N. Hamp. Souhard, of N Jersey king, of Alabama. Spence, of Maryland. King, of Georgia Swif, of Vermont. Linn, of Missouri. 9omljason of Conn Lyon, of Michigan aai} ef N Iersay McKean, Of Pena Webster, oi Mass. Moore, of Alabama.
 Morris, of Ghi0.
 Mentea, a4 ssuis..s7;i Nicholas of Louisiana
 Niles, of GcnRecheut
 NoveiI, of Michigan.
 Page, oi Y llamRshfe.
 Parker of Yirgina
 Hives, of Virginia
 Robinson, of Illinois.
 Raggles, Of Mane.
 sevler, of Arkansas.
 Strange, of N Carolina.
 Talllnadgs, of N. York
 Iipton of indiana
 Walker, of Mississippi.
 Wright, of N fork The Presidentof the senate (Er. KIue, of Ala bama then rose, and proclaimed the result of the cleo ton, as follows:
 The whole number of Senators of the U. s. is 52 Majority necessary 10 & choice 27 Quorum required by the Constitution 85 Whole number of Senators present 70 For Richard n. Johnson, ef Kentucky. B For Francis Granger, ot New York, l6 From which it appears that RI6sARD Af JoHvsoN. having the votes of majority of the whole number of Senators, required by the Constitution o inc United Staes, IS duly elected; and therefore declare that RICHARD m JOHNSON, of Kentucky has been chosen by the Senate in pursuance of the provisions contain cd u the Constitution, VIgz PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTArEs for four years, commencing with the 4th day of March, ls37
 0n motiun of MT. Grundy, resoiuton xas adopt. cd Tor the appointment of joint committee to inform k N. JOHNSON of hls election; and the Chair was authorized to appoint ;he member thereof on the part ei the Senate.
 On motion of Mr. Webster, The Senaie then adjourned
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Mir Thomson of S. C., ttho oadrcr Of the
resolution of ccnsure,) did not view it as u
light matter Far otherwise. He thought il
exaggerated by the new aspccl given 10 tho az
lair. lie did not care what tho subject wos,--
II was an attempt 10 get in petition from
saves. lie SD htly modified his resolution, 10
suit the new stale OF facts 1t censurcs him
for attempting 10 present petition from Slaves,
and trlillng with the House in leaving false
Impression Oh the minds oil its members, as to
ITS contents. 1t also proposes a censnre, as
before.
Mr.. Picbens Of S. c., made some remarks
TO the same fleet as those Of Mr.. WISE and
IN regard to the former cunse of the House in
relation TO abliilon petitions. He also supper
ted his colleagues resolution Of ccnsurc.
Mr. Cambreleng took different view of the
sublect. lie thought the House would make
Itself ridiculous by going a step farther in this
matter 1t was obylouslya hoax practscd up
on the gentleman from Massachusetts, St an in
suit TO him, and probably got up by slayc.hol-
doLs, as joke against that gentleman.
Mr. Lewis did not think the case altered at
all. Gluscock is now ON the floor
The House adjourned without taking any
question. J.
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lCPDR. RELIES PILLS
For Females +!

E4NOR Distractions, Debility, Hypochondria,
e Green Sickness, Giddiness and Palpitation
ofthe Heart, Bad Digestion, LOathing Of Food,
and Pains o. the Stomach, The pills purify
and promote brisk circulation Of the blood,
when become sluggish and obstructed from the
foregoing disorders, revive the regular habits
OF the unhealthy female, whose sickIy and pal
lid countenance becomes terminated and fresh
ems with the natural glow of restored health.
They are equally conducive to the health Of
married ladies, except in cases Of pregnancy or
Consumption, when they must not be taken.
Price 81 so per box. ~
None are genuine unless signed 4 KID
DER on the wrapper (sOle proprietor and sue
css8or 10 DR.. Conway,) by whom they are for
sale, al his Counting Room, No, 80 Court ST.
Boston, and by his special appointment, by E,
IL. Preniiss, Montpelier VT, also by s. Bur.
bank, Jr. Druggist Montpelier; DIR. p. Spal
ding Lyndon Shedd s. Tracy Wells River
A. S Richardson & Co. Waterbury J. Gun
tiss, st. Albans; ]. Brooks Jr. & Co, Lunen.
burgh; stearns & Waldo Chelsea. "a No /,
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Notices Of Estates.
STATE OF VERMONT.
DI5TRICT OF ORLEANS,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, S..
A 1 a Probate Court holden at the Pol
4 Office IN losburgh, within and for
District OF Orleans, on the 3Ist fay ofJan,
1887, Erastus Ticknur and Samuel b. ID
can, Of Plalnfcld in the County of Sulli,
and State OF New Hampshire, presented
copy Of The VIII and Testament Of John mi
nor, deceased, late OF Plainfiold, In iho Con
OF Sullivan, duly proved and allowed in n I
bate Court for the County of Sullivan.
state Of New Hampshire, requesting that
SAID cory and the Probate thereon be filed
recorded in the Records Of this Court, agrt
ole to the Statute in such case made and !
vided.
Whcrcupon i is ordered that said Will C,
under consideration of said Court, at the /
bate Office in lrasburgh on the first day
March next, and that all concerned be moi
thereof by publishing this order three we
successfully in the Vermont Watchma,
State Journal, printed at Montpelier, as s
as may be, that they NAV appear if thew
cause and object to the filing and record
said will.
By order Of Court,
so GEO. NYE, Registe
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STATE OF VERMONT.

WAsHINGToN DIsTRIcT, ssl
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier
The 7lh day Of February, A. D. 1887,
TNlMOTHY HUBBARD, Administral
L on the Estate @ Lemuel StIckuey, lare|
Berlin IN said distrct. deceased, makes a
pllcatIon 10 said court for license to sell
the real estate Of said deceased TO ruise h
sum OF two hundred dollars, which tn, 4
sonal estate of said deceased is insufiiclJ
to pay Whereupon it is ordered by ed
Court that said application come und,r ed
sldcratlOn and be heard on the 9TH dny
March, a. d. 1887, at the Probate OGicc
Nontpoller, and it is further ordered that 1
heirs at law OF laid deceased b. notified here
by publication oil notice OF this DUPLICATION al
order thereon, two weeks IT, ne Vermo
Waterman and State Journal, printed at Nor
peller, before said time of hearing, that tn,
may give bonds for the payment of The deb
against sald estate, unpaid as aforesaid, agre
ably to the statute in such case made and \.
vidtd.
BY the Court,
81 LOOMS p....t.-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21
PAINTS g. DYE-STUFFs.

r AMB, pALMER& co. at the new store
II are opening an offer for sale complete
assortment of paints and dye-stufis, which they
will sell lower than can be bought in MonLpe-
Her Among their PAINTS may be found
Sup German white lead, French yellow, red
Spanish brown, chrome lead, French green,
yellow, Prus blue, Yer Lnsecd Oil, Turp-
million, chrome gren, entue, brushes, viii
ting, gold leaf, op bronze. SC.
DYE-STUFFS:
Ground Logwood, red wood, fustic, camwood,
madder, prime indigo, sal nltre, alum, copper
as, sc. Also sulphur birthstone, rosn, cam
phor, cayenne, Eng. mustard, pepper sauce,
glauber and epson salts, castor oils, CASTLE
and Windsor soaps, olive oil, sc. &c.
Oct. 8, 1896.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21
HOUSE CARPENTER AND
ARCHITECT.

THNIIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
b that he has erected new shop near
his dwelling on Barre Street, few rods
east of Shepard's hotel where he will, as
usual, be happy to attend to any orders for
work in the line of his business.
Window Sash, Fancy Sash, Blinds, &c,
manufactured on the most reasonable terms.
Tho subscriber tenders his thanks to the
public for the liberal measure Of patronage
heretofore received, and hopes to merit
continuance of the same.
JOHN II. MILLER.
Montpelier Nov. "a, 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21

~ ENDERS the teeth beautifully and per-
-ASmanently white, embelishes the enamel,
removes the iGtor arising from decayed teeth,
usually termed offensive breath, prevents their
decay, and tooth ache, eradicates the scurvy
from the gums, and impars most desirable
sweetness to the breath.
iCT9An experienced druggist pronounces
this Tooth Powder one Of the best he has ever
met with either oreign or Domestic. Price
SO cents.
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
THE PUBLIC

THE PUBLIC.
4 IMPROVED Surgeons Trusses for the i'm
a mediate relief and radical cure of Hernia
or Rupture. Invented by Hebor Chase, Phil
adelphia. The above Instruments, consist
not only of very great improvement in the
common Truss Of nr. Stagner, lately known
as DIR Hoods, but Of a series of instruments
adapted to every variety Of Hernia. When
skilfully applied thoy are worn with great
ease to the patient and almost universally
perform a cure in the course Of few weeks
time. The Medical Professors in most Of our
schools and many eminent surgeons in the
United States, have united in giving to these
inrtrumcnts decided preference over all 9TH
ers in use. The subscriber having been con-
vincod Of the importance Of these Trusses TO
the afflicted, has obtained an agency from Dr..
Chase, and has just received an assortment
designed tor the cure Of every variety of Her.
MIA. Apply at the ohce of
JAMES SPALDING.
Village Of Montpelier, Sept. !, 1886. SO
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T.. II. PRENTISS

HAS just received an unusually full supply
1 L MEDICINE, consisting in part OF the
articles enumerated below, all OF which viii
be sold at a small advance from cost: crude,
James powder, tartritc, gold sulph. antimony;
prussic tartaric, benzoic and nitric acid squa
and carbon. ammonia; arsenic churic, nit
rous and sulph. Hther arrow root, London
blue pill, refined borax, bismuth, bnrg pitch ;
tabu and cOpoiba baIsam; cantharides; lunar
and potash caustic; carb. iron, castor, colo
cynth, cowhage; Peru and sassalras cort ;
chloride soda, calomel, corros. sub, Dovers'
powders extracts, various kinds; mama,
camphor, opium, benzion, sondrac and rino
gums; hyd. potash iodine, irish moss, reosatc,
magnesia, morphine, nisk, oil various kinds,
PHOSPHORUS, quicksilver; Rad Rhoi, ipecac,
jallop, blk cohash, corcana, sarsaparlla and
valerian; savine cerate, annis and cardamon
seed sulph. Cuinine, sup.e. soda, strychniue,
spermacetti, sal Rochelle az 3lucinno syren-
ges, bougues, catheters, Sc &C.
NC7s-'5 's- Ct,:. 9, so 63
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21

MOSES II. MARTINS + TAJl
w E, the subscribers, hayina been apo.
" ed by The Honorable the Courl IL liz
bate for the DISTRICT OF Bradford. commission
ers, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claim
OF all persons against the estate OF Moses {
Martin, late OF West Faiflee, in said dis,i.
deceased, represented insoIycnt, aud all CLAIM
and denand- exhibited in offset thereto, a.
six months from the 3lst day Of Jauuar, 1873
being allowed by said Court for thai purpose
We do hereby give notice that $50 viii a.t.o
20 TIC business Of our said appointment.
the dwellnghouse Of The widow laua4a 1.a
IN, in West Failiee, on th. .rt Monday
May and the last Monday Of ju'J a.t u.
8 O'Clock \. NJ. unt.l fo'clock . ~ @ 70,
OF said days
ELISHA THAYEB, Comioi..!of
81 SAMUEL GRAVES, uu.
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MARSHES SUPERIOR PAT
EMIT TRUSS

These Trusses are coust#.rie 40 maa
particulars, on an entirely new plan, and The
advantages over all.oher Trussos, have bee
attic ,'ed not only by the most respectable
the Medical Faculty, but by the actual exp.
iment of those afflicted with the disease wh,,
they are intended TO alleviate. The most
inent Physicians, upon an examination If d
Truss, are so decided as to It's superiority, II
they have cheerfully and voluntarily given O.
.ifcatcs to the rroPrie,ors, to beiald before
public, few Of which may be sce6 on &.
hand bills. For sale by s. BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, Vt. y
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Farm For Sale,

W. ILL he sold low, farm in Troy VI
w of about 300 acres of land, 10 o
which are cleared and well fenced. On
the Farm ale, a substantial dwelling house
forty feet by thirty-two, with a wood house
attached-Iwo good barns, and cattle shed
fifty feet by twenty. Also a saw mill on
brook near the house that will saw about
forty thousand feet of boards in year, the
capability Of which may be greatly increas-
ed at a trillhrg cost. One third Of the pur-
chase money will be expected OH the de-
livery of the Decd the remainder, if desired,
TO be divided into annual payments to suit
the purchaser
For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber living on the promises
w. HAWXHURST.
" Also for sale five thousand acres
wild land in said Town
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BLACKSMITHING.

GQUTHWlCK, SlBLEY& DAVIS, won,
- give notice, that they will carry on tn,
Blucksmllhieg business in Rich's Hollow
NJ onlpelinr, on the most reasonable terms.-
They have employed Mir c. L. Leonard, al
experienced workman, who will at all lines bt
in readiness 10 accommodate in good shape, al
those who may find it convenient 10 call,
Feb. 10, 1897. 81
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FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
I HAVE this day given my son, Augustus
L Keichum, his time, with full liberty to act
for himself ! shall neither claim his services,
nor be accountable for his contracts after this
date. II. w, KETCHUM.
painhed, Jan. 81, 1897 sO*3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21

DIR. MOTIFS VEGETABLE COUGH
PILLS.
FENHE most valuable remedy that has ever
4. been discovered Tor Colds, Couehs, Asth-
ma, diff atty Of breathing, defamation on the
Lungs, Ind, -as,ion, FIatulcncy, Whooping-
Cough, and all other Pulmonary affections.
For sale by Z. Il. PRENTlSS.
montpelier Feb. 4, 1887 50
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IT, Sheen alters.

II VIE subscriber, being agent tor vending
L Towns IMPROVED PATENT LASTS and
BOOT TREES, would inform the shoemak.
ets Of this vicinity that he has on hand gem
eral assortment Of said articles which he is sell
ling at the manufacturers prices. A lso, Perk-
ms SHOE PEGS, split and polished, the best
of the kind in use. For sale by the bushe or
less quantity. w. w. CALDWELL.
Montpelier, Sept. 1886. 62
Also-Peg Cutters, ga new article" Size
Sticks, spring punches, shoe knive, raps, float
files, avis, awl hats, taeks, sand stone, shoe
thread, Japan and paste backing, hammers,
pncers &c.
Oct 1896. d&w
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AUSTIN O'MALEY, g. CO.
Merchant TaiIOrs,

ID door South East Ct the Branch Bridge,
NOntpelier, w.,
EpA AVE just received from New York, Il
& Il splendid assortment Of FIRST tate impor-
ted Broad Cloths, Cassimcres, Furs for Col
lars and Capes. Also, Fig, and Plain Silk
Velvet Vestinss; Leapold and Striped Cas-
sitneres and all sorts Of first rate Buck -kins
for Pantaloons, together witu Scents Gloves,
Dickeys, and Shirt Bosoms, SGspenjers, and
all other articles in their line too numerous 10
mention.
N. b. Gentlemen wishing garments made
in the first ste and warranted to suit viii
confer favor on the subscribers, 10 ca al
the shop of A. 0. Maley s Co. and examine
for themselves.
sU59Cutting done TO order.
Montpelier, Oct ~, 1886. 64:d:w
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EMERSON & RUSSELL,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

MAINE STREET, MoNTPELIEn, W.,
EE AVE always on hand a prime assort-
n n ment of Superfine and medium Broad
Cloths, Cassneros, Nosungs, aud trimmings,
which they make up in the best style aud La.
TEST FASHION,
Feb, ?, 1887, so
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INDELIELE INK, new and
L much approved article, for sale by Z. II
oRENTISS. Oct. 6.
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PAYSON'S INDELIBLE INK.
TTSED without preparation. Wuh this int
u writing can be done on linen or cottof
cloth, IN the same manner as with ink on con-
mon paper. 1t is warranted not TO iniure q
cor ode the finest cambfick aud is so perfec Il
indelible os not to he elIaced either ~ time q
art. For sale by S. BC kBANk, j.
Montpelier, Oct, 5tl, 1896. 4s
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NEW & APPROVED GEOGRAPHY
accompanied by a large and splendid
4fI0S

NEW q al IlOf Ell GEOO mar II ,
accompanied by a large and splendid
Atlas,
TOR Schools, Academies, aud Families,
L by Roswell C.. Smith author Of several
popular school books. This is undoubtedly
an excellent book, and must, ere long, L.
percede the Biographies now in use. The
plan is new aud simple, LAYING open, branch
after branch, in this important study, in
such manner as to meet The understand
ing of the smallest child, and at once int.
resting The mind, and necessarily and easily
leading it to a complete and thorough know
ledge of the geography, productions, popu-
lalion, habits, and moral and intellectual
state OF the diherenl countries ortbe earth.
Teachers are requested to call and examine
it. For sale by
FL WALTON s. son.
Montpelier Nov. 90, 1886.
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REMARKABLE CURES !
Dentifrice !!

THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22

10 separate from all that kind OF currency.
have only one word more TO say TO Un-
Gle Sam-and that is, not to let the Govern.
ment talk too much of "seporat,T IT dlo
wrong when it struck off "E. Pfurtons "
mum" from the new coin; did not like that
--bu, though il would stop there, and not
try il in other matters. The fact is, the
Government" amt "Uncle Sam" alone, or
Uncle Sam" and his party, alone--it is the
peoples property; and no matter how much
"Uncle Sam" may try to separate himself,
the people wontlet him--for without Tho
people, the hull people, and and nolhing but
The people," they know that uncle Sam"
would soon become a poor and ragged old
man, and have no money to pay his debts,
and no one would take his note; therefore
say, "Unclc Sam," don't say any thing more
about separation but stick to the old sigh
board, "E PiHri6as Unum;" and if you
want any further advice, git sich kind OF
folks about you, as YOU or any good citizen
would like to appoint your executors
and guardians of your estate and children,
and to take good care of your widow, II you
left one; these kind Of folks are safest, tho
they may not be as good politicians; and
don't discard man tho he may own house
lots or nep land and paid his neighbor too
much for 'em-this business at home is better
(as bad as it is called) than speculatin round
Cape Horn, or any where abroad, for the
profit and loss" is all at hOme-if paid b
too much, it is no matter, it's all al home, and
these mistakes soon cure themselves-and
depend ont man who owns leetle land,
be it house lot or farm, in neio torn or on
the skirts of an old one, won't give worse
vote for the best interest of his country, than
if he lived on the pay Of an office, or spent
his earnins talkin politics and drinkin whis-
KEY at an election. This is sound doctrine,
"Uncle SAM" and il you don't find it so in
practice--then amt your friend
J. DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, I'd Brigade.
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Spirit of the Debaie IN III Na
The Bill for the POstponsMni y I'm
Mstalment of The RereHus-Tl'dz'
was important and interesting "a
many particulars. Thetwo dlIn's
Van Buren, party, spoke each lhTr
sentiments, and each diferug@m
other as far as Conservatives al
from Loco Focoism. Seniici Ma
misrepresents your neighbOr Va
was in favor OF saying AMEN . x
mendations OF the COMMITTEE q ~
passing all their Bills responsiveness
miltee, and returning home a'0D's
us OIL the wheels Of GOVsrnnsNI
was the figure Of the Distinguish
Toll or lie Eds, Epressl -'@p"
wheels of Government and gcn'a'
Rives OF Virginia, replied lnan'os
thy of a United States SenalOI aahI
half of his country, rather Ihaa VI
ical partizan, acting for himself ~
Mr. Rives came here, he said a@ III
wheels Of the Government oaI
the couniryl Not for The Oens 3, \
ministration, nor for the ben'h'
but for the benefit Of the re'gI II,
another occasion during The .. ~
Rives in reply TO Mr. Wright, l u.
General to Loco Focolsm' al,O =
Senate and the Chairman Q, '@
of Finance, that be saw no'Oh's
reported by the Committee S o. :.
nothing in the Presidents M's
lieye The country, unless" SAN =
"some other Senator shall fePv"s
medicines, for the relief Of 'h' VI
shall feel myself called apOD !"
counter report, which, il adOP'ss@
sured ,oiH reiiere he CoaApt i,
the purpori OF Mr. Rl'es I'' 'ins
ing from such source o. s y '.,,cl
present, when the position % i,r|
principles Of parties del !ls"s Gb|
man a determined stand el, ". piaI
try or against the country M vii I'd
he perseyere as he has begun
well of his country. Il, RlD 4
Mr. Webster objects to ,D' .arys|
ing the distribution Of 'DI h..,d A
know. His objections arc cd BIB 1
strong ground that the sO's 70 b
Government has been given ,,s;',db|
while The States have apPrOP l'.,"ats
ey thus promised BY the 10. asa|
rious objects Of public utility yr,.,,su
in relation 10 the issue o. .;i iass.,a
the strong relationship eAls.,DS rsd
and old Continental money rs.1
in a manner which made 'n'