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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

Deduct loss in weight more than ours, and we
hive 60 lbs costing fraction less than 40 cents
pound. By the present law that is permitted 10
come in precisely the former, by being lnyolced
with the conrsesl grade of the same wool, which
does mol compete with ours. Allowing for the
expense of burning, this wool can be sold at II IL
cents under the existing law, showing gam OF
10 10 cents per pound 10 our wool growers ny
the new tariff on this grade of wool.
| Away, then, with the monstrous talsehood that
this bill is of no benefit to the wool grower. IL
gives far better protection Than The existing law.
We now proceed 10 another species OF decep-
ton In It's tables of imporIatons OF wool cost
! ing under cents, the Patriot mikes no dlsllnc-
lion between that which is fine and that which is
coarse-in other words, none between the lmpro-
we'd Buenos Ayres and the really coarse wool from
other countries. The people are lett TO lnler ihnt
all the wool imported under 3 cents really COM
| pe,es with ours. Such is not the fact vi the
9,303992 lbs. imported in le40, but about one
third came from South America aud only LIZA
359 lbs were from Monevideo and Buenos Ayres.
| OF the foreign wool imported in lS4l, costing
under cents, we have no knowledge. u Inc
,Vhole amount is IA millions, the proportion OF
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres would be nhouilwo
million pounds, judging from previous importa-
| lions.
Finally granting that this bill may prove defee-
tive lei il be remembered that locoiocoism will
never make il better. BENTON complained that
the duties on every thing but coarse wool were
ITOO HIGH in the House the locoiocos, with
now and then an exception voted against proec-
ting wool, and ALL the speeches against pro'ec-
lion came from that party. We quote from me ~
proceedings in the House, WHICH The RAJ
RIOT SUPPRESSED,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

+The Deeds body knows made previous to the
dopton OF the constitutions aud vested the title of tho lands of
excepting the Louisiana purchase madel in the
SeDcral Ss Nov how the confirms fh deeds
The Congress shall have dispose of aud make all
noedu rules and regulations respecting the territory other
property belonging the United Statos nothing This
taon shall be construed prejudice any edns es Uni
ted States, OR OF ANY PARTICULAR STATE" What rob
berry them take these lands from the what violation
even of he Constitution itself,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
More Proof

of the hostility of the ocofoco party to any pro-
lection, in the following account of II motion in
The House on The last bill, on the 22d inst.
Among the amendments proposed was one by
M. Roosevelt loco of New York, TO STRIKE
OUT from the first section, imposing duties oil
unmanuiarured WOOL, 3 cents per pound spe-
cfc, aud 30 per cent. ad vaorem and substitute
therefor, cent per pound specific, and 90 per ct.
adj valorenl. THIS MOTION WAS SUSTAIN
ED BY THE LOCOFOCOS BUT OPPOSED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
ON Il
was rrom Nav ENGLAND

was from New England!
These are FACTS proyable by the records
DOWN WITH LOCOFOCOlSM, then-o LO-
COFOCOlSM WILL PUT DOWN PROTEC-
TlON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Eastman of N. I'll.

"Bu sir the gentleman from Massachusetts Mr. sssl'9nSta
nms u nt moi only to DO benehedb by the pro-
tecvo system but that AGRICULTURE also Is to receive ad
van,ase from Indeed according to his Judgment every class
and IL 10 receive vgor and life, and flourish beneath
H. benis Influences tho gentleman know, at all
events he ought to know. Thai The AGhlCuLrukALlsI
That is by handf not burod by hand, this wool cannot
answer the same purposes as ours
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
WOOl-grOwers.

REMEMBER
That the duty on all the wool which would be
likely to be imported under the vetoed Tariff,
would he rs follows:
Wool costing 3 cts. will pay q duty of l.2 mills.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
What will YOU Gain !

The lying presses and leaders OF the locofoco
party leave no trick unallempte,t 10 cheat the peo-
pie into the support Of locofocoism. Put that par
ty in power again. and how will the people better
their condition win ocofocosm give
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But One

in the House. and ALL in The Senate, voted in
the negative
When tho question was put direct, on the reso-
luton of Mr.. Fillmore in favor of the new Tariff,
excluding distribution, ONLY SIXTEEN locofo-
cos voted in the affirmative, and of these only
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
the Wings in Congress,

and especially TO the efficient labors OF the YER
mont delegation, aided by Mr.. Stevens. rE5-LET
THE WOOL GROWERS REMEMBER
THEIR TRUE g. WELL TRIED FRIENDS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
One

was from New England
On the final passage Of the new Tariff in the
House, WITHOUT DISTRIBUTION and TEA
AND COFFEE FREE, only 10 locoiocos voted
in the affirmative, and of these only
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Facts

WHICH DEFY CON rRADlCTi0A
AT he extra session, when the question OF pro-
lection was directly presented by Wulhrops res
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
And Still More !!

By lngersoll's proposed bill and also Browns
both locofocos all tcooI under cents icould have
come in FREE OF DUTY These were the on
Iy bills proposed by Iocofocos.
And now be it remembered, that for all there is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

voted for protection
On the amendments on WOOL, oil The motions
and speeches against protection, were made by To-
cofocos and single Tylerle
On the first passage of the Tariff all the Loco
focos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

SIS %
Deduct 81 lbs for shrinkago more than ours,
and we have 60 lhs Mt rihe over % cenls At
present the cost would he Only IA l-2 cents.
Take the finest, which cannot under the new
bill be appraised at less than if the official doc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Only 6 lOcOfocOs
Only Is lOcOfOcOs

On Atherlons test question, on referring The
Tariff, at the opening of The present session,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-15

AFArAL FALL-A son of Mr. Davis, OF Marshall county
Va about sevsn miles from Wheeling, Thursday
last instantly Killed by the falling OF tree He cut.
ting il down for frewood when the decayed part fell
struck him his head and killed him instantly. lie
about tw enty years OF age.
LocK JAw.-The Long Island Democra says -" A son
fNr sampson Townsend, Of Newton, l.. H. came TO his
death recently by the ockjaw. 1t appears that the boy
subbed his toe against stone occasonlng slight bruse
to which his parents applied some healing salve healed
up and no more notice was taken of until the boy
planned of throat which terminated in the
His suiferings were short, but very severe
WEsrERN RAILRoAp.-Cattle are now conveyed on the
railroad to Brighton the following terms From
Greenbush, S. per 1000 lbs from Psfeld ST. and from
Springfield So By this mode of transportation the cattle
lose nothing in weight and the quality of the beef
reduced from mess to No is frequently the when
they are driven hundred miles more. Already the
annual sales of cattle sheep and swine at Brighton
amount it said to 81 600 and that without touching
the vast tributary sources opened by the Western
Railroad.
SHORT WoRK.-A man named Scott Short committed
suicide few days ago at the Virginia Springs Ills
ought to have been Cutt Short.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORRISON

MONTH KlVER DiSPENSAhf .2oiks h street near
Oeenwieh-pr Morrison, hienoer ofthe Loyal College
w continues 10 be consulted daily all disease, delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms conse
dciogs treatment and the impndent quaes medicines.
pr NJ has had an experience of twenty treating
delicate diseases all their and: implicated
uses mild safe and niallbe substitute mercury eradcat
ing the ,enereal Wins with certainty hout uhectng the
patent 70 any risk restricting him n isusua diets pur-
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per-
distractions rethTa Ich and
ia men, Of the PROSTATE and aec mpaned with much ir
ation and dull about these OF the
quences of matreatnent Dr. NJ tIeasstnctures
uhc manner promoting ABSORB Of the thekeue sucssr
membrane without pam.
CONSTITUTIONAL EBlLlTY.-ThouEands of Young
suffering from of Indulgence
cre destructive habit whose nerves further injured from
the Of nostrumsaf pretended specifies which stimulate
only induce depression. DR.. NJ
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the stlctes honor and confidence $ observed
Letters paid, aud containing suitable fee will ensure
the correspondent full advice and diciIs
Unon by his history of his detail 2Oi Full
Greenwich. iy22 lm*r
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PERFUMERY.

ORIIs TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original re-
" cpe at Nos Gold street, New Yrok-The Orris Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION, possessing the proper
ties iieAag the teeth and meath ysstang the gains
healthy state and preventing uni ojour
the mouth, whether arising from decayed tesh FROM de
ranged state of the stomach
Ii designed to be used with tooth brush and will be found
upesede the of powder keeping IT, clean
and preventing the wearing of the r the H.
1t particularly in cases of spungy the
healthy state, and them the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums arising from
exposure cold il will be found highly beneficial 1t par
tculay sefceabe the Orrs Tooth Wash night
before retiring to rest This mthod recommended by emf
dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which accu-
mulae durns the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night in Clean and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
Of poor humanty but how neglect the attention
Tor their preservation when surrounded by all
means needed. Among these know of pleasant
and efectual than the Onis Tooth Wa ceauses and Will
the teeth strengthens the pues the mouth and
the breath We recommend its all young and
old Boston Morning Post
The Ouis Tooth Wash the best detergent used on
enamel-tBosto Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggsts in the city ma
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lust Put LlSHED, PRICE FIFTY CENTS-By DR..
Falycett If l96 Fulton street, New York-The great
CONSIDER for the Mind in Dsressa popular enquiry into the
concealed causes that destroy the physical the ability
indu local constitutional lrrtation
consumption, and the parta total extinction of the repro
ductvc powers. The Dr. also ior winch
Is exclusively written Cor the sensitive female who while she
ns abashed the idea Of revealing her suerngs may find
in its pages confidential and capable adviser.
Doctor F. continues 10 direct his attention the entire
dicaen Of gonnorhna geets strcure nocturnal emissions
syphilis in forms, irritation constitutional
biit' and all diseases brought by solitary habits Female
diseases treeted scientifically
jy23 Imsc Office log Fulton street.
MEDICAL CAUTlON.-Patients seeking Medical aid
w should be exceedingly cautious the selection Of
Doctor for fact alas that the whole
horde Of advertising Doctors ESQ caled) in this devoted city,
not than legal right
medicine they by nature education by any
qualified TO administer to the sick
10 be deploed that such base imposition suffered or
tolerated in defiance of the law which makes highly penal
offence TO practice medicine surgery without legal d.
ploma.
Dr. Carpenter however has personal complain
IN the premises Tor sooth from the late rapid
quack-, and their miserable above operations
ou invalid he has received solid benefit while the
practice confined to legitimate hands.
To the suffering and deluded patient VICTIM however the
consequences all important the of life aud death
too often depends the first me ica advice.
Dr. Carpenter athOuE advertising Doctor the
Profession through the front door of The templesa graduate
OF Union College, iccnate OF the New York State Medical
Society and for thirty practitioner of this cty d his
the sensitive the subject obtain money
the sick.
Office No Peck slip, Pearl street. Charges reasona-
BILE Office open until half past ?. Nj. imsr
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PRIVATE CURE

LII SUFFERING under any Of the symptoms of secret
~ disease whether OF long DURATION of
confidently referred D9cror Jedan Specific
No for the of Gonorh9a, Geets Seminal weakness
&c. and Course No. for the permanent eradication of dis
These specially prepared enable the
time OF exposure TO which end each package every
medicine wash, Go required either
nal useand for the guidance and safety Of the patient
companied BY Dr. Jordon private treatise, The Monitor"
wherein full directions with plain description of the
e symptoms consequences and ueatment of mades
% pIrIpei oI .e uhefeni sages-,o which Is
advice suited alike to the present invalid and those
having heretofore been unfortunate either
rage, or have recently entered into that state.
IL The price OF the Monitor so cents One dollar SENT
Post pail, ensures its rece ton.
10 These courses admirably adapted for strangers
travellers or residents IN the country being complete,
pact, and guarante ed to effect a
Sold for the proprietor only Drug store co Prince
street, corner of Marion Sd block east OF Broadwav
Private entrance Goa Marion street. door below drug
10
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician still continues
l TO treat with astonishing success all TO
females. -
Suppression regularity obstruction by whatever cause
Produced be removed by Madame C. very sort time
Madame medical shment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better of her
numero9 patients she prepared receive ladies'
stIuctlon Of their monthly period.
Madame e can be consulted at her residence No. "a Lspcn
al, communications and Letters must be postpaid
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MADAME RESTEII,

TEMALE PHYSICIAN Office and residence Ias Green
wicb street. where she can be consulted with the
confidence all complaints ncdentfo the human frame.
Madame Restes mode Of treatment all Of egula
y suppression Of those functions Of upon which the
health of every acknowledgements is such require
days 70 effect perfect cure Ladies desiring proper medical
attendance during confinement other ndsposi will be
accommodated during such time with private and
board Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de-
lcate precaIous hea orbds rapid Of family
Will be sent by mail to of the United States Price
". Y. city, will be received.
Boston Office. No. Essex street. iva 1msr d&w
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HTND'S DEPOT

OF WEBBS BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand ST.,
door the Broadway HouseThe subscriber respect.
fully informs his friends and the public general that bel
the manufacturer of those Lamps their introduction he
has brought them that perfection which makes them
for che cleanliness and briancy Of light all
others existence From his long experience the bu
siness and the facilities he all Others in the
trade he enabled to sell at so IS cent for
mery charged by the dealers and hopes by this great reduction
to inertia share Of public PATRONAGE The great difficulty here
oioe existing IN the trimming universally complained OF
by all that hsye used diem. entirely obyatsd by the in
venton OF Patent Trimmer that child may put them
ect order for burning without the least trouble:
quality of Camphine 4s the gallon rally
sold and 6 which affords light brilliant than
other substance an expense to the customer Of
less half of OIL 1t is safe in explosive
drops no fire from the wick, and leaves fire upon it,
Clearly leaves no grease marks, and II spilled clothes
furniture evaporates entirely, like alcohol The lamps
in order need snung OF the wicks but
require kept clean and be filled often they burn
Also Camphorased Gas Chemical Oil, and Alcohol at re-
duced prceA Lamps cleaned repaired wckd and altered
bugs camphine
Astral Lamps bronzed and regiIt
Country merchants and all Others VIII? wish to
ay article respectfully invited his
before purchasing elsewhere being conf
B-Consantly on hand general assortment of Kitchen
Leaders, and Job Work in general executed the shortest
tice JAMES KINDS,
AMI mtr ia Grand
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PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED M
INCURABLE.

CENTS AS several of your certificates in the form of
~ letters have concluded adopt the method
grateful thanks you for the of your
parable compound Extract of Hoarhound Candy case
under the blessing of Providence has done wonders
for the last three four been afflicted with sickness
symptoms pain shooting through the Of
shoulders and ainness the Of stomach dry hack
ing cough great distress back much splitting of
sIeaked with copsde rable blood loss of appetite respiration
often very difcut-n short physicians pronounced my
case decided consumption, continued in this years.
suffering times the most exeucsng sgones and last
all hopes Of being cured The first year
nounced my ncurable. suffering when
presented me large package of Candy which, a
had used about twotrds began feel its nefs
am enjoying better health than have for the last five
years Hoping this be Of others has
am your grateful friend, Mrs. ANN GOODWIN.
- - ais Cherry street.
To Messrs. PEAsE s Son, As Division st.
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HOT AND COLD SALT WATER RATUS

HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
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~ The foot Of Desbrosses Third south Of
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night. ~ - ~
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until r. Nj TO the removal OF private diseases every
stage All suffering proacted cases, aggravated
successfully treated by pretended practton
ersth0se aborng under the destructive effects of mercury
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lurking IN the SYSTEM may consult Dr. always with
antee OF
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distance have his prompt attention. DR.. 5
never suspicion, and well Known be safe and
permanent.
Sol ty2o1 mt
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PORTUGUESE
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other me-
dne IN this country Let be discos
ed until they have tried the Persian Compound-they have
raised from The greatest weakness and distress hs and
happiness Price 3li aud 62F cents boxes
For sale by o. FAY, wholesale agent, Minors drug
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at Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton street.
Also jew Dayds or Hebrew Plaster to tumors,
Ladies" n delicate situations, find great relief from it,
Also The Magnetic Battery consisting of Electric Pills,
galvanized Plaster Magnetic Ether No. /, for consumption
agnec ther No. for nervous diseases, int, importance, Sc
Magnetic Ether No. 3, for liver complaints, Sc.
Also remedy for thrush canker nursing sore mouth
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