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A CARD.-The undersigned takes this method to
II return to the Firemen and Citizens his thanks for
their kind attentions at the fire Monday evening" and
for rescuing his stock from the devourng element He
has the pleasure of announcing to the public that his
also, manufacturing shop, remain uninjured and that
he is now as before open and ready to wait upon his
friends, and respectfully solcits continuance Of
their favors.
nov 23-dlwif VIM H. NARROWER.
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Next year, says the Philadelphia Forum, will
be leap year-Tyler will jump from the Presi-
Dental chair and somebody else will jump into
it. The accidents luck hangs to him till the
last-a-leap year will give him the twenty-ninth
Of February, one extra day for his reign.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

TIME WINTER GREEN; A perennial gift Tor
i 1914 Illustrated with sixteen beautiful onrrD-
wings Embellishments: The Doomed Fairy. ii1us-
trated Title Page, Uncle Joshua. the Land Of tho
Cypress, Euthanasia, Henpeckng, The Mariner., A
Managing Mother, The Minon Bride, The Eleventh
Hour, The Green Old Age The Mariners Orphan.
The Devoted just received and for sale At tho book
store Of R. FARNHAM.
nov III corner Of 18th OF. and Penn ay.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

To see Mordecai M. Noah drilling and eau
tioning the Van Burenites, and James Gordon
Bennett praising and fugling the i" American Re.
publican" party--isn't it rich? Noah has said
more hard things of Van Buren, than any other
living man, and Bennett-himself foreign-born,
and pretended Catholic, praising up natveism.
Surely, these men deserve the contempt which
those they affect TO serve so literally bestow on
them IN. Y. Tribune.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

New Haven, Connecticut, elected on Monday
herWhig ticket of town officers by 500 MAORI
tylarger than has been given in town cleo
ton for many years, if ever. Highest Wing
vote, 994; highest Loco, 4S5-majority 500,
which is very nearly the average. Good for
New Haven.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

We learn from the Albany Daily Advertiser,
thatqa new species Of ordnance has recently
been invented, called the ssTyler Gun" The
peculiarly consists in its being primed in the
centre Of the tube, and discharging its contents
both ways at the same time.
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WHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
wv HUMBUGGED@P w BROU.NLN13 Mar

w
chant Tailor, in opposition to all humbuggen, most
respectfully requests members Of Congress and stran-
gers visiting the city, not to purchase their clothing
before calling to examine his large and superior stock
Of French and English Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ngs of the latest styles as he prepared to provo to
Them that he is selling the Same article Of clothing
from 20 to IS per cent. cheaper than certain dry
goods sorekeepers that wish to take the trade out Of
the taors hands by holding out false pretences to
the public that they selling suits of clothes from
so to $40 cheaper than they can be purchased else
where. want to know how it is possible for any set
Of men that have practical knowledge Of the BUSH
ness to sell clothes cheaper than practical tailors
men that know more about making coats than they
know about laying brick-notwithstanding all their
arrangements with the celebrated tailors to cut and
make their clothes and their great facilities for buy
ing goods unless they have facility for buying with
out paying for themf am determined to undersell
Them and not to sacrifice my trade to such an ava
ricious set of men until the last dollar is gone! All
ask is for you to call and examine for yourselves
A SHORT LIST OF PRICES.
Dress coats, good wooldyed black, SIS
Do do super $500. 49,. .4. asgf. M 10
Do do a beautiful article, French or English, 20
Beautiful Cloth Cloaks, 90
The above goods will be found ready made, or, is
preferred, he will make to order at the same prcef
every article in proportion with the above prices to
complete gentleman's wardrobe.
10 Between Sd and Al Streets Granite row.
ROOMS TO RENT-Six furnished Chamhera
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MARINE JOUR A Il.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN.

November e.
ARRIVED.
Sch'r Repeater, Travers, from Baltimore, via Al
exandria to E. & J. F. Pckrell with large freight
Sch'r Zone, from New York, with freight to E &
J. F. Pickrell and Others
SAILED.
Sch'r Coral, Keller, for Thomaston.
Sch'r Eliza Ann, Walker, for Elizabeth City.
CLEARED.
Barque Marine, Vernard, for Rio de Janeiro, with
cargo shipped by Clement Smith.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

Ne,o Books.--We have received from Gideon
Brooke's Periodical Depot, Penn. Avenue, Godeys
Lady's Book for December, splendid number.
1t contains two engravings by Dick, and two
plates of fashions; also the Boys and Girls
Magazine for December.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

The AoUEDUcT over the Potomac, att George
town, is once more nearly completed, and this
time the work has been substantially done. On
is always the "pound foolish " system.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

CTOvES! STOVES ~ H. .NEVITT g. co.
~ opposite Fuller's City Hotel, have just received
an additional supply Of Stoves of all descriptions,
which, as the is drawing to close, will be
sold very cheap for cash. nov lS-lw
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

Gen. John c. Crump Whig) has been elected
to the Senate of Virginia from the Norfolk Dis
rrict, to fill the vacancy occasioned in that body
by the resignation Of Col. James H. Langhorn.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
APOLLO HALL, THIS (THURsDAY) EVEN
80 ING, NOVEMBER q.

EOR THE BENEFIT OF MR.. HAMMOND. the
l. Manager for the Minstrel. Positively their last
appearance in this city. The VIRGINIA. MIN
STRELS have in the kindest manner volunteered
their valuable services for this occasion. The GEN
tleman of this city who made such tremendous bit
in his JIG last evening, will appear in favorits
DANCE. Mr.. JENKINS, who has kindly voIun-
teered, will give entire new performances, consist
ing of Songs and Delineatons accompanying himself
with his old Banjo. The VIRGINIA .MLNSTRELS
will sing some new and choice Songs and Choruses,
and will do their utmost to give satisfaction.
III. Tickets rs cents-children half price.
rs Doors open at Z o'clock-exhibition conn
mences at u o'clock
nov %
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.


Mr. Seyerance's majority is some 1900 over
the Loco candidate, but only 400 over all, Mr..
Morse (also Whig) is almost certainly elected by
about 100 majority over all. In the two remain
ing districts, probably no choice, though Robin
son, Wing, is clear ahead, SO far, in the Seventh.
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DEATH.
On Saturday evening, after protracted indisposi-
ton, Captain ELIJAH LYON, of the I'd Regiment
of U. S. Artillery
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Forida.--An election has recently taken place
in this State for a Legislative Council, in which
we presume the Locos have succeeded, as usual.
Leon county Tin which is Tallahassee) has elect
ed Wings; Gadsden, Loco and Indepen-
Jefferson, 2 Locos by 240 to l43 Wing; Mad-
son, l Loco; Wakulla, do; Jackson, l Loco
and Wing.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

Attempt to rob the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad Ofce.--Some daring burglar or bur-
glars, whose object was of course to purloin
money, entered the office of the Baltimore and
Susquehanna Railroad Company, in North street,
during last night or this morning. They made
their entrance by forcing back door, by which
means they got into the Office below. The ticket
Office was next entered, and all the desks, draw
ers, &C., in it broken open. They found only six
coppers, which had been left in one of the small
drawers, land these were not taken,) all the
other money having been safely deposited else
where. The baggage room was also entered.
In it were a number of trunks, three of which
were forced, and the contents strewn over the
floor. The office on the second story was next
thoroughly ransacked, every desk and drawer in
it having been forced open, and the papers and
other articles scattered in disorder about the
room. Failing to secure any booty in these
efforts, an attempt was made to enter the money
vault, by forcing hole through the brick wall.
To accomplish this, it was necessary to remove
a ponderous desk or book case, which they did,
and succeeded in making hole to the depth
probably of two bricks, when for some cause or
other the effort was abandoned. The search for
money appears to have been very persevering,
but none was obtained, nor is any thing else mis-
sing. A pitcher which they found in the Office
had been substituted for dark lantern, and a
candle used by them was placed where it set
fire to piece of wood, but was fortunately ex-
tinguished. Pat.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-23

ROOMS TO RENT.-Six furnished Chambers
and one Parlor over my store. nov 17-ifeotf
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The Calhoun men of New York recommend
that each Congressional district shall hold con-
vention of delegates from the several towns in
the district in April next, whose duty it shall be
to elect, or cause to be elected, delegate 10 the
National Convention at Baltimore in May next.
Also that the delegates so chosen from the seve-
raj Congressional districts shall meet in Tam
many Hall on the 23d day Of May next, and
elect two delegates for the State at large.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WARE
ROOMS.

Nos. 90 and 81 Gold Street. New York.-Aprl, lS43
DRGCES GREATLY REDUCED.-The HOE"
L Printing Press Machine and Saw Mandatory in
Consequence cfhe addition ofnew and improved mach e.
ry Their works. and the reduction in the cost Of mater
ais and labor enabled greatly t. reduce the prices Of
their Presses and OF Primers and Binders erals gem
orally will be seen by their newly printed Circular to
which he, beg leave TO refer.
his Establishment is still under the personal supern-
tendance of Richard M Hoe and ober Hoe and they
their friends that notwithstanding the great reduce
ton in prices, all articles manufactured by this Establish
ero sustained It will also be their endeavor
improve the quality of them in every particular They
hatte themselves also that their old friends will only
pecie their endeavos furnish the very best articles at
barely remunerating prices
Orders from any part Of the country for all articles used
by Printers Binders, including Type Ink Paper etc.
will be executed with the greatest and prompttude,
and the best terms.
Jobong work and repairing will be done the lowest
possible prices with every attention and expedition
N. BAH articles manufactured by this Establishment
will be stamped r. Hoe Il Co that persons from a.
broad may not BIO imposed upon with spurious articles
made IN imitation Of theirs
Printers OF newspapers who publish this advertisement
with this note three times before the first Of July next and
send OF their papers u.s. will be entitled payment
of their bill on buying four times the amount of it,
Z CASE Fashionable HAS, | do Florence Bonnets
X Ribbons, Bonnet Flowers &c just received by
JOSEPH w. HOWES.
April Is 1913. 4;6w
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Dir. TAYLoR's
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, N. Y.
WNOR Consumption, Cough, Colds, Splitting OF
~ Blood, Pain in the side or breast Asthma
Pleutisy, Shorness OF breath, Pilpilation oil tho
Heart Debility, Nervousness, and all diseases oil inc
Lungs and Liver This medicine has been used in
the city of New York with unexumpled success Tor
eight years, curing thousands who were supposed
incurablc. II is now used by most OF the medical
faculty. the Clergy, the Press aGd the whole people,
Certificates Of extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
MIR r. Gladdn OF Delhi, New York, OF natural
consumptious constitution, has been saved irom an
untmely end by the uso of Dr. TaylOr's Basam oil
Livuwor severe cold broush, on an attack oil
plcurisy, and thus ended in general debility and con-
sumption. A CONSTANT Tough, hectic flush, restless
nj ghs, quick pulse, and continued lose OF hesh, au,
cured speedy DEATH but as soon as he commenced
the uso Of this balsam he grew better, and 10 now
fully restored to health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ccrify
hat my oldest daughter took the whoopng cough,
! which terminated in a severe inflammation of the
lungs! We called IN a physlCiau, aud 10 our sur
prise he said she was dangerously i'll Of The quick
consumption, and We daily grew more and more con.
vnced hat her lungs were rapidly wSsling away.
then procured the abcst medical council could OF
three physicians, who, after treating her case two
months, gave us no encouragement. bul on the con-
trary, discouraged us. | then resolved TO try DR.
Taylors Balsam ol Liverwor, but with lutle hope
rs her breathing w1s feeble as to be scarcely per.
,ep,lblo by applying the ear clo-e to her. We had
no given this medicine month before she had so
IA recovered 70 be able TO walk across the room
ana she after became quito strong and we'll
and Tor Witch medicine, neXtto the blessing of hcav-
en- am lndeblcd, and am willing 10 be sworn tt
! these fAcls.
For sale by sILAs BURBANK, JR. and COL
| LINS & CLARK, Montpelier, ".
| n. B. Purchasers arc particularly cautioned tt
bay no other thau that made at S75, Bowcty N Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
District Of Washington SIS. at Montpelier, in said
district, on the 18th day Of April, 1913.
IIEMAN CARPENTER, administrator on the cs-
II tate of Lewis Alexander, late of Mortified, said
district deceased ma kes application to said court, wri
ting for license sell all the real estate Of said deceas-
ed lying and being in Nvrlhfed, to raise money pay
he debts of SAID deceased and expenses Of settlement o.
said estate the personal estate thereof being insufficient
for said purpose, and the appearing necessity
Whereupon, it is ordered that sand application be refer
led session Of said court be holden al the probate
Office said Montpelier on the 9th day Of May l8i3 for
hearing and decision and all concerned be notified there
of by publication Of the substance OF said application and
Of the orders thereon three wseks successfully in the
Vermont Wachman and Journal printed at said Mont.
peer all Of which to he before said time Of hearing and
decision that they may appear if they cause, and give
bonds forrhs payment Of said debts and charges, the
statute requires
BY the Court,
05 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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ordensbnreh. ST. Lawrenee Co Jan. 5. 1913. aaL
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
WE the Ibscrbers being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the District of Randolph
commissioners receive examine and adj all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate Of WOOL
CUT ALLYN, late of Randolph in said district, deceas'
ed represented insove Mt and also all claims demands
exhibited III offset thereto and six months f ON The 18Th
day of March l84S being allowed by said court for that
ling house of Aurelia Allyn in said Randolph the sih
dsy Of Sept. next from nine o'clock M until p. M on
said day. Dated at Randolph March 80, ls43
SILVANUS DGETT, Commits
CHAUNCEY HAYDEN. sIoners. o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05

Borders Cuts Brass Rule, and all ohsr articles manu-
ctued at this establishments at the sane reduced rates
New articles got up to order, on being furnished WIN
patterns
Type cast at this establishment, e both in the style oil
Face and he material of winch is made particularly a
dapted for service in tho Newspaper Printing.
All kinds Of Steroiyping furnished to order.
N B.-Suct Newspapers as will copy the above three
times wll be entitled to pay in Type, making bill o
lnllr Llnes lla amnuni of The three lna erInns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-05
LOTION. LOTION.
ANS AUTIEKING LOTION


HIGHLY esteemei for curing all eruplons, coarseness
l. i redness and pmpcs on the face neck and hands
and efcclualy cleaning the complexion and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes much TO general success in
life as an engaging first appeirun This Lnion is ad-
mired as a fragrant, mild safe wash and greatly
eemcd for its virtues in cleansing soitening ard purifying
the skin of all erupons so injurious female beauty and
restoring it TO high degree OF purity.
beautiful and heaIihIl complexion the pride of all
who possess it, and the envy Of hos who depreed Of
ii. good appearance is the best fecommendaicn; and
identifying Lotion purhes the skin and all
pimpes botches tan, sunburn and edness and produces
beautiful hue, 1t the only cosmetic lady should
at her toilet.
QPGentlemen will also find this delightful remedy
al roughness pmpes, rngworms spots, redness,
of the face aud nose and cynry kind of eruption
on the surface the human body 1t particularly rect
commended gentlemen BE- used after shaving it will
prevent the Otherwise certain effect Of all soap,
in turning The beard prematuTely grey.
For wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole prupiieors and successors A Hitchcock and Co.
III Gennessee street, Uuca, n. Y; in Montpelier by
Sips Burbank, il in Waterbury by iiulchins, Goss and
Co in Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by n G. Hale;
N Tunhrdge by j. Foslorin Royaon By Downer New.
and Fish. 10
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeTas, salt
rheum, scald-head. and oil diseases aris-
ing from impurity of the blood.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave tho Freight Depot Charestown and Nashua
every morning Sundays excepted
All goods TO be transported the rail road going above
Lcwell must lie TO the companys Freight Depel
Charlestown at the end Of Warren ridge,
Goods be forwarded by the nng tain must be sent
the Dopotas early as the evening before
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and Charesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared to
transport goods nd country produce which may be
warded To their depos and for This purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and exi e-ehced take
charge of the transportation business at tho dcPot and
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only TO accommodate the
public but to extend every facility in their power both
teamsers and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
S250 per each way between Nashua and Charlesowm.
Bulk Sat Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, 81 per ton
Sl00 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
All regular tenmstes running to the wll be carried
over the road between Nashus and Chaestown zach way
ONsLoW sTEARNs, supcrin,endant
Nashua. October a. slI
w oRM LOZENGE lor sale 10y $ P,
w RhDFIELD Oo "A
CLOCKS! CLOUKs!
A GOOD assortment az brass and wooden clocks con-
~ santy on hand and .or sals very iow ny 5 r.
sPECTACLES,
A LARGE assortment Of Silver specaclcs, German do
"A steel and common do convex and cohcaye for sale
cheap by S ABBOTT 81
HAIR WORK.
lust received !fes1 supply Of HAIR WORK for the
a Ladies, such as Curls, FIizells, &c
j ABBOTT.
MUSICAL INSTRUM ENT~.
VUST received aud for sale, such Bugles Claonutts,
y Flutes, Flddles Guitars Flies, Flage Lofts, &c
J. $ ABBOTT.
SHEEFiNGS, &c.
40 Bales 4.4 Brown Sheotngs,
~ Cases Bleachsd DO.
do. York and Delaware Tickngs,
Bales Brown Drilling,
10 Pc. Canvass,
10 do padding
for sale by Villas, LOOMS & Co.
Burlington Nov IA, lsi2 sc
OLD JAVA COFFEE.
STORRS LANGDONS have the very best Coffee
~ and Tea to bs found in Vermont
Feb is. 81
400 LBS. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
SToRRS and LANGDoNS have on hand a lot OIL thls
- country live Geese Feathers Of the very best kind.
Feb 8, is4S 95
pATTLE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
N CLARK COLLINS.
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS BLANKS, ruled,
IL FO. sale al Waltsns' Book Store
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;DLOOk All THIS !4E1s
N lave Vol A COIGH Q

~ in the United States, and millions suffer from
besome coughs and colds that be cured by DR.. VI.
Hitchcocks Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe and
used in practice for several years will most
positively aft I'd relief, and you from that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption which sweeps into the grave
hundreds of the young the old the lovely and the gay
Have you a cough Be pursuaded to purchase bottle
of the Cough drops te day To morrow may be late
For sale wor and retail, by Foster and Dickinson,
sole proprietor and successors to A. Hitchcock and Go.
III Gennesscr rect, Utica, N.Y.; in Montpelier by Slas
Burbank ir; in Waterbury BY Huchns, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp; in Chelsea by n 6 Hale, in Tun-
bridge BY Foster, in Royalton by Downe Ncvins
Fish. 70
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MERCHANDISE

WEKCHANDISE.
Merchandise Trains will Concord and Boston dali
ly Sundays excepted, The Company are prepared
transport Goods and Country Produce which may be
TO their Dopots in Concord and Boston
RATEs-Th ough, LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
iiure, Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Tim
Der Lumber, Granite, &c. nj specific prices
All goods and merchandise will be at the risk of the
ner, while in the Companys Store Houses
Terms o ireishing cash, invariably delivery Of the
Goods, BY order of the Directors
ISAAC SPALDING, Treasurer.
Nashua Sept ember TO- 1912. 81
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BoCT. BANG's RENovArING MIX.

-ES TURES, a medicine composed entirely o.
Vegetable substances and of so active character
as TO eradicate speedily and permanently all lhos,
Troublesome and dangerous diseases. which arise
from bad state of the blood is highly recommend
cd by all who have used it, and will positively il
nine cas- es out OF ten effect permanent cure. Tn,
propreors, receive letters every week, speaking il
warm praise OF the article, and narrating cases o
extraordinary cures which are TOO volumnous t.
publish. A very lew OF the many certificates or
hand are subjoned. The following case is vel
known TO half OF the people in st. Adams, and is
spoken OF there as most remarkable cure.