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DENTISTRY.
Dr. Il. S. CHASE. Dental SURGEON.

ID EspECTFILLY informs the inhabitants orW0olstocl
IL ind vicinity that he has located hmscllnths village
for the purpose ol performing ANY operations the Teeth
which may require his professional skil Intending Il
make this permanent residence he can with sCCurit,
to his patients, WARRANT ever! operation which he nly
perform.
1t Is hardly necessary to urge The Importance OF the va
rOus operations IN Dental surgery, almost every one
has hal IN opportunity UlWnCssng their beneficial re.
suits, when well performed
DR. CHASE pledges hnscilo perform every operation
in the most ,hIl and Cur'ul manner, aud To the entire
satisfaction 0l the atcn otherwise his services will be
considered grdtHitOUS.
PdrcHnr attention paid 10 plugging decn ed teeth wi
Gold aud other understandable metals, which operation
well performed, will positively arrest decdy and restore
the diseased member 10 its Original hen III and usefulness,
Many who spppusc their teeth pcrrCty sound, Nou do
well to have IN examination made by him, 1t will be
done with pleasure und without charge.
Teeth extracted with "thenyliers' SPLENDID Forceps
with less paln than is usually experienced from the sr
Of the Turnkey, and without amy danger of injury to the
gum or uSeulHr process.
SCALING.
When snynry cncuIus tartar collects upnn the teeth
they should he immediately subjected to an operation for
lis removal, it be done without PAIN the least
Inconvenience TO the patient for when deposit of this
disgusting substance takes place irritation Of the
guns absorption Of the aIyeoT process, and premature
decay.
ENGRAFTING
Elegant ncorruhle teeth OF the NATURAL SHAPE ASp
orr, engnicd the nas teeth whose crowns are
30 ch decaled ns top7ccude the possibility Of restOr-
~! lhcn to Usefulness IN any other manner.
Whole or parts of sets vi teeth inserted on gold in the
nente'l manner. with or without artificial gums the
case NAV require.
Charges according to the circumstances OF the case but
in ever, instance they vii h. reasonable
Professional visits made Ionny part oihe town with
ont extra charge.
OWce in The Bunk BuiIdiDg, orcr o. a. BrvnnrS
4 o X i. 2O9 6W
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CAV MILLSAWS for sale by
- GEO. Il. CHAPMAN.
CLARENDON SPRINGS

'I'ilE well known CLARENDON HOUSE nj Clar,n
L don Springs, Rutland County Vermont, is now onen
tor The reception III visitors through the ,ear under The
Shpernitnlance ni THOMAS MclNuGnLIN former pro
pieinr, who has taken the establishment Tor term nj
Years. Accommodations Willie furnished Tor families and
parties 81 pleasure IN as reasonable ms NJ amy tbr
house IN the County. Prices very mnCh reduced Cr,,n
former wears.
There is Of the best bowling Miles in the State ,t
trfhrd which viii he free for all honrers anI pnrt.s
which stop at the Clarendon House
HE great celebrity Of these waters, ms "A remc,l,
Or hl complaints cannot he questioned; besides they nr
tshetomng fashionable watering place during the warm
season. aud are FAR beinrc Saratoga in the efficacy of their
waters Every attention will be paid guests To make
their STAY pleasant; and he assured that no one
without being pleased with the attention paid them at The
Clarendon House.
TlIOS MCLAUGHLIN
May lsii. 2I36w
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s. 1850 s. 1855 $3.50 EsIislii Vi
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CROCKERY a. GLASS WARE

NOW opening m extensive assortment Jrocktry A.
~ Glass wnre' including White. Gfauilr, Blue nnJ
match Rich Gold Baud and Sprg China Tea Ware win
Plates to match. ~
ALSO:
100 doz Tumhlers all qualities and prices-pIon
and Futd Custard and jelly Clhss,s Rich cut Pr,ery
Dishes. plain aud nuted do ON stands. so revolving
c">lnrs, all prices including splendid article with cus
bO'es, win many other articles at the lowest prices
Woodstock, June 5, lsii
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

NWn UnITy rs IOTUWrl
Leave boston at 81, p. NJ, and arrive at Concord
the same evening
Leave Concord al 81 r. NJ, and arrive al Boston the
NEXT morning.
Freight FIRST Class 81; Second Glass, So
Freight should he delivered at Concord and Boston an
hour nj least before leaving TO insure delivery b, IA,
first succeeding Train. "
All Passengers Baggage Should he marked and when
valued AZ than $50 notice shoud he piyen and nv,
ira charges paid or no claim Tor damage loss beyond
such sum will he allowed. NG UpIi,N snn,,
Oct. 81 l-i3. ia,
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FOR SAL T.

I'llE wei known Dwelling House formerly occupiedb b.,
l. Gen Lyman Mower. will be sold or rented on yery
reasonable trrs The House built in the most sub
sianal manner and is pleasant location on the south
side of woodstock Green. Enquire of Z.STEARNs
Woodstock. June 10, 1871,
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k'NrEklENCE Of four years has fully tested the vir
IL Tues iDR SHERM,N's MEDICATED LozENGEs Sew
era million boxes have heen sold and given perfect sat
'smclon to all who have used them.
ihyslcihns ana Clergymen, Lawyers, Professors rich
ana poor hlgh ana lowin fact nearly the whole the
American people have given them their sanction and they
are now last spreading their influence in every part o.
the known world.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their ever heinz susnected
Children aud adults often suffer much from them when
box of shermans Worm Lozenaes would give them i'm.
mediate reel Hundreds of instances have come to my
knowledge, where persons on the brink of The crave G
wasting away, and the Physicians irving their skill in
YAM aud resortin! al last the only hope to sherman
Worm Lozenges which have restored them to health and
Happiness How often have mothers called at the ware.
mouse ana poured forth their thanks and blessings the
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad.
cation OF all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Lowness of Spirits Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness are all sub
ltct 10 the curative properties Of Shermuns CamphOr
Lozenges. They severe headaches &C. in ten min
ues In fact they operate like charm, and no person
should 90 tn sea without them they iniahle in
sea ckness, Persons subject to fatigue, attending
crowded parties will find them relieve them all las
COUGH. COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, ghtness OF the chest, whOopng cough COugL
attending measles and all affections the lungs, arc i'm
mcnhtel relieved by Sherman's Cough OzengCS. They
entirely cure all recent cases in lew hours. and often
the most alarming cases Of consumption yield, rs if by
magic, to their happy influence the of the Rev
Nr ANTHONY the Rev Mr. sreeler, and hundreds Of 9th
ers. even when they had been given up ms incurlhe.
SllERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 soh yearIy, and for only ~ l-2 cents.
Rheumatism, Lumhago, pain weakness in The breast,
sde back or any part Of the body, Immediately relieved
by the best Of all pnstcrs cost what they may Worn
IN the lower pnrt Of the spine they the piles and le-
male weakness, falling OF the Womli they draw cOrns
out by the roots without the least pain. Joseph ioNie
was almost heut douhlr-this plaster cured him in few
hours Mr. David Williams, nm old Revolutionary soldier
Was cured ol Rheumatism, Cisevcnl years standing hl it,
The doctor drlcs the world IL produce better plaster
or better lnzrnges thnn his lie is experienced edu-
Gated PhN slcnn member of the Medical Society UC the
clN oi New York, aud all his preparations in high re-
pnie with his medical brethren well with all other
Glasses ol the community Always see you get the GEM
me ShcrnannS l02enQes or Pa>crS they alone ARE
known and have stood The test Tor years. |
For Sale by ;. J. ALLEN and by appointed Agents in
rNtrN town u The Slnlr. I11-lN
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THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
l. u much longer period than WRIGnT's INDIAN NLO-
ErARLE pLLsyet none snnds now in higher repule Or has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popular estimation
The thousands that have used them throughout the length
aud breadth Oi the Repubhc bear cheerful testimony
their thorough efficacy mud mild operation when employ
ed in the distressing disorders (Which hesh is heir
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TYSON FURNACE,

'sNIIE subseribcrnaent OF the TYSON FURNACE At
a Plymouth VI, w0nll respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons of the estubs mcnt and the puhhc
GENERALLY that they have now on hand and continue week
ly to make II large assortment OF
Iacmost opprOredpottcrn Coohing Stores;
d0 do do Pni0r d0 d.
also PIRLOR d BOISTOTES,
in great cariety, togtthr ~iM cuery earle
tn of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
whig convention,

The proceedings ofthe. whig meeting which
took place at Iowa city on the 9Th inst. are pub.
lished in the last Hawkeye. We cannot per.
eeive in them anything very alarmins, although
the resolutions are tolerably highly seasoned.
The meeting was preparatory to organization in
view Of the success Of the State Government
question, and Of course all the big guns were
present and let Of. We,are glad that our oppo.
nents have taken the steps they have, for the
democracy, now that they are forewarned, can
aotfaa to be fenarmed. We have much 90 sav
to our friends throughout the Territory on hi,
subject, but shall avail ourselves Of subseouen,
occasion. sllaae sa8 sssis5 8se
& Speeches were made BY several gentlemen !,
follows: sfi;sf9Qn aiefflaa IN OF RffTCI'F
q eloquent and effective.o $50 g r.
SrARRiAaclear md searching. - tssssHsa
IS REED-H surpassed himsef.n ss1 sne
Huefss- interesting and amusing. sss'ii
interesting and amusing, > with / touch
: s ofthe pathetic. {. ssS sNA'Ss
Bowxx-sseIective and fsrst rate,, sals @eas
a. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Premium, Hog.

We visited, the other day, the extensive
establishment Of Mr.. PEAslKy,
with the view Of obtaining look at as.monster
Of hog" just received from the neighborhood
Of Iowa City. The hog was alive. and in size
exceeded any we had ever seen in Iowa. l,
weighed, we Were informed, 6s4 lbs. The
owner. doubtless, win receive the premium Of
fsred BY Mr.. P. for the largest hog brought him
during the season. av. aas aa Ae,
Several very large hogs have lately been Gu,
up by our packers. Postlewait & Co. received
one last week from Mt. Pleasant which weighed
when dressed, 400 pounds. 2ae
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Execution by the G,liIlOtine.

The Paris correspondent Of the Ma
sional Intelilgcncer thus decribes the
execution, in tina, capital. on the ,st in
slant, Of criminal Ivy the guiGo,inei
Yesterday morning we saw wha, IS
now rare in Parls--a public execution.
The guilo,ine is the only mode, a man
named Salmon, between thirty and forty
years oil age. was convicted. on the 30,h
Sept. Of having bu,chered, in the wood
of Vinceanes, a. poor fellow, 10 get pos.
session OF a passport and certificate of
character. lie was prepared FOR death
by priest. and showed courage until he
reached tho foot Of The scai1'old, when he
seemed TO decline into a stupor, aud was
with difficulty pushed up the few steps OF
the scatfold. This was erected on tho
place or square ST. Jacques, near the city
gate OF that name. Tho execution took
place Al o'clock. Al this eariy hout
the small square was densely c,owdedA
about three thousand spectators, OF whom
women and children Of the commoG
class, composed large proportion. 81
lencc prevailed, without any apparent
emotion. The chaplain remained below,
may estimate tho scahold or platfasm
at nine !eet square. on which were two
men besides tho operator, and the gentle.
man---s,yled 'execu,eur dss haun,cs
aeuv rcs'-wors decent black SUR, with.
on, any disguise, head bare. Salmon was
first placed, with his feet tied and hands
fastened behind his back on on cree,
board, his face being towards II, the
board was then turned down So that he
neck Should correspond exactly 10 the
slider OF the apparatus On a mere
touch it fell instantansously; the trunk
OF the ulprit was showed at once into a
large box a, the side on level with the
platform, BY one Of the two attendants;
the othcrscisedshe head and deposited !,
also in the box. the lid closing at the
same second. The whole affair did not
consume more than two minutes. af
It is tradition that the doctor (Guil.
lo,lnel who invented the machine was a
man OF humanity, who meant to temper
capital punishment with the mercy oil
the greatest possible despatch, simplicity
aud ccr,itude. This account Of him may
be believed at the spectacle.
The halter Is barbarous, the old Al
and block were often atrocious. Ia 1876.
and 1908, witnessed two executions o,
the Place de Greve, BY the guallolinc,= -
The method has been improved in som,
particulars. The government avoids al
exhibition in lordinnry cases. ForAiai
purpose carly hours and distant sites Ar,
preferred. But il still pillories half
score at once, and ofien, OH the Place d
Grave, opposite the city hail..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

Il is our painful duty 70 relate eos d
The most skocking casualties Ina, has &C
Cured ia this city FOR some time. The
wife Of an engineer named Weed tnow
absent frum this city) residing 10 Third
street, between Park and Smith ssree'e'
weat 10 bed Intoxicated on THURSDAY
evening last Ia the coarss Of thsRVS
the bed look firs, aud tho uUtortusas
woman was literally roasted alive, IT,
house burnt 70 the ground, as DID ais
two adjoining frames, 10 the aocuSss5
Of negroes. The fire was not discover
ed until the building was Completely
wrapped in flames. Tho properties 2
the negroes was saved. The. remains q
Mrs. Wood we're recovered ycsiefdsI
morning, and presented hosrible~ sPsc,,
tacIe. A Coroner's ipQuest was held, sn
. verdict in accordance with above l1s
rendered. na ~ s'9 srsis.iae
\ What-a dreadful warning tosth6snsss@
psratess- Cin. Com y = ,est''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Dubuque Rank.

Il .EI
Mr.. RoeERs' bill for winding up the affairs Of
this institution has passed the House, we learn,
by a strict party rosf. This is what we hoped
to see, and what the public had RICH. to expset
from democratic House Of Representatives,
Mr.. REED, Of Lee county, We, notice, in looking
over the proceedings Of the wing convention, ac-
casea the democrats Of having chartered AL the
bad banks in the eouatry. For this charge,
although untrue in fact, we thank Mr.. Reed, in
asmuch aswe think has il done some good. The
vote in the House will show him that hec, in
Iowa, At least, the democrats are not TO be bam-
hoczlsd into resascitating broken bank. They
have profted BY the experience of the past
: The bin is now in the Council. How i, will
fare in that body Is somewhat uncertain.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

Expenses OF the Judiciary--Saying
to the Counties.
We have been psaitely furnished BY the Mar
shal, IsAAc LrrrIER, Esq, with \ copy "a let
tercf instructions recently received by him from
the Treasury Department at Washington, in an
swer to certain intefrogatories propounded touch
ing the character and limit Of the judicial expen-
SEES of the Territory which the Marshal is author
lied to defray, the parport of which, when once
known, cannot fail to be regarded as of much im-
portance. II has been customary, heretofore, for
the Marshal to pay the petit jurors Of the various
counties for merely the first six days, the expen-
ses for the remainder Of the term dsvolving on
the respective counties. In this county (Des
Moines) where each term averages five weeks
these expenses have IS matter Of course been
very heavy, the pay Of jurors alone, calculated
for the time mentioned, amounting to $i,536i In
Dubuque county we believe the courts continue
in session about the same length Of time, and Of
course similar expense is incurred. Under the
instructions recently received the Marshal is au-
thorizsd to pay the jurors for the 'ehote term, by
which, henceforth, this large annual expenditure
of money will be saved to the counties. He is
authorized furthermore to pay the crier and other
subordinate officers for the whole term; to defray
the costs of stationery, fuel, room rent, and all
other proper contingent expenses, including such
blank books for the clerks as shall be "nccessary
and proper for the dockets, minutes, and records
Of their respective courts;'' and also to pay the
expenses of all special terms of the District
Courts, whether there be any United States bus
mess before said Court or not. In fine, as what
is above written will show, all the proper and le-
gitimate expenses of cur courts hereafter are to
be borne by the general government-such being
the plain Interpretation Of the letter Of the Comp
trcller now before US.
While there is no portion Of the Territory in
which this intelligence will. not be received with
pleasure, to our own debt-ri1den county it may
be considered as in truth God-send. Should
the decision be adhered to, as we have no reason
to doubt it will, it will relieve the county OF al
least $4,000 expense annually: which sum, reg
ularly applied to the liquidation Of her debt, as i
should be, will speedily reduce il to an amount
less alarming to contemplate than it is at present
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

.4simoi Ecoaoms. Asa Yankee peddlar, Of
the genuine Connecticut breed, was one day in
front Of country tavern, watering raw-boned
horse, whose ribs might be As easily counted a.
marbles in boys pocket, : roguish looking
horse, jockey accostea the peddlar, thinking to
have some fun with him, as follows:
81 say, I rather imagine it don't cost much to
keep that ar creature In feed, does it?''
"Wall, now, what would you give to know?
make il rule never to trade for Nothixs."
sswell,'' said the jockey, "ifyoa can feed him
on any thing cheaper than laths and brick-edis
and support life, I'll treat.r Ns
sDone!" said Jonathan, putting both hands
into his pockets and looking up into the jockeys
LOT Of shar;ngs, and puts pair Of green speciaes
on the animals eyes, and the foolish creature
thinks its grass! At that rate he eats barrel =
day! Now. stranger, I'll take sweetner, il you
please. - Bostoa Jrdns.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

Mtsmerism. any one be curious to
know the effects Of this science on the human
system, let them revert to this circumstance;
When Mesmerism was in vogue in Phladel-
phia. gentleman was put to sleep, and, to test
the efficacy Of the Mesmeric influence and clair
voyance, it was proposed to hold thick blanket
between the sleeper's eyes and a newspaper,
which he was to read. All things arranged, q
servant girl was called in to hold the blanket
The subject commenced reading, to the utter as
tonishment aud confusion of the girl, who imme-
diatsly dropped the blanket and ran out Of the
room. exclaiming, as she went, "What hindrance
does the clothes Of woman offer to the sight Of
man in the Mssmeric sleep, who can see to
read newspaper through blaaketp"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

First -4ppearaan.--The Washington cores
pondent OF the Boston Post gives the following
account of the first appearance Of sthe tall mem-
Der OF Congress- at the National Theatre, few
nights since:--C Our friend from Illinois attracted
the most attention and afforded the most amlse-
mcnt on Wednesday evening. Finding the box
Of comfort, he hung them over into, the pit--but
there they 50 much annoyed the psrsoas sitting
under meath, thathe was requested ay the police
officer or the house to remove them or buy anoth.
er tic ket for them. He adopted the latter alter
native, and thus secured and occupied seat in
the boxand pit At the same ,Nme. f M .vq
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
t,.cve &c t:se River.

This anxious.y looked for but unusually long
delayed event took place IN front Of our town on
Thursday last. and persons crossed on the ice
but an hour or two afterwards. II the mildnsss
Of Yesterday, however. eontinues f.f asy tdf
two, the ice, il is greatly to be feared, will take
fresh start on its downward voyage.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
! Pubic La.s,is.

The FOLLY Of continuing 10 adhere to the sys.
TEN Of oaehfs ths patiie lands Ii auction is an.
SNsRty hsds apparent BY the report Of the Com
-iSasslcaers Of The General Land Office. The
GENERALIZATION recently submitted to Congress
Ssss'shSt during the last year the sales of lands
saaeauted tosl ,6ss,s1s acres, ofwhich less than
sie;Oo0 Serss sod Tor more than the minimum
frsee. The rate per Gent. Of excess over the
private entry price brought by these 10000 acres
w 40 not see stated, bu, Il is doubtless. as here
ytbre, very trifIing probably not more than 2 10
3 Ut cent, and certainly insufficient in The az
r<gate to pay the expenses Of the public sales.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

the season Of the year--,hs distance
upwards Of 600 miles, and. the dsnser,
inchlsnt 70 lheiv Tip, the Exposi,or 'oro.
nounces the expedition adarixg one bu,
adds, that Nths yo.log n,ea IRE I'm =
onsrran,es ana iron cons1itu,ions ami
doubtless would surmount every Difficult.
ty.-S. Lcuis Goz.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Western Rivers.

% A resolution has been adopted ia the House Of
Representatives instructing the committee Of
Ways and Meanst to bring in . bill tc'appropri-
ate the sum of $2oo, 900 per annum for ten years
for the purpose Of removing distractions in the
Western rivers. sras gsf we saf