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osf received and for sale at tha Bookstore in 0 Ashley's row, fresh supply of Stationary, con Sstng 9 hne Cap & Letter Paper. Note Paper, Folio rost Medium nun and Drawing Paper.-also, Pounce n m Viois, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Qals, Steel Pens of every description small Walers Notariai 11 Waiers, sand, Sand Boxes Inkstands. penknyes. nolders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books red Tape, Slate Pencils Sec S<c all of which will be sold at theowest prices for cash
 hiso,,fer sale Campbell and Ree's Debate. Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and a v,,;at,, of other Books ''' '''i'y
 Little Rock, November G. Isll-s
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EE9 D.V.. N'c. Q0O LBS. round and square bar iron, oOO 700 lbs horse shoe do 500 lbs. slab iron; TOO band do 5GO lbs. spring steel; 30 plough wings, l bbl. saaratus B bbls superfne flour, 10 boxes cheese; 6 boxes mould candles, 26 boxes No. soap 20 bbs. apples, 2S boxes window glass; 10 bags coffee Received and for sale by
 VIM B. WATT. Little Rock. Jan 8, 1915. l2-tf
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EsEgHNTHNsa PAPER,

p DECEIVED on consignment and for sale at COS He and freight. 77 bundles Printing Paper assorted sizes, also boxes Oranges,
 '' Lemons,
 OFFICER & SMITH.
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NOEEssi.
 lp 3 Indebted to the late firm of l.. Y. N \ te @ oo., either by note or book acct,
 pay immediately. rvo!nls T, not paid within a reasonable
 E1' Into the hands of an attorney, for siir iSao' Boees is authorized to receive < sS1 q rteeelptS, on notes and accounts due ' oct. II, lS43. 5-tf
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nF every discrption such as Collins warranted " cast-sleel axes, drawing knives augurs, files, knives and forks, coffee mills, Sc, at
 LYMAN MITCHELL S. April l2, lS45. 3l-f
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PROSPECTUS
 OF THE ,S NATIONAL REGISTER.

\ ;o December next, the undersigned will ,sse fine publication of weekly news Eis town of Washington, to be called the ..s.s ,as of the publishers are directly in Es general prosperity of the country; and k RilI labor, in their appropriate sphere, Eseonine manner, to disseminate useful | encourage public virtue, and sustain Ennent. They have no cause to advance |rot common to every citizen; and the have prescribed to themselves will, they l E5lieye, be approved by every patriot in marters of the Republic. They rest 1, fo public patronage solely upon the Eniritf in which they shall discharge their Ea3actors of a public journal.
 |iorial department, politics will not be l the science of partisan jagglery, by |bnporary success of a faction may be be personal advantage of the aspirant but rather. as a code of principles which observed for the preservation of our free | and the maintenance of firm, efficient, |at government.
 |gigned begin their career wholly untram- lpabhc measures, acts, and proceedings, [fatiye or legislative, under the present |'. administration, will be carefally eX- |assionately discussed, and, if approved, |eaaed if the contrary, will be as fear |nned |iriary, in its importance and dignity, is af 3 aither Of inc ether divisions ot
 is right aud Independent aeae5 | ssll,r st..4.,5tsd
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.,, W M. b. WOODRUFF biiltt MOCK, March 10. lAI5 oz tl
University of' the State 0f
 FsESs1ugs.

T
 aEldoWEnens, Sa0O.0GO. N July. 'l''i'''y VI ginning e'N''' o'-
 d ISL on the Sd Monday of September,
 2nd ' Ist Isnuarv
 5d :" l4th :" before eoi,,,enco,,,o,. Board including room, fuel, lights washing Sc in pfisale iain!iiea, from $ to ss2 per week Semmuaieations addressed to Professors r. II. !; iG;e4nng"el' m w. W. Hudson, R. & 1homas. Geo. G, Pratt or to the undersigned. will receive imme. diate attention. .foIN IT iATItopp
 s'' :, t2tt4t--iY Presi DlssoasIdiom Oa' 'Ce-ssarenershin- 'HE eo-partnership heretofore existin@ betwfen "A, ,r 1nf undersigned, under the hane and finn of fkAlI BoGGS, is this day dissolved by mnt,al consent. George Boggs is authorized to collect the Ns''' ''e 9ie uIm' JOHN c. PRATT, Sept. lst ISi4-2tf
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Arkansas aaorsss Book.
PRICE REDITCFD ITO gI sn \

l .,,t,, HINT1 NEUUUEU ID ST 5O.
 1 hiio work IS the production of ALBERT PrKe
 \ Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms oi process, proceedings and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace, With forms for Conslables, Coroners, and Sherifs, and a copious collection of forms of Deeds, CenYeyances, &c.. Wlth an appendix containing summary ofthe prin- elples oi law most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make
 useful not only to civil officers, but to citizens in eFeIy department of life and 1t IS hoped that the au- ''9r 2T, ilas accomplished that desirable object
 A, ne ne pnee of this useful work has been reduced to s.,a, S' oo Tor sale by the undersigned who will fill cluoiS t4ccompamfd by the casand not otheraUise) from any part of the State e|
 I'm, VIM. l.. WOODRUFF.
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NOTICE TO PREPARATION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton to any lands within the limits of the townships above enumerated, is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the prop CT land oiiice and make payment therefor, as sooa practicable afler seeing his notice, and before he lay appointed for the commencement oi the rule ale of the township embracing the tract cialtaea above des synated; ) otherwise such claim Will t orfeited.
 JAS. SHIELDS,
 Commissioner of tie Geal Land Office.
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ID ECEIVED,-50 cases of Boots and Shoes, of a IS superior quality and finish, which can be sold cheaper than the cheapest, by
 LYMAN MITCHELL. April I2 IS45 3l-tf
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KSOOHIs EROOEzS!g

LUST received, per steamboat Paragon, a gdnera sb assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de scription. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills Steel Pens, Inl, Stands, States, Sc. &c.
 H. N. ALDRICH
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HIATT x co. Cotton Factors, and |, eonmlssion and Forwarding Mer-
 .4lp street, New Orleans.
 i. .ts s1 JACOB BARKMAN. SEE. BELKNAP. ~~Ou, lS44. S-1yr
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!, ,,ll Hides, peltries of all kinds, BeeswaX '''n' at the highest cash market price
 ,0. H. MITCHELL. ''4i I3-tf
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Any P smasier or cher ? 'rson, wishing to SC 2 ceny. as so clnsn, will bs faraisled by aidres sie's +. nubIi.h,r. post paid Eiitor' copying vii bs en.iI5d to all excfia1s- f4f one year.
 GEORGE K. G2hHAN.
 No 0S Caestaut Street, Phitadelphta.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17

IN, Incident in the Thames Tunnel-HoU 10 tell
Americans. Walking slowly through the brilliant
ly-illuminated archway, (says DIR. Durbin in his
'Observations in Europe,') we found our progress
stopped at last by temporary bar, placed across
the way, designed to prevent visitors from approach
ing too near the workmen and engine. We ex-
pressed our regret at being thus arrested to man
behind the bar
Thomas, said he to little boy near him, we
must let these American gentlemen pass
And pray, how did you know we were Ameri-
cansY we exclaimed with one voice.
On, said he, j knew you were Americans as
you came towards me; your walked showed it.
can tell Oh American by his walk us far as | can
see HIM. And then, besides, when you spoke the
hrst word that you uttered was WELL
So much for national traits,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17
We copy the following clever anecdote from the
Rolnph r eUster.

We copy the following clever anecdote from the
Raleigh Register:
The Patent Office. This IS one of the objects of
striking interest that stranger meets with, OH his
first visit to Washington-an object which is daily
increasing in attraction and importance. The Su-
perntendent of this Institution, for great many
years, was DR.. Thornton How well we recollect
him. and how wildly his image now to our
minds eye He was gentleman of the old school
"a perfect model Of that now almost extinct genus
but was remarkable for some peculiarities one
Of which was, that he never admitted the original
ty of any invention, however ingenious novel, al
ways claiming to have anticipated the protector IN
his design He was never nonplussed but once
and then of course bya Yankee. A genuine down
easter, hearing of the universally of his genius,
applied to him for a Patent for making boards of
sawdust This said the Doctor, is rev dis
covery of yours--I conceived 1t long since 'Oh,'
replied The other, but my invention goes to manu-
featuring Oak boards out of Pine Dust THAT
indeed exclaimed the Doctor. 'alters the affair."
am not quite certain that my cogitations went that
far
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17

As good as If it 'cere .Esop The Nantucket Is
lander says the following story was lately told by
reformed inebriate an apology for much of the
folly of drunkards:
A mouse ranging about brewery, happening to
fall into vat Of beer was in imminent danger of
drowning and appealed to a cat to help him out
The cat replied, it is foolish request, for soon
as get you out shall eat you. The mouse pite
ously replied, that fate would be better than to be
drowned in beer. The cat lifted Inn out, but the
fnme of the beer caused pUss to sneeze and the
mouse took refuge in his hole. The cat called up
on the mouse to come out-yo sir, did you moi
promise that | should eat you" 'Ahn replied the
mouse, but you know was in liquor at the time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17

Yankees Outdone. Some of the news bows of
London, determined to make something out of the
war question, worked game quite equal to the
manufacture OF wooden nutmegs. The London
correspondent of the Boston Atlas says:
During the day the news was struck off by some
specializing newsmen, and hawked about the
street by men and boys, accompanied with the an
nouncement-" Arrival Of The Sieamer-Har ,cih
qnerica" 1t is said that tens of thousands of these
sheets were disposed Of 1t should be remarked
that they were not published from any of the
leading newspaper Offices and that the method tax.
en- to turn penny was very unusual one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17

Largest Cylinder in The Worid. There was cast
~ as IN works Of the West Point Foundry, on the
dsth \ blast Cylinder of 126 inches in diameter,
anal anu teet In length, weighing TONS 1t is in.
berIand M MA Ge m1' Savage Iron Company, at Cum
eliahu, mui ana Is to blow four blast furnates of
the largest class, making 400 tons Of iron per week
Inc time occupied in running the iron from The
furnaces TO the mould was GO seconds ''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BAISAM.

FOR THE CURE VI every kind Of wound, sprains.
sores buns. coughs, sore ungs the desperate
cs and rheumatism Of every kind II viii prevent tho
10 inache res ore torpid and perishcl limbs stiff Joints
nlmDnrss Yc aud can be depc. ded relieve sore
ness in all cases.
lhs valuable medicine has been extensively used for
'Le last ten years while is increasing dcmlId tie I'm yer
>A 81 hiaCt IL has gwen and the testimony Of multi
'ude 81 ln'''dud OF lie inst SHADING thu Community
Wh' nave tested and uflbly proved lis efficacy show
'hri nrtd only I" be used prove its rvd ua c ex-
celence, Indeed all wEu ever icd he Basam prze
$" highl thai they vii be nGuccd under auy consid-
ea"h TO do Wihon' IT. This la sgm HIS attracted The
attention 'fmcL Of science. and Phys and Surgeons
ct me creates scientific requirements give hcr I'M
qlfNh'd aPprohtloni while many Of them in different
econs OF The UurcI tes now use it in their piaciir
nd have auth rzed the publ alton Of heir CERTIFICATES
W PGrchfsers should INQUIRE fer 'e article BY US
ing ne whole nanic-Chees cnan Arabian BaS aIn-and
see lhat has my name Written my oHn handwriting
ACROSS the printed directions the wrapper Of every bot
lie l. CHEkSENIN
Soldhy CLARK COLLINS Druggists Montpelier;
q. y X. Ain.worih Wulamsown Goss \ HUI chins
W"'eburyi Peck and Speat, Burnglou, and throughout
The country generally; Sc w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR THE Piles

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC rUARY, invent
edby d.. UPham, a Distinguished Physician Of New
70 Cuh, (l96 Beverly IS The only successful remedy
tor tlii distressing complaint The Piles.
Marx ihls-lt Is mn internal Remedy not an cx cfnal
appca,n-and VIII any of Piles either Bleed.
it, or Bnd Internal or Externl and PROBABLY The only
ihn- that Will There no mIstake ahouti pos.
di'e cu'e-spoedy and p'rmau, nj. II also conven.
lcui medic 10 To kc, and IMPROVES the gene al Gcah IN
rem, tabr manner. Pamphlets, C atm ne lcslmo.
n'als ii ITS 'ica! may he cLtdincd o. The gents gra-
lis.
DAVID F. HRADLEE, General gent fvr The n E.
Stt"s, ~ Cou1 street, Boston.
Agents, Munpr O., CLARK COLLINS.
. IN Bralllrhlrn. DALION e ClAkN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17

Cause of the american Revoluiion.-In Tudors
Life of Otis, the following fact is related When
President Adams was Minister at the Court of St.
James, he often saw his counryman, Benjamin
West the late President of the Royal Academy.
Mr.. West always retained a strong and unyielding
affection for his native land. Mr.. West one day
asked Mr.. Adams If he should like to take walk
with him and see the cause of the American Rev.
olution. The Minister having known something
of this matter smiled at the proposal, but told him
that he should be glad to see the cause OF that
Revolution, and to take walk with his friend
West any where. The next morning he called ac-
cordng to agreement and took Mr.. Adams into
Hyde Park, to spot near the Serpentine River,
where he gave him the following narrative: The
King came 10 the throne young man, surrounded
by fattering courters, one of whose frequent top
les it was, to declaim against the meanness of his
palace, which was wholly unworthy of a monarch
of such a country as England. They said there
was not a sovereign in Europe who was lodged so
'poorly-that his sorry, dingy old brick palace Of
ST. James looked like stable, and that he ought to
build palace suitable to his kingdom. The King
was fond of architecture, and would therefore lis
ten to suggestions which were in fact all true
This spot you see here was selected for the site,
between this and this point, which was marked out.
The king applied to his ministers the subject;
they inquired what sum would be wanted by his
Majesty, who said that he would begin with mil
lion. They stated the expenses Of the and
poverty of the treasury, but that his majestys wish
es should be taken into full consideration Some.
time afterwards the king informed that the
wants of the treasury were too urgent to admit of
supply from their present MEANS but that rev.
enue might be raised in America to supply all the
Kings wishes. This suggestion was followed up,
and the king was in this way first led TO consider,
and then to consent to the scheme for taxing the
colonies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17
POWDER, POWDER.
iii MUS UI bIAsIls aud spoUins Powder, at
\, ,o,- BANCROFT & RlKER'S

iii MUS OIL bAsIlIs and spoItlns P0wdcr,
May 7, 1916 10 ~
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held at Tras.
District OF Orleans, SIS bugh within and for the Dis
Instrument purporng to be the Last viii and Testament
OF LOUIS TOLMAN late Of Greensboro, in said d,r
deceased was presented to the Court Probate Inv r.
noGh oiman, the Executor theren named fore il is
ordered by said Court that public given 10 ali
sons concerned therein, appear before said Cou nt
sion thereof to he held rasburgh on the 23d d Of july A.
d. 1879 and contest the Probate of said WILL il is further
ordered that this order be published three
40 me vermont Waterman, newspaper printed Montpelier
III this state the last of which shall previous to the nv
signcd as aforesaid for hearing.
GIVEN under my hand the Probate Office Mt Iraurob tbs
18th day OF Jane, A. ID. le45. ' ~
II GEO. NYE, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-17
PHOENIX HOTEL,
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
.OW ELL. VIZ

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nNE OF about 7O Of first Land lying the main
road leading from Burlington Derby Line about 100
acres under good cultivation, with good story and half
ling House aud two Barns thereon, conveniently waercd
Two pumps OF water ut the house and the barns
pest quality continually running and plenty of good and
lumber convenient 10 be got at on the farm good school
house within half mile, and miles from tho
store aud starch factory The main branch of Mssquoi River
runs very pleasantly the whole farm. 1t is very pleas
ant, well enicnt tavern stand and ono
OF the barns was built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies mile from the main road con
tanning lOO ncros, with about 40 under good Improvement very
smooth, and little rolling to the east well waerod timber
cd and all suitable for lagc mowig with good House and
wood shed aud harm every convenient for the fin
The property is owned by Robert Rogers OF the CITY Of New
YORK, and VIII be sold at public auction the 18th day
temhet next, If not disposed of private peveUs to that
time Aad AS he is under the necessity selling the terms
can be made for half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber, the promises.
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
$500. Agent for ROnERT R0GERs.
ii"Wcl, Juy ~, lo4l 7lf
ed Of N,ver,h.r