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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
"IF w bYI1VTII3 HIIVUI YOU HdVU TUIOWFst TO
BRANDRETHS PILLS.

Ihey Will not deceive you-they will resoie you TO the
new MEDICINE MADE 10 sPEcUT%eAITTIEG Up Up
ON HUMAN Woes; They are made TO ALLEvG-
who them the GREATEST BLESSING. ''-'
UPIMpUR1TY Of the BLOOD causes pain and or
casons disease upon that part Of the body which from any
cause may be weakest. Thus in persons whose blood Is
impure, should they have cold the impure blood would
settle upon their lungs and consumption be the trouble
50 WIN othe, affections All trouble is saved by using
lhe BRANDRETH PILLS, which cannot niure, and
winch cannot he overdone. Only them in The
encement OF any disedse-usc them in full doses and
you WIN be up and well while those who are too wise 10
take such simple medcine are bs1 dden M n,ematuelv
END Their days. The BRANDRETH PILLS are ony
beginning to be appreciaed-hey ere found 10 never do
ceVe-lhey arc the only internal medicine required in this
climate.
WHERE is THE MAN or SENSE, whose ind
is unpreud ced Who from The infectious smell after death
would say, would this body have been bere Of life had
puefaclon been prevented? Are men born TO be sick
shall the lower animals live their full extent ard man only
Pfemaurey PERISH Let us follow natute-et cleanse
the bloon from impurities, and shall live 10 the full
extent OF The oil in lamp Of fife
BE CAREFUL. OF PRETENDED universal pur-
gavcs which cannot be used without injury the body
a. Brandrcths Pills What theyl Afc they not
limitations Of tic Bandrcih Pills, recommended in The adj
Nciiiscmcns stolen from DR. Rrondreih? Were they not
qrelnaly eret Pills, purporiing TO be the genuine
Brandreih Pills Put in consequence &c the new labels
on NC brand[eh P boxes are they not obliged TO come
Out under other cours tquny ia SCI Ob.eve the makers
and travelling agents? Arc they not men whom DR..
Bdndeth cast o not for good conduct truly Il this
true applicable 10 the pretended "lndan" add in fact
TO nearly all tho advertised Pills Of Il day? Shall tho
public trust their lives IN the hands {" these unpruoped
mcni surely not.
The Brardrcth Pills give STRENGTH or weakness,
they are liked hest 10y those who have taken the mist
oIthem. DR.. Brandrelh give personal reference to
thousands who have been restored from bed Of scknGss
ny he use when every other means had proved unavdi
ing These casrs continually occurring in hs ciry
aud IN every other pat Of The uniun. Gel Bundeths
Pills IT, you perfectly healthy and they will restore
humors which the Of lpurity Of The BIZ 3D. and
the same time The body Is strengthened by operation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
BOBBTNs, BOBBINsll

1000 FOX $500.
INE subscriber this method TO inform the public that
he has invented machinery by which he supply faco
RIGS with obns cheaper than ever before made in this
county, His factory situated in PeRcham, Caledonia Go. VI
where he intends keeping hand supply of Bobbn timber,
and will make to order short notice all kinds wanted He
would respectfully say his old CUSTOMERS and all concerned
in manufacturing woolen goods that he has ue deter
nnuon put his mark down sink swim. AS transporta
oh is cheap these days if his work does suit, send it
back, and the money shall he refunded
lie will sell for cash his factory Bobbns for filling 2 inch
cs long, 5000. inchcs $3.50 Warp GlA inches, 800
"a inches, $3.50 ,., i. -
NJ H. Orders from distance by mail, otherwise prompt
W attended 10. Letters Of enquiry respecting TERMS must be
paid For putting up boxes, marking and sending from
II TO 20 thousand will be chorged Fifty for oil
ing.
Poacham, September 10, 1874. 10 GIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10

EVANS FAMOUS PILLS.
INVAN'S well known Oumomle Pills also his Family
L. Aperen Pills, for sale by f p WALTON AND
SONS, Montpelier, VI Wholesale and retail.
lOArTLE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
IN CLARK & COLLINS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
PUMPS /! PUMPS !!
- Sept II, IA. 10 HAVEN
YES AND THEN LOOK AT THIS !
LYMAN AND KING.

M UFFS and BOA AS at tho Cash Store.
ju Oct %, 1874.
A LII kinds of ToBACCC'f ale by s. p REDFIEID-
IN Large and sYa Plug, Iorlards and Chapmans smok-
ing and Chewing Tobacco an Yellow and Scotch SNUFF.
9th October 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court for the
orleans District, District Of Orleans,-1o all per
IN the estate of Josiah Reed late Of Weshe
calya Reed administrator of tho of said
aeceased, requests said Court allow him tho further
time OF one year from and after third day January A.
10 70 make payment OF the debts and close tho
% therefore you ao hereby notified that said appca-
VIII ne heqrd session Of the Probate Court 10 held
& Wy on me ttd Wednesday # January next wi ic
nSy po nearn An the promises And this order shall
nah nn oo weeps suceess'o the Vermont Watch
youtsi, Newspaper printed nj Montntler IN
This stae the 'ast of which puSheons shall Ss "s H. ~
assigned for hearing aforesaid ""' w oe'o'e inc "9
Given undor my hand at the Probate Oatca =, r., nj
sd day of December, A. ID. l644. Ut haso"s"' "''
90. cpo ..,.,
CocoA Chocolate and COlso for sale BY 8 p REnFIEI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
CAPS, CAPS. GAPS.

u MAN @ HING,
1O low prices NF"' " ~
Oct 25.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10

Oct 25.
STATE or VERMONT, At5 proba,e Coot LoIdcn =, 17LI
18th day Of Dec. A. ID. 1874 w 'S"'o'' U" '"e
nANID GOODWIN administrator on the estne NJ Ioshn.
w. Jackman, late of Chelse deceased makes
for license to sell all the real estate of said de6asod
the Ioverson of the widows therein for the
raising money tn debts against said also at The
time and place, said administrator makes application In
have the time for settling said estate, and paying
gans the extended year from day of Febr
nynext Whereupon is ordered that hearing on said apn
cations be had at the Probate Office in Washington on the hd
Saturday in January aud notice thereof be published in
the Vermont Waterman, pnted at Montpelier. =
JOHN COLBY, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
GROCERIES,

81 and American Gin Monongaho3 Whiskey Old Blown and
CaTet do, Moasses Brown, Loaf Crushed Powdered su
gars Rice, Spices Of all kinds Ci,on, Essence of
Lemon, KechuP, Table OIL Pepper Sauce, Coffee Teas
A. O. PIERCE.
Oct, l6, IA. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
SANDS SARSPARILLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF rHE SYSTEM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

eqes Whilst however, nuricular confession Is abo-
ished any individual member Of a congregation may,
ir ho be 30 inclined, communicate with the priest be-
fore partaking Of tho sacrament; none shall be con-
Strnined to do So Indulsences renowned, and
with them prescribed (sis, plgrimugcs, and all such
institutions Of the church conduce TO an unmenn-
ing sanciifcaiion of works. But perfect liberty of
conscience is allowed, free searching into and inter
probation Of holy writ, with no shnckles of external
tyranny or bias Two sacramGnjs only are acknowl-
edged-thos orbaptism and tho Lords. Supperwhils;
every individual community or nsunlcd flock IL not
restricted that it may not retain Christian nSnges'
Baptism is to be administered TO children, and the
remaining sacrament 10 tho congregation in both ele-
menls The latter is to be received in remembrance
of our Lord and Savior, and the doctrine of lrnnsub
sanitation is wholly given up Marriage Is regarded
as hoy Institution, and tho blessings of the church
necessary TO it. No prohibiorY conditions or re-
srictions are acknowledged this head save those
established by law, The FIRST duty Of tho Christian
is believed and confessed to be that Of proving faith
by works Of Christian love-" .
The conservation Of priests and ministers Of the
church subject ofdeep consideration to the last
ofIhese meeting Ronge insisted, that as tho Ref
ormaton proceeded the principle that in the con-
gregaton dwell the power and sgnfcancy Of the
church, alas with the congregation to invest their
ministers with authority; and by the laying on Of
hands, as taught in the Scripture. The resolution
passed in conformity to this view. Then follow
ed other resolutions referring to the duration Of the
priests Office, and setting lnr,h the necessity Of
translation OF the Bible of another book Of prayer
and fresh arrangement flbe appointed portions Of
the gospels and episIles. ...
Those the facts communicated to the Times by
who an interested spectator and AT the (ur
nation of new Church at FnnkfOrtszIJhis was in
the middle Of June last Al O'Clock in the mora
ing, the Church where the seceders met was crowd
ed, and hundeds retired, undhe TO enter
This community formed at Frankfort on.the Maine
has become central point Of union for all the CON
grcgalons in the southern Stntes Of Germany; rs the
community Of Bresau had already become the rally
ing point for all the congregations of the north Pas
tor Kerbcr Quilted Frankfort the day after the cec-
bration of public worship and repaired to Stuttgart,
UIm, and other places, whose congregations stood in
need of aid. Divine service. however, continued TO
he performed with underwriting regularity after his
departure. md meetings in Frankfort arc still held
weekly, both for prayer, and FOR the fdr,hcrance of
tho great work in hand
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

Cabell's Brockenbroush
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

We are authorized to say, that the 18th inst.
the Directors resolved to locate the road from the
mouth Of White River to point opposite Chase's
Island, other point IN Windsor convenient to
connoc. with The Cheshire road; and that on The Goth
they resolved to locate the ROAD from tho month Of
White River to the point in Royaon where tho Gulf
and Mortified routes in!ersect. A meeting of the
Directors win he holden the Sd Of Now 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Court House in this village at which
the parties Interested in tho North6ei and Gulf routes
will have hearing. is understood that day the
Directors will start on the line west Of this village
down Onion River Wnichm0n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

For the third assistant justice Senate.
nominated Albert G, Whuemoro, Esq AZ. bradley
nominated Hon Milo l.. Bennett, ind son'. harmon
nominated Hon. Timothy Fole,t. N0ye'
A brief discussion ensued, in which n, Inn
more was sustained by Mr. stevons-Jo5,o " n'''''
by Messrs Harmon and swiN, and Judra p. "','"
Senators Noyes, Villas, and Woodbridge ona '''"y
Rice. Mr. Russell presented a pro,o,, o.,,... NJ
moval Of Judge Bennett. The results ''"' e'
were as follows: wv oalIolrs
FulIelt, gG 9" ballot
Whiltemore, Gb ~
Bennett, A. on
Scattering, ... 81
On the second ballot therefore. tho 20
HON, TIMOTHY FOLIFTr
was declared elected third assistan, In,r
Supreme Court. '1'''e oI Mo
The fourth assistant justice Senator ~ p y
nominated Hon. Carlos Coolidge; Scno,o, :, ,''''"
nominated Hon WIN. IIebard and Senate, , y,
nominated Hon Daniel Kellogg, Senator p '.'''
commended Judge IIebard for his dsposi,o, :, ,"
form the duties Of his office to the full e,,o,, y"
abilities, but he deemed him unqualified IA, Il.
cnlioTly onerous services required in tia, oJ;,i,.,
cult. The people# the bar Of W,d,,. .', " '''
earnestly desired change, and he believed H., ''g
election of the Hon. Daniel Kellogg would +, y"
most satisfactory TO them, md ndd high cred, ;, ~.
bench and to the State. The balloling, r,p,,l
follows: .... "' ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
FLORIDA WING !

The Tallahassee Star gives The following as the
probable result of the recent election for member of
Congress from that State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

lI1'he Wings Of Maine are making good head
way in cleclng Representatives. The appearances
ure tha, Poll,ism is "no go" in Maine That State
viii como out Wing by and by.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

lEFST is said that the knowing among the
leaders Of the Polk troops il this State amazingly
discouraged IA to The success Of lolkelry in the
Green Mountain State; aud Daniel Kepgg in despair
Of being Governor, and true TO the instincts Of
his natOre, makes push Cor a judgeshiP, which the
Wings OF Windsor County in their magaanimiiy con
sented TO give him. 5000. .... .... ..... t.. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

IE@There had been no more bnmings at Brad
ford so late ms the Goth u The authors Of the pre-
vious fires rad been found out The people there
continue TO keep up night watches
% the night The 9th barn was burned in
Thelford, by incendarsm, it is supposed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

New YoRK The election Of a Legislature takes
place in New York Tuesday the 9Th Of Novcm-
ber. Whether not the result WI. be like that in
Ohio and Georgin can hetirr be told after election
The Polk party do not claim over 30 600 minority
now--so that the Wings look on coolly and
take the good If any comes. we guess they will a.
bate this claim somewhat after elccon--and If there
Sd party or Native party in the way we
would put the State down ut least 10000 Wing ma
joriy in the popular vote.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

-.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of
Gerge Bancroft, Of Massachusetts, TO be Secre,a-
ry of the Navy.
The nomination of John Armstrong, Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, as Consul at Liverpool, made
by Mr. Polk, has also been confirmed.
Mr.. Polk had not Withdrawn the nominations
made by Mr.. Tyler few days ago, which re-
manned Enacted upon by the Senate al, the time
the latter went out Of Office. The Baltimore
Patriot in,ima,es that the reason for this was tina.
he wished the Senate TO confirm the nomination
Of his brother as Charge to Naples. The Senate,
however, it seems, will not take the hint.
The lnteligencer of Friday says:
The Senate was in Executive session some two
hours yesterday, and during it's sitting confirmed
number OF nominations, which had been sent in
by the President Of the United States on the day
previous. Among them we hear Of those of Alex
ander II. Everett as Commissioner to China {;
William II. Polk as Charge to Naples; and Mr..
Jewet OF Maine, as Charge TO Peru, in the place
OF Mr.. Bryan. A new nomination was also made
i'm the place of Vespasian Ellis, now Charge a,
Venezuela. Among the other appointments con-
armed we also learn was that of Elijah f. Purdy
as Surveyor Of the port Of New York, and of
Benjamin +. Butler as United States District At
torney for the southern district Of the State of
New York.
So MIR. Polk did re-nominate his brother.
The Baltimore Patriot gives The following ex.
PLANTATION of the reasons for Mr.. Bancroft's con.
frmaon
letter from Washington, TO a gentleman in
Baltimore, says MIR. Bancroft was confirmed
yesterday-and an in,imaton being given, that,
II he was rejected, either Robert Rantoul OF
Marcus Nj orion, would be sent ina new ele-
ment OF strength to Mr.. Bancroft arose, in de-
sire to avoid such an alternative. For, whatever
might be thought Of the political character and
want OF fitness Of Mr.. Bancroft, he is far a.
bove this brace of worthless. There vas, how
ever, an apprehension felt by the eastern Sena-
tors, that The Navy, with all its immense patron
age, would still remain under the control of the
virginia clique, il this opportunity Of obtaining
Secretary from a northern latitude was lost
lhey want Secretary from that region, for the
Navy is there better understood and its business.
properties and service can be more equally and
impartialy distributed. Heretofore, by manage
ment and natural lust for power and place,
Virginia influence has prevailed, according 10 a
recent statement, TO an enormous degree in the
Navy. 1t is now to be hoped that Mr.. Bancroft
will throw of ",he scurvy politician and en-
pioy his time and talents in doing justice to all
sections OF the country, SO far at least as the
Navy is concerned.
The Senate was expected 10 adjourn on Mon.
day. The destination of William II. Polk, the
brother of the President, turns out 10 be Sardinia
instead of Naples.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

Tns MEXICAN lNprMsirY.-A letter in the
Richmond Enquirer gives the following account
OF what has become Of tho missing instalmen,s
ON the indemnity stipulated TO DO paid TO this
country by Mexico:
"Here are the circumstances Of the case. as
they were told to me to-day, by gentleman on
whom can rely. The 6rm Of Hsrpous & CO.,
In Vera Cruz and New York, and Voss Il Co.,
IN Mexico are agents OF our government for re-
ee'ving the money already stipulated to be paid
Sy Mexico to the United States. Trigueros, San.
Ia Anna's late Secretary Of the Treasury, is u
pHncipai partner Of these firms. With one hand,
as santa Annals fiscal agent, he paid the last in
stalment ($275 ,0OO) into tho other, with which
ne wrote the receipt agent Of the United States
government. The money found its way into his
own pocket, and he has absquatulated along with
the rest of his masters Ministers, whose heads
are not safe on their own shoulders if caurh,
within the Republic Of Mexico. Santa Annals
robberies Of the Treasury of his own government
furnished him with an illustrious precedent fol
this robbery of ours. Our Treasury suffers BY
this financial Operations" for you will remem
Der he was sufficiently patriotic to give his owr
government receipt for the money as United
States agent. Thus Congress will be forced ,c
appropriate the sum stolen, the United States be
ang responsible for it to tho claimants.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

gentleman who resided some ,ine :, ,,.h., :.
termed the tobacco region of FLoalpA has fur
nshed the editor Of the Mobile Journal win
glowing account Of the fertility of the soil and
t ee. midness OF the climate. The region is fast
ming up with an industrious population; and
improvements which few months ago could
command 81 900. 1t lies in Leon and Gadsden
counties, and is not of great extent; the soil is
a black, loose, sandy loan, from ten to lively.
inches deep, and rests on stiff compact claw
The general yield of tobacco is about 400 10
200 pounds per acre. Some of it has been ex-
ported to Europe, but the principal part sold in
ranging from 90 to rs cents DER 10. in The leaf,
The wide range Of prices is owing to the fact
that many of the culivators had no previous ex
perience in the business,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
For the Spectator.


nen Sny persons offer themselves candidates. E,r
inc LEGISLATURE n Is right and proper that the vosr -
The county should know the sentiments And opn;os hS
by such candidates upon all important Questions ,oss
ing the interests Of this ancient and very renowned o.
monweaith and more especially such questions a. Ar,
likely to come before the Legislature we thcrcor. ny
the following queries TO all who are, may be, espd
First-Are you in favor Of the annexation az Ir.s,
to the w. States, and opposed the British corn i
in favor Of Puseyism? en' ana
Thrd-Arc you opposed to bustles and h;rh h,,
0oots, and don't you think that they are for6;dJ ~
the Resolutions Of '93 and '99? ~
Fourth-W hich do you think is the nearest w.v q.
Lexington, by Middlcbrook or Greenvilc 3GanJ ~
upon lair examination Of the two routes YOU sho.Ia IL
Iay satisfied the one by Middlcbrook is nearest hss
tion r. ~ ~'Nso" ques-
Eiith--Arc you in favor Of an Independent Jua;.;..
IN FLORIDA and the election Of constabes BY the nco
in Iowa? - '"e people
Slxth--Do opbslevc that the equalization Of renr.
Camanchc Indianse46arto TexanI '~-e '"'ee
Ihe abovc--as We think-pertinent Que r;c, ar. ,..
respectfully submitted to your considc ration y.n,iS
candidates expecting that you will reply to them ;,h
NJ tue March court, at an early dsv ,hrc.,.I -
Spectator; however father Richie hah n r .ne
'"" LOTS OF VOTERS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
THE CHIVALRY.

The Washington correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier thus writes:
81 do not think that the friends of Mr.. CAL
HouN are well satisfied with the neglect of their
interests and feelings in the arrangement of the
Cabinet. They have, however, little to saw a.
bout it. What they may do is another thing"
The Charleston Mercury thus notices the new
Cabinet
sin prescribing every man suspected of being
a friend of Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Polk has paid an
involuntary compliment to that body of poli-
clans, of which they have reason to be proud
1t was not thought necessary to conciiate them
with office-it was believed that their support of
the new Administration depended upon the prin.
cipies and measures it should uphold, and that
they were incapable of revenge that involved
the deseriion of their political faith" &c.
Well-we shall see how that will be. We
know that the spirit Of the Chivalry has been con.
slderably BUNDLED of late, but we doubt whether
they are altogether prepared to "repay kicks with
lawnng.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

NS-Wc are authorized to announce NATHANIEL Mas
siE' Esq as candidate to represent the County Of Au
gusta in the next House Of Delegates.
&- We are authorized to announce john B. BALpwIs.
Esq as candidate to represent the County of Augusta
IN the next House Of Delegates
W we are authorized TO announce ERASMUS SrRIB-
Ling Esq as candidate to represent the County of
Augusta in the next House of Delegates.
o. We are authorized to announce CuArMAN JonN.
son, Jr Esq candidate to represent the County of
Augusta in the next House of Delegates.
W we are authorized to announce JOHN NEWTON,
Esq as candidate to represent the county of Augusta
in the next House of Delegates.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
A most distressing scene occ,,,.d :. -,

a most distressing scene occurred in our town
on Tuesday last. A small negro girl from the
country, while warming herself in one Of the
Stores, took fire, and on discovering her situation
ran out into the street. She was immediately
pursued by a young man in the Store, who, with
the aid Of others, finally succeeded in extinguish.
ing the fames but not until nearly all her clothes
were burnt off, The cries of the poor creature
are represented to have been most piteous. and
the probability is that her injury will provo fatal.
We understand she belongs to Mr.. James Nc.
Comb Of this county.