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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
PARR'S LEE PILLS

A CARD THOMAS ROBERTS & co. Druggists
"A and Medicine Vendors Of Crane Court London, Mar
ket Place, Manchester and III Fulton street New York
respectfully to the public, that having succeeded
calling attention to their invaluable medicine, PARIS
lf Pills and its riicaay being fully tested and lis
success purgaiiyc established, beg state that no
medicine offered mankind has rapidly obained
such distinguished celebrity, and it is questionable fthcro
any part Of the civilized world where lis extraordinary
healing virtues not been exhibited
The proprctors therefore doub anxious rcccom-
mend the Pills to Nose whose loss of health by dyspepsia
or rheumatic affections require speedy and certain
walton
Tie opinions Of its value by of the best medical
men Of the days sure foundation that its does
not depend upon any system of advertising meetcous
putting, but upon It's virtues amongst those whose
ensive medical acqu emens and nigh character for nteg
riy, place them out of the possibility Of along quackery
Thomas Roberts a. Co have the permission Of DR. Filler
OF Phladcpha, for stating his strong Recommendation Of
the use Of these Pals deranged hilary Complaints
| flying Rheumatic symptoms.
BY such undoubed testimony this The public are be.
ginning understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
of thus mild medic to the powerful purga,vcs that have
been hitherto sold Them in the shape of Pills which NAV
give relief for space of une but always at the
expense of the system by enfeebng and rendering it
more liable to receive again other complaints
The same high medical authority, IN describing the vir-
tues of this medicine, says As differs ilany respects
very essentially from the Pills that have hi nerto been
brought before the public, is advisable make the public
acquainted with the general properties they possess.
PARIS Life PUBS as purgauvc are found to act very
| genuy-ndeed when they do purge freely it owing
less to their purgave qualities than the very bad condition
the system they acting upon The vegetable ngred
euts OF when lhey are strictly Composed Will IN all
chemically compose the deeeuous matter that gen-
Grated by various and mpedes the vital and organic
operations OF in the human frame Their action
principally by mposlion-invlgoraiing by the tone
and quality Of the Notwithstanding all The organs
effectuaIy without any Of that stimulating efec inur.
GUS in purgauyes generally"
They sold retail by Of the respectable Druggists
in New York. and by Ouy appo nted agents in city
and from Maine TO Louisiana Canada, the British
+ Provinces Havana the West India Islands, and South
Amerca. IN boxes 80 and % cents each.
Testimonials of cures from persons whose diseases were
Of the nveterae kind and long standing may be
York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

THIN SHOES AND CoNsuMpTIoN.-No-
ticing an article with this title, the Bridge
ton IN. j. Chronicle says" Let parents
look well to this matter; let them see that
their daughter wear good thick shoes and
stockings during cold and damp weather.
Let them cor ARE their own thick boots
with the low, hin shoes Of their daughters,
and they will more fully realize the INSULT
cheney of the latter. And let the ladies
not suppose that sensible man is more
pleased with pale and feeble woman,
than with one blooming with health, vigor
and beauty-with a small foot than good
Judgment. For the one who is over anx-
ious about the former, must certainly have
all insufficency of the latter"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH Is A DISSIDERA TITM

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and secetions of the human system undergo
striking change than in the fall Of the year Ii we
TO nature the changes in the vegetable world found
not only sIrkngy analogous but 10 HAYES strong lnhu
the health diseased condition Of the body. From
The decay of autumn, and the morbid and deathlke
Of winter. there springs new life and beauty The effect
of this decreased activity in all nanlmate der well
on our physical system tenders the use of some simple
medicine, specially to those Of slender constitutional
| absolute Importance. This is The time efeclualIy
sist nature in renewing and Strengthening the power Of the
vital organs. Ofhese functions, none have u init
connection than the Stomach and liver The pres
Of food in tho stomach and the healthy operation of
the digestive powers, furnish the only natural smuant
to the liver. But whenever the CoaingS Of the former be-
weak and bid, both the quantity aud quality Of
the sec eons ae greatly modified the natural stimulus
IS dmnished-the bile is improperly socreted, and dis
of the liver or chronic affections form anolh
almost sure follow. In this critical condition to
give healthy tone TO the slonach and to free the blood
OF its impurities Thereby preventing monhs and il may
be years Of su lcring, PARIS LIFE PILLS are
perfectly gentle and efectual medicine Its celebrated
author for more thana cenlury not only close and
constant student Of the medicinal properties of plants,
bu of their adaptation 20 The cure Of every class OF inter-
nal diseases Although in elrly life apparently hope
less invalid the use of this medicine restored and conin
ued him in health and vgor TO the extreme age O. SO
years. These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be given to children as well as adulta with The
utmost security To their superiority in this respect
most OF the vegetable medicines in use, thousands
constantly estiiyng.
The Poprieors have sedulousy avoided that system Of
putting generally resoued to, yet their pills have
degree Of popular favor uncXamped tho history of any
popular medicine. 1t is only twelve months suco
they established their agency IN the United States and the
monthly sales aie upwards Of ten thousand boxes. They
give these simple facts wishing the medicine TO rest
Al, ne on its intrinsic value No ship going should
| be without them. Families having used them will
| always have a supply
SETH w. TOWLE, l3s Washington St. solo agent
! fr New England.
! Acknowledgements 5. p. REDFIELD.
Waterbury,, J, q. Simpson,
Chelsea Dickinson Noble
Bennington II. X, Parsons,
HergenGes, John II. Bowman,
stow H. l.. Camp
East Berkshire, Rublee \ Butler,
Burlington. Peck & Spear,
Bellows Falls, Norman HARRIS,
Woodstock James Ross, Jr.
Pomlrot OTIS ChanbciIn,
Norwich +. L. and r. w. Ola
STAFFORD Roya Hatch,
Washington b +. Dickinson,
Barre Oryii french, s6eoply.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

which ecacogs and potent, in cleansing the s'om
ach and bowels, purifying the blood and renovang the
gandular system by altering the secreons of the liver and
other glands and carving of the moi bid Juices and hui
mors-hst The South they have acquired the of
'Fcver bane" because they invariably prevent break
up bilious, temiuent, yellow, inermte tent and lung ie
vers.
Five years extensive have proven them the best and
only sure aud safe remedy for all the chronic
diseases where the system requires something that will
operate The blood ver of vessels,
giving theta healthy action, at the time expel the
morbid and poisonous juices and humors, which it separ
ates from them.
In this class Of diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious stomach scroula grav
ell worms, tumors and crupons of tho skin of various
kinds, permanent weakness about the oins and limbs
kings evil constitutional hereditary ieebeness of the
whole part Of the system, &c.
Thousands of cases of the above diseases have been
cured by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands oil
deaths would have been prevented had these lis been
used instead of Irresponsible baneul quack plla
| remedy with which the country is honded There is no
mystery or hdilaansm about this universal remedy.
They arc prepared Of valuable vegetable remedies that
extensively by PIN sicans in their private practice because
hundred have SAID the most pleasant eceua and safe
medicine have ever used
The above Pills io sale lay agents in all the country
! towns. Agents cautioned not TO buy 0fPedlrs.
- One word 10 tho wise is sufficient -
| G PHELPS, M D., Proprietor, Ha ford CT, With
out whose signature are genuine.
For sale by 5. p. REDFiELD and CLARK COLLINS
| Montpelie,; Coss y Huchins Waterbury O. French
| Barre, X. X NJ. Hammelt East Montpelier A. T. Ban
! croft plan6el1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BALSAM.

DOR THE CURE of every kind Of wounds, sprains,
sores, burns coughs, lungs, the most desperate
piles and rheumatism If every kind. II VIII prevent the
ioothachc restore torpid and persisted limbs stiff joints
numbness, &c. and can be depended relieve
in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been extensively used for
tie last ten years while its increasing dcmlGd the unvsr
sal satisfaction it has given and the testimony multi.
tude of individuals Of the first standing in the community,
who have tested and nfdbly proved It's efficacy, show
that it need only to be used prove its invaluable ex
celence indeed all who haze ever tried The Basam prize
highly that they will not be nGuced under any consid-
Grafton to do without it. This Basam has attracted the
attention Of men of science and Physicians and Surgeons
of the greatest scientific requirements give it their un-
qualified appreciation; while many Of them in different
sections Of the United states in their Practice
and have authorized the publication Of heir certificates.
QJPurchasers should inquire Tor tine trnc article by .
ing the whole namc-Cheeseman Arabian Basdm-and
see that it has my name written IN my own handwriting
the printed directions on the waPgei ofeyery bot
tie T. CHEESEMAN.
Soldby CLARK COLLINS, Druggists Montpelier;
c. r. Ainswor;h Wilhanstowni Goss 4 HuIcnins
Waterbury Peck and Spear Burlington, ana throughout
the country generally; SO ~,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21

A COOP ONE My dear, what shall
we name our baby?' said Mr.. Smith to
Mrs. Smith the other day.
Why, huz, I've settled on Peter
Peter Good Lord, never knew man
with the simple name of Peter who could
earn his salt
well, then, well call him Sal Peter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
THE QuEsTION sETTLED.

THE QUESTION SETTLED
A MONG the multitude Of medicines and cure ais
~ which daily pamcd of upon the transporting
people SO often get disappointed that lhuv hardly know
what TO believe when really invaluable medicine intro
duced into the community.
The medicine which bring before the pnblic is
compound not invented in day but The maturing Of
years of cilccnr, all diseases which have tendency
towards Consumption. Complaints Of The Lungs Chess,
and Liver arise from variable climate, most
dangerous to the invalid and those Of naturally weak con-
situiinns.
DR.. LARBOR'S VEGETABLE LUNGWORT,
IS Of the most extraordinary uaure in It's operations up
he system II takes hold o the complaint once, and
no matter how long the pulmonary c'nsumlyc patient
has been suffering IT the condon Of tho lungs such
not to be bsJuley ncuabe, the LungwOrt will erad-
cate symptom &C disease from the body, restoring
again 20 itc. For this reason, peoLle who
have pulmonary complaints should carefully SCI ,ct the
cmc ly AZ FIRST which will cure f there be cure
The Luugwort will do this, i'll cath be rcsto cd and
the Prop etor hcstatcs not 10 say the safest medi
cine IN the world oi those troubled with COUGHS and
COLDS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG COUGHS,
NIGHT SWEATS, ASTHMA, BLEEDING AT
THE LUNGS OPPRESSION ON THE CREST
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AFFECTIONS
OF TIE LIVER. AMI Pulmonary complaints Of every
kini.
We have not 10 publish he numerous certificates
oCcures but all referred TO 4 medical pamphlet to bs
had gratis Of any ofthe agents
c. J. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albany.
For sale by GO5S & HUTCHINS, Waterbury and
S. p. REDFlELD, Montpelier. So lyeop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
IF YOU FEEL A LAssITUDE,

WITH loss Of appetite, papnaiion of the heart na-
w blty 10 exercise with drowsiness and disposition
IN sleep take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail to relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and languid circulation Of the
blood and redundant quantity morbid quality Of the
oe which apt TO occur at this season of tho year.
Pain in limbs head ache and other effects Of recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Druggists generally and BY agents in all
Main ST Hartford, CT, Also by s. p, REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Monlpelier Goss and Hutch
ms, Waterbury o. French, Barre and NJ, Hommet
n Mon,pehet, A. II Bancroft, Plalnheld. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
IMPORTANT TO ALL

'I'HE Constitution the Wis vitae of our wonderful bod
les requires alternative or rcgencraling influence
to crebie and retain healthy existence. Air, light ard
some other elements brought 10 this requslnn, and
for time prove sufficient fol The requirements of tho sys
tenn But when from lmprudence, and violation Of The
laws Of animal economy morbid humors arise, acrd and
sitau juices collected The system requires assist
from other source, II sinks in disease, de
cay and death How wonderful and salutary at this pc
Rod The effects Of appropriate alternative medl
cine taken in season? Thousands have been saved from
death, and millions from suiferngs indescrbab and a.
| .nira nrtc rcd hnnlIL liz. lln II-.I.lX nac nc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-21
DOUBLE. UMBnlCAL
SLNGLE.
MARsHs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MI "A RSTIS EU II EIfTON Il "A I'm ItVf5f5'
TNHESE Trusses constructed in many particulars on
J. an entirely new plan, and their advantages over all
pectablo of the Medical Faculty but by the actual expert
of thoIe afflicted with the disease they are n'enue
alleviate The most eminent physicians upon an exam
nation Of this truss are decided TO IT'S superiority 'u
they cheeruy and voluntarily give cerlhea es 10 ,h9 P
peloTs DO laid before the public few oil when may
be seen on the handbils, For sale by .
sILAs BURBANK JR. Montpelier, w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
r. J. VI ak Err.
Secretary Of The 1 feasury.
From tbe DaacIiie Reporter. OF 81 .
JOHN RIGHT, AGAIN.

The villain Rirht (or Nuuh) whose ,,r,eipus con.
durl ". recorded ihree week, APO accompanied by ,he
victim vi his heIlsh pa.son spen, several days At The
t.an.f Seat OF Pnls,lyania last ve,k A cntfesnnn.
denI .ofms us that he cilize1s and strangers deter
.usnra ~ lnvastgae lie natter an ipmsnss crovd
Tuslad the tavern reslsed ii, rescue III, lady Il she
wished, aud 10 do such other thInos As ioslIc, and an
outraged community NIGH demand III, apafimenl of
the birds Vas Iast licked aud he armed Ia s te,, nh
pistols, bsaie knives aud sa,r5s 1rhe rt,,,d hcc,,,
sng Imaeni, nov was heard The voice ri Aun sally
far above The rrst-"earnlng aud ffewarnlnyu The
mutiiuje 10 damage her hOase Finally II vas r. .
solved hal a COMMITTEES uf lew gentlemen should de
msnd abundance. Ri.lh ACKNOWLEDGED an that the
newspapers slated lie sand blseyer nj h. y,sa
Nth,w.f and tstsadrd uRtfyln, tho mi a nov,tc a..
ds~ace ~ deeoeJ brs he vas directed to lraye the
the Committee i.lofncd The Young lad,
thai he was Represented 10 be manned man VINO L,J
isii ei- family hai he wuulI ulliuatrl, anand IN her
10 iauAef dis 1rara vr.ict.due.z aud v., .n ,l,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

W I've boston papers contain long and detailed ac-
''' VI '"e hornd murder OF Mrs. Maria BIcktord, a
lug anu oeauuiui married woman, (who had left her
""soa"u year or two snce) by her paramount Alder,
- lfei yonns man of respectable connections and
"a"usome property, and himself married. Tirrell cui
he throat OF Mrs. b. fVm ID ear just before day-
o'eaA ON The 2|'h ut in house Of assgna.on in Bos
' Al which 'hey were temporarily slsying and then.
setting hre to the bed>colhes, &C. made his esc,ne
WIN The hope dosbless that the destruction of the bpd
"2 "eud tRice the ledge and the evidences Of his
crime But the fire was discovered and ex,in,u;shsd
anu Tue murdered body of his victim partially dsfgured
was "und stretched upon the floor as he had left !, ,
"iee's were In pursuit Of the murderer at our lac,
dates. " Jul last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

OREGON NEGOTIATION.

Several Of The New York papers mt n.lon prsvalen
rnmor that Great Bdan now proposes TO leave oregon
In the int occupancy and protection Of The BRITISH AMI
American governments for fifteen years according TO one
account, and twenty according 10 anothef and that. at
the end Of that time, The Inhabitants thea residing with
in its limits shall attach themselves to either, accord ing
TO their preference, establish independent gov
eminent FOR themselves, should they prefer II. The \.
Y Commercial however, denies in confident terms the
truth Of this s.aementihnugh says that This arrange
has been talked of al Washington. both officially
and unofficiay. II stands however merely IN the firm
Of suggestion originating this side Of the Atlantic
which may possibly meet the views Of the British Cabi-
net.
Ii we may Judge from the language of the Official
Journal, however, such proposition should il be made
will be rejected by Executive That paper aft rms
and realfns clear and indsputabe claim 10 the en-.
tire territory, and declares that the time has arrived
when our right 10 i, mus, be asserted by law We take
II for granted, therefore, that the President in his forth
coming Message, will recommend the passage by CON,
gress OF law 10 extend authority the Territory
which, il 1t be done will bring the question at once to ar
issue That issue will be the unconditional einouisb.
ment by Great Britain of her claim or the decision Of
The question Of right by an appea to
we confess that for one, should prefer the "eise
and mastery activity" recommended by Mr.. Calhoun
lew years delay by poopling that region with Amer
lcan emgranis, would infaIIiby ultimate ps
session by the American government. The result of
war IS by no means 50 certan-parliculsrlv when we
remember the vast advantages possessed by Grea, Brit,
ain in her immense naval resources for contest upsn
50 remote field Of action How could we hone to con
Tend with her successfully on the Pacific coast with M,
comparatively ineflicen, marine force1 How could we
transport armies to Oregon, many thousand miles by sea
or send them by the way of The great Indian Desert
ana across the Rocky Mountains, for the defence of the
coasli We must, however, submit the wisdom Of gu
rners-'hough we hope il will not be deemed ,reasona
BILE TO doubt i, in this instance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

fnaGRrss OF 4 PorHp OF AMERICAN Corros -
he "llownp is the history of the Travels and adyrn.
lures "i pound Of American cotton The cotton was
seh' nom tie United States 10 London thence 10 Man
chee,et "htte u was spun ihu yarn II then Sent
Ia Paisley where II was woven; next In Dunh,,,,,
where II was hand sesed. 1t was then AGAIN sem +,
Paisley, wtefel WAS conveyed to distant patt of Rem.
rev To be bleached and then reutued TO Paisley. WAS
afterwards sent 10 Glasgow aud finished and from Gas
go" II was conveyed per coach to London. From lis
shnmenl IN apetcs I'LL It's arrival in the London ware
house. must have been conseyed3 900 miles by sea .nd
wv m land. The value increased 600 per cent
BY Tho ptoeessts of manufacture whilst no less ,h.n
lou reope were engaged IN lis carriage and preparation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
TIE AGONY Overt

ounce the foregoing was IN type. We learn that Sem
mas at length been chosen, "a hard struggle of
o"' and half days" 1t being found impossible to e.
ec' Mr. Nicholson. 'the Presidents candidate" and the
sa"cus nominee, his name was withdrawn, and Judoe
Duniap was nominated by Nicholson's friends. Mas,
Oh 'he W hgs then united with the ami caucus I,cos
on H. l.. lnrney who was elected by the following vote.
r." iufoey %, Tor Dunlap do. So that Hopkins l..
iunney has been elected u. 5. Senator for six wears
fo'n Inc AN day OF March last Only six Locos voted
for MIR. Iurney.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

fohk.-lhe Madison (Indians) Banner ''a'
several pork contracts have been made in that ely
and 1t is the general impression tina. The price '"
vance to $3.50 by the lime the packing seas"
commences; and yet i. says it is believed the q
VIII be greater than at any previous season. J.
Pec'ed that 10000 hogs will be slaughtered ~ "
OF Madison, and that the number in Cincinnati ''
lsv'''e VIII be increased so per cent. over last J
''"w, (adds the Barner.) under these arc" '1
prices are to be so per cent. higher, we cam"
ouch' however. is the prevailing opinion, and I
have already been msde al 81, as abovs stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06

II triumph q ihe right s)n.-Y eser,lay the e1neri.
mem "' carrying the wHes ollhe elerlr, nagnec .l.
espi senss'or rather under, she East RIVER was made
~. Success he lead pipe through which this
f"""ds, ana was lsd At the boem Of the river ir,m
sea 90 enplnyed Tor the purpose. ihoonh ~, without
s'ra' f'ss aud iibn. II is une connn,us line mn,,
a'sh nan iaiie ~ length without jDa. Through
Us ."'e me ni heasy pipe are hour copper wires
completely Insulated as to insure the transm,ss;o =,
''e eNeno-nagnelIc 1aid. We under. stand thai IA,
.s'ous h,ufs Nor'h, Yves, and East, have been de.
ayed al me Intervening streams, Tor The porpose of
'1sHi'ne Tue rrsult OF this experiment. The whole
IN mas osen ELECTED under the per,atendence al NJ
cuhe Colt engineer, and Of the propretfs f the
Tew York and oaiag Electra Magnetic Telegram
Luz NJ I. Com. ,4ie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
MIR>BEtu's EGLoGY on FRANKLIN

lhe following are The terms in which the Demoshe>
ers d the French Revolution spoke OF our yenerated
franklin
, on the morning ailtr The intelligence Of me death OF
FRANKLIN reached Pans when The Assembly was con.
'ehed aitaheau rose and spoke follows.
rankin Is dead The genus lho freed America.
ana poured flHd OF life Europe has returned 10
NO bosom OF the dlviny The sage whom Two worlds
cain rs their own. the man for whom The history of
sciences aud the history Of empires contend with zach
Other, held, without dnuhi, lsh rauk 10 the human
race. Ton long have political cabinets taken formal
note o' The death of those who were great only
IN Tie funeral ranegyrc.. Too long has the etqnrt,,
o. courts prescribed hypucf,cll mourning Nations
should wear mnnrnng unly iot their benrtactnrs The
representatives. Ut nanns should connend IN their HON.
age none but The heroes of humanity The Gonpress
mas ordered Throughout the United States MOURNING
iof one month Tor the death Of Franz linz and Al this mo
men. America Is paying this tribute of ven,ralion and
gratitude IN nnr ot the fathers of her constitution An
nqniy would have raised altafs to the mighty renns
mho 10 The advantage at mnnknd-crmpassnp in mind
'he hea'ens and The sanh--was able ,o restaja ak,
'hondethot' and yrants. Europe enlightened and frer
owes at least token 81 remembrance and rurr To ON,
oi 'he eieaes men who has ever been engaged in IN,
service OF philosophy and liberty pr, pose that it he
drefeed, that the National Assembly durinu three dsys
shall wear mourning for Benjanln Franklin"