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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11

Exports of Ohio. The exports from Ohio of its
various productions, are expected to be 100000
bble of flour, and pork, cattle, wool, &C., amount
ing to $ll,sO0OOO; and this is regarded as low
estimate,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-11

STATE or VERMONT, Ia Probate Court holden Mont
Washington District pelor, within for said dis
trct, tho Cd day of Dec A, D. lsi5i
IL ENRY T.. JAMES, administrator ode bonis non) the
OF David Duton late of Waterbury, said district,
deceased makes application to this Cou writing for license
sell the whole Of the Tan of SAID decouse alleging,
that il is necessary sell part thereof pay the debts OF
said deceased expenses of administration, that part
be sold without Injury to ihe romnnde the personal
being Insufficient pay said debts aud
upon is ordered that said application he referred session
of said Court be holden the Probate office Montpe.
er the Goth day Of December A. d. 1885, at O'Clock r. NJ.
for hearing aud decision aud that all concerned be notified
thereof BY publication of the substance of this application and
theroon three weeks uccossye in the Vermont Watch
man Journal printed std Montpelier, all of which
before said time of hearing that they IL they
aud give bonds for the payment Of said dobs and
charges the statute requires
by the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Probate Register.
true copy OF record.
4a,sw Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Probs,e Register,
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,


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rNE Subscriber, by appointment from tho Commissioner OF
Patents agent the United States Patent Office for the
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els specimens ingredients, manufactures shall he n-
tended be patented deposited berein which will be
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Caveats Specifications Assignments and all the necessary
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Foreign for establishing The validity utility OF inyen
TONS render advice all legal and scientific matters
specng the Patents secured In Europe aud other
tries.
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well all personal trouble IN obtaining the Patents The
perieuee Of fourteen years extensive collection of
works. documents. decisions, mechancu subjects
patent dws-und of different countless collect
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established and TO which daily additions being made
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ngton enable afford npo assistance aud information
DESTROYS of securing atent, which in other
spects might be difficult Of attainment.
r. II. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Boston, July ls45. 29;ly
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THE TRIBUNE.



We have always regarded the easy success Of
,he Texas Iniquity as more baleful and perllous
d., any possible disaster in the attempt Many
IAN has incurred and endured tie penalties OF bur
yary. highway robbery, and even murder which
10 woold have escaped but for the IMMUNITY with
rbch in early life he committed some petty theft or
,,ber rsscalty After the failure four Country 10
,.buke and put down the spirit which has robbed
Mexico OF her mos, Easterly province and annexed
70 our territory, we are not surprised to meet win
.ocb avowals as are confined in letter from st.
:, Loois TO Benefits Herald, dated Oct. 18th The
writer says
sprcp1ations are now making in the West 70 inVaoe
MEXICO ara the feeling is 90 strong that the uenei~
Resentment will haye small influence IN attempting 10
.on any expedition that may be rot up lOr thal put'
20 Forty thousand be had from the sait .
II ,be Ohio and M.ssssipp independent OF tne noans
oo,ulsioD of the Atlantic cities. rho n0ntd n"tWRy
lar, In The produce Of The 90 Miriam MINES oasc"S
rom millions Of dollars, and ile ro haNdr'd m"'G"s
~ 0ed and silrfr in the bosom Of he Church and ocD1s
~ ,h| Prils,s The territory OF New Mexico, between
IL Gardaoupe Mountains and Cordilleras Of Mexico,
Ia nv 80 miles is Of the finest countries on ehItn
"a l shortly by the consent OF the inhabitants. be IN
,b hs,ds Of the Anglo Saxon race which IS destined 10
ro-c- The whole country far South M tue lsinus 81
Panama send oil your floating population, Illinois ana
Missouri every man with bis musket or Hne on hls
sSouer and his fortune will be made IN both money
ana and All grades Of officers will be appointed from
active brave intelligent young men. The time Is now
arrived 10 convert that country to It's proper use ny
Giving /; 10 an efficient and stable government ITO 70
he Vest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

York. The regular Winter Course OF Lectures Of tm-
institution will commence MONDAY, the Sd November,
al the College Rooms al Broadway.
On Chemistry Mr. Lawrer CO Read. - 49, .
On Ma,s.ia Medica and Pharmacy-BenI. w. w Nc
Cready, ND.
Daring the Of Lectures on Chemistry, particular
reference will be made 10 the prscrcal application OF the
Science the business ApOnecGry and when on the
subject OF guantve aud qlarve analysis minute hustrh-
ions will Dee gwen Illustrated by experimental demgnsfa
iOns showing the method Of ascerisllng chemically Tie
strength and purify OF maay OF the most Important articles
used 10 Medicine and The Art-. 49,
Tcae;s each course ~ EACH can be had Of Mr. Adj
aason go Broadway, aud BOsefy; Mr. COggeshal cor
Of Rose AMI Pearl sis and MI Aspinwa, 10 Nilam-
al and Mr. Messm. 81 Rrpafr ay. olSeOa'w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

fF- DIR. {. I. Won TORI has felhoyed uls Ornce slI
German Dspeusary from no, Of Nassau and Pearl
stress Brook yn a. No fl Broadway, New fOrs dice
hours, 10 A. 81. 10 z. NJ, and from To r. lie mas on
paraton and importation, eher Win every DESCRIPTION OF
fancy article usually kept IN similar stores Among ns ar
ucles -od hy Dr. Won COr the following prepared ny
himself. Life Pills Lie Elixir, Restorative Biies, Cure
for Piles. Hair RESPONSIVE Segars for Asthma Preventive
Tor Small Pox aud AL other contagious dscases- All his
medcnes are purely vegetable lie continues 10 give sd-
vice TO the poor without charge a. he has done for the last
three wears in Brooklyn.
Nevy.York I5lb August l8s5 els lmeodos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

Fiuid-Dr Christie. he original inventor and pa-uee or
hese celebrated articles, informs The public thai b- ony
place IN Sevfork % Obtain 'h-H snlne : al ~ Futon
COMPLAINS no matter how chronic or severe in their charsc
ter Inc Gayauic Rings and Nsgn@rc FLUID are positive
So .uat cure and every DAY brings fresh evidences
of h@r wonderful efficacy IN cases where esery ng else
Ia. eurrev failed. " Bear IL MD that a. articles Of the
~, r,t tsio- Al ~; FaltOl-sL sun Building, base
ant worbe., couu efi, For sale any quantity, ard Al
rrir,, within reach Of al Pamphlets O- obtained
.r4tls. D-D Ds9
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STEREOTYPlNG AND PhlNIiNS.
NrEWELL'S PHOENIX PRESS AND FOU NDhf, Crr-
Y bane Buildings, Nsssau-sL opposite me fHAl-ihe
subscriber having had bis entire establishment aesIose1
Trbune Buildings and again re.dy TO receive al o'oei
tor every description OF Plan and Ornamental ffAlns anu
Steregtvping which viii be executed Win neahess ~
pach Il ih- prices His type and presses JsIs a.
new ani tie best kinds, be VIII guarantee tnal VIC WI
dooe sthis establishment will be executed 10 me Oss'
For ustrzed work w. " cOnhdeuLly refers 70 pnols9.
err OF mi. city " o have already conhded ong and dricuit
pubica ions 10 his and experience -, 49,, -
- 49, ,nd otber- are requested 10 call and ex-
49, y, ~ and ud g- The subscrhers acii-
tie, for dong iher wors. Wri' .,I'. i.yb' =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

~ Toilet Arteie-.-The most choice OF Lubn :,
Gaerlan- Rossrs and Prrvoss EXiracis, r and shs-
wing Brushes shaving Creams ana soaps Coihns OF ue
mot bes fl finish Razors from Ire celebrated man
ufacurers warranted Cosmetics Dtnhces, and every
preparation belonging 10 the toilet. for SAFE by ~
G. SAUNDERS SON
o7a q.aod III Broad,gav opposite HOwarCs Hotel.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No Three Door from Na,sdi,sireet
rJ,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied win all KINDS
l. OF PRINTING at the cheapest rate, VIZ;
Cards, Bus Lanilg,
Circulars, hecrlps,
Bill Heads, CHECKS &c
To LITERARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iia"u'cT'P" prin'
ed with accuracy. 49, ,,.
Psmpllet, Stereotype Work, and al kinds Of
Booss Letter Pr.a Printing.
To Lecturers AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed. ,,,,,,
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Dis1-
Mammoth Bis button, &c
AMI every description Of PLAIN and Ornamental Job Wors,
executed with reai neatness and punciuaty al the Once,
The improved PowER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
al sor. on the above Presses will be done al exraor'
dnary low prices yIl-u
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ry-Thonias Pinckney smith,

Albany Baker County, Georgia. will attend the settlement
OF claims in Counties OF Baker. Lee, Sumter Dooly
Randolph Early, Decatur, Th0mas and LOwndes
Reference--Horac. Greeley, ESQ. Editor Of Tribune
W A. Cleveland, cor Hanover and Exchange sis ID. A.
Wessou, ISL Peafl-si Browning and HUI, l52 doi Dick
in.on Churchill, li0 do; Hyslop Broher 21 do Van
Arsdale Warnock AZ; o. A. Wetmore, 80 fronl-sti
Benedict Tompsus, Il and u do; Brooks Merrill. %
yiiaru.sL oil Saw SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

81 H. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor a.
- 80 co.u.s,oucs Of De-ds kc- vii attend In The
Rs~i,ng Room Of fsmnknJ Hail a al hours o. The day
- s-.ns,g iris osu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
WELDED IRON BOILER FLUEs

nF any diameter, but not exceedink 40, re. - e~'
~ thc Of metal from II 70 IT, wire "A r,ercb
Gayrrnmsn, steamers, sad other last seanoos'' ~
hs ,Yrorrred only rom the PSlentee, u-yo,l
'" % Im. THo5 PRO5SER, Liber.ytt Nev-IorL
<...,Dv ~ V,s PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
10 M,nensLrh. ait-niion Of dealers u scncasd 70
- asove gooIs being superior 20 oucksxn u ouIsoy
thr a.oS ,rey cannO, be saturated of effected
80 or .ny other liquid, with acids, and arc per-
80. - nd plant ia The coltest climates for Gale u
leeuy ~ - =, ,rr,aiI by GEO. BEECHER,
"nos'~o " 100 Broadway.
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. Portnhlc shnvlng Cn.c-.-Th,

~ Portable shaving Casc-.-The subscribers
having perfected and finished variety OF the shove ouers
the The most complete ever invented sutape 10
the wants OF lie travelling public, containing e that i ne
cessary for the toilet with the addition OF The Metallic Tab
let srop. for sharpening and keeping rszor IN me most
rerfect order O.. SAUNDERS SON,
10l qr.oI IN Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

~ Commissioner Of Deeds-wmL h Gns~od.
Commissioner OF Deeds. can DC tound from A NJ r.
n n No. 4 City Hal w he PNk OF IN
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Ur Rn.,nn suh.criniIon. to Ih

Tribune received BY authorized Agents, KIDDING Co.
SatestreeL Tems-0 Cults per week or Two cents for
Single Copies. . =.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, FOR cents or IS
per annum.
All new and cheap publications for sale az low az issued
by Ro.ton Publlshers Thier.' Nsrol-On. ie7 eodd
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els lmeodos
re- DIR. &. /. Won Cort'- Palen, Galvsnic Band

win Magnetic Power. These Electro Oalvanlc bands nav
proved OF the greatest efficacy the system In almost
diseases They ysl speedily remove inc most acute pain
in any part u lie system Sold via full directions AZ Nc
ais. Rro,lvay SIS eodtfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
LIFE INSURANCE.

The New England Mutual Life Insurance
COmpauy. of Boston, have established an Agency IN
the Civ Of New the purpose Of receiving apphca
lions for Life Insurance, &c.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES CURTIS.
FRANCIS C. LOWELL, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
r Il FORBES WILLIAM W. STONE,
GyORGF n KUHN THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS
WILLARD PHILLIPS President
JONATHAN AMoRY, Secretary.
Jogx C. CHErsNAx, VI. D. Consulting Surgeon, as
Broadway NegIOrk-
JAMES " B. GREExHow, NJ. D. Consulting Physician,
AS Broadway, New-York.
This Company has been IN successful operation in Boston
for The a.i months snd Offers adj 20 insu
rers equal TO any other Company.
All -ary information as - terms &c will be furnished
IA, lhe suh-cri6-r JOHN HOPPER
If .oau U.tol Soiciior AID Al col 50 Wal-s-
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STEREOTYPlNG AND Fh1N I'M.
DEfrNIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, Tribune Buildings
The .yo.crber formerly OF he arm OF Ne"eli, Mon
aban a Woodrua) = rapidly completing an extensive
e.tah i-huent and viii, In fe" days, be prepared
TO -xecl- 10 The rapid and beautiful manner svery de-
srpuOu vi slsreoypIng and Printing IA sys and upon
term that cannot ial ~ please '" M NJ " LII,
oL5 iw' formerly OF 40. II ,prule-.t
IIHNHIE- Z. FULWELL, Draper and Tailor,
u No ~ Broadway, corner OF Joan-si up Stars pase
Of NJ q Fgon--L D-gs respectfully u niorm ss irsnas
and he pub tia. be has received ns Fall and "hIe
sock Of fa- Cloths Cassneres, and Vestings pufcrAssa
lr cash. winch be viii make up IN asaperiof manne
ths, ind taer goods shall have them maze up IL VIC
sane manner as II they purchased OF BIN -, 49,. 9Th
n B. C. Z =. attends ~ cutting personAlyI elu, -
The tsste Of his c0stuEI-r and bis own comon-o wip
fashions he receives sei-monhly from LONDON sno
mac. 4 garment that - snfpssse-i. " ~, u
nRDPO-AI- for furnishing Farsi Bssf ior ns = ?
Iroop. stationed al the several FoFis = ur 81 ~
and RI lie lsrbor VI S-wlOfk flr one yea IN - - ID
Soveu.,.r mkt ~ NJ De received al MS Once IL.
- S.,g,rlt-r The Bee "a he II soon ~ r
~.'tv to b. delivered 10 quarters. vim at es4s -
~ 80 ma mind ql.fers tnecks ard snaths ssr..oe~l =. @
.l 500 fr-e of expense ~ lie Inea SIal1'' W. CA
r-.ting three each Week 80. p.-u...
d nd s.aicl-nt security viii be required Proposals
20 ~ embossed Fresh Beef Proposals. and % CONTAIN no
-- Capt an Comrnsy. OF Subsistence u > A
Snh.st-nce Offce, No 50 Green Slchst
New-York, October. I'd, lstA o27sodT'
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"a. n-rrIN.v .l0rs-Fcflr-- taken this esta5-
i.Am-, A.. moi excr--i ti- country. say ms
-o5s ps.- q TIE pubic are r--ieclgy invited 10 cal aid
~, "a ~, ,h.n.-lv-s % 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

" The arguments OF counsel in the case OF Pot
ter were commenced on Monday Gen. Kimberly max
ing the opening plea for the prosecution and Mr.. Chap
man ths; for the defence.
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" Hydropathic Institution.-George T. pe1ts

" Hydropathic Insfituuon.-George T. Dexter,
NJ D. bss established Hydropahic Institution for the
treatment Of disease upon The cold water system al the cen
tra and pleasant village of xorstown j. The efficacy
OF cod water in The prevention and Of disease
generally admitted and in reuy parts Of Europe and our
own couay II has suspended The OF drugs and meci-
cine Ia boh acute and chronic diseases s1rh
rhmasn gouI paralysis, scrofua, spinal diseases TN
GLIDING curvaures and dstorons dyspepsia, and host OF
nj. which an heir TO- the acton Of cold rapid and
permanent Al once se!zing upon The OF disease, II
uces greatly the amount vi human misery and suffering and
rolues RASCAL cure Of disease When other and
treatments have allied In the graphc language VI Bulwer,
under The cslt treatment nsture leaves the body to
~. own Instructive tendency, which e always towards
cvrry new OF reaction commences aid the con-
simuon Is only amended II aniergprs change Or.
Dexr IA. recently from Europe and has made hs
extensive OF baths &C a- he plan Of Press
nz himself II viii be lis ain OF ne proprietor while he
a.. no nvads The mean. Of relief from disease give
hem a.o The comfort ana conyelerccs n home. Nor
risown Delightfully."- situated .ufroandei on a. sides :" N
,s 40. nd appliance. which Will give -Eeci IN carryn
ou he cold al.r treatment The Morris and Essex Rail
road terminates shorI distance IRON ne Institution and
Carriages really n Al l1s W convey paiens 70 ao
rom the estaoA.hmenL oIJu
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To those whom II may concern
crrERNSEY,S RHEUMATIC BALM.

THE NEVER FAILING AND EFFECreAL Rene
dy for Rheumatism, Ticdolo eux quincy sore Ihrosl
SAIL Rhrums Corns Sprsins, Stf Joints, Cremp In
the Feet or stomach Cuts, Burns scalis Bruises wars
Frosted Feet Tooth Ache Jgne IN the Breast Scrous ir
l,mnation OF the Lungs Worm, spine and Marrow Iis
eases Asthma, Coughs, Gods Posons, Eruption VI ne
skin Old sores Pain Weakness IN any part OF the body
TO prove this we have the testimony OF some oi me most
eminent physicians This country, who are, as every one
on be- vitality opposed TO system OF qnacSery anu
To use the precise language of physician Is tr psst
We ,etabs compound ever put together medicine which
needs only 10 be known 4 BE- beloved. We have testimony
10 show that the Rheumatism has been cured OF ~ years
standing line U- in the Breast IN hours but We VIII not
here en1merae ihem AZ list Os certificates accompany
each Bottle with direction for USE Tor se ~ ~ Shcnes
h Evereu's City Drug Store % iludson-sL j. Iod-
dingon corner vi spring aud Hudson-.ls corner ram
ruond Hsdson; IN Avenue, Nos 40, III &i5 Nous
ton st. Rivngon-st III Bowery corner Aien otan
ton; II East Broadway 3ia Grand- corner bowsry snl
sprluv Manufactured by ii. GUERNSEY 4 co - Shsrin
10y prics D, ct. nsr hottie OIL lmeod-
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fIIatent nlfoirinss.
SANDs,S sAEsAPARILLA.

yoz rHs RENOsA, AND FkSNANssr cVsk OF All DIS
BASES ASisiNG fSoN Az iMrtks sl.It " 'hs
sInnn nR HARIr OF THk sIsILN.
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Boaroin9 an6 Hotels.

DOARDING.-Rooms, single and double, with elosets
ID attached, be had with board II No. II Barclay 1t
Persons DESTROYS u locating themselves for the Winter,
would do well TO call tue house possesses every requisite
for comfortable residence References exchanged 90 ~
llOARDING-Two or three gentlemen can BE- accom-
ID modaisd win good board by hs day or wect, s low
charge, In private boarding house, No. b Anns mean
Gold. o<9 Nv
lpVAKDING.-A private family residing al No 32
ID RutOnsL would take Two three gentlemen IN the
family board furnished rooms may be had Without
board Va ~
DUUlIS TO KENT.-A handsome pafiof ssi bed
II r0onl without breakfast and Tea, may DO OBJ
s.c.s ,Dill IN. ,eour,d 90 So
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
pleasant rooms AMI good board by applying inmedi-
aely No IS Ann-sL Can room separate or together
very low charge. Also front paror ifrnsbd) on No
second door, with board suitable Tor gentleman and we
OBJ lw-
- To THE PUBLIC. The proprietor Of shake.
III peare Hotel ayslls himself OF this opportunity TO sy
that his Ball Room IL now open for tie Inspection "
wishing give balls and concerts through me season.
aud would his complete TOT me
al )mmodaon OF permanent boafders hroughthe wn~t1
moderate rates hoping the public VIII call and examine os
themselves NJ s. TRE5HER, Proprietor.
49, Vol ne, oQ,b l2fs Oh ion
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- THOMPSON'S TRUBeES, cold ~
Y Nv. r BENJAMIN, Once Is Beekmansuesf.
About 20 Of lbs physicians and surgeons Of
New.York hsve given tbeif decided preisssnee
u, t True = you can rsdsss The pressure from oos -
any pounds the rupture without beck pea which doec
70 much injury 70 he spns air ti bsng ~ eess -
Of IL superiority, L. applied and six days VA gwen -
Of eIercise 81 coughing and give perfect essehs noos
cheerfuy returned psrnsnsnt cure easily scscaea'
and warranted directions are followed.
Those sending for Ibis Truss Deed ooiy menr0n ne -
ruplured and me measure round The hps - ths
be yraiuatsd " suit ther casa OK -.