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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Is DESTROYS of doing Vermont favor by granting
Ia liberal appropriation for any public purpose.
The reason why the several States, by their rep.
resentatves in Congress, thus anxious to do us
n favor, is account of the stand taken by the
Green Mountain Boys not only during the Revolu-
tonury war, but from the time they were first per
mitted to take scat in Congress. AS early as
1872 our delegates, by their votes signifed TO the
world that they considered the United States as
firm in common; where it was considered adVisa-
BILE to make an improvement, they cheeruly gave
their vote for an appropriation. ask you, sir, tc
put your finger upon an appropriation made by
Congress for any necessary public WORK, such as
forts, Notifications, light hospitals, break
waters sea-walls, &c. &c. beginning at New.
Brunswick, and passing along our board tt
Pensacola, but what the delegation of Vermont
have supported You may take the Journals o.
Congress and examine as to the appropriations
mae by Congress for the purpose Of improving
the Mississippi River and its tributary streams, a;
far as a Yankee with an Indian for his guide could &C
with bark cenoe-you may pass along our West
crn lakes almost to the Lake of the Woods, ant
wherever any necessary appropriation has been ask
ed for, for the security or facility Of trade, you
will find the Nermonters went for the appropriation
Three times have the Vermont delegation secured
the appropriation for the continuing Of the Cumber
land road. | might name many local appropriations
for the purpose of internal improvements which
tie Vermont delegation voted for. | hope we shall
continue so to do. By pursuing this policy so long
almost every state has from time to time beer
greatly benefited by appropriations made by Con
gress, through the influence Of the Green Noun.
tain representatives. Il Vermont wishes for an
appropriation say, dst ask IN earnest -"Gsk and
ye shall receive" For Vermonters to talk Of be.
ing denied by Congress before they ask, is really
too bad Whenever VIC make an application &c
Congress for an appropriation, in the character Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Mr. YANcEr The correspondent ofe New York Express gives
following sketch of Mr.. Yancey;
Mr. fancey about twentsX
boh both appearance and He has the peculiarly
South and the Southwest which belongs the young that section
before they mnge much with the polished society of the world His
cadaveus his face beae and his lips coloess
thin tie killed his brother fight" Alabama
consequences of the deed have had fatal effect his happiness
since that doubt owing this
mind perpeuay cked with and that he would rather be rid
of this world than Indeed questionable, whether life
Of which he desires The provoca
ton of Mr. Cngman unproyoked and uncaed for that the
tive here imputed unreasonable Had Mr. Clngman
character and previous history believed he would not have eng
ed him.
Great poygge The Magnolia arrived yesterday with thirty
dd barrels of whale oil She had been
and brings clear profit the of 1900 $4,000 Capt Sim
and Of the Vemoners takes tho
Mountain Boys gppe with the leviatans Of the deep The first
question put by the Captain the pilot President of the
United States "Pok" reply ows Vermont" "Cay all
over" 4" All right sir"-Nep Bsdtord Bulletin
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Mr. Hubbard the Commissioner of Massachusetts, has cf
New Orleans without attempting to effect the object
his mission. The N o. Bulletin saysi
"Wc learn from last evenings Courier, that Hon Henry Hub
bard Mass lchusctts Commissioner, has e the city, BE
fore departing, he wrote letter gentleman of high standing
which frankly ccuTc that he fully convinced Of the
fuessnusc OF his mission, and that If persisted In, will oe
casou great excitcmeu He adds therefore, that he ppar
ing imnie stately to leave"
The Pcayuue says:
"Mt Hubbard left New ORLEANS Sunday, leaving in h,
hands OF gentleman of this city letter, OF which tue follow
ing :
" And frankly declare younnd farther, that am full
that the mission must be ffuess and will occasion
useless excitement aud preparing Immediately TO leave
aud eNrn the commission to the from which ii orgina
ted -
oh, most lame md mpoent conclusion!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
A PRACTICAL sup.rREAsURy MAN.

c. J. McNuy, the ocooco Clerk of Congress-, has been
pactcng upon the doctrine that the vicoTs belong the
spois" which not altogether Questionable in the days Of
Mr. Vun Buren,. Nc a. ocooco candidate for Congress
in Ohio having been defeated by Columbus Deano, by
small majority recently gave lin notice that his would be
contested. See proceedings Of Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

The Boston Pilot the Irish Catholic journal of New England,
80 in enumeatng its exploits during the past year
boasts thus;
The fame of ilustrous Ishman has been vndcated-a
notorious bgot Fenghusen has been defeated n national
contest aud Truth has been told in New England whore is
much needed"
" Hail Columbia, happy land"!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

ohio The legislature (Whg) has instructed the ocofoe
Senators from that State against annexation ApPr0pos-
Had the third been able defeat the Wings the reoen
election, such voice against annexation would have bee
raised
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Mad Contracts Tho F. o. Department has advertised 70
proposals carry The mails in Vermont. See W. Patriot o
Bennington Gazette for advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Rh0de Island The Bill release Don taking the oath Of
allegiance, has been pissed by both ouse- D0rr' r0Hg
against Il. Alas, for "Algerno cruelty"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

PENNSYLVANIA Legsatre The House Saturday. took uI
the resolutions of Mr. Bright relative to Tariff and the same
passed Committee of the Whole without opposition. The mAir
resolution is as foowsi That Senators in Congress b,
cted and Representatives requested oppose the
passage bill which have for its object reduction
whatever the present. Tariff, established by the Act
Congress of Aug 80, 1872"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
WATCHMAN g. JOURNAL,
Z. r. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.

MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, JAN. "a, 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16


The schedule value of the easehold and estate we
have not but have doubt the amount
realised than the other assets This statement exhibits
the rotenness Of these defunct institutions and shows
that the nominal value of their assets greatly exceeds
the market value that the proceeds go but a little way
towards meeting their liabilities.
From recent returns it appears that the aggregate
ue property in Mississippi is shown to be S7 32l
and the aggregate tax assessed to be s4I3773. The
amount of money at interest, and in the form Of bills
bonds, &c., is valued at i06937 merchandise sold by
regular merchants at S5462 s55 bank stock 50 $780,
a76; taxable land at $50 7s04O4 There the State
IL 22s voters number Of slaves 222,77s.
The taxable property of this State very large, and
small average tax would produce sufficient to
meet the expenditures of the
interest on tho State debt We look for movement
in the Legislature OF Mississippi towards acknowledge
ment OF the public debt and provisions made for
the payment Of the annual interest The people of that
State cannot resist much longer the influence of public
opinion upon this question, and may, at day not far
hence assume the indebtedness, and remove if possible
the stain Of reputation from the escutcheon tina. com.
monvsal.h
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
1SCULAPIAN SANATIVE:


UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH
fHE PROPRI ToR of this Sanatiye begs respectfully
inform he inhabitants Of this city the pu c generally
h,t he niw prepared 10 furnish them with this bic
remedy Aud ~ presenting this great remedy to the public the
proprietor deems u only to hst he alone
quaned with the a q preparing IT, and from long aud pact
IN the ingredients of which
and their amr and sanat,ye effects and org
health he fully enabled that this m.dicn
IS one possessing medicinal properties far suppsias ay thing
heretofore offered for the OF suffering humanity for the
OF esth indeed its for good
over the human frame that dose small
pllsh It's effects that many nht feel dispose from that cir
cnmstance 10 ink among the many useless o
ay Bp The day Of End ignorance has
curStlv virtue and quality any Of the medicinal pan aud
herbs does not much depend quantity upon
quality iey extracted and fully understood Although th
sinative s thus almost all powerful IN restoring health
resting diseased action yet 50 resty safe aad CERTAIN
It's administration that II be taken al under
any Circumstances The proprietor therefore under the fullest
assurance tn this saave wi accomplish all that he states
unh statngly recommends general remedy
tbeev he does thai disease bur and thing
al,ough presenteaa different iorms bit especially for tn
following yiz:Asthma Coughs Colds Bron-
chs Dyspepsia, Lve- Comp amt all its forms Indigestion
Gosveness eaiache Papiiaton and other diseases OF the
Heart want oil appetite Hypochondra aud other Of
Nerves Palsy Cont Gravel aud ali affection othe Kidneys
and Scroul Ia all its orms Dose five drops for
adult proport Full dire
with each bottle Sold wholesale aud by the Agent 800
Hudson New York snd the principal druggists through
oat the city and country. lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
MONEY NIARRKT.

saturday, NOV. 10, lS4o-o r. h.
Quotations for stocks to-day appear to be very unset
tled Long Island fell OF per cent, Norwich and Wor
cester t, stonngton II. North American Trust Can
ton went up per cent, vcksburg I, Morris Canal T.
Illinois q Farmers Loan I. Harlem, and Pennsy lvania
5's closed firm at yesterdays prices. The sales
not very large today but the bulls anticipate ad
in prices during next week.
Sterling exchangeclosed firm to-day at 81 a 81 per
cent premium. The demand has been moderate and
the supply very large.
The following letter circulated in the street this
morning; 1t probably sent to England in the Gale
donia =
New YORK. NOVEMBER IA, Is45.
The variation in the prices of the leading securities
downward, and the amount of United States, Ohio
Kentucky and Pennsylvania loans in the market
much increased In the speculative stocks par
ticuiary railroads the have been very exen
sive and the rise rapid and great The transactions
are not based upon any actual or even probable income
OF the different companies but thoroughly of gam
bling character and The rise caused by the monopog
by certain party Of majority of the shares in order TO
to pay such prices the bulls may demand Heretofore
the result of such cornerng has proved disastrous to
result of the present gambling transactions time alone
must prove. Money is very abundant, as many prefer
Congress before permanently using their capital
Bills on London have been freely offered at quota
ons and the business for the steamer has been mode
rate. Of bills the continent the supply has been
limited, and rates fully maintained.
The result of the recent election in this State shows
an increased democratic majority at the time when
the three prominent questions for decision, viz Ore
gon the Sub.treasury and modification Of the tariff
were clearly understood to be the favorite
sures of the present administration at Washington
The Executive, in bringing them before the country,
may add increased weight to his arguments when the
voice of so important State this through the bal
lot boxes, declared in his favor Resp'y, yours,
CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE co.
We rather think this is a misrepresentation of the
dition of things this side of the Atlantic 1t is
that stocks have been affected by the recent views
many have taken of affairs but they settled
The aspect of our foreign relations is more pa
cifc, and its effect the market is already felt and
will be still further felt
The assets of the City Bank of Buffalo sold at
auction in that city the 9Th inst under the direction
of the receiver The gross amount of the sales S52
s74 IS. The assets valued at S452 ls3 &C. accor
ding to the schedule. We list of the assets,
with the amount realised the sale attached to each
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

What can the Intelligent portion OF tho
community think Of who has the srazsn impudence TO
name possesses the power q removing the scu prevent
hs from falling out or badness Must they brand him
need comment psslons Chemical nvig,rster the ouy
tco Tor the bona de Of scur prevent
fs hair from falling in which If it does prove
enectnal the money will be refunded
fhaons Dahlia Cream an excellent Toe, Pomade for
beauiy,ng the hair Sc He does any
the test - 80 1850
The above articles prepared only by Edward Palon
Broadwiy, Wig Maker and Hair Gutter For Agents Ad
veTtsement.
The Genuine Galvanic Rlngs-These ceIe-
orafed articles for the positive Of Rheumstn and Ne
building.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

ROCkLAND QUARRY.

TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
ES THO respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Cce
be furnished with for building their
the very best quaty The well known the pub
OF seventy Likewise furnished IA the rough,
flu shed OF finer quality and equal color than
any other twenty per cheaper than any
other used the city Of New York Architects and
builders have opportunity Of Introducing
en aud oruamentng them with this cheaper
being and ardens by exposure proof
frost Any individual opportunity OF seeing
kind Of built in farm the vicinity Of the
weatr Orders received the quarry
at Mr. William Youngs yard of Barrow Wash
ingfon streets, New York. Oct. % 3w+rc
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, 1916
M Buchanaa's Position-Mr. Calhoun-Jhe
Oregon questioa-The Adm ninistra ration--A Sober
Disposition
Nolens rolens, no statesman has ever been placed
in more difficult attitude with respect TO himself,
the State OF which he is the champion, and the Adj
minisiraton, of which he is the premier, than Mr.
Buchanan Let us briefly and temperatey examine
this matter.
The new President, in the organizing cabinet
for himself. took the right course in the dsmisslon
of all the primary advisers OF President Tyler, ex-
cent in the case of Mr.. Calhoun. The unsettled and
interminable Oregon question, as undertaken to be
ouieted by the sagacious South Carolnlan, ought
to have suggested, of ITSELF the paramount obliga
ton OF his retention IN the Department Of Slate
and our International relations affecting the annexa
ton Of Texas, could not have been more safely en-
trusted to judicious consideration and actlon
thereon than in the hands OF Mr. Calhoun put,
more than all, the State pride Of South Carolina
would have been appeased, and the merest nomina,
compromise upon the Tariff would nave sa,islled
her for the present, with the gratifying honor OF
having their chosen exponent as 'hc heau ~ "e -
binet. , !, a. ..
Rut the President was Influenced by the very
converae of these considerations he 1edsoheu
Thus Mr.. Calhoun's policy with regard TO oregon
will not satisfy the West-they will submit 10 nei-
ther comnromise nor posponement. am commit
,nd ~ ,he West upon this question, and Y IS lmpc-
r,,;ve that INV Diplomatic Secretary should take a
,rre snondinp stand, in order that my aomn sle-
,ion NAV retain the countendnce anu suproit Z. o
Waat Mr. Calhoua will not answer rtnh-NiN"'
~, h,s asked that MIR SuUhanin be promoted I"
he head OF the State Department. How can 'e-
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
THE AMERICAN GYMNASIUM,
IJ9 md IBu Crosby street.

HAVING been completed will be open for subscription
MONDAY nth instant Those whe have given he
will certificates the office Of the
before emitting them membership. Boys will be required
take their exercise DUNG the day. and will be clsssed
coding and strength Teachers having their scholars
attending select any hour for th.ir insuctou he D
rector will at all times be IN attendance give instruction and
improper exercise particularly by boys. The
regulations Of the Institution believed good aud will
invariably be enforced The various departments
ranged as to accommodate number with
Lessons in sparring and Fencing by Mr.. q D'Lancy.
Lessons in Wrestling by Mr. W. Price. .
We have the privilege Of referring the following medical
gentemen-Vaentnc Mott, M. d. j. r. Cheesman, M. D.;
J. Kesrney Rogers, M D; i A. Z Post; MD
HENRY l.. TWiGGS, DirectoL
New York, Nov. iHh Ist5. MS StNi2tsrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

consumption, JosEPH B. HosTIN,

aged 80 years. -
James and Henry invited TO attend his funeral Of
o'clock PM (sundayD from the residence of his mother
NO loo west Eleventh street. without further invita-
ton. '''
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM EpwAHp Bruor,,
eldest son Of Wesley and Mary Burgess aged wears
and IL days "eoNo 'ediS
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o,oo,
from the residence Of his father Duane streat
without further notice. '1"e'"i
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
GAZE TORTONl
TABERNACLE.

AS the honor Of announcing 10 his friends aud patrons IN
New York. that previous to his departure for the SOUTH
he WILL in compliance with the solicitations oil numerous par
trs who unable admission former oces Mons
Palmos Opera House. give night at the Tabernacle, on
MONDAY EVENING, November 2ith, particulars OF
which will be duly announced -
Mr. Tempeton lakes the opportunity OF apprsn his
kind friends Brookvn that he will also have the pie asure
Of giving them night during the same week.
MIR L. will also the honor Of appearing before New
audience for the first me of which due notice will be
gwen
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
SARACEN'S HEAD,
l2 Dew street. Nexv XocL

JOSEPH SMITH late of Worcester, England begs leave
70 inform sfrends aud the public that he has m
his house n the most neat and comfortable style He has
times Oh hand the choicest of Wines Liquors and segars
glass Of genuine spa king Ale In addition his fare
he Intends serving ~ plates Of Trpe in the old country
STYLE together with all other kinds of usually
gratifying to his friends in general.
Rooms neatly fitted for privar no
house better supplied with old country American news.
"a 1v's.
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

NHE PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel, takes
occasion respectfully, apprise his old and the
public generally that IN determination keep full pace with
The spirit c ente his line he within
the last fey monts had his spacious establishment thoroughly
pense he has added his splendid another
new Ladies' Ordinary and LADIES' Dawng Room fronting on
eseo ms ORA ing Room is very magniceny furnished
the hieh admiration OF the hundreds who have Ad
joining this Ora ing hoom several and delightful
Chambers also handsomely shed aud
can be made from other Of the house
With these improvements he confidently believes that his es-
exceed any part United States
and he respectfully socits Of that
Thic has been Tor so extended Browns la
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN
:, ashIngton City. Nov IL 1875. nU 2wrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
PROMENADE 90 y, ERTS,
a LA MU sARD.
FIRST CONCERT WlLL TAKE PLACE ON

AT NlBLO's SALOON.
THE MEMBERS of the New YoIk Musica Association
respectfully beg leave their friends ard th
public their intention Of Instrumental Conce
during the wnter consisting of Oveures Pot Pours
VALVES Quadrills etc. etc. by Strauss Lner, Labi,zky
Musard Julien, Guns and Other celebrated
Such musical having created fh greatest
the musical circles Europe the said
the OF friends OF have all
the and best compositions Of modern times which
in rrhe ,rsal by full aud effective Ofches Of
THIRfY-THKEE PERFORMERS
IN order to themsev from loss which might
from the large number OF performers and The heavy
accessory has been thought advisable
scrpon lists the Mu Stores order that those
who desire attend the performance subscr ibe and
TO the projectors number Of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION. THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS
To be paid the delivery tickets for the first
tickets for subcrbers be obtained by pplyng thee
mtee for 80 eacb the door the OF the
certs rs cents each.
Committee of arrangements:
}. F WoLTEK' .' lis West GEORGE SCHNEIDER SO
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
HOTEL DES DEUX FkERES.
Boarding and Rooms on The EnroDeou pj1n

" HIGH is more convenient comfortable and economical
w than other plan for and merchants whose
business requi them 10 be absen frequently.
The quiet aud healthy location of the hotel opposite Duane
park retired from the noise hustle and great
roughares adjacent thereto and all the land
ines, presents the most desirable residence 1853 Duane
posite Duane park. MD lm*
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
HAyiNG jus. received from Europe, nth assortmen,
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot of
independent Seconds and double Watches aud Move.
msnts OF an entirely style aud Of superior finish tai
business 70 visit stock which, in every respect will be
'ouno advantageous. both for price aud quality
DELACHAUX X MARE,
Ps-r No. lT Fulton street, New York.
,n ,.nRaged also the watch naking business we con-
aend 70 the repairing of all kinds Of Watches par
= o' VI hne ana difficult works. nit lmSm
w uh onE.St..WATCHES .t AND JEWELRY Those
Cham, ",J D. p,? 20 purchase Coll Silver Watches Gold
sdvanre 10 ca anne's ." 81 Keys &C. viii find il greatly TO their
,;nna " Sa on me subscriber who Is selling a desctiu-
u hs % c "e aG%ys os much than Any other house
es and Jewery eschans e low as see and S25 each Watch
10 Keep good t,me, or the money refunded ~ "'""'''
~ u ALLEN importer of Watches and JewsIrv
,.,. wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street
-. - up stairs.
IL ceived and Tor sale by h h TnITi iIn,rsently re-
M nc " obE,So . %,
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

GOALS
HAVE At my Yard 2e Eisabsth street and corner Ham.
prices viz $5 for broken IS rs egg and stove large
nut Lehgn egg and per rescreened aud
delivered Also, Liverpool, Bosshurgh, sc.
Orders received at the Yard. ,,..
oS imsrc JACOB WEEKS
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
pISTuI. GALLERY

AND SPARRING SCHOOL.
4 HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
-. to his old friends and pupils that he will be found at
homer his residence 25 Broadway second floor
he will devote his tme in giving Instructions in the noble art
Of Self Defence
oto imsr
The New York herald., 1845-11-16

THE TREASURER OF THE PROTESTANT HALE
pRPHAN SOCIETY acknowledges with pleasure H.
donation OF $3.50. M M WKINWRlC CtiT' al
MspAMWI You oblige me by accepting the enclosed nro
cd evenings exhibition ard apply to the bene
the Half Orphans charge OF your admirable Institution
am Madam, &c &c
$50 HERR ALEXANDER
hstoI Ilonet ~ y. I3n NOV. lN3, MIC tire
nVERCOATS. .CLOAKs, &c.-A large assortment Mems,
~ and Youths Beaver Nled Cloth aud Pilot Overcost,
Cass &C. for sale ready made usual moderate prices
VIM L. JENNINGS x co. 23I Broadway
Mo lnls American Hotel
TRANSLATIONS.
GENERAL TRANSL ATlNG OFFICE. a Cb,mb.,.
" cet-TIan, laons from the French Spen;sh ,s,,nen
Portuguese and Italian made with correctness and desp,tch
MIC lw-rc. ''''
LOST
old fashioned Amethyst Broach around with 6lerree
At $50 Houstonst mia atsm
The New York herald., 1845-11-16
.AxSIkI SAlAn4H.s Ak1kiA i'fSh,.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsa MANAGER Observation-Disclosures. .MR H. +. sTxreB
Monday Evening, November 18th.
VIII be performed the KING AMI DESERTER-Adebe
Mr. Wood, Frederick the Great, Alr. Stevens Rosae,
Mrs Blu, ke.
To b. followed by THE BUMP OF BENEYOLENCE-Dr.
Twings Mr.. Greene; Capt Costly Mr. Fred-rcks; Guy,
Mr. Burke; Barbara brckdust, Mrs. Thayer.
To conclude with THE CHEROKEE CHIEF-Pattipaw,
MIR Wood.B nth Durkp