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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-20
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
RAI,SAM

FOR THE CURE OF every k,nd Of wound, sprains,
foFes burns. coughs, sore lungs the des pcrae
ie5 and rheumatism of every kind II will prevent the
'ooihache, esoi torpid and persisted limbs stiff joints
"un'hness c and can be depended on 10 relieve sore
ness in al cases
Tbs valuable medicine has been extensively used for
le last ten years while its increasing dema,d The unver.
sal Sd islaotIn has gwen and the testimony Of multi
Jude OF individuals Of The first standing in the connunity
who have tested and midlhbly proved eic'cy show
mat need only to be used TO prove It's pa ud e ex-
ce,i,.eP irdeed all who haze ever tried ~ asam prize
so mighty that hey vii be induced -hder any consd-
e'a'ion to do without it, This Baso" ms attracted the
attention Il men OF science. and Phsclans and Surgeons
OF The greatest scientific acqnrehens give At their un-
qualified appreciation; while l.any Of Them IN different
seciots OF the Uured Stacsnow use II IN their Practice
md have auth rzed the publication Of heir certificates
u Purchasers should nGure fer tine true arlce by US
my tie whole nlmr-Cbsoseman Arabian Balsam-and
see HAT has wilIteD IN my own downing
across the printed directions, the wrapper Of every bot
lie. T. CHEESEMAN.
Sold by CLARK & COLLINS Druggists Montpelier;
q: K. Aln,worth. WlIamstown; GOss Huchins
the country generally: Sc ".
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Death Of q good man. 1t is our painful duty tc
announce the death of GEO. JoV HOMER, Esq. one
OF our oldest and most respected merchants, after
few days illness, in the 9th year OF his age
For about forty years Mr.. Homer had been in &C
tive mercantile business in this city, as partner
in the well known firm of Holmes, Homer & Co
in Union street, and during the whole of that time,
until the very day on which he was suddenly
struck down by appoplexy, while engaged in writ
ing in his own store, he never failed to distribute
with liberal hand, his honest and laborious earn
ing among the sick, the poor, the unfortunate and
iriendless the ignorant and the oppressed. When
we say that during long and successful mercan-
Tile career, he expended tens OF thousands Of dollars
among his more needy fellow creatures--to say
nothing of the large sums he has given TO mission
airy purposes that he never failed to extend the
hand OF reefto the afflicted, whether "saint" or
sinner" or whether belonging to his Gown
church," or some other church--tliat he was never
guilty OF mean action, or one that could cause a
pang Of unoasiness in the breast of man, woman or
chlld-that he never failed to visit the sick and
necesstous, at all hours Of the night and minister
TO their comfort-that, in all his dealings, he was
sincere and upright Christian-that he Yves kind
to every one and beloved and respected BY all who
knew him, when we say all this, we believe we
speak the words of truth and sobernoss--words
which will find hearty response in the bosoms of
all classes Of our readers. Mr.. Homer was EN-
phatically GOOD MAN; he was no mean pretender
TO that proud title; but, by every word, deed and
and action Of his life, he richly deserved it. The
death of such man is public calamity; the void
It makes IN this instance cannot easily be filled
thousands and tens of thousands will bless his
memory, and long cherish his manly and Christian
virtues, while none will reproach him. In the beau
tiul words of Bishop Heber, we would say
ES Gq ST' c o ne SpSsr Rsa& ee
But the wide arms of mercy arc spread to enod thee,
And sinners may hope SINCE las DIED"
Boston Post
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-20

Preserving Eggs. My manner of keeping eggs
fresh, is as follows: place layer of sawdust in
a keg then pack the eggs close to each other
with the small end dotcn, to prevent the yolk from
passing through the white of the egg; over this
place another layer of sawdust, and so on filling
the keg Then head it tight, and change it end
for end every twenty-four hours, In this manner
eggs will keep year, and be as fresh as the day
they were laid.-P. Smith jr., in The .4lJ Cuitira
tar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-20

only for their own wants. they see that the surest
road to success lies by the footstoo OF the throne.
The rewards in the power Of the people to bestow
are inconsiderable; their caprices many. The gifts
! in the Executive disposal are valuable and snowy
its demands casy-only this, obedience.
The Executive, therefore, is becoming more and
more, the real power in the Republic. Even with
strong opposition in Congress-, if the President
be bold man, that opposition will be crushed, and
the vast interest represented by it, perhaps sacrii-
ced.
What then what, but that it is Of the utmost
Importance, that we 90 back to the principles OF
the fathers OF the Constitution. Let the doctrine
be established, that Members of Congress are not
to receive Executive patronage. Let the sale OF
public trusts, for parzan services be forever swept
away. We believe that it is necessary to the per-
manence of our institutions in their spirit and
worth, that reformation in these respects take
place, and that return if return be yet possible,
to the high-mindedness of the days Of the early
Presidents. We sec in this dependency upon the
Executive, especially by those who make the laws,
the gradual extinction Of The safeguards OF the
Constitution, and the growth of despotsm, under
the forms Of Republic.
We had fondly hoped that Mr.. Polk would have
scared above the baseness of Tyler, ana the dam
gerous practices of Jackson. We will yet hope,
though that hope be shaken that at least we shall
be saved from the shameless recklessness OF the
ohe ana tHe oudaclouS uSuTpatious OF the o'ner'~
Still, what has, so far occurred, gives not very
pleasing omen to the patriot, though it may to the
partzan. Would TO God, man might once more
sit in the chair of the Executive, who should dare
to act fearlessy in the discharge of his high Office,
and not make it the mare instrument OF spoil-ap-
petitioner! Would thatthe day might come, when
the election Of new President shall not be the
era OF new prescriptions ,-and the. ascenlancy Of
one party, the proscription-f another! He surely
will deserve the lasting honor Of his countrymen,
whoever, or Of whatever party he may be- who shall
first set the example of forbearance, and put an
end to the present miserable and degrading prac-
tices.-NcwbWypon Courier.
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THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR THE PILES.

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC rUARY, invent
/ eddy DIR. Upham Distinguished Physician Of New
fo Cit,, U96 Bowery) the Only successful remedy
for Thai distressing compliant, The Piles.
Maxi this-lt is internal Remedy not m ex ernal
application and Will any Of Plies either Bleed.
Ing or Bud Internal or ENeinai; and PROBABLY The only
thing that Nll. There is mistake about il. Ills pos
hive Gu, e-sPctdy and permanent 1t Is also Il conve.
lent medic Ike, and improves the general heath IN
Il remarkable manner. Pamphlets Containing lestimo.
mails # It's efficacy may be obtained Of the Agents graz
lis
DAVID +. BRADLEE, General gent for The n E.
Stats. q Court street. Boston.
Agents, Montpelier, CLARK COLLINS.
I In ISrattebnrO, DALTON e. CLARK.
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SINGLE DOUBLE. uMBalcAL


IlEsE Tus Scs are constructed in many paI,icula
an entirely new plan, and ihci advantages over all
other trusses have been arslcd only by The
pcciab" "f The Medical FaculS hut by The actual expert
ment If ihoie afflicted ih The disrd, they intended
10 aevla The most en- ncn pin scans, upon an exam
nation of his rus, docde superiority thar
they cheeruly and Voluntarily give flea rs Ia The pro-
preors To be aid before the public, few of which mly
be he handbls For sale by
SILAS BURBANK. lR. ALo.Inerr VI.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1'IERE is no room in a newspaper advertisement to
publish The numerous ccrlca es Of cures bat The in.
valid IS referred to mcdca pamphlet to be had # any
ci The agents gratis such proof as we constant
laying before the public must convince all that
DIR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNG wort
is the only medicine in the world that viii cure all who
ue predispuscd TO consumption, Liver Complaints or
nolbed with Coughs, C'ds, Asthma, Pleursy, putin.
of Blood Pain IN the SIDE aud chest Difficulty OF breath
ing lightncss he Chest, Pdpiliun Of the Heart
Bronchitis Throat complains and aii diff ulty Of he
Pulmonary Organs Ii this Is MOI sufficient, win eler
airy one to Others who 1t the date of the ublgr) now
using his t,iclG ~ variety OF protrdctod Lung and
Liver Complaints
All the certificates shown to the public prove ccncu
siyeIy, one thng-hut the XsfGETA bLE EXTRACT
OF LUNGWORr is possessed of certain powers. in
healing the ungs and restoring energy 10 those who
were supposed to be fast sinking the grave owe eve
~ other remedy anc ent or modern
ana why moi? II Is medicine that is not the work cf
day-'he mpound of GFns shop having only for its
obcc sale. is remedy lha. owes lis existence from
natues source, certlin for complains of he lungs
and all the pfemoniory symptoms .f Consumpton-
Quackery, probably would put new life iuto skeleton
provided You would believe -ai least tie inventors Of
some OF The seeming popular remedies would ndu you
To believe So il lossiDe II Is to put in thu of such
stuff remedy really of mankind that The Vegcta-
Ole EXTRACT OF I.UNGWORT was made.
The study Of yearsIc proper proporn Of the ingre-
lienis,ieir effect upon the different uystems and The
sage of disease The patenis--aIi these the
minds eve oflhe physician who foimed iis medicine
III knew that To make something really uselI
dy, study and observation were necessary, md ne failed
not TO devote all his attention To The purpose. lie has
sncceedcd-TIE VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF
LUNGWORF has taken ITS stand ana beyond the
leading medicines of the present time rs the only true
oradicaior Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION cxtant
Tits tue and ceraln-ruc, because susceptible OF
pruoi-coran because its pow and is asrfnc IN
saving hundreds GOm death cannnt be conlioverted.
&. j. ROOSEV EFT.
.SoLE PKoPRIETon
81 I-2 STATE STREET, ALBANY.
Agents, S, p. REDFiiLD Montpelier,
Richardson skinner 4 Co MitsGcli,
b, Goss, Waterbury,
Geo. B. Pierce Il Co NmlLfel,
A. V. Shere, MOreuwn SO lycop
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A CARD.

WE, the Undersigned, travelling West, embarked board
W the Burlington and Buffalo i4ue (R r. nrt,) under the
direction of Captain Joseph Acky Jun BY his courtesy and
unwearied Intention 10 avelersh kindness Of department.
together with the general agreeable Of the
dered our passage remarkably ngfeeabe although attended
share OF the time with wet and unpleasant weather.
We would therefore with confidence runess
omnend 10 those wishing omigrae, the bout captan and
us answering expectations and consider
fences of the boat equal any the kind floating upon the
waters Of the Erie or Northern Canal.
I'm G.. Rurn VI a.
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If YOU FEEL A LAssITUDE,


w blity Ia exercise with drowsiness and disposition
~ sleep. take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
arising from congestion and anguid circulation f the
blood and redundant quantity or morbid qnaly of the
ollie which apt to occur at ms season OF the ycar-
Pain in the limbs. head ache anu oter elects Of
cold are speedily relievedby Them.
For sale by Druggists gearraly, and BY agents in all
,he country towns aud a tho General Depo No 226
Main 81 Hartford o. Also by S p. REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss aud Hutch
ms waterbury q. French, Barre ; K and M. Hammet
H. Montpelier A. Il Bancroft Planlield. 81
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BANCROFT & RIKER

HAVE just received from New York and Boston lnrgo as
sortmoh OF spring and summer GOODS which thew odor
at prices that cannot a to suit the purchaser Among which
PaTasos &c. &o. ' S',
Montpelier April 20, 1876. II,
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DISSOLUTION.

NE coparncrshp heretofore existing under firm r.
J. NJ. Richardson is by its limitation and by mutual
consent dissolved Those indebted, especially aid Debts
requested make payment those having
will please adjust the with either of the late partners.
RODERICK RICHARDSON.
Jnhtas ~ ARDSON,
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LIBERATION.
NOTICE.

GAME into the enclosure of tho subscbc on or about The
~ gath instant, sorrell mare, switch tail, light mane white
stripe IN the face, adu1ged to be from years old, small
Size The owner requested prove perry, pay charges
and take her away LYMAN FISK
Waitsfeld, May eth, le45. I6t
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FROM NETWORK MOS
TON.

lust received at BANCROFT RIKER'S large aud Itch
assortment of Spring and summer Dress Goods Parasol
April %, lei5. III
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CHEWING and smoking Of the best quality can be ha
- at all times, at the Drug Store OF CLARK an
COLLINS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-29

January, after which lire the Congrcssion
VI Globe and Appendix will each be 50 lor
he session, and no deduction will be- made
n account Of the number Of cowts taken
TERMS.
'or one copy Of The Congression
al Globe 81 80
For one copy Of the Appendix 81
For four copies Of euhar, or part
Of both s 90
For twenty G'e copies Of ChheI,
or part of both % 90
The money may be RENTED by
'ur risk, 1t should be here by the {
December, Al lar,hesl, TO procure all the
numbers promptly.
ProprIetors ul newspapers who copy this
PrcspecIus,and send To us one copy Of lNeu
paper containing II, shall have their names
entered on our books Tor one copy Of Ihc
Congressional Globe and Appendix during
lhe session.
Oar prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford 10 credit them ou
.Ihoreterc no person need consume hi.
ome in writing for them and not send
ing tie money,
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City. October 4, lS45
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NEW SERIES
OF TIE
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX
TO BE SpEREOTTPED.

IO BE SPEREOYIPED.
The undersigned originated the mode of
jourGahzIng the proceedings Ut Congress
which presented them entire, Their pub
hcallun was the first aud only one lhIl gav,
each successive step IN every measure a.
I5lln branches Of Congress; a OneI Of all de
oates, every important vote; aud an Appet
Tx including al full length all NAe reUseu
speeches delivered during lhe session. The
work thus conducted by hen Is most per
feet poIucal history, The Senator'S from
The States ard the Representatives llom
every section OF the OulOn bring with them
pUlo Congress knowledge OF lhe feelings,
I,euumenIs, and interests O lher several
constituencies. Public opinion and the
IpuDlc Information, as II exists among those
I.hoy represent, are embodied by Inem, and
N lh6 CiuclbIo of Cougress the wisdom Oi
our times is brought to ls test, and Is Iherr
roncenUaOd, IA dlrtcung the political
no, emcns Of th0 whole country. inr
Impulses lhus given through Congress from
dVery quarter reaci upon the nation as d
whole, and all Its component pdls art
made 10 move IN co ope,aIIon. Tho press
cann0l be more useluly employed lhan Ia
rondensIog and again spreading abroad the
,nlelilL Leuce ut uur flee county, tending to
such happy results through onr almost mi
,acuousIy adjusted STATE and NaUUnoI in
sUluUonS.
Il a
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DIRECTORY,

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FOR haluitUus CirCuauon to all persons who
will cad, Preserve, and Lend it, at l.. Luz
iBiOomsburg, John Moore, DIuyic, John Ruser
5illUn Waller q Co. Berwick
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FOR Galuitous CrcuIauon to all persons who
will cad, Preserve, and Lend it, at l.. Luz
Bioomsburg, John Moore, DlnyIllo, John Ruser
Milton, W aIIer q Co. Berwick.
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~ " ! - -
A FST HEREAS. have learned from various
W rourccs, thata certiaa Mary Harms, Of ~
5"loaf has circulated SANDER that | have abused
Ind attempted to XIII my wife, aud J. C. o. and
$. C.. q. have likewise done tie same thirr.
Now"I they have done so, prOnounsc the story a
aI.'hood aud SANDER, and stand ready to prove ii
,o, at any time.
JEREMIAH STILES.
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Rrandreth,s Fills

EE FAD lnd Understand The time viii come
O. when he medicine, Dandrelh Pills, will no
appreciated as they ought aud deserve; it will he
understood that Dir. Bpudrclh has the strongest
claims upon the public It is true that every in.
dlyidual who makes a trial OF the Braudreh Pills
cOnccdc them to be the best medicine they ever
used lhoy arc indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake Their value in climate so
changeablc ours cannot be sufficiently approcia-
lea 4 free pcrspiraDl is at once restored thus
they cure colds and consumption is prevented
Those who have % redundancy of bile find them Of
the most essential service, and should there be do.
Ilccncy Of that important fluid the Bmndrclh Pills
have an yq Ii.N beneficial effect. Often has this
important mrrlne saved valuable lives IN those re.
glous where the drgadiul yellow fever was prCyas
! ing few does taken Immediately upon the in.
| lection being received into ht system, will be al
most ce.taln To prevent any material ncOnvcuinCe
And NJ no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is thCrc
$50 proper a medicine as the Brendrelh Pills. Let
| this medicine be universally used in this
disease, anG no loss OF blood allowed and few
very few, would he its victims So il is with other
Diseases. Assist nature With thus all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood,
and do not resort TO bleeding or mercury, and wo
shall have "cry glcat scarcity fpcrsons afflicted
with cronicmaIadcs The feathcreduibe-thc Ou
mal kingdom. over which We are the lords, are
not afflicted with chronic maIades; neither should
We be if it were not for our prioe which occasions
lhan Follow nature. Use the medicine which
harmonzes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities OF the hood,vhch srrcueth-
ems the rcbeand yet reduces those Of too full haiti
10 healthy standard. Len again say that every
department of the manufacture Of Brand eth Pills
tls sycrsooaIIy superncndcd y me, AID that every
hoz wish my three labels upon it may he relied up
ion to have the beneficial effect dcrnrhcd if used
Iaccord,ug to the diIccious accompany ing.
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TVSae g SksGeF

LLN\DAJ LEIAl.1M = - .A4U --U IL = .
gYNHE subscriber respectfully informs The public
n that he has opened shop, on Man-sueet
nearly opposite Cayton's Tavern, in Bloomsbury
where he intends carrying on the above business
in all its various branches.
TIN W.7RE,
ofevery description will be kept on hand for sale
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured INTO any form required,
STOVE PIPES,
Of all sizes kept constantly on hand. Stoves finish.
ed TO order.
Bcirg determined to do business IN tho riehl
way, he rcqests all to call upon him before they
purchase elsewhere, as he viii furnllh all article
IA his line as cheap as they can tie purchased il
the county.
D. RICE.
Scptember 90, lSiJ-ly22
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

HONOLULU WHALING CoMpANY.-By ref
crence to the minutes of the meeting of the
"haIlng Company, as published in our COL
nmns, 1t will be seen that the project has
temporarily failed, owing to the unforeseen
"nseaworthincss ofthc only ship which was
to be had. The ontcrprising spirit manifes-
ted by the subscribers to the association.
augurs well for the renewal of the scheme
when circumstances become more favorable.
1T appears to be the general opinion that a
successful fishery can be carried on from
this port, if suitable vessels and skillrll cap-
talns can be procured. A few small but
successful expeditions led to the present
tlourishing condition of New Bedford, Nan
tucket and other American towns. The an
vantages of immediate vicinity to the grounds
arc with US, and markets annually i%ncreas-
ing and opening about us. The Oregon
will shortly consume much oil. Yearly the
advantages towards fitting out vessels from
this port are becoming more ample, but per-
haps the better plan at the commencement Of
the enterprise would be to purchase and fit
out a ship in the United States.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

22-Frcnrh friga,e Nirgine. (5i guns) admiral
Hameln, from Mnlqucsas.
Dec. lS-tou,hcd here, Brig Globe. Doanc: from
'ihu, Tor Boston-teporicd having parted company
with slhp Congarcc, Weston, i DAYS from Oahu.
SAILED.-Dec. l9-Stcamcr phaeton. conpop-
Ger Maissin, Ct Paixam guns for lecward Islands.
MEN-oF-WAR LYING IN THE HARpoR.-Fr
rfgate l. Orainc, Ca guns) Commander Bonard.
french Corvette AIianc, $50 guns) commander Du-
.aiilir' Sch. Sultana, Lieut.. Bonard. Eng. steamer
Salamander, Capt. Hamond.
AMERICAN WHALERs IN RT. America
FISHER; 100 bbls. Oil, aud IS Zoo lbs. Whalebone
N%l,, Fisher; 1900 bbls. Oil. Timoleon, captain
Plaskett sick on shore.
VESSELS ENPFcrEp.- Sloop-ofWar Heroine.
("o guns from Valparaiso. FIR. FIigatc Charte.
to.''i"idef Dohand; I'm. do. FIR. storc-ship Mcurthc.
GA guns) Lieut.. Lotlirppcr: from do. Expected Inv
lhe frehch vessels mcntioncd-5 companies lnfaIi-
try ana 100 Artillery, slppcrs and miners.
All remains quiet at Tahiti and the Marqucsas.