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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06

i ness 10 The la,;cr's historical researches, a. wen
IS 10 The rich treasures OF Spanish and lta!ian
chronicles they contain. The sonl-shfFln@ anu
chivalrous interest they embody-lbe military d.
dor Of The old Casian, parlaking OF the religious
enthusiasm of The Crusader, which, IRON ihe'' ~
reign ga rb. are but a closed volume 10 The many,
are translated by the author for The Illustration OF
| The text.
| The New York Morning News, 10 copying lne
Unicns disbelief of the rumor, that the oregon
controversy had been settled in London on The "a
sis OF The 49ih degree, By Mr.. McLane and Inc
British Government, employs the following posi-
live language, as 10 the intention OF Great bn-
tain 10 offer The 49th degree. Referring TO lhe ru-
NOR, the News says:
ave added The expression of belief ~ us
probability from what we kncic OF The disposiions
of The British Government, respecting WHICH We
have every reason 10 feel sure that il is extreme
II anxious 10 avoid war, il il can be done WIN
oui TOO much The appearance oil suoinlssioll ~
rude and offensive menace, and mat II IS pfePd-
red 10 offer the 10Th degree before coming 10 ex-
t,cmiiies These considerations made II prohaoie
enough that some such arrangement miSnl nave
been made, more or less formally, with mr.. NC
Lane. and make il al but certain that il will sooner
or LATER be offered Whether twill or will not now
be accepted by our government, is question on
which We have nothing 10 say. An admnlssra-
lion which could so admirably keep The secret oil
what ii had doae, on this very matter, can have
no difficulty in keeping its nv counsel IN regard
10 what il NAV intend, or be willing TO 90, 10
possible future contingency"
Even admitting this opinion 10 be correct, and
that The .9,h degree will be offered by Great BIZ
tain and accepted BY our Government for The sake
of peace, as is supposed by many-ii can do no
harm 10 adopt the measures recommended IN Inc
Presidents message, Tor The protection oil our
citizens, who have settled in Oregon, or may
move out 10 The extreme West. The President ac-
v:.cs no measure in con,lavention of our oblisa-
lions. How, then, can their adoption interfere
with the amicable settlement of The difficulty
hereafter? However probable il may be, that
Glea, Britain means 10 offer the 49ih degree,
Congress cannot at present know the fact officially,
and has no good ground upon which 10 defer the
adoption OF those measures, which our duty TO
our iellow.cilzens 60 strongly calls for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-06
VEST VIEW school.

,5,HIs School which IL in DR. George Mason's fainlH
vii! he rcopenrd by MIS- Jones and Mis- Rhn5"'lA
on The ffst day Of February next The as hesc
Go,,d "a, N months $40 90
English Tniiion for 10 months, - 20
r,.n,L 10 Ou
Music - y"
Person, yi7hing pupils by letter VIII please
address pf Mason or Mrs. VI. A. Jones, Soney Inin!
+. o brunswick county Va. Dec s-'l''
~ The Petersburg InreliiGcncer ani RrpHbtcsn
viii publish the above twice week fcr fave successive
u,.oLE md rhur.r lr G. Mason.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
CHEATED BY THE BnITIsu

We had hardly glanced President Folks boast of having uni
ted with the British in abandoning the Protective Policy
his Dragging about selling bread England when Lon
don Quarterly Review for October to haed showing how
neatly the Yankees have been cheated Speaking repeal
of the British Corn Laws (Which simultaneously with
Folks Tariff the Review says:
" 1t is additional proof of the inconsistency
with which this measure was patched that protesting
crate reduction of duty expected scarcity,
corn Tor gram should really rise to scarcity prcesquddrupd
the duty hat would have been payable under the former ac
Now it is only in times of scarcity d. when the duty is
est England American breadstus and
ing Review, find that the minimum duty the old law
only shilling while under Mr. Folks boosted smuane-
abandonment of protection British farmers duty
actually shllngquadrupled eracty! Oh. Mr. Polkdddled
by John Bull what D the grain think of you now
But this Review opens richer mine yet Polk goros in Brit
ish Free Trade-n "m liberal commercial pocy'-and
does the South generally. Let read this
Foreigners Except Polk South Carolina you mean Sin
John through free trade precnces They believe
neither in the design nor in the execution has there boo"
of ec-rade principles They think the scheme
do, fragrant an instance Of mere class Legislation as
attcmptedlegsaton in flvo of master nanuctu
ers, and specifically against the landed interest We do
say other will be incidentally damagod-they
assuredy will, and to wide extent it is strong point Of
arsumenbut the has been in principle aieua
for the benefit of manufacturing class and foreign
ornmen without great exeron OF either observation or
argument prety Polk, this in these
wolf in sleeps ciothi:.g-a scheme which, under the
guise of ibeay, is in peculiar degree narrow and partial
clsho preference ali other industry of England, and
n monopoly OF all the cotton-marisets OF the
Polk aud Bob Walke will be disposed to help this gil
gantic monopoly, to the early and certain ruin
of such Of their manufacturing Interests
directly remotely stand in any kind OF competition
with ours They will be the dupcs of Ich
juSgIe-hey will send their corn, first laying it, for
their use, the duties which sacrificed, nnd-a
Weakened still sharply their by this
gross attempt to deceive themthey will, with greater
vigilance than ever, the old Continental
- meo Danaos ct dona ferentes, -
and will refuse admit within their walls the mOnstrous
imposition calling itself FreeTrade, hut which is
ally pregnant with hostility and ruin.''-LondOn
Quarterly Rerier, Oct. 1896 pdge 2S9
Thus excep what in bracke speaks the London Guar
tory Now if any live Yankee, with his eyes wide OPEN
wishes to be and by the British, let
him swallow Folks message and for Folks friends
That is the very hest way do it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
BEAUTY LOST AND FOUND

In an evil hour the entered Paradise, and Beauty
its CHARM But the Advise power all animal
vegetable matter And the
woman her former pure, clear and beautiful complexion
bined in RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
The wonderful effects which this valuable
skin and minute secretory vessels, is entirely different from all
other cosmetics lotions that have been
an eNeranato OF all Spots Bsmshss, Boehes, PSsta PIN
PIES and ether unsighty marks, it emnenty superior
oe al tho kind both its theoretical and practical principles
Instead of driving theses impurities Of the
SKIN into tho system which the cosmetics do this
liable Soup attract these impurities which
ce from The most minnie ind secetoy vessels surface,
leaving all the vessels aud where the
me An caused so much annoyance clear and healthy
eoh. M"y expeing from tho surface every Of
hguemoat aud restoring the
pearanee which nature mended it should wear
us mecai effects in curing Sa Rheum, Ring Worm Fry
speas Ras the poisonous effects Of Ausquitoe Bites CHAP
PED FLESH, BLEEDING and SORE LIPS Rough, Salow,
and dsco'oed SKIN spoken of in of the highest praise
by thousands OF individuals who have the
use OF this valuable Chinese Medioaed Soap.
Sold by BALDWIN & SCOTT, Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
From the Bay State ps%estel, Boston Nv. 4, 1871,

There medicines doubt character udverz-
ed and pradcd by the newspapers of the present time
should have shrunk from the task have undertaken
we not most thoroughly convinced from personal
knowledge, Of The facts which sta.o below.
1t is OF Wisar's Bulsam of Wild Chetry' that would
speak, and speak udyisedly lady of
whom every day, n since, in what we
thought precautions, il dangerous of health.
cough had settled hey lungs her olm wasting
she Obliged abandon her work.
soon to il again For about she
taking War's Basam of Wild Cherry already has so far
regained her heultf as 10 be able 10 her abors.
This IS hut singe but it one least, which
cannot doubt the efficacy of the medicine
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS.
For sale by = W. FOWLE, 1873 Washington st. oston also
py-For sale by S. r. REDFIELD, Montpelier, VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
uhnm'. American Monthly Magazine.

HThTlm'F AmeFIchn N0nIDIy NRglzlne,
We have been favored with number for Jan. siand is
indeed magnificent "Depang for the Chase"
guved by j. saruin from painting by Horace VeInet, fully
equal any thing which from this
mezzotnt engraving Other engavngs of the highest order
of excellence The literary contributions ue, usual from
writer's of high reputation and the of the publish
such viii doubtless command large addition to the
numbcl of his patrons. The sots of the Gulf" novel
by Cooper forms part of ills Magazine and though
ced November last the subscribers lsi7 will be entitled
the entire sheets of Coopes book 50 in adynce-S5 for tive
copiesSlO for five copies Address Geo r. Graham Co. l
Chestnut 3d. Phadepha,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
a1r General Worth has occupied saltiIo.

The Dcdcm for 1872: Philadelphia Carey Har-Boon Hill
& BJ0adhcud,
quao volume Of hundred pages designed for annual
or as an acceptable for all seasonsof boin,
executed in the best style of the printing and binding
and IN good taste wha which than be said of
of the Annuas This diadem is composed genuine gems
transferred by Sariau from the of masters of art
mainly from paintings of American artists and paintings which
have before been engraved The engavngs om the
following paintings
Salvador Rosa painting the portrait of his friend Musoneo-
by ID Maclse.
The dear lumpish baby-by Rev. w. H. Furness
The Student-by G. A. Baker.
The tromwellan-by e. G Leutze.
Ruth and Nuomi--by p. f. Rohemel
From shakspca2 part Henry ", scene 4-by Jedtz D.
Mother--by Sully
The Angels Whisper-by T. g. Loutze.
Adam Woodcock-by w. Bradley,
Cupid begging for his arrows-by Henry Peters Gray.
For the Diadem and other Christmas Years presents
call on E. p. Walton & Sons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
INTENSE ANXIETY

Is felt by every Wing in the land in view the election
in this district 1t may fix the political character of the
Congress and decide the destiny of the country All
the questions of import in that Congress may depend up
single has heretofore settled the
gravest questions. Wings of the fourth never did greater
responsibility upon you. We beseech you, discharge
The conscences, the sympathes, the
hopes of honest Democrats with YOU and you
# you will.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
TAX UPON TEA AND COFFEE.

The bill for this has been already fixed upon-imposing
of 25 during the war, which will raise between
and three million per
Such the Polk polcyamost precisely predicted it
would be in our last Feemen of the fourth Can you
it, Old democrats forget the days Madison the
Democratic Congress which doubled Friends Pro
lection! ale you ready surrender the Bsh Think
these things and speak ont honestly and ndependeny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

The American Review: Wing Journal Of Politics, Literature,
Art and Science New York. Geo H. Cotton, lis Nassau ST.
The December number has been published it contains ad
mibc portrait of on John r. Kennedy, and unusual vare-
Of interesting and valuable articles together with index for
volume four, Redwood Fishers National Magazine" he
valuable work. in the department of political economy pub
hed in this couny has been united with the Review and all
the arrangements for volume five such deserve the lib
e patronage already secured with large additions. Now is tho
time for subscribers send their Names either pub
Usher he best way accountsD to Anse Edwards,
Butllnglon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
Tho Folk Tariff went into operation on the LIST nst-wi I'll
Patriot to why is the average price of wool iocered

Edsous Proposition The Governor of Virginia, "a noted To-
cofoco extra Billy SMITH has called upon the Legislature of that
State to drive all free coored PERSONS Numbering 3d.
00O) without any provision for their residence
Of temporary subsistenco We glad say this
inn proposition boldly by Richmond Times
and Nhig,he latter declaring confidence the Legsl
turc will not entertain it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Patriot is stirring the feemen of Orleans. Excellent
with thorough rally Orleans add AT least 400
ChandIes majority Peck The Wings of Orleans have
done well as that, and do it again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

3' The most Imaginable part of the Presidents Message
that in which he tells the world that he gave Anna
through bockadng squadon--as the result proves
to take command of tho enemy. It in the House
with general burst Of aughler
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

Uudcr these dscouraging crcumstanceswh and hcu
debt hand aud the certainty that this debt be vastly
ncreasedwe invite especial attention the policy of the nd
minsation In similar circumstances during the democratic
administration of Madison, the duties imposed foreign pro-
ducts increased 100 per doubled but
what does Mr. Polk do? He
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

OF Last Polk required less ten lines to tell the
people that annexation 90 bloodles Achievements" It
requires ten columns prove that he was mist ;en
Did Nh Polk mean to humbug the people last year It's
humbuggiug them now
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

In Berlin suddenly Nov 23d Albert H. Anni, aged % years.
In Enoslnrgh, on the 2st OF November Doctor Ephaz Ea
ton, aged IS
In Chester, Vt Sept a6h 1916, Benjamin Smith, Esq ged
GA years
In Bethel, 18th uf. Mr.. Ruol Wright, aged 40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
1voof.


The Patriot greve terribly under the den that articles
to the injury of the woolgrowe Now beg offer
consolation to distressed neghbor the best Of ability
Tho orrid article, in which the price Of 90 named
was derived by us directly from, and based upon statement
from the store of the great mogu of ocoocom aud wool
in this village We supposed them and suppose that the
statement was strictly correct and which the wool growers
ought understand If therefore Patriot tru gronn over the
matter, respectfully request its fhco towards the we'll
known dealer in WOOL who has for years had tho credit Of
furnishing the raw material for wool articles published
the Patriot We suppose that the price paid this would
certainly be as favorable to wool any other csa
lishmenin short, relied upon the fair and market
price at the time IF it So doing than
duty in stating IT. if not let the Patriot inquire of
righthand and tell why he wouldn't pay woogrow
the fair market price.
It purpose and always has been give correct nfor-
nation to tho price of woodland every material
change in the wool Market it notice. Now
have not noticed material change for three months past and
for the purpose of showing that there has been any material
change, give the following statement will be that
prices any thing, Toner than they
September last though where there is any variation it is not
than will often be found prices current
of the date In fact the Boston Post of Dec 10 and tho
Boston Patriot of Dec - differ from almost tho
the difference between Sept. l6 and Dec 10.
Boston prices Sept G Boston prices Dec TO- Difference
Published in our paper From the Boston Post Dec. TO-
SHxony fecccs ~ TO 40 Saxony ecccs washed 81 10 80 less
prime 3S to 10
Am full blood 80 to IS Am full blood 30 to 80 less
" "a blood OTTO " "a blood 25to2S
" IL blood 23to25 10 blood "a to % m're
Com to Ia blOod2Oto - IA and % to "a m're
Lambs superfe q to 30 Lambs superne pulled 90 to 30 MIRO
lsi quail "a to97 e Isl quail "a to % less
Cd l4tol9 Cd " ii TO II less
ID 9toH 3D. Z" to IL less
The Polk Tariff went into opeation on the LIST nst-w In,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
WITH THE RRIIISNI

md boasts of the SIMULTANEOUS ABANDONMENT OF
THE PROTECTIVE POLICY BY GREAT BRITAIN
and the UNITED STATES.'
lie refuses to increase the duties upon foreign products which
compete with own, though national debt are
cy aloud for increased only means urges
the borouiag of moneyte spendh policy of raising
he win nv chennp ninpth he pu',ic lands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

HE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Washing
10 receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS
all persons against the OF Beniamn F. Pickett
DuNhuy, SAID District represented nsoveni,
Of six months from the Both day of Novabet e6 allow ed by
said Coui TO the creditors osad deceased exhibit
their respective claims before usDo give that will
attend 10 the dntes OF appointment the dweignouse
of widow Pickett, in Duxbury in said District, on the thd
Tuesday OF January aud May next at O'Clock afternoon on
each Of said days,
I Hzh6 SE sMMsa,,Any, com'",
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
MARRIED.

In Calais Dec 18th, by Rev b. Palmer Mr. Jonas Fuller to
Miss Maitha Bincron hoth of Calais
In ST. Johnsbury, Mr.. Elias e. Cheney Miss Abigail NJ.
Clark.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
DEM0UMCES PROTECTION,

branding with the thousand times refed sehood that
unjust and injurious the of the people, He boldly
ranks himself side by side
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

WE'LL PUT.-Ihe lowell journal. in chroni-
cling the arrest of Mark II. Parkinson at New-Or-
leans, on charge Of high treason for holding CON.
munication with the Mexicans, desires to know
whether his as bad as that of James X Polk.
who not only held a communication with Santa
Anna but gave him u letter by which he passed the
American blockade and entered Mexico.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

pan,ze for The orea, c1n,'sI of Iy4s Among OH
er things it beseeches them read and understand
the position of nffalrs' This is Just what they
have been doing. Hence the recent series of un
parseled Wing victories. The advice to read
and understand affairs is the very worst which the
Union could give !-AIbany Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
STATE OF VERMONT.


TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH COMPRESSION
SlONAL DISTRICT,
WHEREAS, the authorities designated by the Statute
w canvass the gwen the second TUESDAY No.
yember d 1896 in the Fourth Congressional District for
Representative this State the Congress of
United States have the unde
of said state that person has received OF all
votes given said District and have forwarded
ment OF the number of votes gwen for each person. follows
Lucius b. Peck 4as7
George b. Chandler 4249
A. Judson Rowe l4j2
Newell kinsman 8, A. Judson 2, Thomas Bartlett o. Thos
bartlett !, Bennett Palmer l. J. Grdey Robert Harvey
George Putnam l, o. w. Butter anl Elkannah shaw
Now therefore in consideration of tn premises YOU are
required TO the several said District on the
first Iaeddy If January O'Clock the
al the places where The meetings last the
election Of representative 10 Congress- elect person to
represent This state In the Congress OF the United States
which meetings to be conducted in all things according To
the provisions of the statute m such made provided
Given under my hand and the Seal said state, Enos
bugh, the t day of Deoem IN the year Lold thou
sand eight hundred aud forty SIX and of
the United states, the seventy first
HORACE EATON.
BY the Governor,
FsEpspicK BILLINGS, sseretSyg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. IA.
PTovonsieefs ant prices firm. Pork romans
hou the 10 bbls clear, sold at II Lara mproy-
Ing 200 Kegs sohl at c. FiOurIhe market is
better TO duY Genessee, brands held at IS 81
Ohio and Mchgan S5,25 CASH Taow-Sale of 10 900 at
l2 C.. cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17

Our President has forgotten his declaration contained the
cedng before II oodand conquered
conqWeror! CONQUEsTl ring through the whole par
ngrnph in clear and sonorous
by the laws Of nations conquered territory Il subject to be
governed by the conqucror during his military poscsson and
I'll there either treaty OF peace, he shall voluntarily with
draw from IT, The old civil government being necessarily
scdcd it is the right and duty of tie cOnqucror 60 secure
der and the rights Of the inhabitants This right has been
csed and this duty performed by our military and naval
mandcs by the establishment otemporay governments in
of the conquered provinces in Mexico assmotng them far
practicable the free institutions of In the
provinces OF New Mexico and OF the Chlornns, e II any
further Resistance is apehendcd from the inhabitants the tom
poray governments which have thus from the necessity Of the
and according the laws of been established IL may
imp ortant COMMUNISTS by making an adequate
approximation for the purpose oferecting FOR
TIFICATIONS and dtfrnyiDE the expenses ne
cessariIy incident 10 the maintenance of our
possession and authority them.
New Mexico and the CALIFORNIA; conquerod-these CON-
QUESTS to be secured and possession and authority be
maintained by erecting observation-disclosures finn rocks
and masonry make them Here is annexation with
gcnco-stotes by born in a day. shdH they be
Stare Sfafcss SHAH the Worth be sorersr pat
under 6ond0gcs Arc wo to be sacrificed without strug
gci Rouse ye ocmcn of the North! slumber till you
have alarmed ou noghbors your friends the appalling
dangers which bcset Cease your abors until by word
and Decd and vote you fully discharged your duty your
of the fourth! is for you let your action an
example and encouragement every hearted freeman the
Nor-aye and of the land If FIVE do duty now
we deserve to be slaves
We appeal the iecmcn Of Vermont without distinction of
party: whatever may be your opinion the justice
pedony of this and however much credit may be
vedy due TO the officers nd army engaged in it's it
duty imperative YOU it, far you may that
the shall not be closed the country with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-17
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-MoNpAv, Dec. IA.

Reported for the Traveller
At Market 450 head of beef stores vokes Work
ing 30 and calves, 1850 sheep 700 swine
Beef CattExa, S. 10 first quality 50 so second quality
so "A 4 IS; third quality so 81.
SOres.-saes noticed.
Uortng oIea--sales made at So rs, 50 and %.
C0ns and CaiueSSaes noticed at Sls 81 90 20, "a - So
Sheesaes of lots taken at 69c ST. 10 u.s. o. and
lot of III purchasedby MI White, of Watcrown, about Sc
ahead.
SDHe-Shoats at wholesale, Lie for Sows and l4c for
Bauows. At retail from to and 6 l2c old Hogs 4I-2c.