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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
CONGRESS-.
NoNDAY. Dec. 81.


MONDAY, Dec. 81.
SENATE Mr. Calhoun presented the credentials
of Mr. Butler OF South Carolina who was qualified
and took his seat.
Mr. Barrow offered a resolution calling on the
PRESIDENT to inform the Senate whether any agent
had been sent by him to Havana in relation to the
return OF santa Anna to MeXico, and calling tor
all correspondence 10 relation thereto. Laid over.
Mr. Breese introduced bill creating the office
OF surveyor General OF Oregon.
Mr. barrow Introduced bill to provide Tor the
survey OF the mouth OF ked RIVER
Mr. Semple iniroduceda resolution calling on the
President for information relative to claims of A.
mercan citizens on the public OF Columbia. a.
dopted.
HOUSE. Mr. Broadhead moved suspension OF
the rules to introduce a resolution requiring the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 inform the House
on what articles the duties imposed by the act OF
lo46 can be enhanced, to what extent, and what
additional revenue would accrue therefrom.
The ayes and noes were demanded upon the mo-
ton to suspend, which was lost, 90 to 81.
Bills we're introduced to graduate the price of
the Public Lands; to provide for the ascertainnent
and satisfaction of claims for French spolIatons ;
for the improvement Of the Mississippi Missouri
and Arkansas rivers TO remove instructions i'll the
Savannah river. All read twice and referred.
Mr. Rathbun offered a resolution calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury to state whether agents
were employed and paid to aid in the preparation
OF the Tariff of 1896 and whether gaugers, &C.,
under the Tariff of lS42 continued in office under
the Tariff OF l646. Adopted.
Mr. Thomasson presented a resolution, with a
long preamble declaring the acquisition OF terrific
ry, by conquest, not absolutely necessary to our
self-protectlon, to be repugnant to our Republican
Constitution; and TO require from conquered ma
ton payment for the expenses of war, was unjus.
and that when Mexico makes reparation tor her ac-
kEowledged Indebtedness, and establishes the Rio
Grande as a boundary, the conquered territories
should be restored to her
Mr. I. called for a suspension of the rules to re-
ceve this resolution. The House refused TO sus-
pend 'he rules, 33 to 1873
The special order, the bill for the admission of
Iowa into the Union, was taken up.
The Iowa admission bill, and bill granting
pension to Patrick Kelly, Major Rnggold's mutila-
ted teamser wcle then passed
In Committee of the Whole on the Presidents
Message, Mr. Seaborn Jones spoke an hour.
TUESDAY, Dec. %.
Nothing of Importance except a message from
the President transmitting the instruc ions to the
commanders in New Mexico and the CALIFORNIA;.
The President acknowledges that in New Mexico
a government has been organized, which purpors
10 be permanent, and to promise all the privileges
belonging to territories of the United States =
which, the President says, he has not approved
and recognized" Here is more shutting the door
after stealing the horse" While the President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden Mont
Washington Dislrietss. ! pelior, Dee %, 1886;
WINDSOR GLEASON administrator the Of Cur
w tiss w. Gleason late of Warren, in said District de-
coased nesute, presents his petition to this Court here in
writing PRAYING io License sell the whole of the
of said deceased for the payment OF the debts due om
said deceased and of the personal
ato thereof being insufficient for said purposes Whereupon
is ordered that said petition be referred session of said
holden at the Probate Office ia said Montpelier
9h day Of January sl7 O'CLOCK r. NJ for hear
Ing and eoon and that all concerned be notified heieo by
Publishing the OF said Petition and tho orders thereon
three successfully in the Vermont Waterman and State
Jou nal printed said Monpeer all OF which to be before
said hearing decision that they appear, they
cause give bonds for the Of said debts, and
expenses the provides 10 prevent the said License
being granted.
BY order of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy OF record,
81. Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale Tract of land the towi
of Woodstock, Ulster County, N, W known the oil
Gass Co. Tract" being from eight fourteen miles from
Suugerties Landing tho Hudson River, containing
400 ACRES.
ubdvcd into lots Of 100 each About 1000
cleared the balance heavily tmhercd, and is well worthy
attention of persons engaged the Tanning business
The cleared land is well adapted grazng and from its
facilities New York Market renders desirable prop
ey for persons wishing engage in that business. The
whole will he sold together in separate parcels to suit
purchasers. For Further particulars apply NICHOLAS
Saugertes and Woodstock Turnpike about
miles of Woodstock Village, tho premises, OF
to Altered a. Mutt,
Dec % lsd6-os3m Gl East Broadway, NY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, Montpelier within and for said
District on the 10Th day of December, A. ID lS46:
GIDEON HlN, administrator the estate of Jede,iah
VI Fay, late OF Calais, in said district deceased presents
his administration account Tor settlement WHEREUPON
is ordered that the be referred the Tth day of Jan
uury next at the Probate Office in snid Montpelier, for
animation aud allowance and that all concerned notified
hereof by the publication of this order in the vermOns
Waterman and State Journal ptined Montpelier, three
successfully may that they appear,
tho said time and place, f they cause, andohicct
thereto.
BY order ofCourt,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Attest, 81 LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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Improvement to any other purpose. After some
DEBATE, the amendment was voted down, 40 to 2,
and the bill finally passed.
Mr.. Ashley introduced bill to grant lands to
Arkansas in aid Of internal improvements.
House all talk. Both adjourned to Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
RUGGLES, NOURSE g. MASON'S
Eagle se1f-sharpcnfng and Adjustable Steel
Pointed
p /, q w s

THESE have the same superior form and general con-
struction as the celebrated EAGLE PLOWS, with
the exception that the Point and Share of two pieces
which made on an Improved self sharpening principle,
The Point is simply bar of wrought iron steeled enr
body of the Pow, where it confined with bolt As
it becomes shorter, and the under side it read
presenting sharp point of fall length and proper shape
When end is off five nchos the other is pa-
ced forward and performs hike service. The wing OF
share made Of either wrought iron with stssl
cast IRON and IS also reversible, being used either end for
ward or either side up.
Both Point and Share simply constructed that any
blacksmith can replace them at rfng EXPENSE perpetu
uatc the of the original by newlyng with steel,
they become
Sefshapenng Pc nts and Shares have been considered
Objectionable nasmuch they have sufficient
strength, owing to their complicated construction, of
metal hut single glance al these Flows will convince any
person, y the simple construction Of the point share OF
drought and Steel that they combine strength and dura
bty mequailGd by any other form constructions and
ihoY los nnhfr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

A STRANGE SnoT bullet which was fred at
a mark, last week, by young man at Lee, Mass,
passed through the target and entered house
quarter of a mile distant, and lodged in a watch in
the breast pocket Of one Of the inmates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
=. +. COOKS ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court orthe Dsinct ofWashincton Com
missoners receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands ofa persons against theestae Of Samuel T. Cook
late Of Barre In said District, deceased represented nso
vent and the term Of sx months from the lh day Of De-
Gambler, le4S allowed by said CoHr the creditors of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give notice that will attend the duties of our
IN said district the 2th day ofJanusry next and the OH
day of June next at O'Clock afternoon on each of said
days.
hare, Dee. l7lh, A. ID. 1876.
81 ADRIAN PAGE, Commits
RODNEY BRADFORD sioners,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

Wool-rhe demandis rather light. There is not large
stock of Domestic Wool in Market but sufficient pres
demands. Good i.uFerfne Pulled and fine Feeces
with rather better sale than for time past and prices
httlc for Sales of Is bales unwashed l0e and
half washed whito smyrnn, l3o per Id. mo.
DoMEsrtc SaNony hoeces 81 IS full Ood - 80 l2
aud blood - 2s Ia blood ~ u 25 Lambs super
tine 20 81, No. "a 90, No. J IA a II, No } ga H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
CHEAP FOR CASH.
VERMONT CENTRAL
RAILROAD

assessment often dollars share has been ordered
n by the Directors of the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany payable the first day Of February next. PAYMENTS
may be made at the Farmers Mechanics Bank Burng
ngon the Bank of Montpelier; at the Bank Of Wood
stocN at tie TTeasurer's Office II ~ fremont Row,
Boston. SAM'I II. VALLEY Jr. Treasurer
Boston, Dec. %, 1s46.-0st feb.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY DEC as

HUSTON MANNED, MONDAY, DEC %.
Pfovsionsloik is firm and prices improving Mess is held
ut SlO25 clear and clear h ~ 80, NOS Lard is
and is firm at cents, months. Fuur-But little doing
to-day. GenGsee is held at IS 6l 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honorable the Probate
Washington County, Cout Tor the District of Ram
bo oil persons concerned in the of Asa Smith,
late OF Wilnmstown, in said District deceased ntestate,
= Greeting
WHEREAS, ORAN SMITH, administrator the estate
w of said deceased proposes an account of his
administration, aud presenting his against saie
for allowance, session Of said Court he'd
Gales Inn, in Wiiams,on, in said distsct, the 4th
Friday in January nextTheroofe ycu hoerby noti
ed appear before said Court time and place aore
said, and show cause, any have why the said
should be allowed
Dated at Chelsea in said District, this 18th day Of De-
cemhcr A. ID. 1886.
IONA SMITH In Rcgister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
LATEST NEWS.
A Glorious Wing Triumph.

On Monday, the Wings of the Cd and 9TH Con-
gressonol Districts in Massachusetts did nobly.-
In the I'd, Hon. Daniel p. King, Whg was elect
ed by more than 1000 majority In the dth, returns
from two thirds of the District give John G. Pal
Trey, Wing, gain Of So and majority of SO,
which will be increased inthe remaining towns
lhus ere'y member Of The nert Congress from Mas
sachusetis will be against the administration So
be 1t in Vermont frecmen Of the Fourth-what
say you?
From Mexico.
The news Of Santa Nnna's operations al San
Louis is confirmed.
BRIBERY!
On the 10th inst. Mr.. King Of Kcokuck County.
a Wing member Of the Iowa legislature, rose and
informed the House that pcrsevcrng attempts had
been made by Mr. Marshall to TO BRJBE HIM
TO VOTE FOR A LOCOFOCO SENATOR
DODGE offering first, suit of clothes and 800
and finally ga d d fat office, and as much money
as he wished" By odyisc King took the money
and then exposed the whole affiir to the House.
Two independent Democrats Immediately rose and
said that they also could testify on this subject
when the House arrested Marshall and ordered ar
Investigation. When locofocoism strives to main
tain It's power in Congress by BRIBERY, is it not
time for honest men to take the alarm? We put
1t TO the !recmen of the Fourth thus trial to say
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
SUB-SOIL Pillow.

of three sizes on the precise principle of the most approved
Scotch SubSO Pow Of which imported from Scot
land insiO. By modifying simplifying construction
at the time making important improvements,
supplying the timels and planters this
with Flows lighter and better adapted for oroils, and OF
equal capacity, much less price than the Scotch Plow
The sub soil Pow imported by Rugges, NouIse & Mason
n.y.
They have since been used in different sections of the u
nted STATES, with satisfaction and the demand is
rapidly increasing. These Flows used by following a
recty after the team which the tho surface soil,
and in the furow. This is Of great advantage the
crops both il dry and und In the former the sub soil
being deeply broken up and well puverzed, the moisture
retained much longer than it otherwise would and the
Of plants descend much lowe'and wider for their
food while in the latter the excess of moisture filters be-
low and is readily carried Oft.
SCJ-for Sale at the AGRICULTURAL NARBRoOM of
j. w. HOWES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
BRIBERY!

The news OF Santa Anna's operations at San
Louis, is confirmed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

EXTRACTS FROM THE SPEECH OF MR..
GENTRY OF TENNESSEE, ON THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-25
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 c. WARDLING, Nj. D

o. A fresh supply Just receyedand for sale in Little Rock, by Drs. II. Alderman, R L. Dodge and J w. Tappe. Also their invaluable medicines may be had on inquiry, in almost every town and village in the Sonihern and Western States.
 Harck il, lS46. 2s-ly.
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DR. MULES .FnITEH IOZENGES

Every family in tae United States should keep a supply o Df. Hali's cough Lozenges, in the house, mol oniy preventive medicine against the eoa- sump5j9e sndeneies oi tue cl' mate, but as an cacc- tqa remedy ia d! eases of Coughs, Colds, SpittiaS of Blood Night Sweats, difficulty oi Breathing, Asthma, Nnoop.ng Coasa Emaciation, and ge- neral Debility. B member that this medicine ls not mere pallidjjen, bHt is all powerful in removing all diseases ol the ches and Lungs leading to Con sumption aud death. Price 2 Gents per box.
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DR. MULES
WORM MLOZENGES.

Are preparation that neveriail 10 remove Worms from children or adHle.
 Cbildyen Will cry for them, and eat them as they would canjV.
 We suggest to all parents having children whom they suspect ol being troubled with worms to give these Lozenges uiai. The iact of their having cured upwards of t9,Q00 cases, puts their efficacy beyond donbi
 Price 2 cents a box.
 You please remember the name and get Dr. IIn.i's Lozenges, as no others gre before the public which do ne contain the virtues oI his medicine.
 Who would b. fto3bIed with aat distressing com plaiat fine Tooth Ache. Waeni can be speedily cnr l..l. -l..l.. l.... ...-.. -L-l.- -L.-.3 2
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IeEtss sbKlEE'EGN.
GlaEssaEaEEneEs aipa.
EbERK 6kGRaeEsS &G1.

FH7HE undersigned having entered into business E in this city, at the Steam Boat Landing, have Tn store and for sale a general assortment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE
 AND CROCKERYW WARE, which they will sell al the lowest rates, ard to which the attention of ofpurchasers is respectfully in yitcd.
 NEWTON, BOILEAU & Co. 26th Nov. IS4J II-tf
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TIT 5I..L ,IMGa

..yV4ETCEgES, sBg1TV E3E1EGY, Sc. I'D C. DELARODERIE k C. J. GARNER. -1ei having associated themselves for the pur- pose of conducting the WATCH MAKING and JEWELRY BUSINESS, in the we'll known stand on Main street, formerly occupied by BENJ LINE DAUdIT, beg leave to inform inc citizens of Little pared to repair ali Kinds of Clocks a Watches @ @ Jew Py elry, &c., warranted to be done in the neatest and best style,
 They will always keep on hand fine and well selected assortment the most fashionable Jew elry. such as Gold and Silver Lever Watches Gold and Silver Speetacles, Gold and Silver Pencils, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ssc., which they vii sell low for cash.
 N B.-All kinds of engraving will be neatly executed.
 Laitle R2cl, Te6 l5, l8l6. 23-3m
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II na. .EoMHE4LEPs,
lor-Nrr nnLEANsl

Ion NEW oRLEANs IgnN
 DEN + AL. @y3la5liEI;953baIiI|| lga5liI;53 bI II| TEyENDEES his proiession9' ;.;nitr sJ'
 | zens of Little Rock, ana ', Slst,,1 o,Gosafe o TOOTH ACHE, caused py ,hs g1f fIaas pal NERVE. cured without causing ule .Da or Pb ARTIFICIAL TEETH. las9.''NN !.sa 'NNATCGl or PIVOT, warranted 10 im''a.s obseryd; 1 closely. as to deceive the incest 1so oV, nsaa Of answer many Of the purposes of oai.ioHy the " g0t He can be found at the AN arg ae.tf
 Lule Rocr, fe6. IS, l845.--9.u' --,
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OR. L4COUN'TS s TOOTH ACHE.
 ELEXIR

riaijs 10 e0fe all cases of he tooh-ach, when t arises from dccapcd state c ,5e the ecth. Ii is simple n ifs app.r0lioa, harmless a its effects, and thousands 8aohsve ased Ii nave declafadthsy would moi be without ibs remedy fl ], eosts 50 pc vial Itis not each penny .preparatioa, but actually does Nhath proposes 10 accomplish.
 Sold al 50 cents vial
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,4 - REFERENCES; Gro. CocHa5S, Fai16arsh' JoHN HoGG, lH Pleasant, 0hio. R. H- BSebaz41. G h9z1sE' ciacianati. VIRGIL McKNTGHT, ,a.,...uz CHAPMAN, COLEMAN < Co.,, 11o'so'1''e SRsE1S s2a.65 < < 1co,''h co. Hona l'at'e Rf'er B. HoLLIsTER, Napoleon
 FELLOWS, JOHNSON &e Go. ) MosEs GREENWOOD, Little Rock, Nov. 26. i8fj. I-tf
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Vegetable Fever and ague and aati-Fever
 PILLS


 Among all the advertised remedies oi the day ioi Ague and Fever, CbiA and Feve none seem to acel wia such rapditr O. sale, and give so nHeh gene ai salsiaeon as D.. H9l's caicb, ateo PHls: hi1H- ever they have been introduced, ' '"hies " N!iaS- @ eve shape, all mixutes and Pills, and preparations o every character designed for t1is disease, nave beea dscaede1 as S5,- wholly useless ,sE ana Df. UaH's Aeua Pills have been received as tue oAly permanent cure!
 They stop inc Chills and Fever the il st day and do not sicksn the stomach or operate on the bow els.
 Young childlen. and persons Of all ages, sexes and conditions may use these Pills, ngt only M1t4 safety. but with the certainty ol success
 Judge Fofresi of Jonesbofo Ala, Was cured 9i a a severe and obstinate case of Chlls, with only halt box after two physicians had exhausted al tAeir skill John Camp merchant al Elyton, Ala, says he never knew ihem to fail; has sold several groce oi boxes, aud cared ten eases in his own family.
 Messrs pettilreW x Gray Wrlie they are entirely out They say no medicine sold in tnelr store gives scuh satisfaction, or as soon, and permanent ly.
 We might give scores of references and eertitl- caies, bat we refer the reader to agents where they may obtaia pamphlet (gratis) giving fall description oit he medicine, amt it's manner ol use. Price S pet box, w,td directions.
 aGIs-Sold bp tae sane agents who sell my Cough and Worm Medicines advertised below.
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af- Bidders will observe thai the routes are m all cases 10 be let to the lowest guarantied proposal, and al the cheapest mode of conveyance, except gard to travel or tbe speed called for int the schad- 3les, shall require higher mode of conveyance, and this the bidders arc requested to specify.
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SPECIAL OFFICES


 l. Seven minutes are allowed for opening and closing the mails at all offices where no particular une is specified; but on r1jroad and steamboat routes there i- to be more delay than is neees- sary to deliver aud receive ;hc bags.
 , Tine mau is 10 be conveyed in preference to passengers, and to theig entire exclusion. if is weight and bulk reqnireit.
 3. Post office blanks, mail bags and tHa sBeeiaI agents oi the department on tbe exhibition of their credentials, are to be conveyed without further charge on mail lines admitting of such convevanee.
 i. Mail agents are 10 be conveyed without charra on the principal railroad and steamboat lines where the size of the mails and the namber of the offices will require theii employment by the departments: and in that case, separate apartment for the as sorting and sae-keeping of the mail is to be pro vided by the contractor, under the direction of the department.
 ,. h all cases, there is to be forfeiture of inc pay Of the trip, when the trip is not run; forleif ure ol at least oHe-ioRrth part of it. when the run hing arrival is far behind time as 10 lose ba c0nneNlea with departing mail; and forfeiture of due proportion oi il, when grade of service IS rendered inferior 10 that in the contract These ioriehTcs may be increased into penalties of hirb ei amount, according to their nature or ireqency of the iaiinre and the importance of the mail
 6. Fines will be imposed. unless the delinpuenc, be satisfactorily explained in due time for laur f, take from, CT deliver at, post office, the mail. or any Parl Of 1t for SaieBng il to be wet nipra1- Iest, or destroyed; for conveying it Tn place or manner that exposes 1t 10 deIsedaton, loss. or in jury, for refusing after demand to convey mail bv aay coach, gaflfoad car or steamboat which inc contractor regularly runs on the route beyond the specified number oi trips in the contract: and for nol arriving al the time set And for setting un or running an express to transmit commercial intelli genee in advance of the mail, penalty will be ex acted equal to quarters pay.