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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
FoR GAINEsyIIIEAND WARSAW.

1 FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. | A E%S@ A The splendid fast running passen-
 sssszas5s.-K ger steamer ELlzi.w II Robef,s ,',ts master will leave for the above and all intermediate 1 landings on TUESDAY. 29th instant, at o'clock | PM. positipely.
 dec2s CAMPBELL, OWEN co. FOR TUSCALOOSA. | D re A re fine light drtughI steamboat ] Sz.seass.zzz=f .ssas.zzz=f NoXUBEF, Kirk, master. will
 eaye for inc above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, (positively) 29ih 'nst' at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board ar to dec2e M WAKING F co FOR MONTGOMERY . re "a The fine and very light draught skss5SSssR555z steamer SELMA, Bryan, master will leave for the above and all intermediate land inps TUESDAY, the 29lh inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 dec2s MOSES WARING co. FOR COLUMBUS AND PLYMOUTH. CS@ "a The fine fast running passenRer SsssssssssE5S75H steamer NEW WORLD, Il Esies' masfer will leave for the above and all intermediate apdiuss on THIS DAY, 29th inst, al 1 o'clock PM. posUeiy. dec2e CAMPBELL, OWEN & co
 FOR MONTGOMERY.
 A E~e-s "a The fine last running passenger SzzltfssFaa=y$s5x steamboat IOWNDES, A. Ii John- son, InaEter, will depart Tor the apofe aho "'ei"o iale landings I'll HURSDAY, the 3lsi instant at | o'clock PM. positively.
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to
 dec29 CAMPBELL. OWEN co. FOR MONTGOMERY. No Iravsiiing on ths Sabbath.
 A Er~@ N The fine steamer VIM. BRAD. Ssssss S;ssss;sas5 STREET. T. Meaher. master, will leave for lhe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 29th instant, at 10 o'clock A M For freight or passage apply on board or to dec29 CAMPBELL. OWEN g. 70.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. E1s@ h The light draught steamboat Ssa5ISs1sl5F5Sx UNION. K Otis, master, will de part for ihe above and intermediate landngs on WEDNESDAY, the 30lh Insi, al o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 dec g CAMPBELL, OWEN co FOR MONTGOMERY AND WErUMPkA. A E1a@ H The new double engine fast run ming steamboat DALLAS, Tapping ton master will leave for the above and all nerme diate landings on WEDNESDAY. the 3Olh inst al 1 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 dec28 M WARING & co
 FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

DOCKS! BOoKSi!-Selng of at Cost-The
 kD large and valuable stock of Books and Station.
 cry, belonging to the late firm of Sumwalt & Test.
 the business. The stock has been well selected and | is mostly new. Purchasers would do well to call and examine before buying elsewhere. decl2
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

I0O0 PIECES Kentucky Baggng, various 1OOU brands; 800 coils 9 ply Rope 20, coo lbs Twine, three ply; 20 bales Dummy Bags
 dec28 BEERS & SMITH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

nEACH TREES-2O00 Peach Trees, comprise 1 ing a selection Of choice varieties, carefully packed and shipped in fine order per brig William & James, from Philadelphia, for sale by
 dec29 BEERS & SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

\ OYSTER AND SALMON-4OO 1 and ? lb. 1I cans of each, now store, all put up the pre- sent season, and in the finest possible order, for sale by Idec28l JO'RElLI,Y & co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05
IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC

On the 9Th July Commodore Sloat took posses.
sion OF Monterey in California, raised the u s. flag
and appointed two justices of the peace to preserve
order
On the 9th, Commander Montgomery took pos
session of the bay of San Francisco, and proclaim
ed that he claimed that part of the territory of Cal
fornia in the name Of the United States. On the
10th, the U. S. flag was raised at Pueblo San Jose
70 miles from the Bay, and justice of the peace
appointed. In short, the Mexican coast is declared
to be bockaded, and at every convenient point the
U. s. officers take possession in the name of the
United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL DIscovERY.-u
was announced in the papers, some time since, that
from certain phenomena Of the planet Uranus, Her
sche,) astronomers were led to suspect the exist
ence Of undiscovered planet in the solar system
which it was agreed to call La Terriers Planet
from the French astronomer who had particularly
investigated its nature. From late number of The
London Atheneum, received by the Caledonia at
Yale College, we learn that what was before only
suspected, has now been actually observed with the
telescope. This wonderful stranger was first seen
by M. Gale, of Berlin, on the nj ght of September
Odd. Its apparent brightness was equal only to
star Of the eighth magnitude, its diameter being
two or three seconds 1t was seen at London, Sep
TENDER Both, when it was near the star 30 Aquarii.
not far from the tail of Caprcornus, Right Ascen.
sion 9Th 52m 47.l5s Declension 10 deg, n min. 20
sec.
AS your readers, Messrs. Editors, may not gen.
orally be aware how truly wonderful is the discov-
cry OF this body, the existence of which was faint
~ shadowed forth to us by mathematical analysis,
guided by the law of universal gravitation before
tina had ever been seen by mortal eyes, / will send
yU ; tomorrow, some account of the steps by which
uiiS Singular discovery has been attained O.
Tue college, Oct %, 1876. IN Hauen Pal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NoRwIcn Mass. A
serious fire was raging in the woods belonging to
Ebenezer Ellis, Asa Merritt, John Niles aud 9th
ers, until extngushed by the rain on Tuesday
night, the 18th. They had been burning weeks,
and about $50 acies were burnt overall attempts
to check the progress Of the fire having proved I'M
successful. One or two other places in the vlcin-
ity have been on fire within this time.-.NerhGm-
pion Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

The 9th section, of part 2nd of the Constitution
OF Vermont reads as follows -"The House of Rep
resentatves, of the leemen of this State shall con
slst OF persons most noted for wisdom and virtue, to
be chosen by ballot by the freemen of every town
in this State, respectively on the first Tuesday OF
September, annually, forever"
The next section after stating what power those
representatives have, says, But they shall have
no power to adl to, alter, abolish, infringe any
prt of this constitution"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

%" Within few weeks, in removing some earth
near the Wiley House, al the White Mountains,
the remains Of one of the children were found, who
was buried in the fatal avalanche which swept away
the Wiley family, about twenty years ago. Ports
mouth Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

40 The Washington Union understands tina,
no contract has been made with Capt Taylor to
take the Princeton, Mississippi, and other vessels
over the bar at Tampico, has been stated in the
newspapers. The same paper also denies positive
ly that any dispatches have been received from Gen
Taylor casting censure on Gen. Butler for his con-
duct during the sege of Monterey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

| 6ooDWiN's INDIAN VEGETABLE aud sARsAPARII-
~ LA BITERS Tor the cuo OF Jauadce, Dyspepsia Cos
tivencss. bilious and Liver mlnin DIGESTION, Dows-
ness, Headache, Cunucuus and Scoiuuus Discusses All a
rites of the Blood and Gcueu Debility lkee Bitors nos
the merit of being entirely vegetable ak their com
puncnt parts SasaWullt, that nostimuble root OBJ
tanned from the tropical of South America loug al
Justly known uchuUW rlaed incident uol
most elcen Purifier Of the oud IL these Btters IL forms
of the essential cngfedeus. The virtues of the
ui Honduras Suisuparl extracted the
principles, and combined in highly concentrated torn
with the useful and herbs tho vegetable world In
this preparation, brought operate the stomach and how
els producing thorough cleansing OF the whole
lily restoring it 10 its woned aud vgor As safe pleas
ant ana ehcaclous tome aud apCen, mild gentle
debility and depression Of spirits in the spring and
aud in all cutancous discusses, they will be found
uabe cleansing the slondc restoring the strength
quonty purifying the blood.
CeGcutos he shown and references given TO iuyidu-
as tesyng I" very many IcmUkbe by taking
Filters In one word, ny them, faithfully, and not satisfied
tho money will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO. q. GOODWIN, No. 70 Union ST.,
Boston.
The following list Of agents for the sale of Goodwin.
Indian Vegetable aud Sanupnua BtteIs, and, also OF Dr.
hiuredses Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Montpelier, Bancroft aud Rikor, Eastman Danorh, and S.
X, Standardization, Peck & SpearNorthfed, J. A.
White Orange, Fheld x Hnncock-Willson ilurbuu *
lodgesDae, b. L. Fuller Baintroe, A. d. Lamson & Co
Cambridge, NJ. Wes-Waterhuty, s. Hutchins-Richmond,
WIN. Rhodes, JrHydepark, n. r. Keele-sowe n, nnet x
RobusonM Mill village, A. Il. Cump-Wushngton, G. R. ale
-runbHdgv, H. :. Hoy ID. Foster Chelsea, Dickinson
NohleRoysltoni Rchafdson &c Co,West Bethel q. Francis
Randolph, e. Observation-Disclosures, Johnson Hodeu-Roy-
alton, skinner BodgettJohuson Merriam CoUnderhl,
Putnum--Cahol. J. CultingDanyile, Dana, Weeks Co.
-Peaeham, H. q. Brown, and Of
Agents IN most of the towns of Vermont. 14ly
MACE CITRON English CURRANTE, EXT LEMON and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T Is
INIpORIA NV TO All.

=
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medical
qualities of the extract of TOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett says one of the powerful alternatives Of
the Maeru Mcca, and in ali affections of the Liver and 9th
medicinal agent known the medical profession When used
in concentrated state ii is sovereign remedy for
DNSP AND NDEGESTION.
He has successfully eaed various diseases with alone,
and when persons removing to the South West they
when used in connection with the sarsnpar the
SONS iversa remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
loss appetite dizziness headache depression of spirits
hvenes piles, weakness of the stomach and links,
20 purify the blood curing bad hunors where all other medi-
cines have failed
(Fom the Daily MaL)
II with deal Of pleasure say
y henrngo where the Sarp,ta aud Tomato
teTs which arc sold by Brown Gs Washington Street eff
ectog most astonishing in purifying the blood and
sstng digestion Many of the physcans huvo quite
interest in this compound, aud considered by them the
hest article in for Jaundee ndgoson Loss of Ape
tue weakness ind lot all complaints arising from imputy OF
the blood. 1t really the best medicine 10 purify
the blood and eradicate all humors from the system is
WIN e greatest confidence to our numerous readers Don't
take cur word for it, but try bottle and satisfy yourself
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing
ation articles pretending the sumo effect us Browns
and Dandoon Panacea, Kiodgo Tomato ters extract
OF Satsapar, Tomato and Dandeon prepara-
ton with the expectation of getting tho genuine SAS APA
RltLA nnd TOMATO BIrTERS, which prepared at his
hey the only genuine article kind in the market
Always see that the direction signed FREpERcE BRowS
his hand writing Who heard of mans
ing bad bank nolc that would Just
with medicine they always countcriit that which sells
Al ordets for Browns SARSAPARILLA and TOMATO
BtTTERS, directed to Frederick Brown, the proprietor IS
Washington street, Boston, will be attended punctual
Btters securely packed for shipping.
LIST OF AGENTS.
Montpelier S, p Rcddeld and 5. X. Collins Barre, j. H.
Walker. Waterbury, IT, c. Simpson Marshfeld d. Put
nam. Pliuied, F. Kiddcr. Middlcscx, Geo. +. Sowe-
Mortified. John A. s. White. Washington r. r. Dickinson.
Chelsea, Dickinson * Noble Newbury, F. * II. Keyes.-
Bradford, Asa Low. Wells River, Timothy Shedd stowe
Camp. Hydepark l.. Noyes. Morrsvilc, L. g. Her
rick For Sale oiso by Druggists and Agents generally, 81
bottle b bottles Tor 50. 69!y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

abort years since this Medicine has been
ucod to the public, and 1t stands unrivaled its effects,
the severe scrutiny of all classes both friendly
'euii. II is but Of
~ not to be described 1t appeal 1t
~ r your especial and general good make use
Vi cue bottle ofhe MOTHERS RELIEF before confinement
approach the chamber
a. the chamber Of death
assured that 1t will still all fehc nervous Affection Ii
sooths and shields from irritation and by peculiar nroper-
ties destroys the of hemohaga inflammation that
often attend aud follow the Of partuton IT causes
sweet and natural rest ind last facilitates birth that
Mothers have not pass through excIunting main and
Distress The Mothers Reiofmay he depended In
es OF threatening abortion where TO prevented
In case OF spasms &c causing frequent hrm from two to three
toses will give immediate relief
As the subject that with poprev be fully dis
cusscd IN this public lite all feel
to call on most OF the respectable druggists in The
United States the manufacturer, and they will be fur
nshed with complete pamphlet in which will find all The
facts to form opinion of its merits and also the opn
ion OF many physicians OF eqnente and persons have
become acquainted with its beneficial effects
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We eurn that spurious articles OF Mothers Relief are nut IN
by c. II. H. Coleman, of Ruao, DR.. Smith of New
York his hotties with the directions are pasted on
the bottle, nearly perfect fac smile once was
ogenof ours and has the genuine pamphlet
it's well calculated to deceive the public. Bqrtioes
Mothers Rehet None genuine unlnss signatures arc
found within the wreath of the Direction that is pasted the
bottle, signed with had
lie is fac smile of our baud writing also. BY attending to the
nbove directions need be- imposed upon. All orders from
Vermont will be promptly attended To, by
J. LANDON,
Factory Point, Manchester W,
Or. g, A. BARTHOLiCK
Office the Of Fzugh street opposite the County
Clerks Office Rochester Ny
AorNrs.-Murshdrld, T.. Putnam; Cabot Bahcock &
Waterbury, j. C. Suupsoui stowe, Il. Weshbami orange,
Fiheld L Hancock. 7aoouGm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05
FROM MEXICO.

ma had left the Capital and was marching to Mon
terey with 1000 men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

american History From communication re-
Gently laid before the Senate, we learn that the
managers of the British Museum, library of the
British Government at the suggestion of Henry
Stevens, Jr. Esq. Of this State, have determined to
purchase comll ete collection of American books
in all branches of literature but especially connec-
ted with the history Of every State in the Union
1t will be singular if British institution shall take
more pains TO full History of the States of
this Union than the States themselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

HONOR r.. NY Fps ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor.
able Probate Court CIR the Dlslrct OF Wash ngr on
Commissioners to receive. Examine and adjust all claims
and demands 81 all persons against the OF Honor
f. Nye late Of Berlin, in said district deceased ep
ted insovcnt and the of six months from The 3ls
day Of August $40 is allowed by said Cou the cred
iors of said deceased TO exhibit and their respective
claims before u-Dn give notice thai will attend the
duties Of appointment AT the dwelling house ofSylvi
nus F. Nyc, IN Beln, IN said District the last We'd
nedays of November SAG and Fcbruay 1871 o.
clock af ernoon each of SAID DAYS
ORREN SMITH, Commissioner,
FRED. HOVEY, s N'"'''S''"'s'
Berlin. October lG, A. d. 1916. So
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THE ELECTIONS.

Maine. Three more Wings 1.-TWO Wing abbo
litonlsts) and one loco have been elected,
Ohio. The delegation in Congress stands as fol
lows: ] / wings, o locos, independent who, 1t Is
conceded by the Ohio Press Qoco) will vote with
the Wings. The senate is tied, Wing majority in
the House 6.
| Pennsylvania. The official returns show the ma
jority for Powers the Wing candidate for Canal
Commissioner, to be
$500!
The Congressional delegation stands thus - lG
Wings, locos, Native. Wing majority in the
Senate g. House IL.
ALABAMA.
Bcemau, Wing, is elected in the district now
represented by Yancey, Loco. lie is for Protec-
ton, and in favor Of the REPEAL of the Tariff of
lS46.
ARKANSAS.
w. r. Johnson, Loco, (brother of Richard M.
Johnson,) has been elected to Congress without op.
dosition.
MAINE.
More elections thus Wings 81, Locos
SO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

wish To impress particularly the minds Of that
troubled with Impurities the blood bad humors old nj.
GERS and Diseases brought by tho of Mercury, cuome
That this is sovereign remedy. It is well known every
physician that Sarsnpla Is almost tho only artiue
be successfully used to such Diseases and,
with the pure extract Of TomuOes. been
such when Sauplin alone has had no effect This can
be accounted tot from the t that the Tomatoes oper gent
y on the bowels carrying off those impurities which, fullOwed
to rcman, cleato dangerous and ncurnrle diseases.
One proofothc cfcucy the Sursupalila and Tomu
10 urpue la cout.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-05

W'"' r1e Oct. l6, Apalachicola (Florda) was
'i'iteu VIII" Veiy destructive fre-the work of in
eendiaries Loss $4,000
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SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
PILES

For the Speedy Safe Cure of DYSPEPSIA or NDIGEs.
TON CONSTIPATION, COSTlVENESs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, aud all diseases
arising from an improper tone Of the Stomach
rGNlE recommendations through which this Pill reaches the
public numerous they various. The certif-
Gates ois the lips Of those been
by its administration and thousands upon thousands Of tc
onias of its beneficial effects might be ndduced Dr. Velpead
Liston and even Mott with nnumeruble Of this country
have used In their private practice, and added their
ny its iCvor But the proprietor feels thar
alone for tho public 10 try It 10 be satisfied.
The Proprietor does intend this be enumnaed under
the heul Of "humbuggery" He does assert good
for every thing but only that it nil certain diseases if
persevdTcdn Among these Wind in the Stomach Ind
gestpn Nervous Headache Dyspepsia, patton, Cosye
ness and such diseases dependent upon improper
oftho stomach.
The dose adult depends upon the Severity Of tho dis
HDyspepa and the patient has complained long time
three to FIVE pulls day will be required just sufficient to keep
up laxative effect until he finds relief which in the mnury
of cases VIII take place in about days. aud the Of
viii be cured in three weeks. nd 5estun met with in
every cOlnt every class Of society," every season
the years aud you may search the whole Fharm aud
identical Pill. 1t has done lndigoston Fatuence,
Sourness OF Stomach than the whole range phumacopn
put together And need be said th Medicine than
that issaed from the gigantic siorhopse ef e mind Of Of
he greatest PHYSICLaS and SURGE OS any agc that Of
S7Es oISTEEK' COOPER; and it Is to him that
gTnietul public is indebted.
93-The Dose of this Medicine is PILL before each meal
three day, for adult until all unpleasant symptoms
removed. For child - day wiz he sufficient.
D. sold by BALDWIN, SCOTT co,
June 1916. % Montpelier, VI.
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PURIFYING VEGETABLES.

PURIFYING VEG ETABLES.
The receipt has been examined aud approved 10y many tho
| irt Physicians,
II EAsONs Tor Browns Sarsnpltila and Tomato BIrTERs
Orion eieong of long standing and chronic Diseases
| after all uther medicines have failed to give relief
lst. The Sarsapaa of which is made, is the genuine
spanish article imported from the bay Of Honduras by
pressly for this purpose.
Cd Tho virtues are extracted by entire process,
|
g. There is strength Of tho real sponsh sarsapaa Ia
there is ~ dozen bottles OF ordinary syrup extract
4ih When mixed with the pure extinct of Tomatoes, it
makes of the mllcs and pleasing p,
bo used ana yet much thorough than salts pills,
&c, winch makes very valuable in all bilious complaints.
9th When taken IN large doses, it operates very thoroughly
| on The bowels, without weakening tho system.
W. When taken IN small Doses operates particularly
the blood and whole system, Appetite strengthens
e stomach assists in dig ston and in fact the whole
dehilitated system
9TH When taken for costivenose, lucs not leave the pa
chl ke many medicines, coye than they before
us use but by using 1t short time, it effects perfect and
| LISTING cure.
1t only requires person give sholt trial prove that
AL Mc 1y Is true. There be said praise.
The LARGE SALE OF BROWNS sARSAPARIILA
hNp IOMAIO BITIERS is another proof Gifts cficacy-
rs now about three since first offered the
public although it has been used by Of dsn-
suheI physicians Tor many Yeas in private practice since
from all parts OF the county, where advertised
ecom dcd by persons who had used it, 1t has been shipped
10 foreign ports and found ready sale that alone would
| 10 be proof enough Of ns utility.
HOW mary medicines there advertised which sell
ana soon 60 down. aud arc rgoen how different it is with
th II nds ready sale where has advertised;
and its sale continues to increase in all places becomes
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+. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA Il TOMA-
TO BITTERS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT'o OF sPANI.
SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO
an entirely process, which the whole strength
these most valuable Of MEDICINES.
There gro connected with tho Obove hroo others
the most vnlunlte
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Dress Goods.

Large assortment and less prices, than any othe
"a Store in this puce, may be found at -
Oct. %, le4G. BANCROFT &c RlkERS.
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More clections-rcsults thus: Wings 6l Locos
3d.