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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

TooLs, IMPLEMENTS OF HUsnANDRY, CARTS
AND WAGoNs.-All these should be thoroughly
examined and repaired. Don't wait until they may
be wanted to make the examination, but to do It
without delay, should you not do 50 now, it may
so happen that when you want to use some ofthem,
you will find to your regret and disappointment
that you will have to send it some miles to plow-
maker or wheel-rght, and have to wait for some
days before you can commence your work. Save
yourself this vexaton by attending to text now.
An. Farmer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

WHALE SToRY.--The New Bedford Mercury
states that the Sarah at Mattapolsett from Atlantic
Ocean, took 100 bbl. sperm whale, in the bub-
Der of which was found the head and about a foot
Of the shank Of harpoon marked "Lyra,' sun
doubtedy" says the Mercury belonging to the
ship Lyra, Of this port, which vessel sailed hence
July 3, 1928, and was lost in Aug. 1929, on a reef
near Oahu" This is a strange adventure for piece
Of iron, but by no means improbable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

PRoGREss OF lNvENTIoN.-A distinguished far
mer of England has invented what he terms hogs
head pIo,e-designed for turning out potatoes that
are planted in drills without hurting them. 1t re
sembles hogs snout attached to the front part of
pillow without coulter, by which the potatoes are
raised and turned out of their bed. This may be
called copying nature--for it is evidently the way
in which those deep iuesiigaio,S-the swine
would turn out the crop, if sent into an undug po-
.tatoe field.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

WORKING lloRsEs, MULES AND OXEN.-These
respective kinds of working beasts should receive
additional care, in order that they may be IN a con
dtlJn in the spring to meet the increased obhga-
ton of labor which, from the very nature OF things,
will be imposed upon them. And while we thus
commend them to the kindness Of their owners, we
will make the economic remark that Mrcc bushels
of grain fed in meal will 90 far as four fed with
out reduction
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
A CERTAIN CURE


For Humors, Scruula, Plies, Erysipclas, Salt Rhcum
5rald Head and all diseases arising from lmpuity q
the Blood
DOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medcue composed entirely nfy gedbe substances
and ofso active character 10 eradicate speedily
permanently all those troublesome and dangerous
whieh arise from bad If the Is HI ghl recon-
mendrd by who have used H. and illpusiycly in nine
cases of effect permanent cure he proprietor.
receive Letters every week speaking warm praise ur the
tce and nirrating of raofdnuIy cues which
are tnu volummous to p#bllsh.
REFEREN CES-Miss Sophia Bouchette ofSt A bans
aged about 90 cured scad head winch she had had from
inlducywas obig ed to cap constantly, and was
w'huu any nam Of consequence. She commenced ia
the Mixture in Feb. 1912 and by April the disease dsap
pe1red. Her hair grown Out fun and she no ongcI
is obliged to weat a cap
Mr. Elbudge Bingham of 81 Adams, for the cure of a
burning, smatng humor with which he had been aic Ted
for years
so onion Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
aud scrolulous affection.
Erastus Spnton,H w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bridge for the cure Of piles.
Hugh Murphy,also of 81 Adams, was cured of bad
OF piles in July last in Ave days after he
taking the mixture.
4 J5Tho above article will be found at most druggist
& SMITH st Abans. VI. Also by f. p. WALTON
AND SONS agents ri the propuelors at Montpelier VI
Also by 6Oss llutchlns Waterbury; T. h Green, Rich
mond Dana Weeks aud Stanton, Danvlle J.. Jewett
ST Johnshury; o. French, Barre; n G. Hale Choseai
Il, b. Nevns and Ca. Royaon; J. Ross, Jr Woodstock .
Peck aud Spear Darlington! N V. Hoiley aud Co. Wl'
lstOn.
IL Also, by CLARK COLLINS, and S, p. RED
FIELD Montpelier VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

A DANGEROUS PLouoH. The N. f. Farmer
says:-We find the following in one of our ex-
changes, and frankly confess that we more than
doubt the truth of the statement =" farmer near
Lowell, to save expense, undertook to make pillow
with his own hands; it looked so ugly when finish
ed that he deemed il prudent to chain il 10 an
Pe-tree; but it got loose during the night and XII.
led two of his calves"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

correspondent of the London Gardeners
Chronicle, says that by sprinkling SCOT over his
gooseberry bushes in the morning, when moist with
dew, and the buds just opening he has kept them
free from the caterpillar, for upwards of twenty
years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

BAR1rY-This grain is not sufficiently cultiya-
ted IN several Of the States. 1t will yield seventy
five per cent. more than rye, commands better
price on an average of years, is more certain crop,
and is equally well adapted for horse feed. Then
why is il so NEGLECTED?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

G}@The scrapings of carrot, mixed with salt
are said to be cure for warts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

WAR FOR OREaoN. 1t has been suggested III
distinguished quarters that the territory OF Oregon
was worthless 1t has also been said, on Do.n sues
of the Atlantic that the territory cannot De iohe
governed. either from Westminster or Wasnihg-
ton; but that it will require separate government
fits own. II either of his assertions De true, a
war in this age of civilization, to determine the IT,
tle of Orepon will be monstrous," and "lmplous,
bevond any irager Of battle in history. The follow
;nS verses from an ancient newspaper, will fifty
illustrate the folly of both nations that engage IN
it-BoSion .4dv.
Clumpy and Clod, two surly clowns,
As Keeling home night,
From aehouse, where their sappy crowns
They soaked in saddenng plight.
While all tho tinted sky
Spread out its clear eNpansc,
And all the rittering train Oh high,
Seemed o'er their heads to dance;
Quoth Clump to Clod, "l tell thee what
only wish that
Az much good pasture land had got
As | IAN blue sky.'
"AndI, quoth Cod to Clump, ''should like
Thy wish to beat by iar
Aud have, to piove n Weather tykc,
"Ah, but,n says Cump, "to feed them all
What pasture could be wound Z"
Enough" said Cod, '' for greai and SMALL
"What, and without my leave :" says Clump,
Aye, that would,' says Cloddy.
Quoth Clump, ''theo then my hide shall thump
So io't they went, both Clump and Clod
As fast US fist could tag,
Till both lay sprawling on the sod,
And fist could way
Now where's your oxen, Clod," says Clump,
{" And wlere,' says Clod, "your ground ''
Both sighed and caIcase raised on rump
In vain, for both looked round
Then, shaking hands, they cursed al jars,
And all decciving eyes
That looked for in tho stars,
And pasture from the skies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

tomb OF roast aud boiled, and flesh and fish;
Where bile aud wind, aud phlegm and acid jar,
An, all the l. intestine war;
The symputhes which suss between these aud
every The living body the foundation of
diseases of all kinds Irregular Appetite, Luuguor Dlownes
Wandering Pains, Headache, LoNncss Of Spirits,
And these, their turn birth To Dyspepsia, Papltion
ofthc Heart, Shouess Breath Jsundco Piles, ers In
hammaufy umofs, Coughs and host of diseases which
bitter life and poison all sources OF enjoyment.
The distinguished character OF these Bo il striking
their operation being less powerful according the
violence of the disease. When used appropriate quantity in
slight arrangement Of the stomach and Bowels caused
by slight bilious difficulty the like where
needs assistance prevent consequences,
they will scarcely he felt
On the contrary, in obstinate cases, they frequently operate
powerfully, causing three daily until
the circulating ud becomes purified This accomplished, they
connection with food receiving
mutual assistance until the constitution II restored
health and removed vigor.
ay- For sale wholesale and RETAIL the Drs Office Is
Hanover street. Boston. Aud Montpelier, by r. Clark
Burbank, Jr, Bancroft & RkeT aud +. r. WALTON SONS,
and all the agents throughout the state. u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
PEA STRAW,
DON'T FORGET

WANTED the Paper Mill, in Montpelier, the of
w THREE DOLLARS per ton, in exchange paper,
Books etc. l.. p. WALTON and SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
RICH PLUMES

ITO BUY Montpelier few pounds Of that very supeo
Il YOUNG HYSON TEA, which they sell so cheap at
IS STOKRS X LANGDONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

FOR Winter Hats, with Ribbons match, Just received at
L Nov. %. IL BURBANK'S.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
PLAYING. VISITING AND BLANK
G. a d $.

e. q e Sd $.
TEORGE COOK, Of the late firm of Ely,
Z Z Smith g. Cook, for The past SIX years m nu-
facturers Of the celebrated Bartlett Cards, would
inform the public and patrons Of the old estab-
lishment, No. IL Fulton street, where he has
always been employed, that he continues the
manufacture OF all the varieties Of Playing. Visit
ing and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished by the
establishment; and that orders for various kinds
will be promptly and faithfully executed, on ap-
plicaflon TO his sole agents, Messrs. Ely Il Latham
No IL Fulton street, at the following prices, usual
discount off for cash, or to those who buy to sell
again, viz:
Star, Chain and Dot, Wave, Diamond, Marble
and white backs, $50 per gross.
Harry and white backs, 30
Decaturs do "a
EIIsler do 81
Merry Andrews DO Is
Hghianders, No. l, star and marble back, Is
do No2. IL
Enamelled, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards,
as per the following scale:
Large, No. fifteen Enamelled, IS No fourteen
enamelled No thirteen enamelled, No
twelve enameled No fifteen ivory and pearl
surface No fourteen ivory and pearl suriace,
l 81 No thirteen ivory and pearl surface, 80
No twelve ivory and pearl surface, 45
Small, No eleven ivory and pearl surface, 4
No ten ivory and pearl surface 3 50 No nine
lNuEE anu ltAAl HA-AAAEr , ~ fi-AAA ~ -"
No seven do . so No six do = % No FIVE do
, No four do , No three do ! 50 No two do
l 30 No one do % No eleven do / 81 No
ten do i 25 No nine do ] 25 No eight do 90
No seven do 100 No six do 90 No five do
- cents. No four do 75cts. No three do 62cts
No two do 62cts DO one DO 50 cts
Embossed enameIled cards tinted and plain, beau
tifully polished. with elegant design as borders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS.
Small blanks, (paying card size, No l, Sl5pr gross
No2 do 10
Large No l, 1924 per gross No2, S2l
Double size Of the small No I, $50 No ., 81
Double size of the large Mol, IS No ., 62
Also all the above sizes Of every description, to
order
Other sizes cut to order of either of the foregoing
qualities.
Mourning Cards of various Sizes made to order
Gold bordered cards do do
Giitedge do do
EnameIIed sheets, cap size, and 90 by "a inches
Ivory surface do do do
Pear. do do do do
Blank sheets do do do
Also Rail Road and Steamboat Tickets, made to
order, of any color, or of different cOlors, may
be desired.
The subscriber invites all editors Of the United
States and Canada, who disposed to take their
pay in cards, and who viii send him copy
their paper containing this advertisement. to insert
it for three months
| GEORGE COOK.
New York. jan IL.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
SAMUEL ]. COOK & r. NJ. HARDY


PRACTICE or THE LAW.
II HEY will give their joint attention TO all
businnK entrusted to either Of them, and
viii attend The circuit county and probate courts
nf the counties composing the 9Th Judicial circuit,
tire courts Of the county Of Bradley, and the ST.
preme and federal courts az the city or Litlle
Rock: and will also attend IN any business en-
trusted 10 them in the Parishes OF Claiborne,
Union and jackson, louisiana
DRESS:
S.afI- ]. Cook, Magnolia, TrioR Co-, Arks.
r. NJ HARDY, FL Dorado, Union e. ~ Arks.
Jan ., lEiG-l5
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
PROSPECTUS
OF rHD
sClarksyiIIe Republicans"

Fvrnv one who has visited that fertile
reuion will bear testimony to the numerous
natural advantages of the country between
The Sulphur Fork and Red River, in the
Northern part of Texas: and the tide ol
emigration flowing into il, bespcaks IFS ra-
Did increase in population, and loretells lis
ultimate prosperous destiny.
To meet, as is believed, the wishes Of
large portion of the citizens, and TO repre-
sent the growing interests ol this Red Klv-
er District, it is proposed 10 publish in the
town Of Clarksville, Red River county,
Texas. a newspaper to be called the
"CLARKsv1LLE REPUDLicAN." 1t is to be
printed on large imperial shetland the first
No. issued as soon as the Press and materials
which are to be entirely new. can be pro-
cured from New Orleans. The subscrip
tion price will be Three Dollars in advance,
-Four Dollars if paid within six months, and
Five Dollars aeer six months from the
time of subscription.
The "REPUBLIcAS" will be edited by the
undersigned, who assures those who may
patronize it. that no pains shall be spared to
render it a welcome weekly visiter to lis
readers: and that his object shall ever be
TO fill its columns with pleasing va,eiy,
and to merit the appreciation and support OF
the intelligent, and ofevery true kePubhea!n'
As Texas is but Just admitted into the
Union, and National Politics, as existing
in the United States, have never yet been
asitated, the Republican will take no Par,!.-
zan interest therein, but be devoted, to 'he
utmost of the editors ability, to whatever
NAV be deemed conducive to the general
interests, growth and permanent welfare
Of the country. .,.,,,,,
January 18th, 1916.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
TO TEE CITIZENS
.fbOre the EgeG EgiUeT' Raft.

YEyHE undersigned have made arrangements
4 with Mr. J. Il. GIINER for transporting
Cotton and other Freight around the Raft His
CHARGES will be as follows; For Hauling, Storing
and Shipping, fifty cents per bale for cotton and
for other freights, twenty-five cents per bbl-
Persons wishing to haul their own cotton, &c,
can do SO by sending their own teams with black
drivers, and his charges in such cases will only
be twelve and half cents per bale and barrel iof
storing and shipping
There will be good Warehouses and Cotton
sheds at both ends of the portage, and the busi-
ness will be conducted by good and efficient
clerks, and particular care will be gvento all
business entrusted to him, and in all cases cotton
and freight will be re-shpped by the first op--
portunity, making no distinction between good
boats.
w. & N. MOSS.
Red River Raft, Feb. 9, 1916. q
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
NOTICE TO SELL LAND.

NOTI CE TO ; Il IL l. l. A y ID.
r SHALL apply to tie next term OF the Probate
J court Of Lafayette county fer an order 70
sell the following real estate belonging TO the estae
Of Washington II. Winn, deceased to-wit; The
whole of the southwest quarter Of section number
thirtyfour, in township fourteen, range twentysix,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, and rsc-
iioua part of the northeast quarter Of same section,
township and range, containing fiffy-iliree and
three-ffths acres and the northwest quarter Of
section 81, in township II, range IS wcst--- all
situated in Lost Prairie. Lafayette county.
HARRIET ID. WINN,
Execuirix Of w. ii. Winn.
March Is, 1862
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
DIR. BENZ. II. JETT

H. As resumed the practice of medicine id
Il Washington, and may at all times be
found at hls aPothecary store, unless profes-
sionally absent, where he will keep a full.
supply OF fresh medicines for sale low for cash
Washington, May 4--4-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
Notice.

.JyHE undersigned will apply to the Honorable
l. Judge of the PROBATE Court OF Hampstead
.untv. Arks, at the next April term of said court
sar an order to sell all the right title and interest
- he late Lawrence III. Stephens, in and 10 the
sI,oyyino real estate situated in Hampstead coun-
49, Arks'. to-wit: The southwest quarter Of the
-ortb-east quarter of section number SIX in town.
IN number ten, south of range twenty-seven
vest, containing forty acres
$500 JOHN w. GREER &
REUBEN MeELROY,
Administrators.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
To Travellers.

FEyHE subscriber has opened his house in Spring
T. Hill. Arks., for the entertainment of strangers
and travellers. and pledges himself TO every
exertion to render comfortable those who may be
pleased to call upon him.
B. J. HARRIS.
Spring Hill, August IL, 1s45-i7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
.TgefgicaE Notice.
New York.

nOCTORS r. A. BRUNSoN g. p r
~ BOOKER, having associated themselves
in the practice OF Medicine, respectfully tender
their services TO the community.
Office in Columbus, Hampstead county, Arks
p. S-Those who have been laboring unocT
chronic disease of long standing, may find il to
their interest to call and see them. IA.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
EW GOODS!n

TEyHE subscriber has Just returned from
Il New Orleans with q large and well
selected stock of goods, consisting of all
kinds and descriptions usually called for
to which he invites the attention of pur
chasers. as be is determined " selI IN
usually low for cash or on time 10 hi old
friends and customers.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, June Is, IsI5-i0-;c
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

Notice

hereby given that shall apply to the hon.
! orable Probate Court of the county of Hemp
stead at the April term thereof for an order to
-ell four slaves. one man, woman and two ehli-
s-ar belonging to the estate of John Stuart, dec
=, enable me TO pay the debts Of said estate.
TYRA HILL, Administrator
de boni, non of the est. of John Stuart, dec.
March 7, IS46-24-4w
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County of CLARK.
Clark Circuit Court in vacation, December %,
A. ID. ls45.
James Sloan,
RS.
BENJAMIN S. Duncan.
William III. Preston, Bill TO foreclose
Ransom Tuggle, and mortgage.
the unknown heirs of
Marcus Huling, dec.
Defendants.
UJHIS day came the complainant. by Flanagan
his solicitor, and files his bill in this case
the object whereof is to forecloss certain mort
gare on lands in said county, executed by the
said defendants, Benjamin ). Duncan, and VIII
liam n Preston, and the said Marcus Hung in
lis Iifstime TO the said James Sloan. and it ap-
rcsr;np bv affidavit annexed to said bill that the
iei. Of the said Marcus Hung, deceased, are
t,,,.-residents of this State and unknown. 1t j:
a srefcre on motion of said complainant ordered
dat nstice be given said nonresident defendants
Nv Indication of this order IN the Washington
I,lspAph, a newspaper publ shed in this State
+, The MI nj n oi times and within the time
IA, s<,set t w. that nIl sss they appear before
:hs sna1 N:tc ua c. b. f5re the fourth day Of the
art com .,er ~, & b. holden at the court-houss
;, The town of HIxaislplia, in the county Of Clark
~, The 6ts. Monday Of March next, and then ant
ne plsa ana K,r CT ien,ur to said bill, the same
,x;II re taken az confessed, and decree accord
.nyiy. .nn c,
A true copy from the record.
Teste: JAS. s. WARD, CLERK.
Is-
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
STATE oF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARKANSAS.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court, in vacation.
February %. A. D. 1876.
Mary Cazine, by her next friend,
Thomas Anderson. Petition for
rs. Divorce.
William Cazine.
/sGHIS day the said complainant filed her Pc
4 tition and affidavit, in which she states that
the said William Cazine is a nonresident Of the
State of Arkansas, and it IS ordered that the said
William Cazine be notified of the filing Of the said
petition and that said notice be published in the
Washington Telegraph for two successive weeks
the last insertion to be four weeks before the next
term of our Hampstead circuit court, which will
be held on the third Monday afler the fourth
Monday of April next, and tnat the said William
Cazine be required to appear on or before the
third day of our said next term. and plead, answer
or dernur to said bill of complainant, or the same
will be taken confessed, and decree entered
in the cause accordingly
A true copy from the RECORD
S.E. SANDERS, Clerk.
Attest: S. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
american House,
CAMDEN, OUACHITA COUNTY,

ARIA NsAs.
7 sfIE subscribers respectfully announce 10 the
public that they have completed and newly
firnshedshe American House, opposite the lower
steamboat landing. The tables. bar. &c. Of this
house shall be furnished in a style inferior 10 no
other house in the State. The stables will be
supplied with plenty Of proven Dur and careful
ostlers 10 attend them. The subscribers hope by
strict attention to business and desire 10 please,
to receive liberal share OF public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16
1sSC51osgooogD aae1aeoeeee~

with having received pecuniary aid from ln !c
friends OF Mr. Webster, 10 enable him 10 regain =
possession OF his paper, in consequence OF ~nich
he had ceased his opposition TO Mr.. Wesse'.-
The delendan, attempted 10 prove the iruth o.
the charge, and also called many highly resPec-
table Witnesses 10 prove that The plaintiff was
common ibeler and therefore could not DC emu
tied to anything more than nominal damages
The court room during the trial has been niiso
with spectators, who seem 10 be anxious 10 kho"
the result / Nsp YORK Erenans Pest.
WgBG Is. BacoS-'i'nE VEEDcT.-lhc seaisu
verdic Of lie Jury in his interesting case, was
opened yesterday morning in Court. The reS sI,
is six cents damages and six cents costs. ne
amount OF damages claimed in the declaration
varied, ia the usual FORM from J 600 10 o,ouo
Il NAV be stated, in counting house STYLE mus =
Dr. Francis Bacon,
To James Vat~n Hcb6. ef:is Regular Army, DR.
For damages done 10 Wrbb's character BY Bacon,
in publishing slatemenlhal he had been rurchas-
ed for $40, 900 by the friends Of Daniel Webster,
when in fact, the friends Of Webster would mol
Damages $4,000
Estimate Of The jury on this bill, Siz Cents.
Thus it will be seen, that the estimate put by
Webb upon his own reputation and character, &C
cording 10 the price OF stocks in Wall street, is
much higher than the estimate put upon him by
a jury in Inc City Hail. Nen York Htrah.