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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

MAISR

In Montpelier Nov. &C. by Ebeu sc,ibner h ESQ Mr. jane.
f. Ihayer Of Middesex, aud Miss L. X Sanders former
place
AT Mddlesex Nov 25th Mr. Bradley NJ CLARK and Miss Or
In lrasburgh. Nov. l6lh by Rev. Johnson, MIR. William
wallace OF Picon, Canada West TO Miss MaIete daughter
Geo q. West, Esq.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

g A young lady recently appeared in the
Kensngton gardens, London, to whose dress some
way had attached the following label: "No rea-
sonable offer will be refused"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

o. L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, reprints he Lon
don World of Fashion, and Blackwood's Ladies'
Magazine and Gazette, at 81 each per annum- or
both for 81 50-in advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
GF"C." is crowded over to our next.

o. We understand that Rev. L. ]. Scott has
resumed the office of Superintendent of Schools
for this county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
THE
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THERE the conclusive reasons why thai class
i of Medicines deuomnae ed patent, should be made
the Of alculabe and enduring blessinge 10 the
huma, family Suppose fbr example, that high odcf VI
talent ont and aad great medical
learning and experience brought TO bear upon the In
We nliun and manufacture ola Pll.L-Why may this
long devonn 10 this branch Of Medical Science be crown
ed with the that attends the sacrifice Ui sima tas
ens and toll IN other things? There Is and IL
but the smp dictate Of the SIM lest
that PHI thus produced will be perfect at-
CT" as can be made by man. IwEFrY FIVE YEARS DE
voTIoN To any une subject will man Of ability the
mastery ovcr This Labor has been bSt'wed upon the
GR.aEFE.vBERG v.EGET.sBLB PILLS.
and they presented TO the public with claims unparol
leed N the history ufmedic4 science.
1t will bc tracing the History of all grea, inven
tons, that they not made discovered until the arri-
val uf what may be termed The FULNEss OF vIML The
the ulness uf ume cded The DsTuNE always
lay at mans feet, but he knew wondefu nd
uuerring guide Treasured silent BISON, until he
Divney appointed time drew when dis continents
and satds were 10 be unveiled Behold it now transfer
red 10 the pinnacle Of the adventurous saor enabling him
10 launch lar away upon unknown OF tim
lilly sailing within sight Uflamar land marks
So with the discovery of the Now World, upon whose
mission far beyond the conception Of the widest fancy
The Old World had reached lis iI hest deslinv the full
ness OF time drew near for the alton OF the New nd
fthold the immortal Columbus the forecaslle Of his
dnched ana eaky vessel. fund 1t. So with the
oi printng-oi seam-Oi the magnetic Telegraph. Each
oil these had lis own uln"ss Of time marked-dlstinct-
and Ptuvidcnal
IN MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHILOSOPHY
CAL PRINCIPLE is Equally MAHKED.~ Most beautiful
are the illustrations AMI pro Of this which be found
IN The history of the world. We them from the
Mosaic dspensa,ion down To the present our-dl If Them
teaching us the lesson and giving the hop that some
Thing yet BETTER 10 heal human maladics is hand
That his principle of Medical well physical
science is clearly shown in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS, which are
achieving unparalleled tIiumphs various sections of the
try now introduced into this vicinity Lei
read the advertisement of the Giaoenbeg Company which will
be found in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
NOTICE.

70 PHYSICIANS IN ORAN e co.
HE Orange County Medical Society will held its annual
meeting at b. +. Deknson's in Chelsea, Thursday,
Dee. 18th, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
All regular physicians in the county earnestly
TO attend this meeting. E. G. WORCESTER srr,v
Thetford Nov. 3Olb, 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
DRIGHToN CATTLE MARKEr-Mosp.r, Nev. ao

Reported for the Traveller.
market 72O Cattle, l9 Jokes working oxen 80 and
Calves, 1900 Sheep, and about $50 Swine.
BsJ cghsIExa, IS Is first quality IS So second quality
% 75j third quality SO ga
Working OIen-~ales noticed at S67 20 and ~
Cons and CdiUes-Saes noticed ut S7, 81 81 &C. and "a
Sheep-sales of lots made 81 s. u.s. 49, and 25
snne-A Wholesale 34c for Sows and IA for Bauows
at retail, from to q and l-2 cents per pound
BOSTON MARKET, MONDAY AFTERNOON Nov. 30
PoVsons-Ihefe Is no particular change market about
100 bbs mess Pork sold at 50 so $40 bbs LAID 73c
MOS new bee scarce and In demand SIO 25 10 50
Dol Tor mess fluurIhe continued cold
Pee Of speedy closing of the canal navigation given
siderable mness to the Market prices are ie better
Genesee, common brands, is held ut IS 81 l2 so.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
NOTICE.

GAME into the enclosure known Paines Mountain Pas
~ ture) in Mortified last fall four YEARLlNGS two steers
and two hefrrs said yeanss the farm tormetly by
Judge Paine The requested prove property, pay
charges and taks them away. JOHN HURLY.
Ni,lamstown, Nov. ODD, SAC.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

AZ John Street, New York.
In towns where there j. branch, thu company viii
appoint one % application by letter (pos pad) Otherwise
Persons visiting the Pills SCI by mail can or Ter them
GEO. $. FERRIS, BURLINGTON, VT Gene; al
Agent TO- the State Of Vermont, and the Norhsrn aud
Eastern Counties uf New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03

NICE co. NJ. FIRE ms. co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors Of the Orange
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company have made
assessment of three cent all the notes of said
Company force the 4th day August 1896 be paid
the Treasurer of said Company his Office in Chelsea, by the
first day of January next.
Ifany delinquent in the payment Of former
they complain n the By Laws nf said Company
d enforced the premium notes collected in full and de-
posted in the Treasury. j. w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea, Nov. 20, 1876. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
GRAEFENRERG GAZETTE.
ALMIGHTY CREATOR,
THAT
THE 81 GOD Is THE LEE.


he requircs that his disciples and patients make
THE LIFE CURRENT tIat leaps through their and
arteries before they hope for permanent cnre.
Relief he live them and Others; but bright ard
Joyous health must Come from pure blood
But most sal though here comes So countless
The mposnions which praclsed upon the public by
p,eiendcrs and and boas,fu the medicine
advertised that the reader may be slow TO believe in this
Great Remeoy. word therefore, on this point.
In the first place, READ THE GRAEFENBERG
GAZETTE. No matiet how skeptca you now be- that
paper will convince you. Thousands HAVE
ced every Stale and Territory Ia the Union and among
them distinguished Statesmen, Jurlsts, Clergymen Civil
ians The bare of their would fill this
page Let the reader send To the convenient agency
for a copy of the Gazette. which be had
GRATIS
In the second place, TRY THE PILLS, It will cost
yoa The 'rhe, and will Introduce you medi
cine which you will deem blessing TO the End of your
days.
thousand things press upon the mind Of the adverts-
which hey would rejoice say to the reader, but the
limits ,f this advertisement forbid But let every
fcled with the following diseases make trial Of Graef
enberg Pills, and they vii, be PERMANENTLY CUR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-03
Dress Goods.

Large assortment and less prices than at any other
IA Store IN this place, may be found at
Oct %, l646 BANCROFT Il RIKERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
The Convention.

We only wish THE PEOPLE could be allowed to
vote directly on the the question of having our
Judges chosen by Single or Senate Districts or b.
mammoth Judicial Districts, as they shall think
best-.hat is, whether each man shall be entitled
to vote for the one Judge he is likely to know.
one he may know and three he must guess at.
We will give the Party wirc.workers in the Con-
vention 10000 start if they will submit this ques
ton to the People and ifthey beat wc will submit
without n murmur. But 100000 voters cannot be
made to eat their own words and undo in the NOM
ing the good they have deliberately done the day
before, as twenty or thirty partisans in u Conven
ton may be drilled into doing Never mind there's
good time coming
AS to the Lawyer Monopoly, it is bound to die
II cannot be hidden in the Constitution so ingen
iously as to screen it from the fate it merits The
only question is one Of time.
Only four weeks life time of the Convention LETT
md three weeks consumed on the Judiciary alone
and the debate still spinning out Reormcrs IN
the Convention we pray you to find some way to
stop this food of idle talk, and rush onward the
work you were sent to do! o let not another week
pass without real and papable progress at every
days Session Act act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
From our Army in Mexico.
of TIE T-.hr,,
correspondence OF 7 Lt IEiuUnt.
LoNErx Mrxrrn sug o 1slS

LoNETE, MEXICO, Aug. 9, ls+o.
DEAR GREELEr: l take this opportunity Of let.
ting YOU know little about matters and things in
in this part OF the world. The place bearing the
above title consists OF hoase bail, of stakes and
mud on what may be termed high bank. Here
is encanped ,helst Regiment Tenn. Volunteers,
commanded By Col YIN. 8 Campbell We have
been here about three weeks. and the deaths have
been bu, few, considering our numbers, which IS
over one thousand The measles are going through
the camp ar rapid rate, and much sickness pre-
walls The six months troops are all discharged
sud on Their way home. The Volunteers at the
Brazos are diving of b. plantoons, in consequence
of the filth with which the Island is covered and
the bad quality OF the water. Two companies tE
and q Of Col. Banhhcad's Regiment passed up
the river Yesterday on their way TO Cauaarso, for
which place our own Regimen, IS 70 start In a few
davs AS regards the prosecution OF the war, there
has been no lighting since the battles OF the eth and
9th Nav and IN all probability We can 80 70 Mont
erev without firing gun. The country as tar as
have seen is low and marshv with but very slight
uuGuIations. and wherever the bank Is high enough
ON the Mexican side OF the Rio Grande there is an
encau,uuent Of Volunteers y few day ago took
an excursion 70 the distance OF about ten miles
above the camp in the direction OF Matamoras l
saw but TWO houses some fields OF corn and water
melons I stopped tor q few minutes az each OF
the houses and was Hospitality treated TO dinner
OF roasted corn, corn bread. boiled milk and water
melons These people appear 70 DC very friendly
They resemble the North American Indians very
much. and with some exceptions are quite as dark
coloyed. At Brazos Santiago there are number
in the employ OF The Government. The Rio Grande
has become a hundred years older within the
last three months Steamboats, are stemming its
rapid tide night and day. loaded with provisions
and all the implements OF modern warfare. while
ever and anon may be seen the sail of the schooner
or other craft loaded with the goods OF the su,ter
or the Spectator. Not all item Of news can be
heard on which we may place any reliance. but
rumors OF the most absurd nature constantly
ahoat Yours. truly. GorSG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Vermont Election.

The Boston alias OF yesterday brings US returns
Of the vote for Governor in eightythree towns in
Vermont. 1t will be seen that the result shows an
increase in the Wing and Abolition, and a fallins
off In the LocoFoco vote Mr.. Eaton's majority
over oil others in these towns is 6o3, being SAG
greater thun Governor SHADES last year though we
hardly think there is any election of Governor by
the people The Atlas does not publish the vote
sor Congressman but says it indicates the election
Of Messrs HESRY, CoLLAMER, and MARSH Wings,
In Districts l. II. and Ill and no choice in the
Nth, now represented by PAUL DlLLtNoHAM. Jr.
Loco. The following is the vote for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

BURNING IL ErFIsY,-When Geo, NJ. Dallas
was burnt in eFfsy by some os his deceived and
betrayed Political followers hitherto in Philade
phia the Wings were falsely accused OF the act BY
the Loco-Foco journals We have now case OF
Indictment to eftgy.burnins by Locopoco Mem
Der of Congress, which is deserving OF record
when Hon, VIM. H. Haywood OF n, C. resigned
h;s seat because he could no, supper, the Mckay
Tariff Bill. one of his colleagues IN the House
wrote home to political clony as follows
WASHINGTON CITY D. c. July IS lsi5,
rr,xoos has this dav resigned his sea-,
In the Senate He was opposed TO rpes OF the TSrit
Of ls4e and rather than vote for the TaT M now be-
fore the Senate. be preferred to resign re s .S.
of rauors deeply affecting his integrity Inc denoeFa
cy OF your county ough, TO forthwith aud
HIN as traitor and burn him in effSy
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY 5. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05
Illinois.
Illinois.
The new Legislature of Illinois divides as fol-

The new Legislature of Illinois divides as fol-
lows:
Ssna,o-Hold over whigs....7 Loeos. IL
Newly.choscn, ---.5 10
Contested @ Total. -...ls Total
House.. Wings. -...-..-32 Locos. ~
Schuyler is contested. and there are four or
FIVE yet to come in The Loco.Foco strength in
Joint Ballot is nearly two to one. Their Governor
has over $4,000 majority. or rather plurality-the
vote Of the Birney Abolition party being something
like 10000 But for the intervention Of this party
the Legislature would not have been so one-sided
They have elected no member OF the Legislature
but their tickets have served to elect Loco-Focos
from several Wing Counties
Apparently, the Administration is overwhelming
ly popular in Illinois, yet the reverse is the fact
The late Election took place after 1t was known
throughout the West that the River and Haroor
Improvement bill had passed both houses OF Con-
eress by q triumphant vote. and before any body
bsyond the Ohio had heard of Folks Veto on that
bill. The Locos were in particularly good humor
with their rulers, while the Wings hopeless OF sue,
cess, and distracted by Birneyism, felt no induce
psnt to make an effort. So every thing Went by
default for Polk and Texas; and, about the time
the votes were safe in the box along came Folks
Veto killing all Western improvements for his
whole term This has wrought great transtorna
ton already The Chicago Democrat edited by
Hon John Wentworth, NJ c. is out against the
Veto not merely but the author of the Veto ant
against Southern domination in the Government
So is the Galena organ of the LocoF party Sc
of many others. The Springfield Journal has the
following, (hard words omittcd;)
OLp ZEKE.-A Loco-Foco leader in ncghborn!
county writing officer of State in this place Rttc
onumera,ing various misdeeds of Mr. Polk, conclude,
thus During the Presidential canvass did not believe
oil the charses brought against Mr. Polk but now knor
sy thar he is the grand Of Old Zeke and thar old Zsk
sds a. old tory IN The RerolU;ion."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

LAST DAY ASp FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Coz. cHAFFiS
The FAMOUS FiRCI>IA DWARF, At THE American 9iCsE5
uyiThis disng ui.hed Llliput who ha, made host Of
friends II The MUSEUM during short stay taxes ms maj
Leave To-day and his friends VIII SEE MAJ lie goes
rc bill. which embraces the celebrated oca!lst the
Orplean Family wto sing variety Of their choice pieces
this ruoon al three O'clock and dis evening
a-when also variety OF other castt performances take
place. The Scotch Boys, Orang Outang, &c are likewise
beg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

MAILS FOR OREGoS-The Postmaster General
gives public notice 70 postasters and Others tat op-
ortunty sending letters. newspapers and other NAL
mater to Oregon and citizens OF the United States
the Sandwich Islands. will shortly by means OF
public vessels 70 be despatched from the por, of New
Yora around Cape Horn and up The Pacific coast free of
any charge the transmission u those vessels-the
matter forwarded oy other opportunities from their
plsce OF deoarksaoE- Letters newspapers and mail
iEa;.er deposited II the Post Office OF NewYork If tie
postage OF each package be prepaid and Ike
matter forwarded 10 Newfors from uny other most
Office II inland postage SewYo.k be prepaid thereon
a." Dc duly made Up and forwarded under charge Of the
Captain OF the vessel conveying the same advised
hai correspondence 10 persons IN Oregon be addressed
20, or % the care OF NJ a. z. Wilson Merchant Astoria
Oregon and that those who desire 70 avail themselves
OF thi= chance OF Transmission lose time il embracing
the opportunity.
CHERoKEE AFFAIRs-Affairs have remained
very quiet during the week. We hear OF murders
O. excitement The movements of the Whites seem 10
nave pretty well broken up the dens OF bandirr Whites
an1 indians which have heretofore existed IN the STATE
Aad we nave great hopes that decided acton Well per
sisted In 5otn sides OF the line wi! soon restore
70 the border quiet and security Cherokee ADV Aug -
License LAw.-The following persons were In
dcted By the last Grand Jury o: Onondaga Co. for
breach OF the License Law Charles Il. Miller OF the
Empire House, and John Cushney OF Syracuse Van
Brsraer of Cicero burlington, Of ouondags; Pardon
austin Of Ei.kvie; JOHN Row!sy, Of Fayetteville and
aaasaer person IN oucrdags,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

These numbers comprise great number OF recon-
initials, particularly among the females, and are chiefly
made up OF that unfortunate class who here tas "!;h
YOU hrst made the victims OF Mans heartcssness
and bascDess and then left 10 out lew mis-
cradle years in crime and misery.
In connection Win ,ie Conrcntion, and 70 give The
Delegates opportunity 10 let oil (tor saietys sake
some OF their superiOus public evening meetings
held IN various part Of the metropolis during the
week, at which many stirring speeches were made. al!
tending no doubt 10 bring the drinking customs OF the
nation into d!srepGte.
Il few words OF q more general nature and this LEI.
De sealed. The Convention under notice was
chiefly valuable for the social influences which gene
rated. go lar as the debates concerned they
didn't amount 10 much. TEey too desu!tory and
duse 10 De Of much effect But socially the value OF
the Convention could scarcely be ove!raled. Hearts
were knit together IN unity OF spirit and purpose which
before unknown 10 each other. Minds were en-
lightencd and ennobled by intercourse with kindred
mnds-eXpctences OF the past feelings OF the present
and hopes OF the future, We're freely conpared-snd
the result was mutual determination on the part OF all
10 return 10 their respective spheres OF action and labor
with renewed diligence. Whether il will be any thing
than Observation-Disclosures indeed II will not
also be ate1gina;icn CT tue whole affair remains 20 be
Certain tits there : much work 70 be done and
whoever falls back falls back a, season when MS
lanors ii they possess any value. Were never more
needed and when therefore. desertion or detection
would be almost criminal A NEw-kSCLANpER
F. s Il ought 10 be stated that general thing the
London Press took no notice OF the Convention and
the few papers which did notice II such the DGi
Nes the Crogcie the PARROT the Ueirers>) were VIZ
tusy bribed thai j. they consented 70 publish toll
erably full and favorable reports il the Convention
:voald bu? I'VE hundred copies of each of the SET
era numbers winch contained Il The indifference OF
the Pulpit equally marked and probably might have
been partially re!nedied mad !, been deemed worth
whle) IN similar way. Sull 10 both OF these state
rnents there a few exceptions though so few as
hardly 10 be worth mentioning 90 that here, a. IN
other places which might De mentioned priestcra
and presscrait stand much in the way OF the Tempe.
unce Movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

We have ct last discovered one Of the secrets Of
Plumbe the Photographers popularity which indsputa'
oily Inc rst requirement Artist boast Of |, Is tee
easy and Careless position in which he PLACES bis subjects
and not others allow them TO follow their own bent
and assume posture that is unnatural az deceptive.
The Specimens at P!umbei National Daguerrean Gallery,
Isl Bsosdwsy are er.dsnse Of this fact 70 ell. ss2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

ST A1BASs Vt. August 2s.-I regret 10 hear
ths, on Wednesday las, accident be:ei scientific
party who were exploring CaIneIs Hump, among me
party were Professors Tor-ey and Clancy OF TIE Uni
versity Of Vermont, and Rev. Paddock Thompson, OF
Burlington author Of History OF the STATE; etc and As
sistaa- State Gvoo-ist A. Professor Chsney nd NJ
Thompson were drtvnE down me mountain on their
return the harness brokc, the wagon Wa dashed 70
pieces and each OF the occupants severely injured
The jav-ot Professor Chsney broken and ne was
otherwise badly bruised while Mr. Thompson was 50
seriously hurt he could not be removed 20 ms nome
Express.
SALES SrocKs AT PHILADELPHIA. Sept i-Frst
BoarG-Si. 600 Texan notes. q; 255 BS notes IL
Be,zeer 5or-is-S550o Texan notes, b. 5000 Tenn
soe-d-S3oo 81 5. so. 50 Harrisb Is PhiiA6 ok los
AIl<r BoarS-50 Ha-r.sb RI L; 100 Morris Csa S.
ST. 600 Read Dds 70.i p, 900 Read DDS Tot.
u Mad dogs are said 70 be prevalent IN &or!s
"a n J.