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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29

Canada Bombdst.-1'he Montreal Herald concu.
DIES an article about United States affairs as fol-
lows
Gan the proposition TO restore the balance of
power to The Free States" by the conquest of Brit
ish America and the annexation of Ireland, be ans
Wefea' saving with the thunders of that artillery
whch may yet make an Algers of New York-a
St Jean d. Acre of Boston ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29

We regret to learn that Mr. Foot, of Vermont,
has been confined to his lodgings several days by
severe indispositon. Md. Htei
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29
THE TREASURY OF HIS
TORY

Comprising General Introductory outline Of Unive,s.1 u;s,
fy ancient and modern and series of Separate isiore N
every principal nation that exists, their rise pogross nes
Ont condition. Sc. kelly Samuel Mundof Tho Iiistorv
OF America, edited by John 1nnop IVY
HE above vaubo work just completed forming two LARGO
octave volumes, printed fne paper with cleat typo n
lusntod with beautiful engraved Vignette tes-bound in
substantial aud elegant binding, and will he furnished at only
-Four Dollars II forms Of Itself complete LIBRARY of
HISTORY-of nostmabo value any who wishes TO in
state OF every principal nation that exists, well more
particularly of tho recent exciting events and present no
ca relations OF our country. splendid edition Of the
same work has just been issued IN Numbers paper covers
suitable Tor mailing and will be part Of the United
states ut tho reduced ratos Of periodical postage.
Prices for the work in Nos, (compleej 49, Full bornd ia
two Vols. "a, "
Agents wanted obtain In every town in tho
United states Any obtaining
may deduct third Of the his commission aud -pon
receipt Of The balance accompanying his ORDER She
W mmed aiey be forwarded by mail otherwise he say
uHect' Address, post paid, the publisher,
DANIEL ADEE, 1O7 Fulton stfeot, N. Y.
SLATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Court for tho
hHndoph District District of II ndolph-'To nll pef-
!" ''e estnte OF Asa smith, late OF Williams
.yu 'i nY teseeI - Greeting
WHEREAS Grin smith, administrator on the e,tao Of sed
uoceasod requests said Court to m further
o one yeu from and amer tho Sd day February 1886 to make
payment OF the debts and close the settlement of the estate
Therefore, hereby notified that snid will
be heard at session of tho Probate Court 10 be held a,
tales Inn, in Nidmown the second Thursday of NAV
n0N at which time you may he heard in the premises
And this order shall be published three weeks
~ he vermont Waterman, newspaper, printed Montpe-
e ~ This state the last Of which shall DO before the duy as
signed for hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand the ohate Office nj WILLIAMSBURG
TINS twenty second day Of January, 4. d. 1886
oJF PHILANDER PERRIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29
EZRA DRENV's ESTATE.
LYMAN BRIGGS. Register.


vs.. w Hu,ehins of Montpolier in mid
Ioseph lluehius& county commenced his suit against
William w, CALDWELL Joseph Hutchns of Kalamazoo In Inc
his trustee. county of kulamnzOo in Tho state ar
aichgan declaring IN assumps on promsory note dated ON
And William W. Caldwell was summoned appear at said
Term us me trustee OF SAID Joseph, to make disclosure of the
goods ohuttcs rights credits of The said Joseph which he
may have In his possession.
And II not appearing that the said Joseph Huchns has had
personal notice OF the pendeney OF this suit ordered by the
Court hoo that he be notified thereof by publishing the
stance of this suit In the Vermont Wnhman and State IouI-
nn three weeks suecessvey the last which publications
DC al least thirty days before the stated session of said
Count TO be holden at Montpelier Aforesaid ON the third Tues
day OF April next which shall deemed sufficient notice
the said Joseph Huohns appear said and
said suit; D, L. THOMPSON, CloIk.
II. II. Reed, Esq. atty 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29
BRIGHTON MARKEr-vovo,v la 10 Io1s

BRIGHTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jon. 49, 1876
. tRcpor ed for the Daily Adycrtiserj
AT Market $50 Beef Cattle $50 Sheen and so Swine 20
Beef Cat unsul. ~ -
iRicEs BeG Catc-A small advance only was effected
We quote extra s. 95a 81 first qualify Is s. ID
4 % IL 1 80; 3D. 3 5Oa4. ' 'S' -
S1eep-Salos AT 81, , %, 50 and So
SF"e-No lots sold. At retail from II tot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29

ANOTHER MuRDER.-Tbe Louisville Journal
gives the following account Of another murder ut
Lexington Ky.
1t seems that Mr.. Shelby son of Gen. Shelby,
whilst sitting, with good many others, at the table
OF the hote', ianced that young man, standing
at the fire place, was looking at him, and talking
OF hm, After dinner he met the young man, and
demanded what he had been saying Of him. The
young man asserted that he had said nothing at all
OF him, or nothing in particular Shelby expressed
his disbelief Of the assertion, and said that he
would bring him to account for his conduct. Shell
by then went off and armed HIMSELF; and. when
he next met the young man, slapped HIM in the
lace. The young man threw his hands behind him,
possibly to keep his cloak from falling, where upon
Shelby, thinking, perhaps, that the motion was
made Tor the purpose of getting weapon, shot
him through the head.
We are unable TO give the name of the deceased.
We are informed that he had no weapon about
him, except small pen knife.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29

The New York Express, of Saturday afternoon,
in speaking Of the effect Of the llbernia's news in
that city, says:-" We have not had an arrival for
years that has given so much joy and satisfaction
to the public, as the news brought by the steamer
from England. In Wall, and other business streets
persons are engaged in congratulating each other
on what IS called the pleasing and peaceful intelIi
gence. There appears to be the SINE confidence
entertained by all intelligent men, in the ministry
OF Sir Robert Peel, here, that there is in Europe
Besides this confidence in Sir Robert, there is
greater pleasure in seeing the Hon. Mr.. w. Glad
stone Secretary Of the Colonies He is known to
be man Of peace, decided and firm and also
friendly to this country. 1t is now considered in
the business circles, that fears of from the other
side are at an end at least for the present, and that
there is nothing to be apprehended except from
Washington The influence on the market is very
perceptble. Bank directors say that after the LIST
February, there will be relief ia the money mar
ket Stocks of all kinds have run up and bust.
ness is increasing.
The very favorable news by the steamer, has
had good effect on the stock market. The sales
are larger than upon any day for months and at an
advance.
On looking over the monied and commercial in
telllgence received by the steamer, it is gratifying
to perceive an Increased activity IN trade and gen
eral confidence restored. There is nothing that
indicates prevailing belief in the continuance OF
peace with this country more strongly than the ra-
Pid advance of stocks, and the Improvement in
trade. Consols had risen 3 per cent, which is Il
most extraordinary advance with Il corresponding
Improvement in all other stocks Much, however.
OF this excitement may be attributed to the citation
that seemed to exist upon the restoration of Sir
Robert Peel 10 the Ministry Operators in this
country will perceive that there is no decline in
Flour, and that sales in bond are made at 26s Cd.
The prospects Of a repeal of the Corn Laws are
certainly further removed than they were, and in
stead Of a repeal, modification is now only talked
Of Indian Corn is becoming an article of much
more attention. and is taken readily in the Liver
pool market at 33s TO 3ls in bond per quarter The
American trade, in beef, has been good during the
year, and greatly increased. Great complaints are
made that the American Pork has been sent out in
bad condition. 1t is pleasing feature in the Cot
ton market, to perceive that there hos been an in
creased activity and al advance of pri ,esn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29

= KIDAli JIM, % = T. ",
Mr. Giddings rose and complained of the remarks
made by Mr. Bedinger, of Va, as published in a
Georgia paper, and in letter published in the
Union as from New York. Mr. G. also complain.
ed OF caricalures made of HIM, as he alleged by
one of the reporters Of the National Intelligencef.
Mr.. Bedinger made short reply, was sorry that
his remarks had contributed to bring Mr. G. any
more into notice than he now was.
The Florida disputed election was then taken up
Mr. Cabell took The floor, and commenced very
effective speech, delivered in handsome style, in
reply to speech delivered yesterday by Mr. Brock
enbrough. lie speaks with great spirit, and as
man confident of the justice of his cause.
Mr. c. having concluded, Mr. peterborough was
permitted to rejon, and complained of what he call
ed the severe language Of Mr. c. towards him.
MIR Culver then got the floor, and is speaking as
this report closes.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

SANDs'S ufMrDf tne Salt hne"m - nus
- medicine has acquired very extended aud established
reputation wherever has been used based entirely on W
merits which Il, superior efficacy has Aone sustained
II has been found thou sands OF be perfect nd
Rh-utp Rng-Wurn T.er ScsId H. ad Barber. or jack
son I,ch Mensers, Eczema, Psoriasis Pamara bioches
hud pinp on Face and ahrcOns OF the skio
Over r-n shn diseases have been cared
bv h- woude tul nedicoe which alone ia suic Mt guar
auiy of great medicinal v'rtu-' Ths following GEF
s selected from variety Of Others. when IL
believed i'll fully satisfy the mEds Of all who may use the
medicine of its Intrinsic virtues
be.n cared of h- Sat OF years Standing BY m
me of your Remedy aud syrup OF sarseoara and wish
every person troubled with this deadfu disease IN any
form ou!d call on me- and viii rasy them that your
medicine vii! cure them perfectly. You're truly
ASS MARIA WEIBALL.
New-York, June I'd, 1910.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail BY A B. 4 D,
SANDS Wholesale Drugsists 70 Fulton corner Of Colo.
81 Sod by A. B. SANUS Co. n Br"s1wsy, corner OF
Chaulh.rs-s, DAVID SANDS Co. II East Bro.dway
Nrw-York. J.L Inl
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
The Militia Nuisance.

Ia
lam glad to perceive that the Militia Nuisance"
is constantly KEEP, before the public by The Tribune
Il il certainly one that should be sbated, and ha,
right speedily, BY the Legislature now in session
lis evils are innumerable and not one good can be
noin,ed on, as the result Of the system And it is
nre,,v certain that the odious system you'd have
been abolished long before this had it no, been 10,
the influence of vain silly men who are amazingly
tickled G., the idea OF being known 10 the world bc
some such cognomen as MAJOR Gubbins,' Col.
Squirt" Gen Tear-aN, &c. Strange as it may
eppear. p roodly number OF these branless heroes
generally find their wav into every Legislature and
by their concerted action with their companions in
arms - throughout. the state are enabled to make
null and void the almost unanimous wishes Of the
people. An unavoidable consequence OF the foolish
ia that men OF sense will have nothing 10 do
with twill accept office in the Militia; and of
course then the command devoiveS upon those Of
opposite characters-IDeT VINO 10 CRAFTY Their silly
VANITY. would not hesitate TO lay the people under
onv smonnt Of contribution; or their rapacitv bv
sanctoning the srossest outrage OF q Gulick or
Not lone since had occasion TO call upon " Cap.
tain" who had honored me with an enrolment into
his COMPANY! found him surrounded with great
number of men whom the law did not compel 10
tNTH OIL. lUeTc Ntlt wv az. CebS anu Lll4uuie
aged Nothing could avail them, however. A man
of 6 wears of age was told that ne take his ex
10 court martial! for the vaent Captain said
that he must either turn out in the Militia be
turned. And undou biedly it would have been the
same had man with one leg none at all made
his appearance Until we are relieved by egisa-
ton such looters as these will ever continue to play
off their antics at the expense ofthe public.
But the people are now getting thoroughly awake
on the subject, and am mistaken il their servants
in the Legislature are not watched with scrutin-
izng eve in regard TO their this question.
The time | believe has arrived when no shutiiing
or evasion will sati-iy; and call upon the newspa-
per press in the name OF the people, 10 put broad
mark upon those who disobey the popular will,
whether by direct opposition or b. subteriuse. Or,
give Us the facts on the subject. and we, the People,
will do it without your aid
] have always Mr.. Editor, voted the clean Demo
cratic ticket. and never scratched - man In my
life but will never hereafter vote for man who
sets himself UP against the wishes OF the people so
unanimously ex pressed Is on this military ques
ton. let il be whom he may.
In conclusion. let me suggest the proprie;y OF pnb-
fishing the proceedings Of The Legislature on this
question in haudnill or circular form. for its univer
sal dissemination among the people. would my
selfbe willing 10 give s. for the object and doubt
rot there are hundreds who would do the same. All
we want is the ayes and noes in black and white,
accompanied with the simple statement Of the propo-
sition on which the votes are taken.
OSE OF TIE PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

showed their aspiration reach the healthtul stat
ure of manhood. For every one who possesses a
strong mind in zane body is heir presumpuve to
the kingdom of this world he needs no external
credentials, but has only TO appear and make his
title clear. But for such princely form the eye
searches the street. the mart and the councilcham.
Der, in vain.
Those VINO feel as if the game of life was so near
up with them that they could not devote much Of
the time that is left TO the care OF wise living in their
own persons. should at least, be unwilling 10 ipjuEe
the next generation by the same ignorance which
has blighied so many of US in earliest years.
Such should attend to this work Of Mr. Combe,
among other good books. Mr.. Combe has done
much good already in this country and this book
should be circulated every where, for many Of ts
suggestions are too obviously just not to be adopted
as soon as read. Dr. Warren bears his testimony
against the pernicious effects that follow upon the
use of tobacco, and we cannot but hope that what
he says Of ts tendency 10 create cancer will have
weight with some who are given up to the detest'
abe practice of chewing. This practice is SO odious
to women, that we must regard its prevalence here
as token of the very lgh, regard in which they are
held and the consequent want OF refinement among
men. DR.. Warren seems to favor the practice Of
Hydropathy TO some extent but must needs bear
his testimony in full against Homeopathy. Nomat-
ter the little doses will insnuate their way and cure
the ills that flesh is heir TO,
"For a that, and a that.
And micklc mair than a that
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Nsy EstabliJhu<nt for tie GrcluSsc< Sale Of Chster
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

And
THE SUBSCRIBER, who exhibited al tho lss Fair Of
i lhe American Institute, the much admired dbplay OF
choic. Perfumery and Toilet Soaps and who was here
aw nrded, by the honorable judges Golden Medal has
opened an ths Guy No. lsa Broadway.
where offers speciality OF PerluGsy MOTTO be aurpass-
ed oil her Europe America ho would remark tnat he
Permery has The great advantage tho foreign OF be-
Ing freshly prepared and that tho uneqaaed opportunities
he -poyed learning his the Laboratory or Laugsr
Pefeet Fila which he for years the director,
guar hs possession Of skill equal " tnAi cf any
European Perflmrr.
cGmps. assortment ofchoice articles Of the most eese-
brated foreign with AT all times be kept on hand thus
ennb bis compare and to choose and ~
hss uso imported from Pans beautiful assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES, ,suab efor tie approaching holdayi
The vb.crber veuse Soap hcb VIII change
dsormy beauty, and old aye into you'll or Pomsums
which IL po,.ess the uDscendent virtue OF creating new
orpan. cor h growth OF the ha These miracles he eayea
for others but lie does pretend TO oter TOILET soAfs
% scientifically compounded thai no unneuraized ANAL
remains 10 fre The ,kin and he Offers most
elegant no shy rec,IIne by ACCOM-
pi.hed autnoresE OF America, hi. MANDlSE which VIII
He off,. ~ bis unryaed SHAVING CREAM, article
which, lrl-d, will a~aysbs prsssH' IL every gun
s os.rs 6s COSMETIC CREAM SO invaluable ap
pllcalon delicate aees altar saving muen more eie
giant preparation than the G2id Grss9 GNcrs ponATums
and ASHES, possessed Of various properties. some Dc
& ssn"u " ses0n OF he scalp; some soothing
lu.pt properties the irritable head others hunulhinS
az and tcae % snd e "sr fhsss rsrss
ed with well known physiological principles, HrqnenV
restore The hair stop ang whso las o.. does not Ii.e
from obstruction organs Of he halr and are not 70
be confounded with the thousand nostoms 70 saheiesey
U,,TsnIrd no cure 10 AL cAse. Hs BEARS OIL he -.
.uTes the public perfectly genuine when epIessnted e
SUCH prepared by an application oi neal 20 csfs'a
III not eDdnuser the peculiar organlzanon snno ~
which 1t differs other substances OF similar
For the quality Of mis- goods be can refer 70
wall Mbsu Chiffon and many ote,s of The noss rsss
abe chemists OF city. who for tho ssi se'5rA years
NV, yend.d articles Of MS Manufacture.
r,pu .v.ry hing al bis store VIII be represented
and any see give full satisiae,on wn nSt
ony wtnngly but Also thankfully Do keo oecI Anr
II M yiou, TO acquire for his establishing NJ chsrao-
.r Tor yeraciy good faith wb-n from the nature OF NO
rt,rs. ,her. much for misrepresentation, and
h ntons IL upon all In his employ maintain the same .d
berence and good faith call Ia ui9.t
.oiciIrd EUGENE ROUSsEL,
Manufacturer aGd Importer OF ferfomery
a I'm. and ia Ch-suut-t PnI-feiuhia-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
The comct-rnrerestins Double Appearance.

OBSERVATORY. WASHINGTON. Jan. 10, leio-
SIR: During the observations OF the 18th. neb'
ulous looking object, altogether comeary in its appear
ance discovered preceding Bielas comet BY nine
seconds in the lower psrt Of the neld oi view
As comet with companion, or Two comets in tae
field Of telescope &, the time would be consG'
cred a most extraordinary phenomena. | Determined
before making any announcement 10 walk 10! more
satisfactory observations than single night could soFo
The obser OF last night appear 10 indicate that
the objects hold the relston- II be possible 10Y
the relation 10 exist-of comet and companion or sae!-
lite or Of comet with nuclei without any visible
in,eruinenT of cometary matter between them
The observations Of last night further sho tnat ootA
ohecs have increased about three minutes 10 K A since
the nigh, before True. the secondary object Is very
faint vet i, is as Difficult, imagine error OF anything
ike this amount in au observation OF the kind as IL Is 10
conceive of two comets roaming together through the
region OF space.
therefore sill hesitate pronounce dcnutrey as to
the character comeary neoulous OF this second oo'
ject; call il now simply that other oo'
serrers may have the earliest opportunity of examining
this most interesting object Should It be neouia II
affords the opportunity OF contrasting neouous with
cometary matter AID should il be double comet the
first observation upon will without coubt expose Its
duplicty. Respectfully &c, ,-.,-
Nj F. MAURY, Lieutenant United States Navy.
Com w NJ. CRANE,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEw-YoRK

WATEK POWER IN CENTRAL NEW iOhh.
SERIES of hydraulc powers, In all eight, feet
n fall has been formed during past year on the Lime
stone Creek, at Fayetteville, Onondsga Co. NJ T. vuisae
m $40 nbabans the turnpike rohd, oisht nDee
Fast of SYRACUSE South Of the Railroad ona
uils from the Enc Canal with which II connected oy
large Feeder belonging 10 and maintained oy ma
State. .,..s
There is also small hut very pure stream, well suited
for paper mllls or other establishments requiring ngnt
power with over one hundred and twenty feet fall Thh
in as veil Of the Limestone, can be suodlvded -
desired. - -
Belonging with the over one hundred acres OF
the best vi L.ud both buildings factses and culuva
close al hand abundance OF limestone, wss'hme, Plus
ler, &c ,,,.,,.-.....
Tn. whole part OF this property viii 90 sold 70 persons
ipouir, OF JOHN McVi ViCCAK, PORTER TREMAINH.
or WILLIAM NJ. REUFIELU al Fayeltsvtle OF of }. D.
LEDYARD, Cszepova, N. Y y I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

JSFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limb.:a.Thss -
proprietor Of the Danish LinirnsnL which bAs @ ~
such celebrity the north OF Europe ior its % 1 pi
bainy rros.d Limbs tand been introduced oy tlfn 10
iadepha with equal success. scqualn those
he appointed Agencies at z'o nieecah 'h .mnniy
NAV he. wa procured al x crnn per "''r 'l -.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MICa!GAE.
,-i-r.,,n-d /, Commissioner 10 take acSno"-
\ i.5,msut OF deeds p oof OF Claims, &c &c. - oe
corded or used in either Of The soove naed sae' 1h'ef
IN .nnotntmert by .he Governors thereoL
aP RI I'm. STiNLY q FLEETWOOD, No % NaIzan-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

IRoN.-W-e find in the Harrisburg Argus the
following table, showing the whole amount Of Iron and
Steel of all kinds annually imported into the United
States for the last sixteen years We think more con-
elusive evidence than is afforded by this table, of the
great benefit of permanent and Protective Tariff to the
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

FIRE on THE RAILKoAD-I esterday morning
about o'clock ire broke the Schodsck depot
about egh: miles from this City. the BOSTON Railroad
which consumed the water tank and wood house, con-
tanning quantity of wood. The depot building, We un
d.r.,and ascsnrd the flaIles lAlh. Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. X1.
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. AI,
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
L FOLLOWS
l. The Conclusion or;he History OF Chine-Japar-
The East India slaHts-Ceylon, SuInstrs, Prince OF
Wsles Island Jaws Borneo Celebe, the Mosccus Spice
Isands Banda or Nutmeg Isles the Philippine Islands
3. Palestine. State Of the Jews Arnenie Albania
(. Egypt with Syria,) Alexandria, Antioch
s. The BArbary States Agiers Australia and Polynesia
6. America British Possessions, Canada, Newfoundland,
Greenland. Mexico.
J. South America, Peru Chill, Brazil, the Republic Of
La Plata United Provinces Colombia, Bol.-a, CGs1a,
and Ammonia
Porto Rico Barhgdoes ST Christopher s. Kills, Nevis,
Antigua Monerra', JInaca. Martinique, Guadacupc ST.
Lucia ST Vincent; Dominica, Grenada Trinidad, ST Eus-
latus Tohsgo, and ll- Bahamas
9. TIE Commencement OF the History OF the Uni1ed
Sistes.
One more number completes this -suah!s compend Of
Hs;ory price q per number Published and for sale
hy DANIEL ADEE, l07 Fu,ton-sL d5 osu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

e,1, a =, 4, Mn SrAI oi r.as Broad near Mar
go, sxt-nens through - Il D;ysion-s: IS the long
- i;r Ssnnn in the Eorc. heng about 4 feet long,
sst Vs. ix most solerdd alleys, three eaehstre-
from The centre hicn quite nov-tY The nes
.sy. are now compi-d, ready 9' bo~in They S h1ys
es S ,non AN ure new principle, and more Solo
1een @ IN. civ Gentlemen who fond OF this health
i which recommended By most Phystcsns are
reou.s,sd 10 call and Try them. llstPl Iif s's"A