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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-18
TEEEH
EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
"THE UToPIAN DREAM OF The AICtYMisT
- a A A. T.

X " N LIZ tD.|
THERE was a Tradition among the ancients of river
Iethe of the Internal regions, by mblng the watcrs Of
which tho maen of tho condemned enveoped in obi
WON Amer the elapse eff 5000 years the tabled properties
those waters have been realized In fluid the vapor oil
which, by being inhaled induces state Of total
ty, that tooth can be extracted limb amputated OF
any other surgical operation performed being
conscious of tho operation The superiority this
ton TO that of Dr. Moons compound (Which has been used
for tho purposes) been completely
by daily administration of the same, with mpuny,
dvidunls of all nges and every noscyncsy Of
for months past the office of Dr. r. Kibourn y and
consists principally 10 its blandness, which facilitates the
inhalation of IT, especially by those having defective lungs
Also from tho certainty Of its efficacy being exempt from
those failures incidental to DR.. Ms and having in no in
stance been attended with those injurious results which
have often been attributed to the same.
The patient does present symptoms analogous to
person in deep inoxicaon by wine but subsidies by an
almost imporceptibe transition, into quiet soothing and
refreshing sumber accompanied by vague and delightful
sensations being unacceptable Of external Impressions
while under its subtle influence.
Persons 10 delicate health need have no hesitation in
breathing this gas for individuals having chronic diseases
bronchitis, have received benefit from its inhalation
T. 8. Teeth extracted by me- tho above principle
the Office of Dr. Il. KlLBOURN, Of Maine and Stat,
Streets Montpelier, Vt, whee all Dental Operations will
be performed reasonable De obtained
the office of any competent Dentist in this State.
q. ii. KILBouRN, d. D s.
Montpelicr VI. March 0. lSi7. Oq.9,v
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Jedediah Smiths Estate.
Justms lSro1yn,s Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Louri held II Mont.
Washington District, ss peeI, within and for said dis
uic the 9TH day of March, 1917:
IOHN WlNsl.OW, Executor on the estate of Justus
Brown late OF Berlin, in said District deceased, presents
his administration account fer IL is
ordered that the be referred 18Th day Of March,
ls47 at the Probate Office in sNid Mont peer for lmna
on aud allowance, aud that all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication OF this order in the Vermont Waterman
aud State Journal, printed SAID Montpelier weeks
successfully as soon as may be- that they may appear Al
said time and place, II they aud object thereto
By order of Court,
Alt,st, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Of Record,
O2:2y Attes, LYMAN pRICGS Reeister.
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o. Mr.. Benton has published correspond
ence between himself and the President, which
confirms the telegruphc despatch given in anoth.
er column.
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Catrst Neuus.
Official---9Oo1 Majority against
Licensing!

o. The ruInor of battle at Monterey is
not confirmed.
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COMMISsIONER's NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court, Tor the District OF Randolph, Commits
mands of all persons against lhe estate of OTIS
HEATH, late Of Randolph 10 said district deceased rep
resented and ali claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto and six months from this date being
io' that purpose hereby give notice that will attend to
the business of appointment at tho dwelling house
said deceased in said Randolph, on the LIST day oJuy next
al ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
Randolph, Feb 25th, 1872. -
SAMUEL MANN, Commits.
OF MICAH MANN, sioners.
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HE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court for the District ofWnshington, Com.
mslonefs, receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF PhuC Nichols
late OF MiddleseN in said District, deceased represented ia
solvent and tho term OF six calendar months from the 9th day
oifeb le4I allowed by said Court, to the creditors of said
deceased exhibit aud their respective claims before
us-Do give notice that will attend 10 the duties of
appointment at the dwelling house of Abigail Nichols, in
Middlesex IN said District tho hfst Tuesdays Of Ju
and July next O'Clock aemoon on each 0 said days
Middiesex, Feb, llih, A. d. lsi1,
HORACE HOLDEN, Commits
O5 GEO. LELAND, sionors.
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RAILROADS..

decrease OF BUSINESS. The increase of bu-
siness on the railroads already in operation has
put all previous calculations far in the back
ground Estimates, originally deemed TO be high
ly exaggerated have proved to be far below the
actual results" truth is stranger than felton,
The annexed statement is copied from the Bos.
ton Post:
The annexed table exhibits the gross receipts the follow
ing Railroads leading from Boston, four ending Dec
l. lSlG. with the nNn IL u
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1flarrtasss.

In Calais, March II, by Rev. l.. Warren William II 81
ford of Royalton and Emily e. Robinson Of Calais. Fee
kno wledged
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Teeth extracted without pain.

Doct N has purchased tho sole exclusive right to use
for all operations in Dental surgery in the county Wash
ington, DOCT MOTIONS LE1IEON for the prevention
of pain The that fas attended the
of this compound in thousands of cases. where they
submitted the proacted surgical operations and on
recovering from its effects they have suffered the
least pain, beyond doubt, that in sknl hands
destined pluck the deepelt rang from human sue
and to rob surgery itself of its horror The effect pro-
duced seems to be that Of deeply intoxicated
excessive Of wine without any of the effects Of the
lutrr-it being entirely diss pnted In very short time
leaving very pleasant and agreeable sensation pervadiug
the whole SYSTEM rendering person good humorcd and
cheerful
hontpeler. March 10. iSI7. o
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NOTICE.

| HEREBY certify that have given my son, NARRATION
UPTON, his time from this day and snail not claim an
of his earnings, pay any of his debts utter this date.
AMOS UPTON.
Attest Doane Cook.
Barre, March, 18th A. u 1917. 9:3yt
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Acknowledged. We are indebted to Sena
tor Corwin for a copy of his speech upon the
Mexican war, and to Mr.. Stewart of Pennsylva-
MIA, for his speech upon the three million appro-
priation bill. The first we have published, and
we shall avail ourselves of the last at a conve-
nient opportunity.
Thanks to the publisher of the " Columbian
Magazine" for the missing February number.-
Cur readers shall have next week few pleasant
chapters from this number.
The american Review" for January and
February failed us. The March number contains
two able political articles one on Executive
Usurpation, doubtless by Hon. D. ID. Barnard OF
Albany, and one on Secretary Walkers "little
Tariff report" by Redwood Fisher OF N. Y. City.
There Is also an interesting article on The
Destiny of our Country" and a sketch of John
Hampden Peasants AMI his times, with por-
trat-both of which are somewhat political. 10
addition to these, there is variety of literary ar
ticles The services of Mr.. Barnard in the po-
litical department have been permanently engag-
ed--a sufficient guaranty that this part of the
Wing Review will be characterized by great a.
bility, discretion and dignity. Inthe literary de.
partment will be found contributions from J. T.
Headley, Prof Tayler Lewis, Rev. Orville Dew
ey, II. N. Hudson, and other writer's thigh rep
utation. C. B Edwards, Agent, Burlington.
We have received from Leonard Scott e. Co.
N. Y, the Edinburgh Review for January ant
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for February
We have received The North American, 70
Town and Country" large and handsome WhiG
paper, published weekly at the North American
office, Philadelphia. The North American il
one of the abest Wing papers in the Union,
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BANKS. Paris Fletcher succeeds VIM. Nash
as President Of Bank of Mddebury, and r. r..
Keith succeeds Thomas Reed as President of the
Bank of Montpelier,
90 The decision ofthe U, s. Supreme Court,
OH the subject of license laws, sustains the law
of New Hampshire, which controls the power
over licenses generally, and the law OF Massa-
chusetts, which foblds the sale of any smaller
quantity of liquor than twenty-eight gallons, and
the law of Rhode Island, limiting the sale 10 ten
gallons.
DrrRoIr is WING AT the election in De-
troit on Monday last, the Wings elected their
candidate for Mayor by 80 majority, and half OF
the Aldermen. The Locos elected the Justice.
Rich. Dem.
This is the first time the Wings have elected
Mayor in several years
CLEVELAND ELEcTIoN.--The Wings Of Cleve-
land. Ohio have secured an unusual, and almost
UNPARALLELED, victory. Their majority is greater
than il has been before since lS4O..
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BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
MARCH uGAN

The attention OF Country and Seaport mer-
ohun manufacturers and others about visiting Boston pu
chase Spring supplies, ~ most IN tho
lowing CARDS, comprising Merchants Manuctures and
Artists being fully prepared in the several branches ve em
brace the facilities afforded by the country press 10 solicit
your enrly calls and New England friends that
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HONOR 3. NYE,S EsTATE.

pdi'c, ""ch, iz'h, ~ u iot'. H3wf
HONOR 8. NYE'S ESTATE.
Washington District, SIS. Montpelier, IN aud for
,,iet, on the 18th d,y Of March, A D. 1917;
- Honor E. Nye, late of ,ern, in said District, deceas
makes application this Court in writing Tor License
to sell all the real estate of said deceased for the
the debts due from deceased and expenses admnsra
ton, the personal estate thereof being insufficient for said
ordered said application referred to session
said Court tobe holden the Probate office 10 said Montpelier
on the first day OF April s4 at O'Clock - NJ for
ing and decisonAnd further ordered that all BE-
notified thereof by publishing the substance Of said appca
Vermont Waterman und State Journal printed at Montpe.
e aforesaid, all of which be before said hearing
give bonds for the paymen, of said expenses
the statute provides to prevent license being granted
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
district. on the 18Th day Of March, 4. ID. is47.
lat late of Easn n on sad a S.,de Of
presents his administration account for settlement.
2st day of April next, the Probate Office in said HYDE
park for examination aud allowance and that all
be notified hereof by publication of this order in the
successfully, may be, that thay may appear
and at said time and place, they cause object thereto
Attest! HARLOW p SMITH, Register.
90 Attest, H. P. SMITH, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holden a,
District OF Randolph, s.. West Randolph, within and
for said district the 18th day of March, A. ls47.
Present, the Hon. Edmund Weston, Judge.
instrument purpoItng to be the ast VIII aud Tesla
IA of Henry +. Brown late of RThot in said dis
rct, deceased being presented the Court By Becher
Salisbury, the Executor therein named probate
dered by said Court that all persons concerned therein,
appear session of said Court be held the
Probate Office in West Randolph in said District on the
first Tuesday of April A. D. 1917 and show cause if any
they may have against the Probate Of said will for which
purpose is further ordered that copy of tho record Of
this order he published three weeks successeIy in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed Montpe-
let, in this State, a may be.
true copy OF record,
90 Attest, EDMUND WESTON, Judge
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DENTISTRY

nOCT NJ NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
- Office Mr.. Spaldinr's Store, Maiu the head
OF Satesroet In order introduce the i'm
provemens in the construction of plate teeth propose to
insert parts whole sets Of teeth gold plate perfectly
resembling the natural organs In form aud color und point
OF utility fulfilling all purposes of masticaton well
the natural teeth. For any piece Of work shall require
hnf the amount 10 be paid the time AMI tho remainder
thtoe months ifhe work should prove satisfactory If not
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$4,000 LBS. PLASTER.
STORES a. LANGDONS
CAN supply any quantity of N. 3 PLASTER now grind
.HrAl.o at Wholesale or Retail,
40 boxes Tobacco,
Tons of Nails,
$1,000 yards Brown Cottons,
6-In short, largely supplied with every thing in
our line and usual at cheaper rates than can be found
aEgs 5000
@W@ APPLE SCIONS
FOR SALE AT THE
Agricultural Ware Room.
March 10, is47. Oe4is
TO THE TAILORS.
,uS'S.r especially nSI31 s fSgny S1s
Montpelier, March 10, ls47. sim,
LIBERATION.
THIS may certify that have this day given TO Edwin X.
Jones, minor his time during the renal nder Of his
minority, and he free to act fo nel and shall claim
ter this daio. JOHN A. KENT.
Jedediah Smiths Estate.
STATE or VERMONT, AT Probate Court, holden ut
Washington District, IS Probate Office in Montpelier,
N INSTRUMENT purporting TO no the last win and
N Testament of JEDEDiAH SMITH, late of RoAbury,
in said District deceased being presented the
here for Probate II Is ORDERED BY SAID COURT
that all person. concerned ,heioin, b. notified to
appear at session of said Court be holden al the
Probate Office, in Montpelier, on the 18th day of March
s47, O'Clock p NJ and cause if any they may
have, against the Probate of said VIII for which purpose
further ordered that copy of the record of this
be published thIee weeks successfully, 10 the Vermont
Wutchmun and State Journu newspaper printed at Mont
peer all be previous said appointed for hearing
By the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of Record,
Os Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
EXCHANGE.
X. II. RIKER,
nRADER AMI rEAh Or

OST respectfully gives notice that he has returned rom
NA New York with the Latest French and English FASH
ions for Cutting and Making Garments.
Taors und Taioresses wishing fer information in the art
Of Cutting garments receive instruction reasonable
0yTaior's Squares Measures, Drilled Ey Needles of
Superior Quality for Sale. All Garments made at his shop
short notice the fashionable style. Garments Cut
for others make up and warranted to fit. lO2:ly
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TO THE TAILORS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the country trade
L that he has just received SCoTT'S NETWORK
FASHIONS, which he will furnish order at Newly ork
prices CHAS. II. CHAMBERLAfNE.
Montpelier, March 10, l547. slim.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-18

ROBERT &. DAVIS, 100 Washington Street.
Pubsher bookseller and Sationer Publisher Of reenlesr
Popular Series of Arhmetcs in three parts adapted each
class from beginners to the advanced in High Schools and
Academies Pdrkers Progressive Exercises in English Com
position new stereotype edition, enlarged and improved.
Also Keeps constantly for sale all other School Books ex
tensve and general of Miscellaneous
and stationery Country Merchants, Teachers and others
supplied at the lowest rates.
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LIBERATION.

THIS may certify that have this day given 10 Edwin X.
JONES' minor, his time during the ema lnder OF his
minority, and he is free to act foi HIMSELF and shall claim
OF his earnings my debts of his contracting al
ter this da;o. JOHN A. KENT.
Warren, March 8, l6i7. 05s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
VOL. XXV.--NO. 81

ment would be RASH We cannot think Of diminishing
the public revenue at moment when the Treasury 10
called 10 prov of the disasters caused by the inun
dations ana the doarness Of provisions. financial daHs
quo required 10y the most ordinary prudence. crisis
exists less profound, believe, and less alarming THAI
certain persons pleased represent Sill ,hewevsws
must not incur the risk oncreasng by attempting any
hazardous proact The best reforms, 10 order 20 succeed
require 10 DO opportune Consequctly reform b
attempted this year Tho question Of foreign relations
remains IN DO considered We have need 70 direct
public opinion to their importance. All Europe u still
excited by the destruction Of Cracow, and every y
aware that the Spanish marriages have caused difference
between the French and English Cabinets which IN Is
days will be publicly discussed The almost smultano
Qua meeting OF the two pnrlaments will be solemn
moni-Ne do not dread III we rather expect II with i'm
patience. There certain persons who believe and wfs
hope perhaps that those debates will contribute still
10 render rupture between the countries inevitable,
but believe and trust the contrary. We convinced
that facts will gain by being investigated aud that the DIFF
culties will diminish at the tribune, md that the real
interests Of the countries the and the perma
ncnt which tend 10 bring them together having
only 10 combat passing irritation and frivolous dislike,
must easily obtain the adyaniagcl
"A great experiment is about to be mnde this
son before the eyes Of all Europe Two Parlismens
about 10 find themselves ongagodThe fact has already
been proved. that the greatest liberty u discussion not
incompatible with public order. On this occasion IL u
between two governments and two nations thxt debate
IA about To Shall this discussion be compAti
bic with the maintenance OF external peacel Shall il
10 embltter to calm the peacc2 Shall it demonstrate
IN favor Of absolute Governments that diplomatic and III
iornahona questions, in order To arrive al fortunate
conclusion, must be treated between Cabinet and
another In the shade of official claons in favor of freq
nations. that the light OF public discussion il the best
mode Of concluding the difficulties which have become
enycnomod from myscry' We repeat that it is solemn
trial, which perhaps depends the liberty Of Europe.
We firmly confident that the result Of the trial will
be in favor OF liberty great session is preparing. tho
greatest according 10 all appearance which have had
during Is years Foreign politics will predominant over
all other questions. An immense task imposed the
luslnous who directs our Foreign Department We
answer for II beforehand that he will be found equal to II.
With NJ. Gurot for her Minister. France has not to fear
any competitor a, the tribune, any rivalry Of reason
or Of oloquencc"
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Wight SAFES Wight <Mies!!
BN TALBOT 4 lANlEK,

II
yINliIS Monday evening and cdnesda, and Friday
ngs regularly during the Season, without regard To wea
thcr Having made arrangements with extensive dealers at
the North Supply OF Goods vii, always be found varied
aud extensive and worthy the attention OF Country Merchants
and Dealers generally.
We enumcratt as follows
DRY GOODS, &c.-Snpcr Cloths and Cassmcrcs, Satmetsi
kctscys Hosiery Gloves; Spool Cotton Suspcnders :,
silk ana cotton Iiandkcrch,es Calcocs NcStnGs Cash
meres Mousclncs Shutngs and shecungsi silk 'rovas
Blankets Sewing silks and Various other articles IN this
line.
CUTLERY Super ivory aud stag handle Dinner Sets,
81 pieces IVORY bone and stag handle KNIVES and Forks by
the dozen Cary and Forks fine aud common Pen and
Pocket Knives; Razors lemings Needles Pins Hooks
and Eyes superior Cologne and Soaps Silver Pencils
handsome Tea TRAYS: Scissors and Pocket Books together
with great veriety OF fancy and useful goods.
WATCHES JEW EIIERY, CLOCKS, sc.-t.old and
Silver Lever and I'Epne Watches OF the best qualh,
fine and Jewellery, great variety. Also assert
Of superior Clocks, Of new and beautiful designs, war.
ranted To- perform woll-corsstng IN part of
Plain ia, and 80 hour brass and wood Clocks,
DO day and 20 hour alarm Clocks.
+ We shall be daily receipt OF new Goods and from
facilities possess procuring supplies, particularly
commend oui assortment worthy OF attention.
TALBOT LANlER, Auct'fs =
Nov. 30-ts
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FRANCE.

The Journal dcs Debnts giyos the following very inter
csting outline Of to be proposed to the French
Chambers during the approaching session:
I'VE need observe that til: session which Is about
commence the lth Of January, will excite consld
cradle interest. Foreign affairs viii form prominent
figure in IT, With respect Ia internal matters, we see
only the question OF railroads. likely tocommand the
ton of the ChambersWc shall first say word on this
subject.
The greater number of the railroad companies more
or less in a suffering state. We do wish at present
further into the question; but ii is manifest that
something must be dore. 1t may be slid, that are
defending the interests of the bankers and capitalists;
but we regard not that. We believe are now deen-
ding ihetrosts of tho public, who require railroads, and
railroads we'll constructed, well maintained and well
served As to the bankers and capitalists never could
discover what the public the Government could gaia by
rejecting or running them This is the qucstionofntcrn
order which demands urgent solution, and which will
s1rily take its place in the legislative deliberations
OF this year.-We that other questions had
been placed the order Of the day during the last session
such postal reform, reduction Of the stamp duties
and tho salt tax. We ourselves year since believed
that of those reforms were rpe and We trusted that
the session Of 1917, woul not pass without an attempt
being made realise what has lccn 50 long demanded,
and which successfully attempted in England we
refer postal reform.
"a had harvest and dep r1bo foundations Of he
tma compel u abandon thu cSpocf29ne Any expert