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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-15
One proof Of the efficacy of the sarsapaa and To.
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is
IMPORTANT TO ALL:

Extract off lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medi-
cal qualities Of the extract ofTOMATOES.
DR.. Bennett says is of the most powerful
OF the Matera Medical and in all affections Liver and
other organs, where caome is Indicated it is probably tho
best medicinal agent known TO the medical profession
When used in concentrated it is sovereign remedy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-15

wish to impress it particularly the minds of those
that are troubled with impurities of the blood bad humore
old ulcers and diseases brought by the Of Mercury
calome that this is sovereign remedy. It well kno w
to every physician that Sarsapaa almost the only article
that can be successfully used to root out such Diseases
when mixed with the pure extract of Tomatoes has
known such when alone has had no
effect This be accounted o from the fact that the
matoes operle gently OH the bowels carrying off those
purtes which, if allowed to remain, dangerous
incurahle diseases.
proof of the efcncy of the
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tho public generally that he has rented the above stand,
recently occupied by SETH klMBALL) where he will be
found ready to wait all those who may favor him with
call and hopes by dgent attention to the Of both
beast, and receive liberal share of public pat
| ronage and render his house agreeable home.
N, b. Good stables good repair for the accommodation
| Of Transfers.
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AND ALL FIXED PAINS WHATEVER.
The discovery of Ills q rcat emedy, which has done
So much for the relief of suffering humanity in both
vest ion, travel and research b. eminent Jew Doc
tnr, from whence its originates.
1t is cohpos ed principally e vegetable oils combined
with rcsnous gums, winch have long been known to
possess remarkable virtues for the relief of pain and
weakness.
1t is simple, yet powerful remedy, and The univer-
sal success has with in the cue OF the diseases
above ated has fully established ths fact that
WHERE THIS PLASTER is APPLIED
PAIN CANNOT EXIST.
The pecularies Of this Chemical Compound are ow-
ing TO IT'S extraordinary effects upon the animal hbres
es, lgamens and MUSCLES virtues being carried
by them to the immediate seat If disease Of PAIN and
weakness.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT
Have long been considered among tho excIuciang
Of diseases with which mankind afflicted, and theus.
andS now lingering out lives of suffering and misery,
when by the Of this Plaster, they could bo entirely
cured.
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Now offered for sale by the subscribers combining nep and
important improvements together with assortment
ofAgrcutura Implements, Grass, Garden and Field seeds
at the Farmers Implement & Seed Warehouse. TO- 90 a5
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BE NOT DECEIVED.
IMPURITIES OF THE FLOOD,

Always remember, (if you wish to give Browns sar
lila and Tomato Bitters trial. to that his nj
signed in full on the Directions 10 counterfeit which
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jew DAVIDlS HONEY COATED PILLS,

WE know the public have appea'e4 10 tunes
w out of number, test tho wonderful virtues OF
various Pills. The Jew David Honey Coated Pills
claim modest share Of what is clamet by most oil tho
Pills OF the day We think that it is endcavonng 10 I'M
pose upon he good Of community say that the
Jew David Pill u any other Pill will cure al the disease
cs that aiicl humanity but do that for Bilious
diseases, Liver Complaint, Coslveness Piles, Bilious
Chollc Pam in the side and head there is nothing bet
ter that be TAKEN that will remove the above
difficulties. And pail that be taken without Offend
ing the patents stomach is conslderatl,n ofmuch I'M
portance These pills operate without causing pam or
grping, such is experienced by The majority Of Pills.
The Jew Davi Is Honey Coated Pills are modlhca-
ton Of the Persian or Resurrection Pills. The most
valuable articles IN the Persian Pills arc retained in
tho Honey Coaled Pills, rendering them much more
valuable, well as palaable TO the taste Their value
has been fairly and fully tcsled-ani the
high reputation which The Persian Pills Justly boast, we
confidently recommend the Honey Coated Pills TO be
equal with the Persian. The long experience We have
had in dealing in the Persian Pills. has taught us that
few medicines can compete with them but we do bs-
eve that il they had been coated they would have been
much moro extensively introduced
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Respectfully lcudcrtheir thanks TO the Public,
far lle yary l,cral encouragement extended to
turn ,iArc they commenced business, and beg
l,,va'p in.1'rn ,Irem thrt they nave just rccey-
81, .Vsa From IN" city, llo
ihtp,pN:sr mt 3Gsr asaor'E5nt of
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th,r llyu EYER pnt"I1S,t, which taken ia con-
ag"jIDM VIVA '|i' .l-' l'ai t1c prices are nos"
Low 4& 'i':GtS EYER
induces t,ern to hope fora coatn anrr OF the
pl'rru1Ga they t"y' larr,p!,,Yn racciycd /" So
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"a AS REMOVED HIS SIDRE ~ TIE
Is L House auriy occupied ny 'r. Graham It's
III, shop. III the
''ELNTc,, BAzAAE,'
close rrsiia DR., "nlLces Drug store, and OPP
l,os,tc WA rorD"rt., where he will keep Il
l4t4e a1d elegant sDppiy of
Ladies' Shoes,
or the nunj.st flush. AID at yston'sning}y cheap
price. usJ, 'INLDRE.'S' SiiOES Of every
yIiat9.
iio Nil ngwso continue 10 keep on hand
g"ncr usstf'l"rui OF
Hat. AMI Caps,
Of cyory qnllt,, ",w" by experienced woramcu
and ui m" best mat' .ir,., aHd whch ne viii s,.I
~ 4Iott'y .IGlrri n'ea. 80 hun5nm, coii ana
SIC tor yourselves i;rnon"ci the ptarr--ont.c
.+ou'h soc OF ,!Hn .,ucrt, QUO toor from Or.
Wajitcc's hpolh"carg SHOP, EIkton,
Ladies ar" particularly requested 10 ca!l and
examine his assortment al ~hucs- they cannot
:'l.i to be pleased ENOCiI CROUCH
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

The Clcayeland plaindealcr, (IOcoloco)
speaking Of the Chicago Convention, says:
Every city from Dan to Becrshcba will
be largely represented at this Convention.
So Tree, Simultaneous. and popular a move.
menl, and that without distinction o. party,
has never been witnessed by the American
people since tho days of the Revolution.
The demonstration will give birth to a new
era, a golden era to the West. The
Young Lion will no longer appear the
whining sycophanl Coz layois at the doors
Of our National Congress, but will demand
Justice with q roarl
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

RouGu Ann RRAnY.-fhis name, by
which the old hero of the Mexican war IS 50
we'll known, is, indeed, an appropriate Que.
The term Rough, however, when applied
10 him docs mol mean coarse nor uneanlh.
II does not signify harshness Of disposition
nor alrnp,, unpolishcd manners. II has
reference only 10 his plain exterior, and his
eoniemp, for every thing like unnecessary
show. 1t implies plain, straightforward
upfightncss, and an honest determination
of purpose, the exact opposite Of the tin
seled nolhingness which struts Out, pea.
coek.likc, before the public, in the vain
hope of Obtaining its applause. There Is
strength aud durability and intrinsic value
in roughaess. The marble in the quarry
can be used for variety of purposes. II
is always aready.' When fashioned mo
a statue by the hand of the artist, il Is only
fit TO be gazed at. There is utility in
ropghne.s-il implies something capable
of substantial service. The term "Read!
speaks for ITSELF aud To what extent Con.
TAYLOR deserves The Orpallalion, his battles
in Mexico have fully proved. The Old
warrior is ever ready 10 treat bis counlfy's
enemies roughly. llc was ready To ilag
them on this side the Rio Gfandc. lie
was ready for them at Monterey and Buena
Vista; and although his Treatment by the
Administration has been rather rough, be
will be ready, at the next election, 10 walk
into tho Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
RETURN or VOLUNTEERS.

A portion OF Capt. Hunters company
passed through this place the latter part
OF last week, on their way to their homes
in Sewer county. They We're generally
well, and IN their bronzcd faces aud
strengthened forms bore evident signs OF
long aud alduous service. A few Of Capt
lngIish's company, Saline county, also
passed through, a law days sineei whilst
several Of Capt, pike's company, resident
amongst Us, have returned, We see in
the Liulo Rock pupers the announcement
of the arrival Of Capt, Pike aud his com.
pauy, and description Of the reioieings
aud "tall doings' consequent thereon.--
Tho city, which hui iew hours before
slep, hnguldly in the seurching duIlness
oi summer, burst into one, WIDE shuul Of
Joy, aud such another enthusiastic shaking
OF hands aud sparkling oi happy fares we
venture 10 say has never occurred there
before. Ne are not prepared with the
necessary artillery 10 make 'big fuss
over our few brave ltllows as they get
back amongst MS, but our boys have a way
of lcsliIyiug their JOY al the return Of their
old 6eqpainlanccs, which. II not as loud as
the cannon's roar, is at least as hearty. =.
4 part of the regiment is still behind
bringing with them the remains Of Yell,
Porter and Pelham, to be deposited in the
yard Of the capitol. The duties incident
10 the arrival oi these precious relics vii,
indeed be sorrowinl, but light viii gild
.he gloom, and leeling Of pride viii spring
At these muunil evidences OF the States
sustained honor.
Aud Gaines, Borlanl and Civ. taken
prisoners Al the commencement o. the war
aud doomed to inactivity and confinement
how hafl has been lheir aiel Dcn'cl
The fortune Of leading their sqnadrons 10
he charge, aud cut off lrom hopes Of mill
larry distinction, they have chailtd ont tie
weary lime--bul little bellerio spirits like
heirs than dssih iiseli. There IS report
Ia, after being liberated, they wefe re.
aiken by urrra. We trust no., iar they I.
have a long account against bis epfl. leg |
ship which demands prompt liquidation.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

fRoM TAatrIeo- RuW5fdi Rfledsf of
the Prisoners, aai Recdptafe By Tired
The schooner Sarah, Capt Farwell, ar.
rived at New Orleans on the 6h instant,
having sailed on the 27lb ult.
by this arrival, says the Times, We
have not received any papers of later
dale than lhose previously quoted in our
columns, hut we are indebted to Captain
farwel Tor the current reports aud news
in The city of .fampIco, up 10 the Iimc Of his
sailing,
We append saeh items as we have bcen
enabled to CLEAN, and II the reports which
were current in i'ampico should prove to ls
correct, tho news may be considered very
Important aud highly interesting.
CAPT. Farwell state. that news hal
been received on the night belore hi. sail
Ing, that Capl. {. NJ, Clay, Majors Borlanl
aud Gaines, and all the olher American
prisoners, had heen released nl the ely
al Mexico, anl ordered 10 Tampico.-=
They were escorted by large body of men
supposed 10 be ahonl nine hundred strong,
That when within one hundred AMI iliY
mlles oi Tampieo, they WIRE mrt by Gen.
tfea, who detained them as prisoners -
rrea had orlere ont all the msn he cotld
faise in the noighborhood, ior the purpose
of lofming llree sufficient to attack Tam
pea.
There were lbrce 20 npaaies Of the llth
Regiment oI Infantry at fampico bur,
which were waiting iof transportation
ihrnen 10 Vera cruz. Tho authorities al
Tampleo, had ordered these 10 dis,mhafk
and returned to the city. Every man in
fampico was put lndoi arms, anl an attack
was m1menlarily expected.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

fArAL ArfHAY.-An alliaY occurred in
81. Francis county, Ak, lasl week, be.
tween DR.. Hale anl Dr, peylon. Dr. H..
we lam, went to Peyion's fbam, with a
double barrel shot gun, saying he hal come
to kill him, aud attempted To fire, bul the
cap bursIct, falling to 60 of. llo immc
dalely cooked the second barrel and tired
Que sbo, taking effect in Pcylon's chrsl.
Prylon lhcn reached riila selling in the
room, aud shu, Hale through the body,
just as he lll. } was in the aei Of drawing a
pistp'.
DR.. Pcylon Immediately surrendered
himself to a magistrate, who, however,
refused to take him in cuslo ", as the facts
were generally understood aud o a char
acler to excuse tho homicide. peylon was
until recently a resident of this city.
Memphis ippeai, l2h inst.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

UNFORTUNATE AccIpiNr.-John Co
megys was acciJenlly sho, by Mc,iean
boy, on board the steamer Whileyilic, Just
below Rcynosa, on the 10th u!L Tho cir.
cumslances as narrated 10 US, are these:
Mr.. Comegys, while resting upon a cot on
the boat, amused himselby playing with a
Mexican boy, about ten years oiage. The
boy, in a sporlive mood, picked up M old
horseman's pistol that had been throwing
abou tho boat, and which no QUE ever
dreamed was loaded, pointed il at Mr.. &.
and pulled the trigger. 4 ball issued irom
the muzzlc aud pcnelrllcd one OF his ten.
pies, killing him Instantly. lie was buried
at Rrynosl. Mr.. Comrgys was a native
Of Pennsylvania, a printer by profession.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

TnE coTfoN woaN.-Grrai anxiety and alarm
afe felt in regafd to tile appearance Of tie cotton
worm throughout The cotton growing fegian. The
coheoFda La ln,elligeaeer states that they
have already commenced their havoc ia the cotton
fields Of that aud the adjoining parishes. Pro.
iessor fofzAey, in a communication 10 Tho Intel.
ligrneer, zayz the worm now feeding upon the
cotton IS not the same which destroyed the crop
Of 'I6. lie thus describes the diltrcnes beiwern
the Naeiua GossgPpii--Iho worm of last year
and the one which now makes it, appearance.
The present worm he says
"I' small, woally caterpillar, with black
head, a cylindrical body; quick IN his movement:
and when adult b about an lnoh long llr wcayes
a web IN infancy llkp iAe common cairfpiliars Of
the trees, lives Ia families Of hundreds, aud 20 ar
A have seem does not seem 10 travel Ia scatgh
Of food
The noclua rosyppi Is when adult 4 inches
loug, and inporng toward, the eAlrmitius; is not
Aooily, but has a few small bnstlmg haiEs,-l
think 52,--scarccly visible to the naked eye. llc
q slow IN bic movement; never lives ia a web,
nlf wrayts onc uil ho has finished be- Wufl Of
destruction; then merely draws the leaf together
about him, with few webs al strong elk, aud
passes into bis chrysalidc. lie j. not rrgAnous;
ueycr Il produced from eggs ia oluslcIs, but Is "a
solitary Flulion feeding wltbout Cessation, from
tho egg 10 the chysilis II his food {. exhausted,
Or does not suit hin he seeks elsewhere, b. ira,.
clling--pfriiy rapidly when imprllrd By hunger
Tho present worm is not only not tie same
worm, bat 10 my eye IL not much ltt a.
The Professor states further that
"Thtfc d at present a moth, resembling ihc
cotton moth in every particular excepting ii-rze-
very numerous in Tie cotton lielda and rrao. Il l
about half tie sEc Of the genuine molh. Their
il also a moth, very raro which have seen since
the iifsi day " lunr, hui Ia the puc woods about
Mobile, and yesterday m Gunoordl--Wh.ch 20
much resembles the tue sylph of the n. gozs that
! cannolundcriake to deny positively the presence
VI the ogiiJa mgiA"
lie Il not prepared to say that the present will
not prove a. destructive ns the worm Of la, year.
lie opinion, however Is that il will not The
editor Of the lhlolligrnocF differs with ihc rlo.
ic@of IN this opInion-ho thinks il will prove
fully as destructive.
We have heard Il stated TINT the worm has
made Ia appearance in some Of the fields ia this
vicinity bat as yet have moi heard Of s doing any
injury.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

PrRropIcALs-The July numbers q
these ever welcome yisilanls arc on our
table. "Graham," the Columbian the
"soulhcrn Literary Messenger" and no.
least because last. "Godey's Lady's Book. =
Here they all are-rieh, interesting and
brilliant as ever. II England or any other
county can produce the same number OF
better works oi this description, We have
never seen them nor even heard tell Of
Them. They arc a GALAXY Of which all
who attach any Importance to the literary
standing Of the country must feel proud.
May they continue 10 prosper and abnn'
dainty repay their enlefPrsing conductors,
Tor their real and devotion in this depart.
men, Of the public service.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

DREADFUL AeetpENr.-Nu learn from
tie St. Louis Reyeille OF the % ull,, thai
as The steamer Simon krnlon was leaving
port, for the Illinois river, crowded with
passengers, one af the stand pipes broke.
by which the lower dock was Gllcd with
steam, aud many persons s5aIird. stf
eul in the alarm jumped overheard, butall.
except an infant, which a mother dropped
While IN the walef, are surpassed 10 hase
been rescued from drowning One poor
lellnN was iound elinging Ia the uflirr.--
lie was taken IN boarI, bur 50 drcaiIu'If
was he senljrd that il seems almost imras
slble HAT he should recover. 1 lille buf
about ten years ul age, was soaldrd from
heal 10 foot, and was taken Ia the hospital
inssnsible. Several ui the crew wefa
slightly scal'ed.
None oi the cabin passengers were in.
Iuied, though the number nuHi have been
over ono hundred, many oi lhfm on lhrif
way To the Chicago Convention. The
steamer Herald, lying alongside, and about
10 depart, took On baarl The greater pof.
lian ol the kcnian's passengers.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

SAP NEws FRna TuE PLtINs.-Cap.
hreaf Wagon Traia-HRfdef 81 Team
SierS--S'ampelte Of Cmlf.
! gentleman arrived in town last oven.
ing, from Weslpoft, who informs us that Just
before his departure, Delaware Indian
had arrived from tho Plains, giving an nc
count OF wholesale murder Of teamslers,
by combined Inrec OF Arrapahoes, Ca.
mlnehrs and Pawnces. The Indian is a,
son oi Nacomo the principal ehiefotlhc Del
awafes. aud is generally considered man
Of Fefaeily. lie was found a prisoner At
Taos. when Col. Price took that place.
and be was liberated. His siery is, that
having started homeward, he fell in with u
large body Of Indians, oflhe tribes mention
ed, on the Arkansas. They made hun
prisoner, and only spared his lilo on tie
condlion that he would join them against
The whirs lie sets their number down
at two hundred fires, which would make
the total number Of the force about one
thousand men.
Near Walnut creek, he states, this iunni.
dabe party met anl attacked train oi
lhifi5 Wagons, drawn by mule trans. anI
accompanied oGly hy the drivers aud eight
or ten horscmen. The Indians surrounded
them, and charging suddenly, drove the
team=lefs from lhaif sldIlesl aud ma,sa=
cfei every mnn uilhr plryl The wagons
wefe lualed with government siafes which.
with The mules, The Indians appropriated Ia
lhrif oWn use.
Tho day succeeding tbs massacre.
young Nacoma was permitted Ia depart.
having boen presented with a tine hrga
American muln. Tia, auimal brar, iue
m4th Il s., aul has bren recognised as
one ul these belonging to a gage nurui
tram which LETT foa LcaggaWuuha a iau
weeks since.
When our informant lci Wesif6ri, Nai
JOHN Danghcrty. whn recently started I'm
sanla ic, with ha1 head Of fanir, va
there ipr the purpose of employing mHH#
mn. Near Council Grove. hiz hebl made
a stampede, AMI une hunlied and H..y -
capped. II was 10 20 in .eafsh Of these
thai thu additional aid would he required.
Council Grove Is one hunlfed aud i0uy
mile distant from Nns'plh.
Ne further leafn, that lie Delaware
are pfeparingto seni waf p4ili against
the Osagcs. The latter tribe have rrrral
ly laken three Delaware sealps. The In.
dian Nho gave the information respecting
the murder OF the leamHefs, SAYS there
were few Usage, among tho murlcrcr,.
~. Louis Rcrtllc
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

JIMMY LIsn.-Mademoiselle Lind Is
now all tho rage in Europe. The papers
are in ecstacies about her singing and
acting. She Is said TO be very handsome,
which Is no small item for one Of these
public chalmers 10 begin with and her
voice, by all accounts, sufPasses anything
in the musical line that ever came from
mortal. ller chief Characteristic seems 10
be a combination Of native simplicity with
extraordinary powers Of eiecaiioni llrsi
claiming the attention Of the audience, and
then leading |, irresislably along into a
full gush Of electrified admiration. Tie
world must have relalalion--mus, be a,
times amused-must have something 10
fondle upon. Celeste, Fanny Ellsler aud
others have prodted by this disposition, aud
Miss Jenny Lind now comes forward TO
levy her tar upon it. We suppose, like
tho res, Of them, sho will como after a
while 10 the United States, and we aIe
disposed 10 think her more entitled 10 q
favorable reception than even tho dislin.
euished faniasiic tooiies, for all accounts
Of her bespeak something Of an elevated
order-sOmcIhing refined, delicaiely touch
ing and spiritual--abOyO all comparison
with the indelieaie, though animated wh.r.
lings Of the dansucse.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

FuSps ron THE WAR.-1he Govern.
ment has ordered in all siS millions oi
dollars in specie 10 be forwarded to New
Orleans from tho north. Two millions OF
this amount arrived recently. The cost
Of transportation is per cent. aud per
cent. insurance, aud even at these prices
Il will cost the Government upwards Of
S67, 900 10 make the transfer. This Is
one Of the beauties Of the sub.ireasury
scheme.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

011-Mr. Kendall, writing from Mexico
TO tho Picayune, says tina, the prospects
Of peace are as distant as ever. The two
parties in Mexico are bitter against each
other, and peace concluded with the
leaders Of either, would, in all probability,
be disregarded as soon as our troops are
wihdawn. Under these circumstances
we cannot exactly see how this ugly basi.
ness is 10 be wound up.