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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
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is{} Town, Goshen and chester, ana NE ksrxrsxrys1s
variou. other points on the line " The
New.York ard Erie Railroad Visitors 10 the country 10
the warm season, by taking the steamboat 81. NiChO
LAS from the foot ~ Dusne-sL AZ O'Clock A. NJ can
spend several hours very comfortably al elihor OF We
places shove named aud Ieiu 10 The ey sIsbouIa quar-
Ter aher nine. ,,
Ousyle the present termination OF The Railroad spd
situated hut few rods from ts celebrAI7d Psss OF inc
shawapgunk Mounrins, through which the deep cut OF
soid rocks FAR advanced and rapidly progressing
Oher heavy works Of the Company are 10 sctys progress
In immediate DeghbOrhOOd Carriages VIII he found
In readiness to convey visitors through he nnes portion
or Dse. s-sf -
n the world From Chester ana tOshrn CONVEY.
sncs, ran always be- obained Greenwood Lake one OF
the plessanes ~aterng psces In tho vicinity o. view
York country abOunds with lakes and ponds ooh-
tanning picker- and other hue hsh.
a PHEASANT evening excpr'On may be made by leaving
the civ At O'Clock p VI. the 81 Nicholas which re-
un. Al 81 O'Clock the evening, as above stated by
hi. means persons remain Al Permoni u hour or al
Bauvrtvie hour, Cerss0wn hall an hour or maY meet
the down train M0usey and return wilhou! naAng any
stop. =, . , q, 20 Al,
fare to ii.yie 81 miles from New York; II 81 Mid
detowu { 25 Goshen, 81 l9i Chs'ier 81 uot Mons-y
40 cents. Plermont Is cents O.her places 10 proportion
to digtsnrs WV WI
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a MrW NnVET. M Mes

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ItP X Jsns-s will be published this day-Price - eta
The Knight II Gwinns, by Charles Lever compeie-2oe
O'Sulligans Love by VIM CarlOn-pucs = cts-
Lonfs tr- Fourteenth, by Mrs PaFdoe2t Part-5o cts.
With all the new and cheap publications, for saeby
N2j II BEREORD co Astor House
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by Y. COLTUN, Auction and Commissou ker.
ID chant Ssles Room St6 Bfosdway 9cshic Hall. hav
ING removed 10 the above named large nov pro-
pared 10 receive all snds OF Csbiect Surnitare, Dry
Goots Carpeu and housek eepiDg articles Of every de-
scrprou consignment for private sale OF suction and
10 make settlements with HE usual prompness He VII
also buy preferred Outdoor ssies In any par' o. NE
au-ndcd, usual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07

is natural TO suppose bis situation pro-
duced, there was q much greater con-
sumption of material in supporting life
thdn there is in animals which lie in a
torpid state.
This subject has practical bearing
upon which we would say few words.
Although we cannot induce our domes;
tic animals to pass the cold moaths OF
winter like the bear and wood-chuck,
in an unconscious sleep, yet we can put
them in situation which SO far approx
mates it, that the expense of support
ing them may be very much lesscned,
and their comfort besides, greatly pro-
noted. 1t has been proved that warmth
and quietude are equivalent to foods--
In reference to the hog so much does
he resemble the bear in his nature and
organization, that ifhe is well coated and
lined with fat at the commencement OF
winter, he is much inclined TO sleep away
the time in a comfortable stye in this
situation, so little is the bodily waste
that trfing amount of food only is re-
quired. A knowledge of this important
fact, has induced some farmers to adopt
very economical mode mode Of win.
tering their hogs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION.

r oUIS FoNTAIN, junior partner of the firm Fon
Il tain q, Son, Chemists and Prescrlphonists to the
Royal University, Paris, mas established at Washington
City, d Ca Depot for the sale Of their above celebrated
compound which they offer TO the American Public as
sure ANTIDOTE FOR CONSUMPTION, in its ad
vanccd well as ncpent ages. Acting directly upon
the Lungs and arestng their decay II not only soolhes
and qucts at once, the distress and painnendant upon
this heretofore regarded fatal disease but restores tho
Lungs and their sympathsing organs to NATURAL
AND HEALTHY ACTION! Accompanying each
package are general instructions and directions lransa-
ied) for its use, adapted to all cases. ard sricly fol-
lowed win not fail in every nsance--ifthe Lungs
not wholly consumedol restoring the patient health
which may be permanently secured by future aud
ryodnI too mu exposure to atmospheric changes.
Price, Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAlN.
IT, + For the information of persons residing in the in
terio-any part of the government would stale that
the remedy is prepared and imported direct from their
Iaboraoie Paris and thai the be transport
ed through the mail he Is ADVISED by Officers Of the
Post Office Department, to any Post Office in the coun-
try at the same charge as for double letter. ANY
persons therefore residing distant from this city WHO
may wish to avail themselves of the remedy can do
so by addressing hm through The mail post paid. Two
dollars accompanying order will enllc person 10
whole and third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
Washin ,ton ID. G. OcluherI, 1916. 943m
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MUTToN. We mean TO repeat thou
sand times, or at least till what we say
has some effect upon our own country
men, that a pound of lean, tender, Jul
cy mutton can be produced for half the
cost Of the same quantity of fat pork ;
that it is infinitely healthier food, espe-
cially in the summer season; and that
those who eat it become more muscular,
and can do more work with greater ease
to themselves, than those who eat fat
pork. We know nothing more deli-
cious than smoked mutton hams Of the
Sourhdown breed of sheep; venison it.
self is not superior.-AmeriraH .4gricul-
turiSt.
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No. 3.-1ho Secretary of War to Goncial Taylor.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.

Dear Zack You're a brick. Cap
tain Eaton has just ponied up your des-
patch. You arc too quick for us, but
we are glad you did not chew up the
Mexican army completely. We don't
hear Il word from Santa Anna, and we
fear the old snob has chissellcd us. ]
can give you no instructions as yet. But
you must clap a stopper on the imPa-
tience Of your boys till Santa Anna has
had time to strengthen Saltillo.
Respectfully yours,
WIN. l.. MARCY.
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VERMONT MTcHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, JANUARY T. l847.

of their brooches if they tear, charge
the mendng to the Government. Sub
sist your men upon the spoils, first pay
ing for them, when you get into the en-
cmy's country. Faithfully yours,
VIM. l.. MARCY.
N. B. Don't do the thing up too
brown. We must make this war last,
and should you capture a regiment or
two, you must let them go again TO
reinforce Saltillo, strong hold, out Of
which we expect to make great deal
of capital. The investment Of Monter-
ely ought 10 last you at least for a scs
sion of Congress.
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PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUEk-
RIAN GALLERY q PHOTOG-
RAPikEkS' FURNLSlI-
ING nEnnVS

A WARDED tho Gold and silver Medals, -Four First Pre-
nhuns, and Two Highest lonors, the National, the
Massachusetts, the Now York and the pennsy va Exhi-
litions respectively, for tho splendid ooored Daguer-
TJtypes aud best apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken IN exquisite style without regard to wealth
Instructions given In the ant.
large assortment ofapparaus and stock always on hand,
at the lowest onsh prices.
Now York, 25 broadway Philadelphia, 1856 Chosuul 81.
-Bslo7a Count and 50 Hanover Stsbaliimole, a05 Bal
morc st-Washngiou Pannsy vania Avonuo-Poielsbnrg,
VA Mechanics Hal -Cncnnetti Fourth and Walnut and
lit Main sIsafiosa Syringe broadway Paris, l2f Nlee
Ruodu Tomplc--LiyeIpool, ~ Church 81, 6iIy
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A VERMONT FARMER.
Windsor Co., VT, Nov. LIST, 1876.

IMPORTED SHEEP. Nine or ten sheep
OF the Leicester breed, imported from
England by Hon. Henry Clay, passed
through this city recent yon their way
to Ashland, under the charge of shep-
herd who come with them,-PfttstWg
Gasstle of4lh inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07

" The Picayune says that one great
reason why truth is stranger than fiction,
is because there is not so much of it in
the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07

M ONTEHEY, sept. n.
Sir Got your letter. Marched up
on this place before | read the post
script. Finished that while the enemy
were talking about capituation, and ad
mitted him to terms accordingly. Wall
further orders.
Respectfully yours,
Il. TAYLOR.
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'0 DYSPEPSIA AND INDTG EsTION.

He has successfully treated various diseases with it alone,
and when persons removing TO the south or west hey
but whom used In connection with the Snrsnpaa, II Is the
best medicine that can be used in the SPRING SU MINER
as iversal remedy Tor Dyspo9sla anu lu
geson loss Of appetite, dizziness, headache uepfesso Oh
spirits cotvcnoss piles weakness Of the stomach and limbs
rheumatism, purify the blood, curing bad humor, where
all other medicines have inied
(F,om .he Daily Mal)
It with great deal of pleasure that we can say we are
daily hearing of where the sarsparia ana oma
Biiiots Which sold by Brown, 6s Washington street,
arc ctGcting astonishing cures in purifying the blood
insisting digestion. Many of the physlcans have taken
this compound, aud 1t considered by
them the hest article in for Jaundco lndgesion
Loss of Appetite Weakness and for all complaints arising
om impury ofhe blood 1t is really the best medicine
in purify the blood and eradicate all hunors from
the system 1t is very pleasant bitter and easily taken
We recommend with the greatest confidence TO our
readers. Don take word for it, but try one
CAUTION.
Tho public particularly cautioned against purchasing
imitation articles pretending to have the same effect us
Browns Sarsnparila and Tomato Btcrs Never buy the
Sasaparla and Dundclion Panacca ktedges Tomato Bit
tefs OF Sarsaparla, Tomato and pandeon,
preparation with tho expectation of getting the
genuine sARsAPARlLLA & TOMATO BITTERs, which
prepared his Medicine Store, 65 Washington street,
Boston. These Bers the first preparation of the kind
the kind Ia the market Always that the direct
ion signed FREpEReK BRowN, in his hand wFiiihs'
Who ever heard OF mans COMMUNICATING baI uanS ne,
that would not pass! Just so it is with meuici"u
they always counterfeit that which sells. ,.,,ro
All orders for Browns SARSAPARILLA and 1OMAlO
BllrERs, drcc,edt Frederick Brown, the proprietor eo
Washington street, Boston, will he attended to Punctuay.
Bitters securely packed for shipping.
Montpcer, S. p. Redfeld and 5. X. Collins. Barre, j.
II. Walker. Waterbury, L,G Simpson. Marshfeld, E d.
Putnam. Painfed, T. Kidder Midllesex, Geo f. sowell
son. Chelsea, Dickinson & Noble. Ncwbury, f. & II.
Keyes.-Bodord Asa Low. Wells River, Timothy shedd,
E. g. omcE Fol- sale ao by and Hsen
orally. 81 bottle. bottles for So. O9'!y
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OFFICLaL CORRESPONDENCE,
WAsuINGroN, Sept. |,
No 1.-The Secretary of War to General Taylor.

W AoHIN"IU Nj '7NPt' II
Dear Zack The first of Septem-
her is come, when you know the old
marshal said that even we might be able
to move. But no wagons, no supplies.
You must go ahead, though, even if the
army have to lift themselves by the seats
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07
THE
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THERE are the most conclusive reasons why TINT
j. class Of Medicines dcnominated "Pat,hi, should
be made the mems Of inc Aouable and enduring bles
sings TO the human flmily Supp co. for example that
high order Of talent, long and sagacious obser, aon
aud great medical learning and experience are bought
10 bear upon tho intention and manufacture Of PII.L
Why may this long devotion this BRANCH of Med.
Cal Science BIO crowned with The HAT attends tho
sacrifice 1f similar talents and toll In other things p?
Phere is no reason and il is but thu smp dictate Of
the simplest cum sense 10 say that Pill thus pro-
duccd will be perfect article be made by
man. TwEFTY- FIVE YEARS DEVOTION TO any no
subject will give a man Of ability the mastery over H.,
This Labor has been bestowed upon the
CR.FEEEsS'BEc1sG I'EGETSBLB
and they arc presen oil 10 lie public with claims nppars
alleled in the his DRY ufmedical science.
1t will be seen in tfacog the Hsloy Of all great
vcnlions that they were not made discovered until tho
arrival Of what may be termed tho rULNEss rIMh
The mariners compass uf instancc--wns nor invented
u6ti IN the luncsS Of time, it was c1ed The LOAD
s.oSr slway lay at mans feet, but he knew what
wonae,iul urerng guide treasured in lis silent
o3sOini until he Dvmely appointed time drew near
WHeh olsien continents and islands 10 be unveiled
5e9od II now ansfc red TO he pinnacle Of the adv, n.
tuFos saler enabling him 10 launch far away upon
SHOWN Oceans instead Of mJly sailing within sight cf
familiar aud marks
| So with the discovery oil the New World unon whose
shores was TO arise this Giant Nation TO a power
glory mission flr beyond the conception oftr wildcat
tancyc-The Old World had reached its iit hest destiny
The luness Of time Drew near for the revelation Of the
New, nd tehod the immortal Columbus from the fore.
casle OF his drcnched nnd eoky vess- ftnd il. SO
with the inyen 90 prfrt'ns nf sicanl-ut -issar-
TIC Telegraph. Each Of these had lis own lulnoss cf
tine aked-distnct--an and PfUydcntidl.
lS MEDICAL SctEScE THE sAME GErAT THfLoso-
PHIcAL PR1EciPLE IS EQUALLY MARRIED. Most
beautiful are tie Illustrations and pro IS Of his which
to be found in the hist ry Of the world. We tra,e
hem from he Mosaic dispensa:1n down to the present
| h1ur-all of Them teaching the lesson and giving
the hop; that something yet BETTER to heal human
maladcs is at hand.
That his principle is tue of Medical as well as phys
| ical science is clearly shown in the
GkA GAZETTE,
which is furnished graluously to all who wish it, The
GRAEFENBERG PILLS,
are deemed by all who have tested tt EN- to be nm ncon
cevable advance upon all other medical combinations
and discoveries hitherto known and they ale announc
|
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH!
Tho inventor cf these Pulls rests his theory upon no
school dogma Of ordinary teachers Planting himself
upon the revelation II lhe
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GRAEFENBERG PILLS,
ALMIGHTY CREATOR,
TliAr
TIE BLOOD Is TIE LIVE.

TIE BLUUD IS The LIFE.
he requires that his Disciples and patients make PURE
THE LIFE that leaps through their veins and
arteries before they hope for permanent cure-
elef he syc them and so can others; but bright
ard Joyous health must come from pure blood.
But a most sad though here comes in. So countless
are The mposlions which practised upon The public
by pielendcrs and numerous and boasiful aie the
medicines advertised that the reader may be slow be-
Iieye in this Great Rcmeoy word, therefore, on this
point.
In the first place READ THE GRAEFENBERG
GAZETTE. No matter how skeptca you now be,
that paper VIII convince you. Thousands HAVE BEEN
and anon -them dlstnguished Statesmen Jurlst Cer-
gymen Civilians. The bare enumeration oftheir names
would fll this page. Let the reader send to the
convenient agency fora copy of the Gazette, which
I'm Ind
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coMICAL CORRESPONDENCE

The following imaginary correspondence
between the Secretary of War and
Gen. Taylor, we cut from be Yam
kee Doodle -
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oao moE9 rGool 81 lho ecacy Of he arsapaIla add O
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS IT IS
IAIpORTA MI 20 AL:

ES,rac ola lecture deliberately Dr. BENNEi, before mo
Medical College of Lake Eric, touching the valuable Meu-
cal qualities Of the extract ofTOMATUES.
DR.. Benno says it is one OF the most powerful ateaNes
of the Matera MedcH and in all affections OF the LAYER ana
best medicinal agent known TO tho medical profession
When used in concentrated State 1t is sovereign remedy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-07
#. BROWNS
SARSAP ARILLA e. TOM
TO RITEEll&

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPAN
ISL SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMA-
TO- by entirely process, which the whole
strength OF those mos, valuable of MEDICINES.
there FRO connected with the ubove three others
m PURIFYING VEGETABLES.
9e teSpe has been examined and approved by many tho
II EAs0Ns Tor Browns sarsuparia and Tomato BIT
LsS oen onec,ins cures OF long standing aud chronic
diseases alter all oS medicines havo failed TO give relief
lst The sarseparle Of which Is made The genuine
spanish nte imported from tho bay of Honduras by
Cd Tho virtues ec extracted by m entire now process
which ensures the whole strength Of the without ova
3 Thee is more strength of the real Spanish or.eparla
than hoTds dozen bottles of ordinary syrqs or extract
4'h. When mixed with tho pure extract OF Tomatoes,
makes of the mildost and most pleasing physics that
BIO used and yet much more thorough than castor OIL
salts pills. &c, which makes it very valuable in all bilious
complaints.
5h. When taken large doscs operates very thorough
ly on the bowels without weakening the system.
the blood and whole sytcm creates appetite, strength
ems the stomach assists In dsosion and, in fact cnews the
whole dchitatod system
nh When taken for costiyenoss, 1t docs not leave tho
plent like many medicines, costivc than they
before its but by using it short time, ii effects per-
1t only requires person give it shoi iai prove
that all We true There cannot be too much said in It's
Tho LARGE SALE OF BROWNS sARsAPARILLA
AND TOMATO BITTERs is another proof Of its efficacy
II is about three since il FIRST offered to the
puhc although been usod by Of most dietin-
which bo olc ba5 e"t incroascd end !, has been sent
for from all parts Of tho county where IT was never udyo-
cd but recommended by persons who had used it, Ii has
been shipped foreign ports and found ready sale mat
alone would seem to be proof enough OF it's utility. .
How macy medicines there arc advertised which never
anil soon 90 down. aud arc forgotten how different 1t Is
with this IL finds ready sale where it never has been ad-
vesodi and its sale continues to increase in n places as
it becomes known.
BE NOT DECEIV ED.
Always remember Of you wish to give Browns Sdtsapar-
lila and Tomato Bittcrs tria) 10 that his name IS
signed in full on the Directions 10 counterfeit which would
be forgery. -
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
wish to impress it particularly on the minds OF those
that troubled with impurities OF tho blood, bad humors
old Ulcers and diseases brought by the use Of ernuy
caomel, that this is sovereign remedy 1t IS well known
every physician that Sarsnpurn almost tho only article
that be- suy used root out such discusses and
when mixed with tho pure extract of Tomatoes, it has been
known such when apna alone has had no
effect. This be accounted o from the fact thai the O.
opelte gently the bowels, carrying oil those I'm,
purtos which, If allowed to remain, create dangerous ana
| incuruilc diseases. -
Ono proof tho efficacy Of the Sarsapana anu o
| mn AYhn nrnlnrlY cnmlnedi
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GRATIS /,

In the second place TRY THE PILLS, 1t will cost
you but the rhc, and will introduce you TO a
medicine which you will deem blessing to the end of
your days.
n thousand things press upon the mind Il The advol-
Users which they would rejoice to the reader but
The limits Of this advertisement forbid. But let every
afflicted with the following diseases make Trial Of tho
Graefenbcrg Pills, and they will be PERMANENTLY
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Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH EDWARDS.


Prepared by Dr. H. r. PERRY, and sold wholesale and
retail by A. D. d. SANDS Druggists, l06 Fulton street,
osrnor OF William, New.Yotk
Sold also by $. X. COLLINS, lu,,,. ".
s. l.. REDFIELD, "oh'Poheb W. 7Foonly
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SH-Since whiting 10 you last upon III, subject Of
nay il health have been taking your medicine, aud
pleased 10 say that they have been Of the greatest
me, and ifthey continue 10 give mo The relief have
already iet shall bless the day You sent them. need
alludo TO the sufoIings have before told you Of;
write, to give YOU the happy intelligence ola per-
fec, CURE. have heard Of many instances my neigh
bohood wherein they have performed some cxlfsordns
rs