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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11
DENTISTRY.

nOCT. NJ NEWTON surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
~ Office Mr. Spaldngs Store, Main, at the head
of Statestret Ia order TO Introduce OF the recent i'm
provements in the construction of plate teeth, propose to
insert whole teeth upon gold plate, perfectly
resembling the natural organs form and color und IN point
of utility fulfilling all purposes of mastcation well AS
the teeth. For any piece of work shall require
half the 10 be paid the time and the remainder IN
three months, if the work should prove satisfactory II not,
the teeth can be returned and the money refunded
FILLING.
Persons having decayod Teoh have them filed at this
Office in a style surpassed by any dentist New Eng
land. From tho peculiar in which perform this ope
ration, the gold is made solid the tooth ITSELF plosenting
SUFFICE being susceptible OF the finest posh
Teeth filled in this will remain during the lille time OF
the pltcn-provided proper be taken in brushing the
Teeth keep them free from the effect of Tartar All
operations penrmcd upon tiicty scientific principles and
reduced prices. Montpelier, Dec. 1876
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court Tor
Rando ph District, Ss. the Distrie OF haneo,phI-Io
oil concerned In the estate OF Asa SH'"i e VI " HIus
town, deceased-Gr eeting.
W. HEREAs Oren Smith, administrator on the estate OF
on account and represents that the debts and ehages
said estate the sum of 800 co. that the
Of so0 10 h. from the real estate. And requests the
Conn 10 grant him License TO sell much of the real
ate Of said deceased will be necessary for diseharens
said debt with aceruins interest thereon therefore, Is
that oil concerned ba notified appear at sessou
of the Court he held Inn, in Chez
sea- said District, the third Wednesday OF February
that they give bonds for the payment OF the debts
and be heard In the Of the administrators account
to show why license should not be granted as
Aud this order shall be published three weeks ., uan,
" in the Vermont Waterman newspaper Ptlhth Iii ~.
peer 10 this State, the last publication OF wn'" '"A y"
before the day assigned foi hearing as 10 .id Ds,rc,
Given under NY hand Willlamsiown' III 'a'u D'''''
this va day Of January NJ IONA SMITH, it, Register
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IemueI UrOOks' Estate.

TINE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
L Probate Court for the District of Washington, commits
sonefs 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims nnd de-
mands of all persons against the estate Of Lemue Brooks,
late of Montpelier said District deceased, represented
ntoveni and the Term OF six months from the ON gay o.
said deeeased exhibit aud their respective claims
before usDO GIVE NOTICE, that we viii attend TO the
duties of appointment the dwelling house Of Levi
\ Humphrey In Mnutpoier. Ia said District, the LIST
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DOUBLE. UNBHICAA
oiNCLE.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden al
Washington District Montpelier in and for said dis
trct, on tho Goth day of January, A. ID. ls47
JJENRY F. JAMES, administrator the estate of Lo-
Morse, late of Waterbury, in said District de-
ceased ntcstae presents his petition to said Court in WI
ting here PRAYING License to sell the whole of the real
estate said deceased including the Ieverson Of dover
therein for tho payment OF the debts due from said deceasd
and the expenses administration, allodgng that it is
essary To sell part thereof aud that part be sold
without injury tho interested in the remainder the
estate being insufficient fol said purposes, and the
same appearing reasonable Whnreupon 1t is ordered that
said petition be referred session of said Court to be ho
dem at Probate Office in said Montpelier, the 1911
day of February s47, at O'Clock p NJ for hearing anC
decision and that all concerned be notified theTeoby pub
shng tho substance of said petition and orsers thereon
three weeks successfully in The Vermont Waterman an
State Journal printed at Montpelier, all of which 20 be he
fore said time of heaAg and decison that they appea
at said and place. they cause, and give bonds 70
the payment Of said dehs and expenses as the statute re
quires TO prevent SAID license being granted. 60,
BY the Court, Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy of Record,
100 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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EDWARD a. wEDB, Agent.
Montpelier, Oct. l, 1876. sou

CURTISS w. GLEASON'S EST TATE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY virtue of License from the Hon the Probate Court Iof
ID the District Of Washington, will be sold al Public ase-
ton the premises in Warren, " on ssqIasy' s" J ss
day of February next o'clock r. NJ az me rsa'
tate whereof Cuss W. Gleason late Of sad wsso, w
ceased died sezed aud possessed Being about - OF
Wild Land in said Waiten' Te"' mSu' '"' "A'
and place of sale. - a,-
Dated DATED q" "s"e"' ''" vINsoR GLEASON, Admir-.
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

Six LECTURES on the USES OF THE LUNGS caus.
~ pevenon and Cure of Consumption, Asthma and
Diseases of the eat On the Laws Longevity and mode
of preserving male and female health symmetry and beauty;
exposing causes and cure OF those that produce Con-
sumption shorten life, Affections of the Skin, SPINE
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver Scrofula, Piles Gravel
form perfect guide health long life % Engavngs
1874 pages. 80 cents. Postage l.2 cents BY SAMUEL
SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ, NJ d., at 7o7 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
ANY person RENTING 80 cents free will receive copy
by mail, to any part. The trade supplied
January lei7 l02. Sm
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NEW AGRICULTURAL AND STOVE
WARE HOUSE.
THE subscriber is receiving, direct from O. q h. L
Il Granger, the following STOVES, Sc
sizes Farmers and Mechanics elevated OVEN Cook
/ New Patterns PuIlor Cock Stove;
BOX Z"
3 " Alright Box dol
Also just received from Troy and Albany, the following
various Kinds of Stoves:
4 sizes Victory boiler Cook Stoves,
5new patterns Parlor Cook stoves, .
3 Yankee parlor Cook Stoves,
6 " " Ar-Tight Paror,
Any sizes quantity of Box Stoves y, -,
large assortment OF Albany Boston Troy Hollow Warei
Conner Tea Kettles Sheet Zinc, Fire Frames Iron Pumps,
N,s Carr and Wagon Boxes Pillow Points Land Sides, &c
Aiso Russia English and Canada Stove Pipe.
The subscriber Is also furnished direct from D. Prouty
Co. BOSTON with the following articles Of Farming oos;
All kinds Plows Cultvaors Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters,
Manure Forks, Steel Garden Rakes, Grind Stones,
Waffle Irons House Grind Stones, &c. SC.
All the above articles may be found at the DAfSToRE,
Head of State street. and will he sold at Wholesale and Re-
tail, on the most favorable terms.
EDWARD a. WEIR, Agent.
Montpelier, Oct. |, 1876. eou
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THE PEKIN TEA co.

THE PEKIN TEA co.
II EsPECTFULLY give notice that they have made ar
AT d the sale Gi g Sn !" q" Of "
Washington County. Vermont, for The counties of Washing
ton and Lnmoe, where may be fund constantly on hand
tho quantities and varetes a, The prices sold
at our counter Our Tea needs no word of commenda
tion to insure it, ready sale wherever its merits have
been tested We will Just say however, for the benefit OF
such know nothing h our former operations, that we not
only import all Teas but 10 fact buy them Of the Grower
and Packer OF them ourselves, through me medium of Out
JOINT house at Pokn. The customer will find the Tea done
up in sealed Packages OF p and pounds each, also
quarters halves mud whole chests, all owch numbered
and mlrked by
The public arc respectfully invited to give tho article
boyc referred to trial, at my Pense and decide the
J. h. CHRIsTY, Agent
Waterbury, Dec. &c, 1876.
selling a, VERY ny" low fRchs ' 81 J. r. c.
TRY IT.
20 TsI'sO.V TEL, at The sumo low p,iceS;wariao
Sept. as, Isl6. IS
CAMPHENE,
or the BEST QUALITY for safe ,,i By -, ur,n
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
plBLEs, Hymn Books, Church Psalmody, Prayer Books
nuas for ie47 School Books Juvenile and Miscellaneous
Books in great variety of Sty'es.
STATIONERY ofeyery description, TO wit; Letter, Cap
Bill, Sermon, Note, Billet and Fancy Papers, OF diernn
qualtes Envelopes, Pain. Fancy md Embossed VISITING
Cards Plain and Ornamented Gn Caris; Bristol and Lon
don Board; Perforated Tracing and Drawing papers Draw
ing and Whiting Pencils Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, will
without Gold Pens French's, Gillts Wndes and 9th
Steel Pens, of every variety; Pom Holders Black, Blue
Red and lndoihe Inks Sealing Wax; WATERS, Plain Fan
cy and Motto Manifold Letter Writers and Folders; Papo
and Pen Knives; ouls, Pens aud Pen Nils Pen Rack.
States and Slate Pencils; Bank, Blank, Account, Check
aud Memorandum Booksi Pocket Books, Wallets; Car
Cases Portfolios; Travelling and Writing Casesi WRIT
ING BOOKS, made of suporfne papei, with OF withou
copies, together with fame, articles numerous to men
tion for sale, Wholesale retail, liberal .erms,by
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TRY IT.

OS CHESTS more of that E-XTR.1 1'OE.v[,
AC Bgx'SO.V TED, at the sumo low price-wairan
ted very superioT-at STORRS K LANGDONS'.
Sept. %, 1876. S5
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tlemsn thought il would be letting down the members Of
the Board OF Regents to appoint committee to supern.
tend their affairs He thought differently He understood
the House to occupy the most elevated position, they
the immediate representatives of the people, who
were the soveregns He particularly DESTROYS that
this committee be appointed for many which he
named
1--WE regret that our limits preclude us from giving
more complete sketch of his remarks
The motion TO postpone the further consideration OF
the report TO the third OF January next having been
adopted,
Mr. c. j. INGERSOLL understood that unless the
resolution which he held in his hand should be adopted
they would, on next Monday, be without any rules at all
and hence unable to proceed to any business.
The resolution having been submitted and read, il
adopted:
Resolved That the rules of the House the last Congress
together with the notifications of them this day adopted
be henceoh the rules and regulations of this House du
ring the session of Congress.
Mr.. billiard was about to reply to the remarks oil
the gentleman from Tennessee but motion TO adjourn
having been made by Mr.. JOHNSON,
The SPEAKER decided any further debate to be out
of order; whereupon
The question was put upon the motion TO adjourn
when
The House accordingly adjourned
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Virginia.
war MrrrINc IN cApo,INr r.

WAR MEETING IN CAROLINE COUNTY.
AT meeting OF the democratic party OF the county Of
Caroline, held at the Bowling Green on Monday, the
was called to the chair and William A.. Buckner APP
pointed secretary. The object of the meeting being ex
planned by the chairman, the meeting addressed
James D. Coleman On motion of Mr. Coleman, a com.
mee appointed by the Chair draught resolutions
expressive OF the of the meeting Messrs George
Fitzhugh, James p Coleman, Col. Archibald Samuel
Thornton composed the committee, who after short re-
tiremen submitted to the meeting the following resou
tons. The vote each resolution being taken sepa
rately, the whole were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, AS the opinion of this meeting that the wal
in which we are at this time involved with Mexico
caused by the of Mexico herself upon
ment, Notwithstanding Texas had declared and for tel
years successfully maintained her independence-hat
been acknowledged by this and other nations ndepend
sovereignty, and had become of the Safes of this
Unions and for the consequences of this Mexco just
Resovcd That the charge 50 frequently urged agains
our government Of having provoked and
is unfounded in fact, unjust the President and vr
ualy denied by Mexico herself
RsotUed, That 1t is the duty of the American government
to prosecute vigorously tho in which is involved
by the Of Mexico and thus Withdraw our armie
the positions they occupy by their galantry
heIos, after great loss of life and large an expend
ture OF money, without obtaining just and honorable
peace, indemnity for the wrongs citizens
payment at least in part either by territory otherwise
for expenses incurred in the prosecution OF the war; would
be wrongful brave soldiers disgraceul to our coun
try, and an insult to the common sense of mankind.
Resolred That President of the United States by the
dgned and able in which he has discharged the
difficult duties of his high office, has fully usted the con
dence of his country, and shown himself entirely lifee
to preside both in peace and in the Chief Magis
1 R. proceedings be
representative in Congress and the from
his STATE and that the editors Of the Union. Eenon,
publish 'hs WM T. Rs 5H:RsiNys chairman
| WV Seer
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proud Of the Westmoreland uards who have faithful
snd sr .a.y done Their duly wSssver required
nothing less was expected from that gallant company,
s 81 sev ons 81 e sna
the fearless Dick Johnston and daring Gchrs will ever
whom they SO daunsssy represented in many sansaina
g. That we have learned with most poignant sorrow.
from time time, of deaths by disease which have
bly, ,hinned The ranks Of our gallant Guards" and
tender our heartfelt coincidence the relatives and
That Tor the purpose of doing small honor the
during the present war, in the service OF their country
Is hereby proposed erect by public subsc pon
Die monument to their memory.
~ That committee of superntendence, consisting OF
seven persons be appointed by the Chair whose duty |,
= 9 20 soon as @ i e
and have erected thereon monument as above desgna
the r one Of % Westnoeiand county S'
That in addition TO such appropriate inscription as the
on said monument the of all Wesmo chambers who
have fallen died in the service OF their during the
of their deaths and that they shall sufficient space
be left for the names of any Others from this county
in service who may unfortunately fall beneath sickness
T. That shall he further duty of said committee OF
The members Of tbs Wessmoreand Gaas and Of of all
Others from Westmoelapd county in the service of their
deposiie therein fist of the subscribers said monument
and have the Published in the newspapers of this
That the said committee of superintendent shall also
appoint committee OF three persons each borough
above purpose, whose duty shall be forward
commtce OF superintendent the sum so received by
Ordered That of this meeting are hereby
directed forward copies OF these proceedings the Hon
senators from Pennsylvania the Hon. Job Mann, the
Of this IN Congress- and to the officers
the same may be read at the head of said company
ORDERED Tha! the newspapers Of this county and at Har
Post hereby requested publish the foregoing pro-
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r OOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened fancy and
IL perfumey store, between Al and 9th Streets Penn
syvania avenue, six doors east of Cocnans Hotel (ut
stair respectfully invites strangers and citizens
his collection of useful and fancy articles consisting
part, of fine English and American hair, nail and tooth
brushes; shell and horn dressngcombs very superior
teeth (ne) wrought uckcombs for the evening; side
combs, evening fans, rich retcule purses permeres
&C., &C., &c.
On Monday will be opened gimps, frnges and buttons
for dresses.
On the Goth of this month shall return from New York
with OF the assorents of fancy articles
for the coming holidays ever opened in Washington.
SELBY PARkER'S
Fancy and Perfunery store, Pennsylvania
Dec. loft avenue, between4t and 9th streets.
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Extract from the of Congress Of I'D March, 1885, section
"4nd be it further enacted That it shall he the duty
the Postmaster General, in all future lettings OF cont
for the transportation Of the mail let the same in ever
case, the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guaranr
for faithful performances, without o'her reference 70
mode of such transportation than may be necessary " w
vide for the due celebrity, certainty and security OF s
transportation nor shall any contractor hereafter
required to purchase out, take valuation, the s
vehicles any previous for the same route
05~Bdders requested state the mode by which lne
Intend convey the mail If the size and weight Oh
mall or the speed called for, should require coach cohV
ance the contract will be made for that mode OF con
ance II not the will be assigned to the person RI
posing the cheapest mode OF conveyance.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails OF the United Sta
l. from LIST OF March. l5iS TO the LIST of Jnly looo
the following route will be received the Contract ON
Of the Post Office Department. in the city OF Washing
until O'Clock a. of the 3D. day of February next TO
decided by the next day
sonve, Belleonte, Bolivar, Rocky Spring, aud ba
Creek Tennessee Jasper, SO miles and back, three H
Leave Gunter's Landing every Monday wednesdl1
and Friday 81 p. m, arrive at Jasper next days
Leave Jasper every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
81 p. m, at Gunter's Landing days by p III
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied by susra
signed by one responsible persons, in the olo"
manner, viz;
''The undersigned guaranty that
ifhis bid for carrying the mail from TO Il
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter mic az
legation prior to the first day Of March erf with g,ou
sufficient sureties, perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate oil III
master, other equivalent testimony that me
are men of properly and able make good their guafa
The proposal should be to ths department sea-
endorsed Proposals for route No. IN
add sscd 10 the Frat Assistant Postna General
For the Prohibition of bids resulting rom conlbnats
and the terms and conditions on which the conuae'
be made see the last annual sdyeEtisenent Genera
Posi- OrrIcE DETACHMENT December 49, 1871 y
Dec. l6-3taw4w ..
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VELVET Bibles and Prayer-Booxs SIN all collection
of each just received by f. Taylor some Of them
bound in Paris Of extreme beauty of taste and nish this
day opened
Also, English Bibles and Tes,emen of various Sizes Ok
ford editions, richly bound i'm calf and Turkey morocco,
bound in London, with clasps and imported direct by
Dec Is Z. TAYLOR.
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MADAME TAhln, from Paris, has opened a choice
1 Of Paris millinery consisting of hats caps.
coifures, flowers &c, of the most approved fashions
Madame T. will receive weekly her store in Broad
way, New York. full supply OF all articles for balls and
parties throughout The and socts the patronage
the ladies of Washington.
Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and n Streets oppo-
site Jackson Hall ..L..l art4 =
Dec l7-d1w
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A FURNISHED House Tor rent IN the Southwestern
"a corner OF 18th and streets; gentlemen have
furn shed rooms, suites of rooms, by making immediate
application The house situated in the convenient
and healthy part Of the city, where families and gentlemen
be supplied with their meals from Fulers Hotel Will
lard's City Hotel and restaurants.
Dec
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"a FOR RENT, Furnished unfurnishcd, n very
III desirable house, within square OF the Capitol,
Ex on street south, on Ca pol Hill. For APP
ply the premises, Mr.. Ftzhugh Coyles agricu,-
raj store, 9Th street, near the avenue.
l7--f3it
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DRAWINGS OF susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass
~ No. 3,
rs 45 81 n IA 20 Sc 30 80 SO rs 81 81 60 Is
ID. PAINE II CO., Managers,
Dec l6-T King street, Alexandria, Va
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DENTAL SURGERY,

By c. III VAN PArTRN, M. ID.
Permanent office and residence door Todds Ha
Store. Browns Hotel
Dec 3I-Iy
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INARTHENWANK, China, and Glass, Nc.-THOMAS
II PURSELL has just imported from Liverpool, and
other Sources ninety packages OF the above articles of the
latest styles, which, with his former stock, comprise al
most every article in his line all OF which will be sold
wholesale and retail, very low prices
Also, solar, oil, and lard lamps slvered and gilt gran
doles, china toys fancy boxes figures ivory handled
and other knives and forks, walters cors cake baskets,
looking glasses &c.
First quality stone ware at the factory prices.
Britannia tea and coffee Nc, reduced prices.
Please call at and warehouse opposite Browns
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec. I8.-3tawl2t THO. PURSELL
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THE CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED srArEs.

NTESSRS. HARPER ~ BROTHERS, of New York.
vl will speedily publish the Biographical History of
gress, containing memoirs OF the members tirtieh
Congress- with their autographs and occasional portraits
embracing the prominent events of their lives and their
connexon with the political history OF the times, &c. by
HENRY G. WHEELER, esq
1t is the design of the above work present series of
biographical sketches Of the members of the existing Con-
grcss, Invested of party bias and drawn authentic
thus embodying in succinct and attractive form
much Of the cotenPoray history and political Of
the country The absence OF any and accred-
tied record Of the actions and personal of those who
have contributed to the national has been the
subject of frequent egre and il this that
above literary enterprise origin From extended
range OF interest," it will be found work essential the
completeness Of every gentlemnn's library.
6--dlf
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United States bounty Land Warrants.
A FEW bounty land warrants of 100 acres each, whc
"A can be located in any land office in the United State
for sale low, fapplied for Immediately.
Dec. l6-3l* CHS T. NOITRSE
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w esteemed writers of the English language in poetry
and prose- recently opened by f. TAYLOR Many OF them
imported direct from London; of them beautifully
illustrated Among them will be found Campbell Moore
Thomson. Young Sigoarney. Coeridge, Bernard Baron
Walter Scott Hood, Hewitt, Charming, Gray. Kebe, Lord
Shakespeare, and others, bound and illustrated many Of
them in slle of beauty equal to the most expensive
by them Dec 10.
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CUPEHlOH Plano Fortc.-W. FISCHER has lust re-
~ ccived from Boston fre-rate rosewood Piano Forte
with metallic frame and harp pedal the of which moi
surpassed by any other in the city 1t will be sold cheap
if applied for soon, at Statoners Hall Dec l6-d3w
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CONCERT HALL

CONCERT HALL.
DROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS
Commencing Monday Dec 20, and every evening through
the week.
DIR. VALENTINE,
Delneator of Eccentrces, respectfully that he
will Introduce his humorous entertainment sting of
QUEER. QUAINT, auIzzIcAL, AND COMIC CHARACTERS,
Embracing
FUN, FARCE, FREAK, FROLIC, AND FOIBLES
Illustrated by Living Portraits OF celebrated
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN PERSONS,
Interspersed with Musical SketchesCountry Courts-Od
Mafds-Comic Lecures-Stage Travels-Learned Ignor-
ant Women--Steamboat Trps-Long Island Music
With initiate of the
Hungarian Singers-Country Schoos-Orations, &c.
Tickets admitting gentleman, gentleman and lady,
80 cents.
Performance commence at halt. past I O'Clock.