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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-24

FATAL ACCIDENT. The lad named Alexan
der Taft, son of Joseph Taft, of this city, who
fell through trap door at Eaton g. Gibert's
Coach Factory, few days since, died from the
injuries received on Saturday evening. His age
was fourteen years. The friends of the deceased
desire to express their thanks to Messrs. E. g.
G. for their kind attentions to him after the ac
cident. Vermont papers please copy.-IroJ
Budget
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. We learn from the
last Burlington Free Press that efforts arc max.
ing to establish I'eegraphlc line of communi.
cation from Troy to Canada Line. The sum
required, says the Free Press, will be about
$4,000.
FIRE. The dwelling house and shed attach.
ed belonging TO Mr.. p. Mathewson, of Lyndon
was burned about 3 o'clock on the morning
ofMay 81. The fire took in the shed, from what
cause is not known, the wind blowing severely
1t was impossible to check it. Some furniture
was saved, but Mr.. M. lost about 200 lbs. sugar
some farming tools, about 20 bushels wheat
30 bushels corn, about 60 bushels oats, 30 bush
els potatoes, and all other provision in the
house, Catedonian.
DREADFUL DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE
1t pains us to state that the steamer Edna, Capt
Phillips, on her downward trip from Ouachita tc
this place, blew up on the 4th instant, opposite
the town Of Columbia, as she was starting from
the landing, instantly killing twenty or more per
sons, and dreadtuly wounding several others.
Seventeen of the bodies have been found
NJ o. Commercial Times, June 9, 1S47.
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FRoM SANTA FE. Several gentlemen, among
whom were DR.. Edmondson and Lieut. Hawkins
arrived here yesterday, on the steamer ]. J. Har.
din, direct from Santa Fe, which place they left
on the Sd of May. Every thing was quiet up
to that time, and nothing later had been recoiv.
ed from California
The sickness among the troops at Santa Fe
which had been very extensive and fatal, had
subsidized, and very few cases were occurring.
From tho New-orlcuns Picayune, June H.
FROM TAMplco. The schooner Morris, Capt
Thompson, arrived yesterday from Tampico
having sailed thence on the Sd instant. She
brought no mail.
The report we have of the health Of Tumpico
if very unlavorable. Many chses of yellow fe-
yer had occurred, and they were on The increase
1t is said, though we hope it is an exeggera
ton, that on the morning of the ID inst, only
one sergent and two men ont of Company f.
Louisiana volunteers, reported themselves for
duty, Tie rest being sick.
We hive conversed with Capt. Piper, who ar
rived last evening FROM Tampico.
He thinks the representation made above OF
the sickness in Tampco is too highly colored
The report as to the Louisiana company, espe-
cially, he thinks exaggerated, and that there is
very little yellow fever as yet in Tompico.
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WiStar's RaIsam of Wild Cherry.

We challenge the world to produce n medicine of any
kind that stands the like this article. See what
gent Kent county, Maryland says, who has been selling
il since il first introduced
CHEsTERTowN, Feb. IL, 1896
Mr. SETH w. FowLE,-SiI: | understand that you have
become tho general Wholesale for that valuable med
cine, Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry Having sold all
had of Mr.. Butts, if you please you may send anothe
gross the first opportunity have been the agent for sen
this medicine four five years during that limo have
sold hundreds of dollars worth. have frequently sole
it persons apparently in the last stages of consumption
who cured with when all other remedies, and
skill of physicians had failed. This article has by it's owr
intrinsic value performed many wonderful cuies and esab
lshed for itself reputation far surprising any other med
cine of the kind for the OF Colds Coughs Early
stages of Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint, &c
JOHN RUSSELL.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS.
For sale by s. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington ST. Boston.
G5-For sale by S. p. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT.
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PRussrA.-Be lin.-Wo have accounts of SO.
rious food riots amongst the lower classes The
peasants have attacked carts, and carried off corn
and vegetables intended for market
SwLrEN AND NORWAY ,Siockholm.-ln the
first meeting of the elders Of the citizens OF
Stockholm, the proposal relative to the exporta-
ton OF corn was rejected.
In several towns of Norway the scarcity oil
provisions is severely felt, and the communcs are
actively seeking remedies TO relieve the wants
Of the people.
RUSSIA supply Of Grain from 81. Peters
6urgh Recent accounts from st. Petersburgh
state, that the whole amount of grain and meal
OF all kinds to be shipped this season, is estIma-
ted at the outside TO reach the value of $1,000
600, at which, taking the average price OF grain,
&C., at dos per quarter, the quantity will repre-
sent 100000 quarters Of rye, ryemeal, wheat
oats, &C., which is a quantity far below all the
calculations hitherto made, and which will prove
utterly insignificant when compared with the
wants OF the different countries now waiting fol
its Liberation. The Emperor has ordered returns
to be made of the actual stocks in the magazines
and if they fall short Of the usual supply, 10 be
made up at once.
Advces from ST. Petersburgh TO the 10Th OF
May, report trade generally to be in quiet con.
dltlon, except as regards grain of all kinds the
prices Of which were rapidly advancing. Ex-
change is quoted 80 | l-l6d to 80 SD.
From Riga, under date oil May 20, we also
learn that excitement prevailed in the corn mar.
ket, and that every description was denrer; SIS
vessels had arrived and % had sailed Between
400 and 500 Of the grain barques had come down
from the interior, and in consequence, all was &C
tivity. In flax there was a tendency to lower
prices, and hemp was neglected on account of
attention being almost wholly given towards ex-
pedltlng the shipments Of corn. Exchange was
81 LOO to BOD.
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4flarkets.
Liverpool Market, june q.

The demand has been active, and confined the daily
of Beef is plentiful hut there il
not much inquiry Pork in good supply, and demand dull
BaconFine continues in fair request, full prices but
middling not much sought after Hams continue very
saeabe. CheeseScarcely any new, and the ma
be considered over LnIdFine is in rather requesl
but little passing in middling and inferior desert
Taow is pa to IS cwt. dearer Buter-No fine here
but grease saeable at quotations Quotatons-Bacon
per cwt. United States, Cos Cos. Beef-uned States
prime per terce, 90 95s do per Dbl. 4s II Cos
Butter, per cwt.-Grease 81 42s. Cheese, per cw-U
States, fine so Sis mid A Ass ord 40 Has, Lard
per cwtUnted Suites, in hbs 40 AZ in kegs, 45 u sis
Pork, per bbls Of 200 lbsnited States mess, new rs
sos; prime mess, old, 20 72s prime W. 90 6as Hams
per cwt-United Stales, in bond, A a 52s.
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Rheumatism and Gout,

Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills extraordinar,
medicine for the of Rheumatism and Govt because
they only cleanse the stomach and bowels of those
bid humos which, if taken into the circulation and thrown
upon the membrane and musce the of the above
painful maladio but they excite the absorbent vessels
take that which is already deposited and therefore
absolutely certain to make perfect of rheumatism
and Govt. single twenty-five cent box of said ndiuI
Vegetable Pills will often give the astonishing relief
and perseverance according to directions will be
drive pain Of every description from the body
Wgh's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve bt
DIGESTION and purify the blood, ind therefore give hcai
and vgo to the whole frame, well as make perfect
of Rheumatism and Gout.
Beware of couneriets of oil kinds Some ed will
sugar Others made resemble in outward
the original medicine. The safest is purchase
the regular agents only Of whom may be found in ever
village and town in the State.
ICTho Genuine for sale by s. X. COLLINS, S. P. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New-England Office, 1913 fremont ST. Boston. 81
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Brighton Market, June III.
No R.nor,
Deatbs.
@No Report

In Boston, l7th inst. Mr.. Charles A. Hale, formerly
Wells River, VT, aged 90,
In South Woodstock, the 24th May, Mr. Noah Croker
aged Sc years-u soldier of the revolution.
In Strat0n, June y Mr.. Amos Parsons, Revolutionary
pensioner, aged ee.
In Cornth, June l4th, Nicholas Hale Esq aged 81 years
10 Burlington, on Saturday, the 18th inst Capt. Malachi
Corning aged II years In the of 1912 comman ded
company in the renowned and bloody battles Of Chippewa
and BTidgowaer
In Ira, the 18th June, Nathan Collins, ESQ aged 3D.
In Walden June Mr. Abel Harrington, son Of JooI and
Percy Harrington, aged % years.
In Barnet, June s. of consumption, Mr.. VIM. Cushmnn
aged 81 years.
In Walden, June 8, of consumption, Lydia s. Stevens
wife OF Nathaniel p Stevens aged 80 years and months
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PARLOR MAGAZINE.
1T. HEADLEY. Editor.

THIS MAGAZINE formerly under the care of D. Mead,
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Eatest Nerus.

New YoRK, MondAylune 2lst,l
8 O'clock, P. NJ. IL.
Intelligence has been receiver that Col. Doni.
phan, OF the Missouri regiment, has defeated The
Camanches near Parras, and killed seventeen Of
them, with the loss of one Amekean wounded.
The steamship Fanny at NewOrleans, brings
intelligence from Vera Cruz to the 9Th.
There was nothing later from Gen. Scott.
Inc fever was increasing at Vera Cruz, and
the heat was intense.
A large train left on the 9Th inst. for Puebla,
with The mail and three hundred thousand dollars
in specie, under an escort of eight hundred men.
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Almonte is prisoner, on an accusation Of hold
ing correspondence with Gen. Scott.
1t has been nscertained that only one man was
killed with Col. Sours. The imprudence OF the
Col. in venturiog ahead of his party cost these
two lives.
naval expedition against Tobasco, under
the Commodore in person, was talked of at Vero
Cruz as about 10 start at once
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court 70
District of Randolph, S. the District of Randolph-To
all concerned ia the estate OF John p Bcknc late
OF Tunbridge in said misunderstanding
WHRRAS, Charles b. Chandler, administrator on the es
w tao Of said deceased, has made application hi.
Court for license TO sell all OF tle real estate said deceas
ed aud represents that the is for the best interest
all in said estate
Therefore, hereby notified to appear at session
Of said Court to be held at the Registers Office 10 Chelsea
in said District The 9Th day of July A. d. S47, aud
show If any have, why license should not be
granted, aforesaid:
And this order shall be published three weeks successive
ly, in the Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier in
this State the last of which publications shall be before
day assigned for hearing aloie said.
Dated at Chelsea, this 10th day of June, A. d. 1857
By order of Court
% IONA. SMITH, JT. Register.
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Ncw-lAampshire Medical Institu-
finn
DARTMOUTH COLLEC

THE Fifty first Annual Course Of lectures will
4 on Monday Aug. Q, lsi7, and continue SIXTEEN
WEEKS introductory Lecture at O'Clock p NJ. by Prof
HUBBARD.
Hon: JOEL PARKER, LII. D., Professor of Medical Ju.
risprndenco
DIXI CROSBY, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of Women and Children,
EDWARD u. PHELPS, NJ. d. Professor of Therapeutics
and Matorn Medca.
OLIVER P. HUBBARD, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ De- Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
and Pathological Anatomy.
EDMUND II. PEAsLEE, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology
A. s. WARNER, A. b., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Fees payable in advance. No taken without rospon
sble endursors.
Fees for the course, $50 Naturalization, S. Graduating
expenses, is. l.. Il, PEASLEE, See,y,
Hanover, N. II juno |, 1e47. 52;swt
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY.
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

rVNE undersigned has tho pleasure of announcing to his
friends and the public generally, that since the last
he has had his greatly improved inside and
and addition nude Of 25 large, airy and well ven
tated iooms several of which double very con
venient families and the cntra establishment
nal appearance and internal arrangements for the comfort
and convenience of its guests is surpassed house
ut the Springs. 1t will now accommodate hundred OF
more persons.
The subscriber his sincere thanks all his formeI
patrons who have kindly given him their patronage for five
and he trusts with his increased and ele.
CANT accommodations, continue receive liberal support
from the public in general The house will be conducted
usual temperance and religious principles and the pro
preo pledges his best and personal efforts Co
lumbar desirable stopping place for all that may favor him
with their patronage.
In consequence of the above the hotel will
not DO open until the frs, day of June
w. s. BALCH, Proprietor.
N. b.. Good accommodations for horses and carriages
attached 10 the above premises.
Saratoga Springs, May TO- l647. 22:3m.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
WASH gton District, IS. Montpelier, within and for
SAID district, the 2lst day of June, A. d. is47.
TENAS WOOD, administrator on tho estate of Abigail
IL Walton, late of Montpelier, in said district deceased,
makes application said Court extend the time allowed
him to pay the debts due from said estate and settle his
administration until future duyWhereupon,
ordered by said Court that said application he heard at
the Probate Office in said Montpelier the 9Th day of July
IS47 clock p. Nj and is further ordered that
notice hereof be given the creditors of said estate and
ali others concerned by publishing the substance of said
plcuon aud orders thereon, in the Vermont Watchmun
and State Journal printed al Montpelier ut lers three
weeks successfully before the time aforesaid appointed for
the hearing of said application.
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy of record,
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
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ABIGAIL WALTON,S ESTATE.

ABIGAIL WALTON'S ESTATE,
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora.
BILE Probcte Court for the District of Washington Com
missoncrs, to rcceve examine and adjust all claims
demands of all persons against the Abigail Walton
late of Montpelier, in said district, represented
and the term of six months from the 3Jh day of April 64,
allowed by said Court the creditors of said ia
exhibit and prove their respective claims before give
notice that will attend to the duties of npponten
ut the dwellngho of Jonathan Shepard in Mou
in said district the last Fridays of July
a I O'Clock p. NJ. each OF said da
GEO. WORTHINGTON, c,,
JOSEPH HOWES, |ommisS.
Montpelier. June Dist. A.. ID, lSl7.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To the Hon. the Probate Court
District of Randolph, SIS. for the District Of Randolph
all persons concerned in the estate of John Emory, late
Washington, in said misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, Lyman Emory, administrator on the estate
w of said deceased has made application 10 this Court
for License sell all the real estate of said deceased
geter the reversion of the Widows DOVER and rep
that the for the best interest of all
in said estate
Therefore, you hereby notified appear session
Of said Court to he held at the Registers Office Chelsea
in said District tho 9th of July A. ID. lS47 and show
causes any you have why License should grated
u aforesaid.
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State the last of which publication, shall be before the
lay assigned for hearing, as aforesaid
Dated at Chelsea, this 10th day of June A. d. 1917.
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