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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06
DENTISTRY.

n OCT. NJ. NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
- Ohco over MI Spnldngs Sioro on hain NJ the head
OF state srcet In order Introduce Of the recent Inn
provemons in the construction of plate teeth propose TO
insert pats or whole sets Of teoth upon gold poto perfectly
resembling the natural organs form and color, und in point
of utility fulfilling all purposes Of masticoon well
me natural teeth. For any piece OF work shall require
half the amount to be paid the time and the remainder In
three months, the work should prove satisfactory. II not
the teeth can be returned and the money refunded
Teeth extracted without Pain.
Doc has purchased the sole and exclusive right
for all operations in Dental SURGERY in the county Wash
ngon, DOCT MORTON'S LETHEON for the prevention
of pain The that has attended the ndmins
Of this compound in thousands Of where they have
submitted to the most potracted surgical operations and
recovering from it's effects they have suffered
pain prove beyond doubt, that in skl hands 1t is
destined pluck the deepcs rang from human suffering,
and TO rob even surgery itself of its horror Tho pro-
duced seems be that of person deeply intoxicated by
excessive of wine without any OF the bad effects OF the
laer-it being entirely disspated In very short time
leaving very pleasant and agreeable sensation pervadug
the whole SYSTEM rendering person good humored and
cheerful
Mnrch
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06

: not only a cure for PILES and WARRANTED so
to be, hut also cures that ntoeiabe itching which 40
aud has its location in the parts tho Piles.
The above Ointment for sale by 5. T.. REDFIELD
MONTPELIER, 9th Nov lS46 ga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06
q EAD i'll FOLLOWING, AS IT is
lMPORTAN TO ALL:

Extract ola lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Med
cal qualities of the extract of TOMATOES
Dr. Bennett says 1t is of the powerful alternatives
the Maeriu Medica, and in all affections OF the Liver
gans where calome is Indicated it is probably tho
best medicinal agent known the medical profession.
When used in concentrated is sovereign remedy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06

He has successfully treated various diseases with aoue
when persons removing the South West they
should be sure make of it, There be doubt
but when in connection with the SarupHrila, is the
medicine that be used in the SPRING or SUMNER
SEASONS, iiversal remedy for Dyspepsia and Ind
geson loss of appetite, dizziness headache, depression of
spirits, costiveness piles weakness othe stomach and limbs,
rheumatism, purify the blood curing had humors, where
| all other medicines have failed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06
+. BROWNS
& TOM
Alto BITTERS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EATKACT OF SPAN-
ISH SARSAPARIJLA AND EXTRACT OF IONA
TO, by entirely process which the whole
strength OF these most valuable Of MEDICINES
There connected with the above, two three others
of the most valuable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06
BE NOT DECEIVED.
TMPURITIrs OF THE BLOOD.

wish impress it particularly on the minds of those
that troubled with impurities of the blood bad humors
old ulcers and diseases brought by the of Mercury
caome that this sovereign remedy II well kno wn
every physician that Susapurla is almost the only article
that be successfully used such Diseases and,
when mixed with the pure Of Tomatoes
known to such when sarnpaa alone has had
effect. This he accounted lol from the fact the To-
maoes oper gently the bowels, carrying off those i'm
purtes which, if allowed remain, dangerous
incurahle diseases.
One proof of the efficacy Of the sarsapaa and To-
m 10 whe Tly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-06

1t is with great deal OF pleasure that say are
daily hearing Of cases where the saIsp lila aud Toma
Bittcs which sold by Brown 6S Washington Street,
etfecng astonishing in purifying the blood
and assisting digestion Many of The huve taken
quite interest this compound, aud it is dcred by
them the hest article in for Jaundce Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness, and for all complaints arising
from impury ofthe blood. 1t is really the best medicine
purify the blood and eradicate all humOrs from
the system Ii is very pleasant bitter, and easily taken.
We recommend 1t with the greatest confidence,
readers Don Il take word for it, but try
hottie and satisfy YOURSELF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

the spending Of few millions of gold weigh against the
justice OF our cause, when the people feel that no.
nor Is Al stake and volunt plenty forest
leaves God forbid il And when the end shall have
come, the people will only the significant ques-
ton, Who is Jenny Polk p by pointing to the Pre-
sident who has not only covered his head with lau
rels but bis country with imPerishable glory.
Who gave the casting vote in the United States Senate
for the reannexing Of Texas the vote that is the pro-
retiring TO private life have had the honor of wing
him II was Colonel Merrick of Mary land, then u g.
Senator from that Sateand devoted patriot and
livedone whose fearless advo-
cacy OF the cheap postage system should render his
household word by all who have experienced its bless
I'D effects II this man had lived in England he would
have had honors and monuments erected to him as
public beneacr-ss il is he lives In the hearts Of the
people whose firm and fearless advocate he has been
statesmen he the hot bed growth the overshadow
ing north and the great necessity Of preserving that
dcious equilibrium Of power that would render State
rights forever nvolabe from the clutches OF fanatics
demsgogues-snd with the sole object in view OF "the
greatest good to the greatest number he manfully gave
that immortal casting that has established empire
to the Rio Graude. God bless him. may he long wear
the h0nors that he hasprouldly won!
The latest dates from the city OF Mexico, give
should be given the President freely and without re-
strction-i such should be tho case IL thought that
the would be brought to end before spring The
weather very beautifu veil OF Indian gauze
spreads gorousy the horizon and makes the blue
hills OF Virginia look brighter and bluer than usual
The death OF the noble and excellent Senator Barrow
has spread sort OF sadness this gay metropolis
that will probably last till after the funeral.
Your quondam friend, SPHYNX.
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good middling, 81 % middng fair, 9H OK fair,
10 l01s good fair i0si II good and tine, lls Ia


CHARLEsroS, Dec. a6-The market since the arrival
Of the steamer has sbored undera good deal of excite
ment and prices have gone up from "a to full PC per
lb In the present unsettled state Of the market the
quotations below will approximate near possible to
the actual value Of the article The receipts Of the week
reach 1919 and the sales in the same time comprise 300
bales follows "a at 80; l22 at s 274 at o; AZ at 9
SAG at 94 40s at 9 100 at 96; 800 at 9 9l9 at 9
l0% los at 10 3l6 Ia at 10 49, and 263 bales at l0c
We quote ordinary to good ordinary, % 5-5 mid
ding to good middng OK 9Js; middlng fair, 10 1913
and air and fully fair lOs l01c We have NO trsnssc
Santee new from 40 to go 40 stained sea Island from 10
to 30. and several small parcels Floridas ~ 24c.
SAVANNAH, Dec. as On Tuesday night, the accounts
per steamer Cambria at Boston, from Liverpool TO the
4h, and H.vre to the LIST inst received The Liver
pool market had been quiet after the sailing OF the pre-
vous steamer up the arrival of the Britannia with
confirming the previous estimate Of crop OF 000
900 bales After her received the sales the
ave days prior to the sailing of the steamer amount
ed TO 65 900 bales, Of which about one half were
on speculation at an advance Of ad per ID
Fair uplands being quoted at 6Ad per ID. The Havre
market continued quiet without much change in prices
In consequence OF this holders advanced their
prices about 40 per 10, Wednesday, but there were
but few buyers and those only to complete previous
freight engagements. The few sales made at ire
gular prices. varying from 4 to 1sc per ID. advance
Yesterday the market animated it'll sales of
about 500 bales at the same Improvement The asking
prices for square bales for ordinary ga 951 mid
ding go TO- middling fair l0 and fair l01sc per h.
Some of the saies made have been at these rates and
others fraction lower Round Dales still offered at
about &c per ID. less than square of similar quality
The sales Of the week amount to 325 bales follows
6-i6; ASS at 9' s26 at 9s; lO29 at ss; 1855 at 94
363 at ga 81 at 1915; 74 at 10; SO at 10 l6 $40 at
04, and 233 bales at 0}sc per h. The transaction in
Sea Island are still very Limited owing to the light stock
hand The sales reported lis bales white, viz
at al IA at 25; at 25 IS at 26 10 at az at AZ
80 at %; at 80; and II bales at SOC per ID.
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Cotton Trade.

By reference to report per Caledonia on the 10Th inst
will be observed that we had just closed active
that the supply the market much reduced, AID
held at very high After the departure pack
e disposition 10 operate still continuing prices harden
ed up towards the latter part of the week, and shade
extreme quotations were readily realized for
large and desirable shipping parcels About hafpast
o'clock Friday afternoon, 18th nst received per
express the Cambra's accounts from Liverpool to 4th
inst The advance the other side Of full hreeeghths
OF penny per h. unexpected at this date and
sequsntly created greet excitement with buyersabout
500 bales sold that afternoon at cent
advance the currency of the morning The next day,
there but little cotton brought at that rate all of
which was taken, aud the sales reached 5000 les,
closing up at o full half cent advance. On Monday,
about 900 bales disposed of at full prices,
but without any further improvement On Tuesday the
sales about 500 bales On Wednesday 900 bales
On Thursday there but little bushes done Friday
being Christmas there was Of course cessation to all
business. On Saturday there was no attempt to enter
into negotiations. Monday of this week was inclement
to few struggling parcels, which they would sell to
bring accounts of specific shipments to close, and
these have generally been obtained at less rates than
larger quantities could be had at On Tuesday the sales
quotations by advancing them one half OF cent for
q similar Classification which continue strict at
the opening ming Of the snd LESS strict one
side quotations buyers for large parcels are easily pro-
The movements in this staple in this country this sea-
Bales
Receipts ports Of the u s. since sept 1885, ss4oss
" same period last year co. li9
Exports from u s. since Sept l. 1916. oasi
same period last year a 800 2
The receipts at this port since the st inst have been
$4,000 bales Exports 20 $40 bales Taken by spinners
20 600 bales Taken speculation 10000 bales Stock
in city $50 bales Amount on sale 4,0e0 bales
The closing quotations in this market rule follows
LIVERPOOL CLAssFICArIoNS
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 1.
Cleared.

Ship, Eliza Warwick. Lor,ng, Lysrp9ol, Cook Y smith;
Meyer, London, Grnne'l Mntup Co; Adelaide, Adams
Havana, Spoford, Tieston 4 Coz Malsbsr Foster Liver
pool Ogden: Geneva, Goodhue, Liverpool. Richardson
Watson; Osweeo, johnson, New Orleans, Collins X
Co-Bark Ellen Gill, Glasgow. Cook u Smith-Brigs Ga
zeile, Esles, st John. +, Laurie; George Emery,
Carlton, ha-sees Hall Kimbsll; Carolina, Jefferson
Csllso Tracy; Republic Littieed Pensacola; Orioe
Bsit;mcre Potomac. Martin, Mobiles Grand Turk shaw;
southma,d& Son-schs Hopewel Spear Bsrbadoes Brett
Vose; Brigand Pennington New Orleans; Baltimore
Latourette Baltimore; Scio Frambes. Philadelphia; States
man. Corell, Mobile; Richmond, Parker Boston; Mary
Snow Wood Portland; Tuscarora, Campbell Philadelphia
-Sloop Louisa, Norton, Richmond.
Arrived.
Bremen ship Humboldt. Wachter. 70 DAYS from Bre
men with mdse Oelrch Kruger. The V II has cxpe
gales the split sails &c 208 steer.
age sr-3 died the Some OF the
gers are sirk- they are landing at Quarantine.
Bark Morris, Dogget from Glasgow and the Clyde.
Nov oath with IN dse Durham Dmon. 49,,
Brig Appleton, Bradford. Is days from Curacoa ia
in co with rig Mary Ellen Mcleod for ork Let brig
Argus Rich for York. in days, the only American YES
schr Ida RUSSELL Nickerson, days from Chatham with
schr Thorn. Sanford. Wilmington, c. naval stores
Schr Greenway, Couch, Richmond, with flour to Allen &
Paxson.
ReturnedShip Manhattan, Carroll hence, sailed the
5h instant bound Glasgow grain loaded sprung leak
with both pumps hosedput into port and was towed
up to the city by steamboat Jacob Bell
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Bv Last Nights Southern Mail.

p.,-,sonr. Dec STAR .chrs General Tay,o' fhip, ,
Mobile; Akansss, Ray Richmond Srisc, fstspsco,
for that %s l en-
Sa,sd th.re a. has ing got underway, and I'll
the bays below 'p and O bark. Bs,%sr.. lie
B9ou lilo Jsnsro ana TsIts s1sHs. so rsss ypeo
asv shelton Long London; brigs Vicorine nopos; na
ose Convey No9pac PoS Ess; s sch: Mehs.n
Haliftx 3; Mitcneh |o""1'
~, N York I,cL D,vnipr Field
sE'iI Va: Lofsnd, Thompscu, lsoon Dessa nSv
ny; Fimra Rogers, saI,et NY; Wism p ,a,s Nv
cd seh.s American Eagle, L;;yit, tn.rs'topi rho%.
Enner NicksrIon Providence; VIM Henry, May ~
risanor Stevens, Farley. saint Jsgo Bratos. >~-
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Foreign IsnpOrtatiOns.
Cl.. W H.unk u oIhtI v,Ln ": 4.

BsrMEN-Ship A v Humboldt pkg Victor & Achies-
10 cs Remer 4 Nickel box Rolker Mollman-2 do
wine 10 bales IS hampers potatoes ok: Oerich. Kru
Rer-2 hhds box Harndcn Coz cks Il 0runenhal
10 bxs HenrichsElSc s Bourry dlyepos eo32 bxs
mann-25 cks Boving X Whitei box q Gerding-l do +
Winzerl DO Hintze-l do Boonen, Graves cost bxs
cks to order
GLA,oow1Bsk Mary MSyrs-so9 tons pig iron 90 bbls 10
d alum Boorman y Johnson-I cs mdxe ID Kennedy-1 A
Hunt-64 Sands, Fuller Co.'S do Is btes Richardson
Watson-59 Russell Marsh3 Atterbury cot Tooker,
Mead co-3o 4 Mitheil co-l,a do bales Wm White:
Il C,awford-l ratt, Brothers col cask "a bxs 10
beams to order
vita do mahogany $40 brazetto wood Boonen Graves
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, Lea, "

WAsNiNcToS, Dec 30, lel.
tn. Lseu. Generals sent the Senafe.qmeres sa.
i-Poik AID his gIory-CoIonei Merriek, Of Maryland
p s, &c.
A new office Is to be revived-the 6rmsn has gone
10 the Senate for its concurrence, and the embryo Of
nsw results is in quiescent state We, the model re-
publc-ths shining and burning light Of froodon'-the
pet child Of lbeuy-we are taking step, and long
one Tor principles and for God. We, who have
found homes for the smigrsnis ard exos, ior the sers
and kings Of the oil wo just raising up side Of
bashel let light CLEAN upon tyranrddeD aud
beaighted Mexico. It's holy warits righteous war
OF Justice si ou. Of 1t Will spriog the inefabls
traits OF rst projecting citizens against aggression,
in7u and murder ass second, tho maintenance OF cur
flits and honor nation and third, tcn thousand
elssssi homes Tor 10, oppressed VI ether lands wiz
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ST. THOMAS, Dec. IL, 1916.
Shin Margaret Forbes Covmgton, of Boston, from New
Hull with .o p !" win loss
Bark oGensia JACKSON Of and from Baltimore vsps
raso put in in distress of lib boom fore
sl pespa %S ca!y from D.m,ra
the Sd Now returned to this port distress leaking badly
Brig China erryman from Boston, With ce with loss of
BIs Pocah nis. Gray of New York leaking badly from
St Pierre, Martinique proceeded on her voyage TO 'uaya
schr Declaration, YARNS, from Newbuypor with loss of
Brig Coral q B.th from Point FetIe Gu,d. oupe-
Brig Montague, shute, of Belfast, from Bucksville dis
Bfk Manchester, Jasman, of and from New York, dis
sf asst s
Brig Huntress Homer, Of Philadelphia for Turks Island
wasp Holmes. from Porto Rf9 xst"g
sehs Eabsh snow sror
.ss
sa ws Washed he Sseon aud
s. reports having passed brigs while in the stream
s y rs.d and sailed tempe
a sps Dc lew %h los. Of
sd Ss o S1.Sa Ss &
Eastsurn. en-,
s ,a ;1I ri Issasd q ri
miscellaneous Record.
Fora number of disasters, among which will be found
fespondence from St. Thomas, above.
| smrwRrcx AND Loss OF LrE7The ship England, An.
ballast while maze de harbor on saturday AZ
oos %II on he and
aots weckhe captain cook one sailor and two boys be.
sashensc sources we learn that the made the
Dor about O'Clock tn afternoon and ATTEMPTED 70 enter =
X. .SS: S ss @
S. anS John Hasd sanS plot
h bis but @ s he %.. he
he however ailed her, aud told me 70
keep the channe and thus escape the impending Danger
S%1 ns . ON %s he roe Mr. sa
to reach her his sg and & ne
when pilot discovered that she had lost her Iudder h.
SSs a. 20 w ssd b,ss to and
anchor parting, she was driven on the noand h:ei
which 81" caused her to leak very much tn.
skill and courage of the pilot did not however forsake
Coarsnay Bay, a, the only chance Of saving the lives o.
those board; but The making water fast and
She then drited to the eastward striking heavily she got
,hca w.ssE and finally began to Oss. sp cn Ta Wa
~ g. p %:ss
who had ssso y I'll. 01 ns IL % o. m.n
also about time and the boys peshcd shorty
aer The pilot with the rem,inde Of me % ha
Ths1 suso one no% became
broke them threatened 70 sweep them om 2, Sew
era began to get beSambsd and LIE and m.ius
they ho,sht Tins. d LEAVE Of ssSn oSe he
grounded and the survives ne shore
sSr he point t' sv made ds
risrd az The amshouse nearly with cold TIE boas
Mei . m. Sas Of syeSn
Bsr ss%ssdoa running she We. unable e ~
and had % ssus T s tout.
ssu S osasa ID Eena Ssnss Jehs p.iM
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There 10 small supply Of all the extreme qualities in
the market there being only fair supply OF fair and
middling fair.
1t is anticipated that within the next thirty days there
will be less difference in the receipts at the Southern
ports than after that tme all the tributary streams to
the Mississippi unusually high, and larger steamboats,
have ascended the Arkansas 600 miles and loaded with
cotton for New Orleans unusual occurrence for
this Of the year This looks though the bulk Of
the crop would reach market early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

NO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBITT, l9 Duan4
IN (member Of the Royal College OF SURGEONS, La 81
may NE consulted IN the treatment oil cerlsm deIic~
eases. Practice Of fourteen years devoted toverercf
enables DR. T.. to the worst TORN oil his d1
eases Gu red ia four Gays; mercury used; Suh
eured in one or two weeks, without any pain; COM
,;onsi debility Those individuals who have Induged
certain oahsome habit, can positively restored to hex
md soeietv Dr. c. has removed his Nice as insinuat\
nv certain mo shroom denst Rencurcr ~ Duane sired
ns.t d9of 10 pt yshn,on's dill im m
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WAsHINoroN, Dec 80, 1916.
The jury in this cause informed this
ming rendered verdict in conformity with the instruc-
tons of the Court to wit That admitting all the evil
dence submitted In behalf Of the plantf Mrs A. w.
onner in support of her claim the widow OF tina lae
General Van Noss be true still there not sufficient
evidence in law 10 establish rsescnable presumption Of
marriage.
Mr. Brent has given notice that he will carry up OK
.eptions 10 Tie surrsms Court but re presume the
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hopes of the widow by the decison Of this court ind
the verdict Of the jury, are gone.
Thus terminates this long contested Casa case SO
peculiar In It's history and in the relations Of tho parties
leisure may give you brief recapitulation in expa
nation TO your readers.
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MAyAsUEz, p. r., Dec l6.-Our sugar crop will com
early next month, and promises still to be heavy
one. Coffse is plenty, with limited demand at TIC
American produce sufficiently plenty for the demand
with the exception of -four meal am lard On the 2sh
ult at about p. m, had small shock of an earth
quake which lasted about As seconds and gave
us good shaking, did very little damage.
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COM mERClAL~

New York, Dec. 81.
AsHEsPots held at 81 10, and Pearls dull at
S. 90
CorToS.-Thcre modeaste BUSINESS transacted
TO day In this article. Prices are without change.
FLouRIn -four grain there is very little doing, and
prices remain without alteration
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Brighton Cattle Market.
The following the yearly statement of cattle sold
Domestic Markets.
Foreign Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. $4,000 barrels Howard street oui
sold today ats rs. The demand for Grain of all de-
scriptions, is limited with very small transactions.
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Passengers Arrived.
GLAsGow-Bark Mary Moris-Rev Mr. Mclaughlin an'
adv; John Burnside-6 in the ste erage.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-12
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR Townsends 5arsaparila is sovereign and spe9dy
for incpien consumption, barrenness eucorrh@a,
or whites obstruced difficult menstr uation inconi
ence of urine involuntary discharge thereof and
general prostration Of the systematic matter wheih-
the result OF inherent causes produced by Irregular
ity, illness accident
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorang
effects upon the human frame. Persons all weakness
and assude before taking H. at become robust and
full OF energy under its influence 1t Immediately
eracs the nerveessness OF the female frame which Is
the great cause Of barrenness.
II will not be expected Of us, In cases OF delicate
nature, exhibit certificates OF cures performed but we
can assure afflicted that hundreds cases have been
reported Several cases. where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invau-
able medicine have been blessed with healthy Offspring
Or Townsend My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
BY pain and sensation Of bening down, falling OF the
womb, and with other difficulties, and having known
where med cine has effected great cures and
also hearing II recommended for such have
scrbed, obtained bottle OF Extract OF sarsaparilla
and followed the directions you gave me. In short Pc