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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22
DIR. JACkSON'S
PILE INTERROGATION

s not only sure cure for PILES and WARRANTED so
10 be- but that u,oc,able itching, which
common has its location in the parts the Piles
The above Ointment for sale by SIP. REDFiElD
Monlpeer, 9th Nov 1876. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22

o. The girl, Sarah Jane Pinkcrton, OF Bos-
ton, has been Oh trial this week, charged with
poisoning her mother. The case was given to
the jury yesterday at O'clock, and though there
could be no reasonable doubt Of her having adj.
mlnlstered arsenic to her mother, the Jury re-
turned verdict of mol gully, and she was dis
Charged Bunker HM Aurora June g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22
TIIE I.ADIES

M TO like lnce KID GLONE, viii lind Them Tho New
w Cash STORE Also. received this day, large
ment of French GaeIs, Slips Ties, Buskus 4 polkas.
Apr %. KEITH x BARKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22

Maiden Lady of forty, in reply to an ironi
cal question why she did not ener into the holy
state of niatrimony, saiG-"Why, by waiting,
may get one of the best of husbands aud il
get bad one, shall have reason To rejoice tina
| have not long to live with him"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22
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Tho Trial. and rrumph4 Of the sorellnd Family One
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22

The True Democrat and Granite State Wing,
which was burnt out at Haverhl, n. H., not
long ago has been revived at Lebanon, with the
title OF the Granite Stale Wing. Mr.. Towle
continues to be the editor. Success to it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22

Why is a young lady that's receiving the at
tention Of a gentleman, like lady who sends re-
lief to Ireland Bekase, her heart goes pity
Pat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22
4 BOOK FOR FARMERS.

rsNnE AMERICAN VETERINARIANS, or DISEASES
I of ANIMALS, with rules for Training, Managing and
Drceiins, by : W. CULI-A capital Hook and one ofho
most popular Of The day FOR sale ut Wholesale OF retail
by l.. T.. WALTON ~ SONS, Montpelier, VI. Pcdllors
sMnnllnl NJ L.nLMl nlcs. MnnlI nlLco onIA 500. Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-06
MARITI ME IN " K l. 1 @ = n III,
Port OF New York, May O, Is4e.
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scS:1L II Niek.r,on, Nick.non. Boston; Albert vinal
sloop Charles. Baler Prov d.nee.
s win n a. d5i;sSld itS 1it MS :esi.
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hi S' io~a H.yr April with d..
nal. with london .ssndiss tn. Eastward EIps1
Ship .disns, snnett New Orleans, 18th u, with cotton
e:Su tf9 M 81 wn bark o m Of acS 70,
yeS. rom New ossn; Have; also bark 7asn nssn
SHIP Ssr s To- New xSt o u with md..
s css ss'P passed sch. Water s1'a s
M a % b BE- SShn's Is
As; Ion = 81 ,f 9H P..,egsen ,;, =,
', siit.h 3. og Wave EociS" BaSa ballast and
B% i john cs:r %snsGo PR Is days. with
.Ss p w vi TSGS 4,
Bark Henry rseek Me'win, New Orleans 20 days with
Tark Reform. Lewis. Mobile. aab ut with cotton to stur.
@ a u al: T. : I'sS
M.y Arr? Wait s", ,ah ~ Win Ioxyood &c; to
gnos receive board and take to sa three four
ou,and persons who are on III, beach starving having fled
from s1s 10 p% The n
"fss 10 Tss si.i VAIN s.. s Mel ,s.
p Bs Ssas. s.vs Ms Dodge csI,s.a.na g day..
r ms ,1as HIP s.sn visS,
days from New leans for Hare.
master Sd ms. LAT 81 50, lon spoks brig Giimoie fun
Brig Luey Atwood Atwood Maauz,s, lsday. with sugar
gIis Sea New Lane. Matanrs. slst ut with molases Sc
sugar. &c. to puaseomb BssE.b 'A''eS0' 10 '''' win
Big Almeds Rowland, Mobile 10Th ult, with cotton. to
Brig Olive. sumner Eastport' days, with a.h and h,
sehr urew L,meks Tcbs,ec az days. with logvosd, to
North Yarmouth) Harding from ss or Havans ID u out
spoiiord Ts.ton Co; vessel to mater ID mat lat % lon
,spoks brig Champion days from Georgetown for Port
British ,ehr streamls Crowe Savanna Ia Mar 81 days
with rum &c. 70 VIM Dawson
Briti,h .snI Kate Holden Windsor, Ms with plaster to
sehr Star. stockbdg., Attak,pas al days. with moa.ses
70 Lsverieh; vessel TO master 23d u OF Indian Key
schr Sea Belle. Wilson, franklin, La, 81 days. with mols
sehr Planet Orn St Johns EFF. 10 days, with lumber to
sch B,zanum tof Harrrgton) Grace Savannah to Bad
schr Maria, Burt, ocracoke, NJ, - days. to master.
schr WIN Penn, .DnscolL yirsi-ia sd,ys ,uuu,
schr Poeahontas Smack, Richmond, days, to Allen
scbr Hiram Girard, Price. Richmond to Maitland Lord
Schr eelis, TuttIe Virgins. bound 10 New Hsysn.
schr Free Trads Nelson, Virginia. days. TO n havsn'
ssSi Dr. Millsasr. virsiaiA days. to Hsvsn'
Bon.
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MlecellaNaOlla


The canal boats built q. Rochester during the year
ust completed, amount in number to 22l, on which
have been employed 449 Tho boats built va
lued ct $s57,750.
The magnificent steamer Tallsyraua rev boat, and
one OF the finest the Mississippi arrived at New Or
leans the other day from Nashville with the largest
foated on tho Cumberland river The following
is the list Of articles she brought: 1908 hhds tobso
CO. sos bales cotton 245 sacks corn 65 sacks oats 81
rolls leather, hbds bacon, bbls beef IS bbs whis
key IA bbs egge ~ bundles and $50 bars IRON and 100
plough moulds
Mrs Fournoy, wife Of Thomas Flournoy. Esq, the
representative in Congress from the Halifax DISTRICT VI
died en- Friday. the 2lst ut Mrs Fournoy called
choking and although she In her usual health her
feelings overcome BY tho scene, that she was
s.issd with spasms and died in two hours Afterwards
is said that the Potomac fisheries have not this
generally, been profitable - It xpsctsd they
would be. Some Of the landings have done well ; but
In the Of instances the yield has not been very
greet for the last two weeks.
The steamship Acadia, Capt Stone, left Boston for
GERS and tho first weesly mail for Europe. Among the
passspgeas Robert Bell Eco who goes az bsarer
OF dispatches to Paris and London and several clergy
men, representatives Of the Moravans OF this country
William Colsbrook, and family, from Nova SCOTIA are
also board.
The Canada Gazette ofApril 2sth, contains procla-
nation prorcguing parliament TO the 18th Of June
Boston, acharpe Of swndling II is said that he has
obtained goods In this city and in Boston the
Of $4,000 McMahan himself alleges that be bos done
nothing out Of the usual course and that he s thus
recuted by bis creditors because he is unable TO pay
them.
Mrs Borden Of Fall River few days since destroy
ed her own lie after drowning two Of her children
cstsrn. She was Of unsouna mind
The tody OF Mr.. Andrews. who lately committed
suicide ct Mobile found in the water tho 26th
ultimo,
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~ wa2 u Fusrts Rise ed Cufssee datsa y the lSth
hsA been received nsu CasssAs The nsvs Y q Litle
eeusot rAs pssvinsss es Merida asa ySpxlis, aA4
against Monagas and COL Codss had entered the latter
province ct the head Of 400 men whom he had assem-
blea In the two former.
Psex evacuated Caloboso the goth Of February and
moved to Apure and thence to BArinas aud cup
posed he had reached the latter point for on the 9th
instant known at Caracas that the governor Of
Bsrnas had sent fer aid several QuArters Soubete
second in command to Pae had uated Cslobozo
which was occupied by the troops Of Monsgss alone
Monagas proceeded the LIST Of March to the Llano
to take command Of his troops. One OF his divisions
under Col Sotilo, had had brush with come troops
Of Paes under Castjon and had been roughly handled
by the latter.
PinSpgy had taken possession OF Core and the whole
province declared for Pasz But enough Of such details
Business was ut complete stand ut Caracas and the
every day adopted to pre-
vent emigration as all who had any thing At stake were
endeavoring to fly from the horror of civil war.
A good many difficulties had occurred between the
authorities and foreign vessels at Laguaya the former
suspecng these vessels Of designing to sssist emsrs-
lion.
Congress adj 'urned the 10th Of February but
expected to assemble again the 10th Of April inst
hsdbeen called together by Monsgas to authorize him
to raise forced loan, he totally without
SOURCES. He had already raised $1,000 by this
means every who would not pay his allotted quota
being declared traitor to the county-N o. Picoyune
April 20.
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WARREN w. scUDDER.-At the court of Oyer and
Termner for Delaware county held last week this In.
dividual was arragned indictment the murder
Of ~ stees, In August lsa5 and by his attorney N
X. Wheeler, Esq plead not guilty and intimated his
readiness for tral The District Attorney, A. Ten
Brock Esq moved that his should be put over 10
the next circuit, when the presiding ohcer Hon. E.
Morehouse the District Attorney to lake
tho case under advisement The judge suggested that
the ends OF justics had bsen attained and psaos and
quiet had been restored the District ATTORNEY sbs MID
suspend proceedings indefinitely. The next day the
case was suspended and Mr.. Sender cot at liberty
Deiavars Co. Yoies Of People.
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Passengers Arrives.

LoNpor-Paeket ship MedistorMads Eallofeld. psrs;
Thos Kay. ESQ Boston: Mrs Bradley, Utica; Mr. tr
via Londsn Nj: Ann Hi, YORK; Mis- s.I@ Ann Hill,
Mss Harriet Bethel Essex Can't Bosnd and lady, Boston
Mr. gossot Swzsrand; Wilmott, Bonner. tshi'e Mr. A
,G?; Lues .'d isdy Lyndon Mis- rn wa,hnsoa;
Londoni VIM Bl,telv, 0reenw ich; WIN Pierce Kent: III
Parton pr,toii TbSmpsep, scctlsnd VIM Perry, r Mon
bAvnE-rscket ship lowa--J Phil ips, Of PHILADELPHIA; J
MWeole Prncele Butler or France; Eckeher Of New
tork ScvoRe OF Switzerland Stauburcher lady two
children and erv,n in the sseruge and there
were deaths and births during the voyage.
NEW ORLEAHs-Ship Indisns-Mrs Sosisks. Mrs M ebay
and dsuehtsr Mrs FELTON, Ms Lawrence Mrs Yates Mrs Por
es Mrs Kelly, Mrs Ross-3o In the steersge.
NEW OnLrAns-Bark Henry Harbeck-Mss M Power,
Miss Libby. Means Dslamotts, M Chichsster Peck
M Swan, Hart VIM Sherwood.
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STEAMER FOR HALIFAX The steamer General
Jackson, lSS tons register, left New York on
Monday for Hsfsx. 1t Is said che is to between
Halifax and Boston, IS packet and occasionally
express for the New York Herald. to anticipate the
nsws by the British steamers when bound New York
she has two names Buena Vista her stem. and Gen.
Jackson on h.r STERN. What does 1t mean Boston
Transcript. Moy4
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Political Intelligence.

THx WHAL FISHERIES OF THE PACIFIC In
January. 1876 there were 7s6 ships engaged Ia this
trade with 2a3 49 tons burthen employing over thr
teen thousand officers and scamen. with capital Of
twenty nine millions and half Of dollars The annual
product Of the whale fisheries about ten millions
The vessels engaged in this branch OF sxpend
about three millions year. to recruit In foreign ports
Thess facts appear In the report OF Mr. King chairman
Of the committee on naval affairs In Congress-
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Theatrical and Hluslcal.

BowERY THEArRE.-The beautiful new opera of "Ma
rtans repeated last evening" to very brilliant and
fashionable house We have already noticed the chief
points about this opera the music of 1t Is composed by
W. v. Wallace whose visit to this country two three
years ago. all remember The story Of the opera IL that
Of the fsvore piece Don C@zsr de Bazsu the gallant
reckless Don, whom have seen 40 well enacted on
the boards of the various theatres Of this city He finds
fitting representative In MIR Gardner and the delight
fol music which he sings adds much to our previous
good feelings 10 wards the gallant Don. Mrs Sssuin
Maritsns, has some beautiful singing Mis-, Lichten
stein, with her plump figure looked well the pretty
page and seguin the intriguing Don jose sung and
acted admirably. Mr. Sauer the King sung his part
well. The opera has been received with much favor
and deserves all the applause it got. Tonight 10 the
last night OF the opera troupe and Mariana will be
psatsd snd after 1t kubsrs grand opera Of Mssssnel
10" will be performed thus two grand operas can be
heard on one evening"
CHATHAM THKArRE-We need only say that this
house last night IN the usual way that filed to
its utmost cspacity-not seat unoocupied We really
think stage could be erected In the Park or
Union Square. that those places would be complstsy
nlled By the admirers Of this now species of local drama
Such An excitement ia favor Of dramatic piece has
never before been seen in New York Tonight, " Nav
York 90 H." will berepeated and the fsrcss Of My
husbands Ghost" and" Highways and Byewaysn and
alec the very interesting drama of B,n the Bos.
swain" will make up the BILL
CHRDrY's MrNsrRsLs The affairs of Christys band
sh.s open doors Ia. s oeaeS and
this call 10 regularly attended to by full house every
evening their only breakdowns are those dsnced by
the members Of the band In fact they havs tho people
their side. and hence their success To day. they
give two exhibitions viz one at O'Clock and another
at O'Clock, p. M.
BANvARD's PAEonAMA.-The admirers of this great
work can have an opportunity Of seeing during the
day as according to custom, It will DO exhibit
ted at3P M, and also at7I NJ
Nicholson performanc es at this house this ava
ming, will be peculiarly entertaining
PALMo's OPERA HousE-The illustrated pictures are
exhibited here every evening
Tuv Sorr Hal
on Monday evening at Blocker Hall we can commend
them as excelent performers in their line
Ma J. 8. BLACK, assisted by the Mountaneers and
Quartete Association, will give concert at Patterson
N j., on Monday evening.
THE MODEL ARTnTs IN MoBILE.-We are teld there
were some rich scenes at the theatre Tuesday night
both on the stage and OF oft The audience wound up
the performances by tearing tho benches pieces AMI
other wise making an appropriate finale to the season
Happily u was tho last exhibition Of this vagabond Coll
yer and his indecent roupe.-Mo5iie Herald and Ty.
brns, 27h April
CoLILSs. the inimtabe Irish comedian takes beneAt
at the Broadway Theatre this evening He deserves
bumper.
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Mass Mr. Robert France Frank rekius Or Charles Kazi,
Andrews MsdIie BIaney, New York; Mr. and Mrs Wslch
and child Miss Mathews Honduras w 0eddersen Lam
Town Mr. HiVrin' lsdy and children, Miss Hasiu Mrs
Timer Mr. stsvens Mr. GIBSON Robt Ellington, ENGLAND
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WASHINGTON, May I, l0&o.

WssHfNoroN, may - ioses
Nsw Lines Of stramsrs-7 The Major 0snsrs", nnSs'
der Generals. &c, &c.
Mr. King, of the Naval Committee, today, In the
House. reported joint resolution proposing the estAo-
shment of ns steamers from San Fran
cisco or Monterey, in california to Shanghai and Can
ton and also line Of government steamers from either
of the came ports the Sandwich Islands The number
Of armed to be Eve and are designed to pro-
tect our commerc. and TO transmit mails This gentle
deserves great credit for his industry IN b~ing IN
etrumeuts in bridging forward measure 90 Important
The bin from the Senate repeslipg the pcovso 10 the
Law Of Lao requiring the President to reduce the num-
Der Of Msjor Generals to and the Brigadier Gene
rails txo 1T the termiu alton of the with Mexi
passed SO there need be no apprehension that
her Scott Taylor will be dismissed from service
The possibility is rather. that old Zsch will supersede
MIR Polk commander in chief Of the army and navy
Charles Woodbury. the of the Judge il in town OF
course his nothing to do with the prospec
nomination Of his father for the Presidency Poli
CLANS suspicious a-dsys, that Clays barber
arrive in the city 1t would be said that he was
.; work for his patron.
Mr. Greeley has left us-Gsnera Taylor's recent let
ters have thrown him into spasms +.
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The English have sent from Belize, Honduras about
200 troops and located them at Bacala In the south
east part Of Yucatsn
The Indians have driven the whites from the interior
the destroying some thirty forty towns and
villages and many hundred human beings Nearly eve
~ house has desecrsted and the wells filled
up; all domestic animals had been killed. and very many
women captured.
Two Spanish men of.wsr were at sisal, having re-
reved on board their passage from Havana, a Rio
Lsgartoes, about 1000 poor objects men, women, and
distress in this region truly horrDle thousands
derng the beach and through the streets OF Sisa
most Them not half clothed, and no money provi
We have from Captain Wait and the papers 1t hand
some other interesting details which shall give TO-
morrow In the mean time va beg Captain Wait to
accept thanks for the interesting items furnished
The Union gives the annexed extract Of letter from
Commodore Perry to the Secretary Of the Navy dated
Flag ship Columbus, Vera Cruz, April Is, lS48 The
Iris has this moment arrived from LIguna, bringing
letters from Commander Bigelow late 81 the 18th
the ieth in,tsnt In Yucsan tss os,n. era. up
gaining ground and the whites. without attempting
the least defence continued to fly towards the
The United States schooner Falcon had taken to Cam
pescby than one hundred Of the poorer GLASSES,
who found on the COAT in destitute condition
Governor Mendez has resigned in favor Of his political
rival, Senior Bsrbechano which has it seems
produced norsased dssensons among the troops Lieu
tenant Commal ding Herndon Of the Iris, informs
that the inhabitants Of Campeschy are pre- pairing to
abandon the strongholds to tbs Indians The depart
ment 10, presume, aware that Campeaoby Is a strongly
10ftiHeo place, ps1ng thick
high walls rendering 1t defsnsise against very large
ferce especially Of haltsrmed Indians.
ArFAIRs MoNTREAL-The Montreal Herald OF
May a. has article rom which 1t would appear that
there for the alarm which existed in that
city few days since In consequences Of report that
monster Irish meeting was to be held and from which
SOURCE all sorts Of revolutionary evils to arise
Political Intelligence.
ILLINOIS The following are the names of the dele
gates to Baltimore, and the electoral ticket nominated
at the late democratic State convention:
DgLEcAIEs-For the State at large C. T..
Potter and John d. WhitesIde For the districts
w G. Kinney, X b. Slocumb w. d Latepaw
DR.. Brainard, H. B. Truett, L. r. English, NJ. McCon
nell
ELEcroRs-For the State at large: C. Lansing and
Ferris Forman For the dstricts-Judge w. Martin,
g. 8 Hayes, II. M. Vandeveer, w. T.. Ho,lister, j
Manning, l.. w. Ross, w. J. Ferguson.
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. 49, Jfs..'s xishasasss. y AAas Md dsys 10
ssseess :si E'N.ssS Yas.s.. M.iils,d Lord
ffAt OsSelsn. - ooStor. dsys
,ttkhtss james peashsSty, Mayohv s... IL. III w.
ehi ashore on Old Inlet with teas "'" inc amp sum'
Below.
- May Flower. Also barks and b,ir.
Sailed.
sarah Sands Liverpool; shps Rob Payhs, Ma.
ran1 Maanna. Apaiacbicola barks Clsrence A. Iohn
+; ,cndor. Portland and others eAse' o. 'onns N
bv ,i,amho Tor East Indies towed to SW spir
'A'''' ''A'e'' wners she anchored
Enarsson suiIiv,r, from New Orleans arrived nm
reports: ult 20 80 Ion 81 So snoLs NJ vn
D" for New York parsed Sax
VICTORIA dro''' from New Orssns for Havre "' e"s'h
May a-sunriss. Wind 8; meridian. 8; sunset. ENE
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mans daughter.
Some time having now elapsed. the Mayor arrived 1t
feelings to the full, dispersed at his solicitation His
Honor Wa obliged to promise them In his address, how
ever, that he would appoint two gentlemen, Joseph
Adams and Royal Williams to proceed to New York to
make investigation Of the circumstances Of the seduc
ton. and rescue the Dung lady possible from the i'm
ninent peril in which she stood.
His Honor kept his word and the following day the
two above named gentlemen set out for this city accom-
panied by Davis the uncle who, it sppears denied any
connection with the scheme, and took this method OF
indicating himself from the aspersons which had b.en
cast upon him. The friends Of the girl nevertheless
action by of $4,000 and that his present pretended
anxiety to get the victim back, WAS mere duplicity
wruns from him by his fears.
Be this ~ It may, the parties and Davis with them
arrived 10 this city last Sunday morning, when pro-
cseding the once of the Chief of police they asked
the latter to give the committee but having NO
to invade the domcle with his force to make search
ne could not contribute any more substantisl aid.
The committee being thus left to their own sources
went on direct to Mrs. Tuttles den, and acting with
promptness which the circumstances warranted, 20.
possession Of the girl and conveyed her back sg.in to
ing harm have been done to her already, she will be
amply protected in the future from assault or injury by
hs wAchfu and aheciionate guardianship eff the popu
To mind citizens Of Portland have done them.
ssves crsdit IN this business and Thoughts temporary
WOUND nae peen inncted upon Law and order the vnd
the hurt
easily on such subject. Though deep repulson strs
within the breast while contemplate the guilty har
rdan securely driving o. her trade among us; and
could centrive the debasement OF her own child must
be frequently engaged In the violent debsu hebt Of
the children Of Others would rather respect the
than abate her den by violence Our cold worldly wis
dom has drowned passions into order here and we
can quite calmly endure what would set our unsophist-
Gated puritan brethren fire
We learn BY the last mail that public feeling 10 not
yet entirely subsided In Portland and the Mayors pro-
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ArFAIRs IN MoNTREAL.-The Montreal Herald OF
May 2d has article, from which would appear that
there Gauss for the alarm which existed in that
city few days since In consequences of report that
monster Irish meeting to be held and from which
eour oe all sorts revolutionary evils were TO arse