davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
~ WASHINGTON STREET.
PEESEESF7TF9, E.NF'OEs TEE .z.T'E1
AY.E Y1af %. r'EtEr.

Llso, publisher ofthc following works
Adims's New Directory oi the tiy Of Bustou The Mas
sachu.cus Record, boof Of grnctal inflammation, for
1878; Art of Conycrsingi Fiprd Gems; Ziun; Trune
Triad Spnnots Suushnc and Shddo Maxim. aud Sayings
The soclh, story 1e ler; The Nncatoni Consumption
Prevented, Passion aud other Tales rte Dream Fulfilled
or the Trials and Trumphs Of the Moelpnd Family Une
Eyed Dick; The Coopc's Son, Prize Of Niituo i.cc
lures to Youth Fosters Book Keeping by Double ana Single
Enifv Fronchs system Of Practical Ponmanshp; Benuiies
orWing; Boston Copy BOOK Ladies' du Elementary do.
Flcnchs Practical Writing Book, in urecNus Boston
School Writing Book in Six Nos Ladies' and Gent emcns
Wfitiug Books with copies cnch page, sc.
10 NJ y. Country Taders Rouksell Is, Stationers,
Teachers Clcrgymen, Blnk Railroad, Insurance and other
Comnunics furnishcdut low prices.
0TyOrle 8 solicited 02:Gm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

anl follows by few lay4 Of this ar:icc II Is
far borc GHy Oiher PrepardoR tia dse1se, or for any
other disease originating from impure hooi. see PAM
pt'st.
I' disease i+ purely one or tc lool tie action 0f
this ulciiciHc Is so speedy that tive lies, whether
nat OF external, viii he cured h is use IN few wec-
Hundreds. perhaps can say thousands have been per-
ccy cured iu the use Of two three bottles Of this mix
urc, aui ~ this cure is produced from uc action OF this
p.utcca uIon tc blood it is more likely 10 e permanent
thln any cutc produced from external remedies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
PILES ! PILES! FILES !
4 Cure for Hile secured.
Dr.. Unham's ElaGtuarv.

Dr. Uphaln'5 EIaCtu2Ty,
An INTERN A. RENt by FOR re 81 ~ Ot PILES.
,E'HE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC UNBl, invented by
pr. A. triAN, distinguished rht-eian ct New
Nurs city j. the ouly really iurey r thai dam
aud distressing complaint. the rne, ever oieted
the American Public.
The Elcctuiry contains no Mineral Medicine nc Atoes
Coluc ynh Gluhcgc, other nowcfu aud rta Fufsu
tive. y" ruT Of taking cold While under is Wnucncc-uo
cmee in diet necessary Iftakcn according to directions
cure for life - guurtutiCd.
Another cerdcatc added the nnrdr'. tho, have al.
ready Jccu received oil tue cncaeyv ID. UPham' LtctUo
ry:-
Russell Co. Ala. Feb o. 1917.
Messrs Winter and Erpins' "cn',-f"' 'l' 'H'i hncen
yeats nave been Hni t with th,i ti-ies.us dis
ease, the bleeding Ilrs mud d
many medicines without obi uu'n- rcct, uu unnamed
three boxes of tphun's Pile Elect,rN uDa ,ou MIrIu
mend,n- 80 phan's Eociu.t,"i To- all VITO
Piles, as safe aud sure remedy.
Formerly Book Keeper, Bank o Columbus.
E0h;aMallsi'tOry 1iec;ases.
Although ahu ELrtIt Arr wa- originals prepared for
me cure OF RUS yr II has proved i'-ri &" De medicine
far superior 10 "a others, in u disease, OF .1tnmutory
chamctcf with denomination Of hood 90 .ny particular
pgr "r.rn In lunimuiun uul curcc- u Ut the l. yer
aud Spern Inflammation, sorcttss uud lr,tion or The
slumach, Bo"cl-, kdur,s mod Bladder; U n.muatofy
una MecuHll Bheumam, II is thr best Medicine ever dis
covered,
NEW YoFr, June "A, 1873
Messrs Ketchum and Hru.hlv ;-1ti. erftine. that
pu' more particularly within the 81 uinr months Having
used all the io, pre-, ribbed by my phyaan also
M iud other means TO ittte lltl4c, become
very much d~coursard and lc gs though suffer
long ~ lived. Bat prNidHutI4y irio1ued by Mr.,
Mott; instructor OF thc ru1ie sohoo, staten Island,
ing confidence his t.teucut, I immediately procured
some o the medicine, m now La.py uaru YOU that
am perfectly cu,cd by 'he use fouy one 'oz.
Very ttu}s Your uhrucnt servant,
qr-soi whoesnlc and Rctiiby NErCuuM q HEN
SHAW, l2l Fulton street, ~ uud hy druggists generally
thIroushogt The United s'a'os aud Canada
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
for such complaints and also for arrangements of the fe
IRREGuLARITIEs, supPRESsg0Ns.
A TuOVSNND NAMES

palt uet situations. No Grtjc'c hes erer Btcn oGcred
crccpt ms nhich woud ioach tis kip Of dcraa cRefs
II may be- relied upon AND etc, live remedy and
did we feel permitted 70 10 so could give
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
Revolving Pistols,

Aud great variety of Chrnp Pocket Pistols, SC. 4,
Purchasers may be assured that everything in limo III
be Furnished ON favorable terms be procured from
any other source.
Moutuelcr, J.. 1918.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
CONSUMPTION CURED!
DuolaA'S hungarian Ba!sam OF Life.
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEiN FOR
Colds, Coughs. Asthma, and Com
H:tcOpTcsiisBIc Proofs
d he ElicarN tins NlLl nm I'M -rurt IN ~ nj
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY. :
Dr. Uadeo--D eur Sir; the Hon .aran Ba, 30, is. yopd
all question most pee et uUJ H,mla. 'o.. itio1 e,r
discusses 81 The Lungs fave U.sd d On uS iniy IN
prof. ion mncro tor than yerf n viii, tho
most uniform ana cue success, FaiRoaa-
~ Gs0'c, und can tuuusy recommend an " no
afflicted the certain remedy tor such uiseases
with Vhica un acquainted N"ut. rrspe,tluty,
FREDERIC SIOkER, NJ. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
r Sale by REDFiELD Il GRANNis.
WOOL. WOOL!

NlE subscriber - in want OF thousaed pounds of
Good hurco WOOL noNrhunse for GOODS, At mices
low To compare with the price Of Woulon debts duo
him aud part CASH lie has AGO yds heavy Cassmees to
exchange ioI WOol fan terms
- oct IS. diw GEO. w. SCOTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NO MINERAL AGENT,

Feser apd dgpc. Bdiops Djseases-To the Grcnt We,
medicine is offered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25
light! LIGHT! LIGHT!

E'NI.SII I!WNheue TeeoVed WeeNIy at NIIHEKLLL
* MEAD'S.
9(J-Wc have Large Camphcnc, Globe, Swing and side
Lamps. w 4 u.
NoypuhpT l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

gratu'oaSy Put up in 30 on. bottles So IL or DO
m eocn-'hc larger holding on more than two small
bottles L9-F DHi and no, get imposed NpOH Every bot
lie has "Naugm's Vegetable l.hontrpiic Mixture"
blown upon the glass tire Tritea signature OF &c. &.
vaughn on the directions and &C c. Vaughn, Buffalo,"
stamped on the c0rk. None other genuine. PREPARED
By Dr. & G. Ndllhu and sold At tie Principal Office, 207
Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale and renil. No alien
tonsvcu 10 letters unless post pai Orders from regH-
hriF constituted IgeH5 errepicR Post pad letters on
verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly at
tended 10, gratis For oe hy all respectable Druggists in
the United states and CauI,d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

"When II ois shoppin," said Mrs. Partington,
81 allays asks for what wants, and if they have
it, and it's suitable and feel inclined to buy it,
and IT'S cheap and can't be got at emmy other
place for less, almost allays take it, without
chapperin' about it all day long, like some people
does"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

DRESS GOODS
SIIEETINGS.

HE prices will be Kept dowo at present. at tho Cheap
Dec. IL, '4s. II. KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

AGE >Ts. 5 Collins Montpelier Theodore A. Peek
BsIliugtun l. l. butcher, II Adams W llatch Win.
ooN Fas French y Walker, nauej Foster Gov, Chef
sea; john Cmp5oll, Mildlr.ex, sumpsou & Arms, Wa.
tcTbury Kennedy & Co, Richmt Stuiicvlnt Oh up
man, Tunridge, Nevus, Royston Jacob smith,
ethcli Gay, Ga}sviilej Morgan sous stockbrdgo
Brisg- & Pierce, Ruchester.
l.. llUNf, Travelling Agent. S0:lv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-25

Silver OMBS, Shell ard HON Do. Silver Card Cases.
Ivory, feer, and Shell d1Also lot Of fne Cutlery
sisting of Rez"s Pock Knives large and small Fine Scs
and Sheurs exc, etc. Also, Tea Pots, Ladies' Hair,
Highly periumcd sois Of all kinds Inhcr Brushos and
Boxes lu2ur Stiop., CoHce r6s, Brass Clocks Plated
Spoons, Pocket nksiands, sc.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

person shall be accused and such person shall be
delivered upaecordingly and it shall be lawful for the
person persons authorized aforesaid, hold such
person custoday, and take him her the terri
tories of such foreign government, pursuant to such
treaty. and if the person accused shall escape out OF
any custody which he she shall be committed,
aforesaid, it shall be lawful to reake such person III
the same manner any person accused OF any crime
against the laws in force in that part of the United
States to which he she shall escape may be
taken, on an escape. 'E.r - ~' '..
Sec. 4. .4nd be 1t further enacted, That when any
person ho shall have been committed under this
act, any such treaty, aforesaid to remain until
delivered up in pursuance of requistion, afore-
said shall be delivered up pursuant thereto and
conveyed out of the United States within two calen
dar months after such commitment over and above
the time actually required to convey the prisoner from
the gao to which he or she may have been commit
ted, by the readies way, out of the United States, it
shall, in every such be lawful for any Judge of
the United States, of any State, upon application
made to him by or on behalf of the person COM
mtted and upon proof made to him that reasonable
notice of the intention make such application has
been the Secretary of State, to order the per-
son committed to be discharged out of custody,
unless sufficient shall be shown to such judge
why such discharge ought not to be ordered.
Sec. 5. find be it further enacted, IEat this act
shall continue in force during the existence of any
treaty of extradition with any foreign government,
and no longer.
Sec. e. lind be it further enacted That it shall be
lawful for the courts of the United States any of
them, to authorize any person persons to act
commissioner commissioners, under the provisions
of this act and the dongs Of such person persons
authorized, in pursuance of any of the provisions
aforesaid shall be good and available to all ntents
and purposes whatever -.
Approved August 12,iEs4s. r., ,...~t... a.,
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
[PuRLIC-No. l16.l

An act making appropriations for lighthouses, light
boats, buoys, &C., and providing for the erection
and establishment of the same.
Sec. l. Be al en1ctc1 6y the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of The United States of America an Con-
greSs assembled That the following appropriations be-
and the same are hereby made, and directed to be
paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriately be enable the Secretary of the Trea-
suTy to carry the provisions of this into effect
Provided, hOcere", If good title to any land which
1t may be necessary to cannot be obtained
sonabie terms, the exclusive right to such land
cannot be acquired by cesson, where the interest OF
the United States demand it, before the appropriation
would by law fall into the suplus fund, in any and
all such cases the appropriations shall be applicable
to the objects for which they made at any time
within two years after the first meeting of the egis
lature. subsequent the passage of this act in any
State wherein such land lays, to-wit: in
MAINE.
For fog-bell at the lighthouse Pond island,
mouth of kennebec river, seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For buoys and beacons on Casco bay, one thou
sand dollars.
MASSACHUSETTS.
For lighthouse at the mouth of Parmet river, in
Truro, Cape Cod, three thousand five hundred dol
lars
For a lighthouse and keepers house at Sankaty
head, Nantucket, twelve thousand dollars.
For small harbor light at Hyannis, two thousand
dollars.
For beacon light on Palmer's island, New Bed
For lighthouse on Wings Neck, Buzzard's bay,
thirty-fve hundred dollars.
For spar buoy at the mouth Of Little Woods H ole
harbour; the westerly part of Mutton shoal !;
one on the southwest point, and the northwest
point of Hawe's shoa; on the easterly point of
Toms shoal, in Muskeket channel and three at the
mouth of Parmet River, Truro, five hundred dollars
and the upper buoy Edgarown harbor to be remov-
ed to the shoal point of Cape Poge.
In RHODE ISLAND.
For dolphin on Long Bed, in Providence river
in lieu of the buoy row placed there, one hundred
and twenty dollars.
For spar buoy each of the following places, to-
wit: off Plumb beach point; on Mann Rock on
Flat rock; and on Bill Dyer's rock, near WEXFORD
two hundred dollars.
For two buOys and spindle at the mouth of Paw
catuck river, two hundred dollars.
In CONNECTICUT.
For light-boat TO be placed on Eel Grass shoal,
in Fishers island sound, five thousand dollars.
In New YoRK.
For three lamps on the Hudson river; one at the
extreme part of West Point; at the bend of the
river about two miles north of CatskiIl landing, on
the west side of the river; one at Pryme's Hook,
two miles north of the city of Hudson, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
For three spar buoys at the mouth of Port Jeffer-
son harbor, Long Island, one hundred and eighty
dollars.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
IPURLIC-No. I7R

An Act for the payment of the fourth regiment in the
second brigade of the third division of the Vermont
militia, for services at the battle Of Plattsberg.
SEC. L. BE IL enacted 6y THE Senate and House of
Representatives Of The United STATES g 4erica Tn C1,,-
ress assembled, That the proper accounting officers
of the treasury be, and they are hereby, Authorized
and directed to adjust and settle the claims for one
months services of the officers and soldiers of the
fourth regiment in the second brigade of the third di
vision of the militia of the State of Vermont, who
served at the battle of Pattsburg on the eleventh day
of September, one thousand eight hundred and four
teen, for their military services on that OCCASION and
that the be paid of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved August IA, 1913.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
fPUBLIc-No. I74.7

An Act supplementary to 'An act to authorize the
Secretary of State to quidate certain claims there
in mentioned" passed eighteenth Of April, one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen.
SEC. l. Be emacted by The Senate and House Of Rep
rese"tafses @ the United States Of america in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of State be, and he is
hereby, directed to examine, according principles
of equity and justice, the claim of Joseph De la
Francia for advances made for the use and benefit Of
the United States, prior and since the taking of
that portion of the late province of West Florida de-
scribed in the act (approved eighteenth April, eigh
pement as included within the limits of the State of
Louisiana. or of the Mississippi territory, by the
United States; and that such sum of money as he
may find to be justly due to the said De la Franca
be paid to him. or his legal representatives, ont of
any moneys In the treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated.
Approved August II, 1913.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
fPUBLIC-No, 1907
An Act in relation to military land

An Act in relation to military land warrants.
SEC. l. BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives, Of the United States Of 4erica in Con-
gress assembled, That any non-commissioned officer
nusican private, orhis widow or heirs who shall
receive and hold in his right land warrant is
sued by the government of the United States for
military service, may locate the same in on legal
subdivision, or any public land subject private en-
try taking said land the price at which the same
subject to private entry and reckoning the warrant
at one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre for the
number of acres therein contained, and paying the
balance, If any, in money but no claim Shall exist
on the government to pay for any balance on said
warrant in money.
Approved Augustl4, 1913.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
IPuBLIC-No. 1911


An Act for giving effect certain treaty stipulatons
between this and foreign governments, for the APP
prehension and delivering up of certain offenders.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of representa-
tiueS of tile United States of america in Congress
bLed That in all in which there exists, or
hereafter may exist, any treaty convention for ex-
tradition between the government of the United States
and any foreign government 1t shall and may be
lawful for any of the justices of the Supreme Court
Judges of the several district courts of the United
States-and the Judges of the several State courts,
and the commissioners authorized to do by any of
the of the United States, hereby severaly
vested with power, jurisdiction, and authority, upon
complaint made under oath affirmation, charging
any person found within the limits of any State, dis
trict, territory, with having committed within the
jurisdiction of any such foreign government any of
the crimes enumerated or provided for by any such
treaty or convention-to issue his warrant for the
apprehension of the person charged, that he may
be brought before such judge commissioner to the
end that the evidence of criminality may be heard
and considered and it, such hearing the evidence
be deemed sufficient by him to sustain the charge
under the provisions of the proper treaty or conven-
tiont shall be his duty certify the same together
with copy of all the testimony taken before him,
to the Secretary of State that warrant may issue
upon the requston of the proper authorities of such
foreign government, for the surrender of such person.
according the stipulations of said treaty
vention; and it shall be the duty of the said Judge
or commissioner to issue his warrant for the commit
ment of the person so charged to the proper gaol,
there remain until such surrender shall be made.
Sec. 2. find be ii further enacted, That in every
case of complaint aforesaid, and of hearing upon
the of the warrant of arrest copies of the de-
positions upon which original warrant in any such
foreign country may have been granted, certified
der hand of the person persons issuing such
rdnt and attested upon the oath of the party produc
ing them to be copies of the original dispositions.
may be received in evidence of the crimnaliy of the
person apprehended.
SEC. 3. lind be it further enacted, That it shall be
lawful for the Secretary of State under his hand and
seal of office, to order the person committed to
be delivered to such person persons shall be
authorized, in the and behalf of such foreign
government to be tried for the crime of which such
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

parties, a majority of whom shall have power to de-
eide the matter. And it shall be the duty of the
commissioner to prepare form of submission for
such cases, to be signed by the parties and acknow-
edged before the consul and when parties have so
agreed to REFER the referees may, after suitable no
tice of the time and place of meeting for the trial.
proceed parte in either party refuses neg
lects to appear; and, after hearing any case, may
deliver their award sealed to the consul, who, in
court shall open the same; and if he accepts it, he
shall endorse the fact, and judgment shall be render
ed thereon, and execution issue in compliance with
the terms thereof ProUide ho,vever, That the par
ties may always settle the before return thereof
is made to the consul.
Sec. 81. Ard be it further enacted, That the COM
missioner and the consus shall be fully authorized to
call upon the Chinese authorities to sustain and sup
port them in the execution of the powers con6ded to
them by the said treaty, and their part to do and
perform whatever is necessary to carry the provi-
sons of said treaty into full effect, far they
to be executed in China.
SEC. %. find be IL further enacted, That the prov-
sons of this act, far the relate to crimes
committed by citizens of the United States, shall
extend Turkey, under the treaty with the Sublime
Porte of May seventh, eighteen hundred and thirty,
and shall be executed in the dominions of the Sublime
Pore in conformity with the provisions of said trea
ty, by the minister of the United States, and the
consuls appointed by the United States to reside
therein, who are hereby ex-oticlo vested with the
powers herein contained, for the purposes above
pressed, so far regards the punishment of crime
SEC. 3d. find be 1T further enacted, That the word
commissioner, when~used in this act, shall be under
stood to mean the persons vested with and exercs-
ing the principal diplomatic functions in China and
the word minister meaning the person vested with
the powers of chief diplomatic functionary of the
United States in Turkey. The word consul shall be
understood to mean any person vested by the United
States WITH and exercising the consular authority in
any of the five ports in China named in the treaty,
or in any port in Turkey.
Sec. d. .4aid be ii further enacted That all such of
fcers shall be responsible for their conduct to the
United States and to the laws thereof, not only
diplomatic funtionares and commercial tunctonaries,
but judicial officers when they perform judicial
duties and shall be held liable for all negllgences
and misconduct as public officers.
Approved August IL, 1913.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28

PUBLIc-No. 146.
An Act for the relief of certain Tennessee volunteers
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires of the Ufed States Of America in Congress
sembled That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and
he is hereby, authorized and directed to pay out of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriate
ed to the mounted Tennessee volunteers who served
in the companies of Captains Gillispie, Peake, and
Vernon and Rogers, in eighteen hundred and thirty
six to each the of forty cents per day for the
and risk of his horse, and fifteen cents per day for
forage, from the first day of November, eighteen
hundred and thirysix, the date of the order of Gen
eral Wool until the day they finally discharg-
ed, according to law, from the public service Pro
rded Said allowance shall be made by the account
ing officers upon the same princi pies and upon like
proofs as required in other where similar al
iowances are made by law.
Approved August 7, 1849.
ROBT. G.. WINTHROP,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
G. M. DALLAS,
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
JAMES K. POLK.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-28
IPURLIC-No. 1871

An act to change the time for holding the circuit and
district courts in the State of Kentucky.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of RepreScn-
t0tiues Of the United States Of America ia, Congress as
SembLed, That the spring terms of the district and
circuit of the United States for the district of
Kentucky shall hereafter commence the third
Monday in May, annually and the fall terms of the
courts shall hereafter commence on the third
Monday in October, annually, and may continue in
session at each the number of judicial days
allowed by law and all actions, suits, appeals, re-
cognzances, processes, writs, and proceedings what
ever, pending which may be pending in said courts
returnable thereto shall have day therein, and be
heard, tried, proceeded with and decided in like
if the time of holding said courts ses-
sions had not been hereby altered.
Approved August ii, 1913.