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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
Another Re kablc Case.

From Bap,i.t Clergyman ut Caiose Osw-yo Couaiy
New York ~
81 do hereby ch--riuiiy certify that have used
DR.. Euchan Hungrrian Baisam my fasutiy ~uh G
MY M J. gisl. ia hei seventh year, ia
the mo,h of October. 1884, attacked with pain heI
right side, ami notwithstanding all diligence
H. she continued worse, and utter obiaini'g
the couase of IT. H., ho thought the light lobe vi
Lungs seriovs.y affected that h-t
nEtO cay MAS XCEEDlNGf.Y DuUBTFUL,
induced obtain bod Tie OF the aissu, aud be.
lone third OF it taken, Tie lutte sufferer resumed
her phys and her chez iuncss reuined and before
used, her health considered completely restored,
and the effect OF this medicine, wi bout any hesitation
attribute the
Sisnsd, DAVID NC FARtAND.
Faster Of the Baptist Church In Catusse.
January, 1Sfa
DAVID +. BRADI.EE & SON, 100 Washington street,
Bosto Agents the United sste-, and BRUSH Prov
inces. American price, Dollar per bottle.
Acknowledgements, Saivin X Colhns: Barre, A r.
'huaa-: ~ a.hingion, Thuiber & bo~les: chelsea, L.
.; iiacon: Corin.b, j. Cook E. Corntn, n. Blake
bury, a. II. Reyes: Bradford. c. n. Pfichsrd :
:ohIri, u. H. Camp AID by dealers medicine .ener
iiv Throughout New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13

c1rv. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agssf, u
The authorized Agent this Paper N the e'ses OF
New f"rk and fhiisds phs, and - duly - e
ad eri.eents and ~ the rates "
u.s. HIS receipts vii regarded 2syaaents ms o1ces
are BoSrUN, Congress- st.; NEV-to"A, Ifeonc
building; PHILADELPHIA. n. w. conner Ihwd ssa
cAsIapI IA. - - Ala
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
Re-Opened.

THE snbseriben have this day ss-opsasd the DE POT
STORE, IN watsshusy. rseesily oeeupist By O Pes-
ter, where they Intend keep sad havo hssd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
STATIONERY MUSIC.

good assortment of fae tstonery Of all kinds Music
~ Music Paper, Drawing and Perforated Papers. Bfsro
Son'd, Prints, &C. just opened BY
Jun 3. s.f4sl a..t fre E.P. WALTON SON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13

Mr.. Fowl---Dssr Sir: could ssnd VOC . done. c.,,;s
your susbie sassm Of Wild Chsny ~aI;s he es -
months under and direction Indeed
know Of few Person' who have used il.
commend u IN the strongest q Asthma the
everest ever sew, 10 which called month ego o
WINGED he superiority Of the Bas.m This scase lasted
sat up every night The sentienan told give him
something to last him homes 2. miles, 90 that he might 49,
OF the Basam. and four Of syrup squs directing
HIM TO take teaspDonfu doses Of bordeaux olive OIL
rred his drspoudent will and made him sEs .s hottie, Of
Wistar's Baisam Of it'd Oh. rrv home with him us pres
sn he having alleged that be had s.sd much
medicines. to no profit Last week Mr. called md
pressed his s.ase to the manner, said
medicine had saved his e paid his whole bi took s,z
bottles more. and left my office tor hume, rejoicing.
WIN SHAW, MD.
The only genuine is always signed Butts the wrap
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
uss until within few years, been generally considered
INCUKABLE, although many medical Of tho highest
standng among might mention Laenaee and his
much DIRE AIDED disease be cured, even in advanced
stages where the lungs are not eomPsey disusanzed
DR.. yJssar's B~ssas sf VIVA fAerry,
not only eme"ae: from regular phys'can hui has
weiested Ia a. TIE cDpsins for which il has been
omme ended. A ply sician in Name says:
IL have recommended the Of IT, wis,ars Balsam
and many bottles knowledge have been by my
patients, all with beneficial results. 10 where
Thought c."med consumption had taken place, the
Wild berry effected u cur-'
Fnm the Boston Daily Bee, March 2..h, ls4o
CukE louK oUSh." Are ysu afflicted with this
bottle DR.. uistnr's Bs um Of Wild Cherry
sure this Il seldom fails ~hea taken in effect
and always relieves Of d,scased
Iungs. Many physicians recommend their
speak Of ii in The highest in letters the proprietor
Fos safe q, aEDfiEl.U & GaANNIs, aoni peiier, X.
Collins, dol French Walker, barre; E. L. g. rteash.
Plaheid, rhaiber Bowles, Washngoni Dickinson and
Psaslee. syheisea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
tflnrkets.
Cattle Market, Ju.lc 5.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
At Market 655 Cste, about SEQ Becves and 100 Stores
insisting of Working Oxen, Lows aud Calves and Three
old.
Press-sinket Beef-Exirn SO 50 per cwt 1T qualify
i25, End quality $685. Sd quaiy S5:5, ordinary So so
SOL
Veal Calves , S. Hides 4 so. Ts;low 55o.
Stores Working Oxen SD, S7i IS. so 10.
Cows and Calves sas, ~, 81, 81 A.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Two Years Oli,-None,
Three Years Old, so. 80
Sherp aud Lambs, 515 Market.
PRicEs-Ix,ra 81, g, 81, 0oa g.
By Lof-S2, 50.
Swinc-Il,ta D a Lie. Small PIGS ] @.
Renarss-Ths quality is not quite good this week as
sua and quence Of the large supply seied the
ket.h rather dali end prices have declined a5ets
Number fiom each State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13

James Branan's Estate.
STATE OF vERMoNT,t In Probate touii holden 1
Washington bi- rrci, Montpelier, within and for said
District. ii the Ilih day af June A u. 1852
I EUNARD HARRINGTON adm ais, the estate
IL ofJames Bamau late OF Berlin, in said district, de-
ceased his FIR settlement
WHERtUPON, il il ordered that the be referred
the day Of July next, he Probate Office in said Mont
peer io' and aowance and that all
he notified hereof by the publication of this order the
Vermont Ws,chman Stale Journal, newspaper printed
Ao pecf, three weeks successfully may be,
that apprar aud said time and place, fhev
cause, object hereto.
By order Of Court.
7e:3w Attest, r. R MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-13
Deatb5.

In Ke,ne II. on Sunday, 26.h ut Amos Twitchsii, NJ
d. uged ~ years.
In Ruan, the Sd inst Henry 8. Hodges, eldest
OF silas n. tiodges, Esq eyed 20
Asy Battlsboc, the 18th instant, Mr. Hen
~ Manu. of this vi isg. On the 9Th, Mr. David Wilson of
Waterbury, aged e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

THE DIsEMBoDrED SPRrs6 AT RocmrsrER The
Fourlentes in this region have been making great
camor, and been telling very long yarns, recently,
about certain spirits of the other world who have
been making strange noises at Rochester, tapping
at the doors, knocking at windows, disturbing
peoples rest at night, and behaving in fact no bet
ter than loafers and rowdles up town on New
Years eve. These stories have been given out
with all the gravity of that species Of transcendent-
alism which commands so much respect In the lu-
matte asylums throughout the country. We are
not surprised at these stories of disemboded spirits
at Rochester. That region of country is famous
for queer things. Anti masonry originated in that
neighborhood, and Thurlow Weed can tell some
long stories about whiskers and other matters con-
nected with it. Momonism originated not far
from Rochester, in little valley near Canandai-
qua, where 10 Smith commenced digging In the
side of the mountains, at first ostensbly in the
pursuit of gold but afterwards to get the Mormon
plates on which the Bible was engraved. There
are many queer people and queer things in Ro-
chester, but it seems the stories told about the
spirits there have been submitted to some of the
philosophers of the day, and solution of the
whole my stery arrived at Il seems the noises were
produced by the vibrations Of the fslls of the Ge-
nesee river, at Rochester and elsewhere.
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COMMERCIAL APFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

The stock market continues about the same ss pre-
viousy quoted There appears to be no life In IT, and
spectators seem to have confidence in any immsd
ate improvement. As leading operator remarked,
the fsncies looked ragged" Quotations do not show
variation from day to day Of more than quarter or
half per cent and from week to week prices do not
fuctuste more than about per cent This stats Of
things favorable TO the bears than the bulls as
the portant item Of Interest continually sccumust
ing in their favor The money market s easy easier
than II viii be probably thirty days hence-snd -
prices for fancy stocks sustained entirely By the
chespness and abundance Of money the presumption IL
that any contraction in the supply Of capital viii have
an unfavorable influence upon the market value Of all
artificial and usproductive securities February is
usually tight month in the money market, and II Is
our impression that this year II wiz not be an excep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

MUSICAL TuIrIoN-MADAM BoHRENsTErN-We under
stand that Madam Bohrensten, native Of Germany,
and recently from that country has arrived in this
city, and intends to here her profession as
teacher Of music and singing This lady according to
the accounts of those who have heard her. aud who
capable of judging possesses a great knowledge Of
music, with superior voice and embraces every quail
fcation for communicating knowledge of that science
and practice She has been taught in the most perfect
musical schools in Germany, aud occupies high rank
there artist She to this metropolis highly
recommended and the study Of music has increased
very much among fashionable and cultivated cir
cles, of late, have doub. she will command por
tion Of their attention aud patronage.
SHOOTING PARIS IN New YoRK-NEw MoDE OF
SwINpLISG.-The fashionable shopkeepers in Paris
notorious INDUCING in petty system of swindlng,
which is in the highest degree disreputable and dis
honorable. 1t is practised to great extent and the
na0dUs operdnd is follows lady will for instance,
purchase article for one hundred francs, another
for two hundred francs, and another for eighty. At
tie end Of two, three months when the bill is
cent in the hundred franc article Is put down at
hundred and ten francs, the two hundred at two
hundred and ten and the eighty at ninety. This sys
of petty swindling quite ia Paris and 1t
to be hoped that 1t would be confined to that city
Not &C. hosever for 1t has reached New York and Is
practsed to some extent by some of the fashion
able shopkeepers here. Following the example Of
their brethren In Paris, some of shopkeep-
ers are beginning, when they send in their quar-
terly bills to charge sixty dollars for article that
purchased at fifty seventy for one that pur-
chased at sixty, and twelve fourteen for that
was purchased at ten. II any msrmur is made at the
excess the price stipulated for the purchaser Is
that the mistake his side but in great
many it is impossible to recoec the price agreed
upon, and hence the storekeeper makes and pockets
the overchsrge Now this way Of business Is not only
highly screditable but 1t is positively nothing short
Of downright and palpabie sxindling, aud store
keeper who adopts 1t hope to thrive. The seoner
therefore that 1t Is abolished the better all parties
FAsHIoSABLE Announcements it seems the Opera
ball has burst up in consequence Of the weather aud
other balls being given the same evening It Is
rather strange that the Opera arstocracy unable to
get up q respectable ball on their hook. This
from the want Of public spirit and
In the anasement. They have most capital mana.
ger in the person of Maretzek for opera and all otner
fashionable amusements; but the arsto;racy them
selves don't possess sufficient quantity Of common
sense or brains. to carry out their own purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Wheeling banks are Ia per cent discount.
The demand for sterling bills has been active and
the supply upon the market is good IL will be
that the rates have slightly advanced. For bills on
Paris there has been considerable enquiry In domes-
tic exchanges there has been very little doing and
have no change to make in our quotations. The
movements in specie have lately been limited URcar-
rent money tinues for the There Is
bill before the Legislature relative to the redemption
or discount redemption of the issues of the banks
of this State.
The me,sage of the Governor of Ohio gvesa very
vorable account Of the finances of that State The
cepts and disbursements, during the year 1sl9, and
the balances applicable to the payment of the State
debt were annexed
FINANCES OF OHIo-RsvESuE AND ErxExprruREs
Aggregate receipts for the year lSl9 s2,5ll li9 81
Agsr. gate disbursements. ......... 2F6,6S1 o.
Balance applicable to the redemption of
ASrroprstons for REDEEM p;oo of state pool dos %
bonds in bands Of Fund Commissioners,
November 10, lo4S. 2sS,3l2 08
Total amount applicable to the redemption
of the State debt during the year 1919,
exclusive of the balance of sl26 451 81,
in the treasury on the 18th Nov lsiS. S632,75l Al
There has been redeemed by
the Treasurer and car eled
during the year ls49 domes-
tic bonds to the smount Of. S13l $50 IS
The Fund Commissioners have
also rsdee med and cancelled
and delivered TO the Auditor,
Domestic Bends to the sm'nt
Observation-Disclosures. 67,736 0o--loo,3ss IS
Balance applicable to the payment of tbs
State debt. ............... s433,365 10
1t will be by this statement of the condition of
The finances that under the present sysem after dis
charging ell the general requirements of the State the
interest on the public debt has been punctualy paid,
and large balance annually applied to the exng
ment Of that debt.
sfnts fron No nd nuhl
works during the year ending Nov. TO-
1888 were. ptso,oot OF
The receipts from the same during
the year ending Nov. l5 1s49. were. 73l,173 SO
Making difference Of. ........... S42 $50 81
This decrease is not so great as at time D
pretended. from the general stsgnstion OF business
throughout the whole country, produced by the pre-
vsling epidemic and by Of the very extensive
failure OF the wheat crop In the State Considering
ths.s da.-ss The ~~.it shn-- .h
Ing i'm portsnce Of the public works Of Ohio, aud the
general In creasng wealth and OF the State
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this
ket, at the respective periods named:-
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Later from Mexico.

Nsw OaLEASs, January Is, 1850
The bark Hyperion arrived yesterday from Mexico,
with dates from the city Of Mexico to the ed nit and
Jslapa, to the 23d ult.
The government denies asking Congress for extraor-
binary powers rsported 1t has determined to main
tain itself within the limits Of the constitution.
The Governor Of San Luis Potos Interior, has ar
raiened the Minister Of War General Arists, before
Congress Senior Jemsner, editor Ct the FL Lilo NOmo
paper, has been declared offensive to the govern
ment.
The Indians are still harassins the Mexcans the
frontier provinces and committing great atrocities
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NNNN-sNNNRNNNN
EISE ARTs-EEW AND IMPORTANT IMPROVE
Hent deserving the notice q artists particular Wa
sle pleasure In announcing that after along series u
rmsnte have discot me thod from
life dsrur rreo1 ivory in hfh degree Of
perfection by q and III enabling
rs 20 uTnifh % ne mia ATTIRE ainter life ke impressions OF
I've tittss wfeh imIfeson, can DO ooored 10 he haess
ttJle Of miniature painting We also direct the of
artists 10 eur rTroNeuen by which ale
tuce rsrtrts 81 The OIL paper either
life, copied frt dafuereot These life sxc
vfcu ctlered ~ the hand " artist surpaSs of
ens al power ~ eject all othcr produced
tc Valuable aasuccr pts q deceased ahscnt frsn is
ie COPIED Iae and be enlarged 90 she OF life
corisd tytry ~ tft urual miniature
We she portraits From l and aso receive daguereotypcs
10 be copied The publc gensrsy respectfully iav Ito
,Aamils apeoim.ns at cur roomt 2)i btoadssy.
w. n n. LANGEgnEIN
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MAILS TOR EUROPE.
g>~NNNN~N~~N~N~NN~~>
THE w EEklY HER Id.
e7OoJNoeNNNN~~NoNN~~~N~oS
The Pre- sIdents Special message-The As
tor Place Riots, &C., Sc, &C.

The steamship Canada will leave this port at IL
O'Clock to-day, for Halifax aud Liverpool Her mails
will close at ten o'clock this morning. The Weekly
Herald will be published at o'clock. Its contents will
embrace the Presidents Special Message relative to
California, the proceedings in Congress, the Astor
Place Riot trials sc. &c sc. ST ngle copies in wrap
ners. sixpence.
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WAsHISGreS, Jan. q, 1850.
A naval court martial Is ordered upon Commodore
Cooper for having returned from Africa whoutleave
learn that the sloop of Marion has been ordered
from Boston the East Indies to relieve the Dolphin
which has he an orde red home.
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ton In this view Of the case, cannot anticipate
any Improvement In fancy stocks but tho contrary
decline In most Of them fall Of about twenty 1--we
per cent would bring great deal Of capital into these
stocks and investment in Of them at that de-
probation, might ultimately prove moderately pro-
ductive.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to- day, amount to slss 492 % payments
5000 43- balance, $s,s3s, SOC SO.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
foreign and domestic exchanges specie and for un-
current money -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

NEw ORGrANs Jan ~, 1901.
The cotton market more sttive yesterday, and
pnces pretty steady. The Gales reached 5000
bales Including middng. ct III &c, and fair ct l2Ac.
The operations of the week we're rs 900 bales RIO
coffee continues TO advance and l3c has bssn refused
for large cargo Previous to this there sales OF
1000 bags, at l2h q 13c.
BaLrrMoRr, Jan %, 1850.
The market IL steady, with ssles Of 500 barrels
Howard street and city mills hour, at 81 81. Other
fhinra rfm a hefnre rannrted.
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shipping Intelligence.


srryedship Tennesee, NYork 7th ship Columbia, Rio,
with UO bsss eehee the iarysst received here.
sAvAvraH, Jan 10.
Arrves-ship Marion NYort; schr Ann Summers, Phia-
Sephs. -
CptpLpsror. Jan -.
Yours, Phladtlphis.
Arrived ste,msr Reru,csn Charleston; sehr Eiieots
Yerk.
Arrived shr VIM A Cooper Norleans bark Eik Phla-
sepffa: brig sv NOrlea tchrs Exrress Tanxier Com
Ker sy Emma, NYork jerome. Newcastle Del; Morn,
TIE q T,leraI a. Tauser; sinsn, and l., Nyors.
PRovfDsscr, Jan n.
Arr we'd -schrs Kensinsion, Charleston; Delaware Pha-
e. r1n; zahrshie Pair ana Frances Hastt, NYork
sio is " idas aid Rensi d.
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Foop FOR THE QuiD.NUNcs-The Druy mys-
,,,y and the Parkman tragedy begin to absorb
great deal of public aiteaton and space in the
newspapers. The Boston journals are still full Of
particulars relative to the Parkman tragedy; and
IN this region considerable interest IL manifested
for complete clearing up Of the Drury mystery,
with all It's ramIications, from One-eyed Thomp-
son I'D to Arlington Bennett.
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90 H==-
SALES BY AUCTIOV

A NTnoNY J. BLEEcKER, AUCTIoNEER -PEREkP-
"A sale OF Fifth Lots Madison Square, ami
Lots Thirty frat aud Thirty close
undivided interest Anthony Blseeker will sell Auc
Merchants Exchange TO the highest bidder Fifth
Slots the ehsterJ aide Of the Fifth
bracg the whole front between Thirty rst and Thirty
second streets including corner lots Also lots tho
street Aiso lots westerly side Fifth avenue be-
Thirty and Thirty second including tho
Ct thirty second street and running within feet
Of Thirty first street Thirty frat street, lots the north
Ffth avenue aud Hadssn avenue. Thirty second
ttrce2 lots directly Ia Of the last described tbs
south side Of Thirty Also lots
side street 100 feet Of the Fifth
Also 2ots the south side Of Thirty second street. 100 sss
fifth The title the whole Of the above
prortty sunquesonate being direct by full
deed and Corporation Of the city
OF sew York TO the Restrict sranst
nuisanccs will lie the deeds The sale will be at
SOiute and unredervod settle undivided interest.
seventy Of the purchase remain Jrt-
at six cent Maps OF the property
can obtained at the auction ROOM No. Broad street. after
the Let January
A NTnoNY J. BLECEER wiLMsELi, THIS DAY, AT
n " oclocf 81 TIE fxohahse Houses AM Lets Hu iron
and norsso sreecs on hmy place between Blocker anf
STREET and seventh. Lshh. NINTH Tenth and Eleventh
ayonuei,a1d ON III riy seventh street.
A UCTIog NOTICE srocK OF FREsu MAsUFAc-
s.Olrood will sell this day Eaf 10 o'clock at No %
Ma dcnlane by order OF Mr. r. g. Treadwe (whO retired
from the business Ne entire balance Of his stock Consisting
Of .ytIy variety q lades and misses Muns and VcOrnes
rrcs,ly for city retail safes Also larsa 81
sicndd sleigh r. bee which all BE sold sngly. ~ Tho
attention ei the trade itd private individuals directed Ia
tie above. Catalogues nov ready. Terms cash.
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grcssional Election In Massachusetts,.

BosroS, Jan 2l-P. NJ.
Farther returns, received from the Fourth District
make pretty certain tha. choice has been ecei
Mr. Thompson the whjs candidate, lacks several hun
dred votes Of election bat beats Palfrey free so
nsarlx on thnurand xofAa
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!. oss OF a steamer by fire.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. q 1850.
The lake steamer Oregon was consumed by Gre, ct
Chicago on Saturday morning last supposed to have
been the work Of ncerdary. None Of the property
on board vas saved. She was Owned by Dr. q. Chap
man. and was valued at $50 co., $4,000 Of which
covered by insurance In the E:ns, Howard, Columbus
.ca Norfhxss oor, arie
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Quotations for government and State securities have
within the past week two, slightly improved and Il
Is the impression in financial circles that such stocks
will continue to advance gradually but steadily The
probability Of an easy money market after the bulk Of
the spring mportstions have been received and the
diculty experienced In finding securities Of ncorpo-
rated companies, that not tainted with usury or
rome other equally Objectionable thing must drive
large amount Of capital into public stocks and by
incre aainr he demand initiate rtints
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nc southern Mali

BALrryosr, January q, 1850.
One southern mall has come to hand. There are two
mails from beyond Macon, (Geo) still due.