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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-14
TO THE MEDIC AL PROFESSION AND
THE PUBLIC.

y MPROVED Suigeon's Trussos for The inn
n mediate relief I'd radical cure of Hernia
or Rupture. Invented by Hebor Chase, Phil
adelpha. The above Instruments, CONSIST
not only Of very great Improvement in the
common Truss of l'r. Stagner, lately known
as DIR Hoods, but o. u series of Instruments
adapted TO every variety OF Hernia. When
skllfully applied they are worn with great
ease to tho patient and almost universally
perform a cure in the course of few weeks
time. The Medical Professors in most of our
schools and many eminent surgeons in the
United States have united in giving TO these
mrtrumerts decide preference over all 9th
ers in use. The subscriber having been con-
vincod Of the import ,nce Of these Trusses TO
the afflicted, has obtained an agency from DR..
Chase, and has just received an assortment
designed for the cure Of every variety of Her.
mia Apply at the Office of
JAMES SPALDING.
Village Of Montpelier, Sept. |, 1886. SO
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Notices Of Estates.
STATE OLE VERMONT.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court, holden at Montpelier.
Il within and for said district, on the qlst day
Of February, AID. 1887, Jeduihun LOOMS,
administrator on the Estate OF William Hutch.
ins, late of Montpelier, in said district, decea-
std, presents his administration account for
settlement, w hereupon, it is ordered, that
the Amo be referred TO the 9TH day Of March
next, al the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
said district, Tor examination and allowance.
ard that all concerned be notified hereof by
publication Of this order in tho Vermont
Waterman & State journal, printed at Mont
pelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as
may be, that they may appear, il they see
cause, at said tine and place, and ohjcct
thereto. BY the Court,
JASON CARPENTER, Judge.
S3.3w
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Vermont EPP Hire.

BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, VI.
PATENT.
TENIIlS hive was invented ard patented
Il by John NJ. Weeks. On his plan the
lives OF the bees are never destroyed and
all The surplus, pure honey, without bread ),
may be taken from them, without danger|
from stincs, or depriving them Of any. part
of their winter stores, ur disturbing the
mail colony in the operation.
As The success Of the bee cultivation lie !
ponds principally on the management of
the queens, and preventing thcir deslruc-
ton by the moths; the proprietor has pub
lislled book which is designed as an
accompaniment 10 the hive. This book isl
a concise work, containing only IS pages
and yet contains all that is necessary io
make skillul Apiorian. 1t contains Isl
plain, concise and easy rules, by which the
bees may be managed in any manner their
nature will admit Of, and at the same time
make them the most profitable 10 their
owner.
Applications for the hive may be made I'D
r. II. rRENTESS, General Agent, Mont
pelicr, or to C. c. ARMS. Waterbury
Nov. o5, 1886.
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E. Ii. PRENTISS

HAS just received an unusually full supply
! 4 of MEDICINE, consisting in part of the
articles enumerated below, all OF which will
be sold at small advance from cost: crude,
James powder, tartrte, gold sui ph anthony;
prussic, tartaric, benzoic and nitric acid aqua
and carbon. ammonia; arsenic chloric, nit
rous and sulph. Dther; arrow root, London
blue pill, refined boraS, bismuth, burg. pitch !;
tabu and copoiba balsam; cantharides lunar
and potash caustic; carb. iron, castor, colo
cynth, cowhage; Peru and sassafras cort !;
chloride soda, calomel, corros. sub, Dovers'
powders extracts, various kinds mama,
camphor, opium, benzion, sondrac and rno
gums; hyd. potash, iodine, irish moss, reosate,
magnesa, morphine, m isk, oil various kinds,
PHOSPHORUS, quicksilver; Rad Rhei, ipecac,
jalop, blk cohash, corcana, sarsaparilla and
valerian savine cerate annis and cardamon
seed sulph. cuinine, sup.e. soda, strychnine,
spor'nacetti, sal Rochelle ar 1lucnnn syren-
ges, boneues, catheters, sc &c.
Ncp,2S.e; C3.- 2, .ssl So
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TINE subscriber being determined to dispose
Il of his whole stock Of goods as soon as pos.
sibo offers them at cost for cash. II ii is any
object 10 buy goods cheap, it will be an OBJ
jet for the purchaser TO call at the store Of the
subscriber, opposite the Village Hotel, where
he will find Goods TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT CHEAPER THAN AT ANY 9TH
Err CHEAP STORE IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY
ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village Jan. 2, 1927. n
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r.. SROeMa0EpFs.

TTNHE subscriber, being agent Tor vending
l. Towns IMPROVED PATENT LASTS and
BOOT TREES, would inform the shoemak-
ers of this vicinity that he has on hand gen.
eral assortment of said articles which he is sell
ling at the manufacturers prices, Also, Pcrk
ms SHOE PEGS, split and Polished the best
of the kind in use, For sale by the bnshel oil
less quantity. w. w. CALDWELL.
Montpelier, Sept 1886. CO
Also-Peg Cutters, "a new article" Size
Sticks, spring punches, shoe knive, raps, float
flcs, avis, awl hats, taaks, sand stone, shoe
thread, Japin and paste backing. hammers,
pincers &c.
Oct. 1886. d&w
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t~PMASON'S CHALLENGE
BEAC.KTNG!

n AMB, PALMER, & co. are agent for
-R-A the sale of this highly celebrated Black
lag, which they offer low by the Gross, Dozen,
orSingle box. The Challenge Backing, list,
affords the most beautiful jet black polish of
any other in use. Cd, it saves one half in la
Dor in producing the polish. Sd, it will retain
its virtues in any climate. 9TH, it never
mouds. 5th, it will polish larger quantity Of
leather than any other backing ever made
9Th, it is the most economical backing. To
recapitulate; will polish the boot will pre-,
serve 1t !! will save mammal labor and last
though not least, will save the pocket!
Oct 90 1886
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOK BINDING.
IL p. WALTON & SON continue to car
IA' ry on the Book Binding Bushes. Old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, and Newspa.
pers, will be bound in the best style.
They have FIST rate lot of Blank Books,
manufactured from The best OF paper and well
bound, which they are selling cheap for cash
or approved credit. Blank Books ruled 10
pattern, and oil orders promptly attended 10.
Montpelier, Feb,'l6, 1887. SO
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
A T Probate Court holden at the Probate
IA Office in Irasburgh, in said district, on the
9Th day Of Feb. A. D. 1887, pha Allyn and
Rachel Allyn, Executors and Administrators
of The Estate Of Abncr Allyn, late of Charles
ton, in said district, deceased, appear III said
Cont and reprcsen. that further time of one
year is necessary to pay the debts and settle
the estate Of said deceased, Whereupon it is
ordered by the Court that said petition come
under consideration at the Probate Office in
Irasburgh aforesaid, ON the I'd Wednesday OF
March next, and that all concerned be notified
thereof by posting copies Of this order in Der
by, Brownington, Barton and Charleston, and
by publishing the same three weeks success
lively in the Vermont Waterman & State Jour
nal, printed at Montpelier, ms soon as may be,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause why said petition should not
be granted.
BY the Court,
s3;3w GEO. NYE, Register.
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NEW g. APPROVED GEOGRAPHY

"fSNo"F""e'u W u t' Sc ""u oPttHu"
Atlas,
EOR Schools, Academies, and Families,
l. by Roswell G. Smith, author Of several
popular school books. This is undoubtedly
an excellent book, and must, ere long, SUI
percede the Biographies now in use. The
plan is new and simple, laying open, branch
alter branch, in this important study, in
such manner as to meet the understand
ing Of the smallest child, and at once int.
resting the mind, and necessarily and easily
leading it 10 complete and thorough know
ledge Of the geography, productions, popu-
lalion, habits, and moral and intellectual
state OF the different countries Of the earth.
Teachers are requested to call and examine
il. For sale'by
E. P. WALTON s. SON.
Montpelier, Nov. &c: ls%GGG.
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Il. NEYTON"i.S
PAN A CEA,

OR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
ENOR scroffnla or kings evil, sores, ulcers,
n nervous affections, trembling, debility,
gravel, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, in,ermit-
tent fevers, fever &ague, cholera, &c. &c.--as
guard aga INST tubercular consumption, jaun1
dice and liver complaints-it is powerful an
ti-spasmodlc in removing twtchings of the ten
dons, trembling of the stomach, limbs, SC.
dance Of 81. Wins, sour stomach, ricketts, cn-
taneous erup lions, such as herpes, letters, sal
rheum, pimpled face, ring worm, and all dis
eases arising from impurities Of the blood.
Sse Bills Of Direction and Cerlifeates'1
The above Psnacea is pnt up in bottles LETT
tered Il. MENTIONS PANACEA, PURI1
FER OF THE BLOOD, MORN. VI and
the cork sealed with red sealing wax, and
stamped |. Newton, Norwich, W.
Bills Of directions accompanying each boitlc|
Retail price ,25. For sac wholesale or rel
tail, by SlLAS BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, Feb. "a, 1887. SO
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TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS.


TO the Editor Of the Inquirer.
ClR-On the principles inculcated by the
- great and good DIR. franklin, to diffuse as
widely as possible every mean in our power to
mitigate or soften the Affections Of suffering
humanity, feel it incumbent upon me 10
make known through the medium of your
useful paper, that on reading therein an adver-
tlsement Of DR.. Jebb's Linement, for tho cure
Of RHEUMATISM, Twas forcibly impressed
with belief that it was calculated 10 remove
the severe Rheumatic Affection to which had
been for seven or eight years subjected, some
times almost deprivirg mo Of the use of my
limbs. | accordingly procured Bottle, and
before had used the whole of IT, found very
sensible relief. This increased my confidence
in It, and led me to obtain another bottle the
use OF which has completely removed the
swellings and pains of my limbs, together
with the cramp, and restored them TO their
wonted vigor.
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BRANORETH'S PILLS
NOR sale at te Montpelier Book Store, by
IL i. ?. WALTON g. SON.
MARIA MONK.

A WFUL DISCLOSURES Of Maria Monk
IN for sale by E. P. WALTON 6, SON.
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Hampstead, L. l. March oath.
Persons suhurng from the above complaints
and in despair of cure from the failure of the
various remedies they have used, are invited
to make trial of this long and celebrated med =
cne, which has in years past cured and re-
ieved, and it is also now doing, thousands
who had dcspaircd OF relief Nothing but a
fair trial can give an adequate idea of its un-
rivalled excellence 1t is also one of the best
applications known for stiffness of the joint,
numbness, sprans and chilblains. Price so
cents. (5)
None are genuine unless signed T KID
DER on the wrapper (sole proprietor and sue
cessor to DR.. Conway,) by whom they are for
sale, at his Counting Room, No. % Court ST.
Boston, and by his special appointment, by E.
II. Prentiss, Montpelier VT, also by S. Bur-
bank, Jr. Druggist Montptlcr; DR., P. Spal
ding Lyndon Shedd & Tracy Wells River
A. s. Richardson & Co. Waterbury j. Gun
tiss, st. Adams; J. Brooks Jr. s. Co. Lunen.
bureh; Stearns & Waldo Chelsea. "a No 1.
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BIBLES.
A NEW lot oi common Polyglot, Pocket
"A Tuck and large Bibles, just received and
for sale cheap.
E.P. WALTON s. SON.
Feb. IS. 1887. %
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HOUSE CARPENT ERD AN
ARCHITECT.

TNllE subscriber respectfully gives notice
Il that he has erecteda new shop near
his dwelling on Barre Street, few rods
east of Shepard's hotel, where he will, as
usual, be happy to attend to any orders for
work in the line of his business.
Window Sash, Fancy Sash, Blinds. &C.,
manufactured on the most reasonable terms.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the
public for the liberal measure of patronage
heretofore received, and hopes to merit q
continuance of the same.
JOHN II. MILLER.
Montpelier, Nov. "a, 1886.
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NEW INVENTED TRUSS.

NE w in V Elm ED L IL OSS.
THE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRAL SPRING
TRUSS,
I'D GENTLY invented by Bella Farm, is
"a now presented TO the public under a
full conviction that il can be worn with more
ease and safety, and with greater benefit to
the patient, than any other Truss now in use.
These Trusses, 50 far it is believed as human
genius can go, possesses a perfect selfadjust-
ing principle. They accommodate themselves
to every motion and position Of the body, and
at The same time, preserved constant, uniform,
equal and to the Patient, an agreeable pres
sure upon the parts to which they are applied.
The Pads are formed of Wire Spring, bent
to the shape of Double Cone, with the base
compressed to gentle convex, to receive the
cushion. This pad is attached to an elastic
Steel Spring, which passes round the body.
ICj@The above described Trusses are war
ranted to sustain the high character given OF
them, and are constantly kept for sale by f.
II. Prenliss, and the principal Druggistsin the
United States and the Canadas.
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NrRW GOODS

ATLAMBS, PALMER & CO. Feb. 81, 1887
II AMBS, PALMER S. co. have received
IL large additions TO their stock Of Goods,
which makes their assortment again comDiete !
among them may be found English & French
Prints-Black K Colored Velvets-lrish Lin
ene-Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.-Elegant
Furniture Patch-Curtain Dimity 6. Fringe
Ginghalns, Muslins, Black E. Blue figd. Silks,
Coat bindings, sc. &c.-whlch will be soldaat
the LOWEST PRICES for pay.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

not to be surpassed by any on the Island, with the
exception Of Rockaway. In Justice to mine host of
inc Glen Cove House. we must not omit saving that
the refreshments, comprising deicacy season.
were served in the greatest profusion, of the best
quaiIty, and with exceeding good taste which stamps
nm as man competent 10 conduct an establishment
situated IN spot so favored by nature The wines
were excellent and in fine order. Dancing was re-
sumed with great spirit after supper and occasionally
relieved by singing, and Amateur performances on the
piano. harp, guitar flute &c. To repeat all the pans
and withcisms, perpetrated on this OCCASION would,
lear, task your valuable time too much. One, how
ever, cannot withhold which emarated from one of
our worthy hosts, Mr.. Pickwick. Sergeant Busfus
who the day previous appointed to meet his friend
the steamboat American Eagle which leaves for Glen
Cove at clock, was much disappointed on finding
he had changed his mind as to the m ode of travel
ling, and decided on going BY the railroad al five.
The learned Sergeant banteYed him good deal on IT.
saying there must be attraction that direction
tonduce hun to break his engagement.
SNOW" said he, Pckwck, candidly confess the
motive which takes you that way to Glen Cove
The Locomotive" very properly replied the other.
The glorious sun had gilt the eastern hills ere our
fair companions sought their weary pillows to dream
OF love and conquest and the most delightful ball in
their recollection. Every one seemed pleased, and
nothing occurred 10 mar the enjoyment Of the even
ing if we may except one incident-the rudencss of
some persons bearing the appearance of ladies, but
possessing few of their attributes, who stationed
themselves, unnvited at the windows of the front
piazza, place only for servants (which we presume
they were) for the purpose of passing remarks, and
tttering in very loud and unlad ylke manner. They
invited several times to walk in, bat invariably
refused.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to Messrs
Pckwick and Busfus for their gentemanke attention
to their guests and to A. Snodgrass, Esq for his pc
lite gallantry to the ladies in conveying theHa to anG
from the ball in his splendid carriage, and The
obhgng and gentemanly manner he rendered his
beautiful yacht to the ladies of Glen Cove House fol
their Pic Mic on Thursday. Boz.
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BRooKLYN, September l, 1887.
MIR JAMES GORDON BENNETT,-AIy Dear Sir, 1.-THE
active part which you have akenn behalf othe orphan
children belonging TO the Prince Asylum, New
York, does honor to your head and your heart and
assure you, has not passed unnoticed by many very
many, who to my certain knowledge, have express
ed tAe highest qualification that good should
be chanpioned by SO competent a soldier.
1t is for the purpose of squirting free horse
death that send the communication which follows
with the intention Of imposing your kindness
Believe that is foreign my heart but it is for the
sake of making public the intention of the parties
ferred to- and with your cooperaton) to forward their
views. All the return at present make you for
this well for your past favors is you that
the orphan child will
"Ask for you a blessing,
And breathe for you prayer"
should tangible compensation be presented
you which latter will depend some your wishes,
and also on the result of our joint endeavors.
Yours, very truly, ID.
FAIR FOR THE ORPHANS AT THE BROOKLYN LrcE-
UM CORNER WASHINGTON AND CONCORD STREET,
BRooKLYNA Fair will be held the last of this month,
say Wednesday, the 9th September, the abovemen-
toned place, in aid of the orphan children attached
the schsos Of the Sisters OF Charity, in the city of
Brooklyn
The Fair will be under the management and direct
superintendance of the respectable and accom-
plished young ladies of Brooklyn Of erery
and win exhibit collection combining the utile cum
dulci the useful and the beautiful doubly enhanced
almost every article which shall be offered for sale
young ladies, who have thus kindly the assist
Of the friendess and the fatherless. And OH if
there ever was office which lends beauty youth
and loneliness womanhood is that Of charity di-
vine disnterested charity dispensing the favors Of
Providence to the poor, particularly the orphan.
The poor orphan! how many associations are united
in that word. Fatheress, mothcress, without home,
friend meal fire. the cold winter coming Poor little
children how would the hearts of the "mohers that
looked on your childhood throb with gratitude, and
invoke blessings !" could those bat look from the
row precincts OF their silent tombs the heads of
those who remember and give your supplica-
ton
Father! have no father;
Cold he lies.
Yet 10 not epine, Though woudr atherl
1t were otherwise
(The orphan cries.l
"Mother! have mothers
I'm alone!
Except my little brother,
Who is one
Year old.
youth OF a happy home;
And af1uentsire-
The winter will come
And I've no fire,
And little food.
'For every little thing
You'll purchase atour fair;
Viii ask for you blessing,
And breathe for prayer
lis all we can" d.
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pOps6- n2D : roo s.-FashonaSe tow Pm
- ced Root Siore-H NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that he the store Nc ~ Canal ST. corner Of
Wooster where he intends keeping general assortment
mems ana bnvs boots which he offers wholesale and retail
redrced pee for Just received from his factory sew
French pump boots prime article er summer WHICH
he offers at the reduced price Of $500
M VI Constantly on hard boo" for e2os ana s2V.
jy25Smt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

AMBITION.
The waxen wing thai slrove Z empierce the sky,
The daring hand thai fired the Ephesan dome,
The Spirits strife with God for mastery,
Which made the burning depths of he'll its home,
Were fell Ambitions In that one word lies
All that is greatly good or greatly i'll
IT'S best Of frendsJtis worst OF enemies
Honey and poison it doth both distil
With vice en!eagued, it sinks anr spirits down,
TiIllust andmurder gorge their fierce desire;
But virtue weaves for il deafness crown,
Which tenohes noble natures to aspire.
Honor and fame soar on its winged breath,
Hurpd in its downward flight lie sinand death.
AUTHORS.
Authors are beings only half Of earth
They own world apart from other men:
glorious realm gv'n by their fancy birth,
Subjects, a sceptre, and diadsm-
fairy land Of thought, in which sweet bliss
Would run to ecstacy in Wild delight,
But that stern nature drags them back to this,
Whitehall impeiious, which they may not slight
And then they traffic with their thoughts to live,
And coin their Iaboring brains for Tally bread;
Gettlng scant dross for the rich ore they give,
While often with the gift their life is she'd:
And thus they die, leaving behind a name,
Atonce their coun,Ty's glory and her shame
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

II IHD. late foreman and for connected with
- Messrs LEARY X CO. after the successful expe-
riencc all the branches OF his business having established
himself in trade offers his friends, his sales Mo-
IS Nassau street. Of Pine superior Of Hats
OF every variety nap, from the medium the plain which,
style Of model material and hnsh shall he found snrvacd
He int ns sell At IS only and ny directing his whole
and attention to that single Style conhdea, OF producing
article without and fashion and utility having
tabhed this quality wen Cor economy and elegance du
rabiy he deems obvious advantage the public 10
fine and elegance durability, he deems obvious advan
to the public 10 conne his efforts purpose instead
Of making experiments in variety. Fearing rival IN TIE de-
partment 0ftsste he willing enus himself competition
with any establishment ia producing this article
Tie has made arrangements for the London and Pans fssn
ions with the houses IN those cities AMI WI always
be first In the market with the standard Established ~
sul7-tus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

ID US>IAN BfsLr~.-For weakness srthe ioss. pam w
IL The back, nc They afford mechanical support 70 The
back and oin give and comfort persons Of weak back
and e great service to those Of DELICATE habit For sss
No.,1 AnnsL 81"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

THE DIvILi dsconsolae his throne,
And he lheughtof the days when the was his own
when men had cast OIL all their virtnous fears
And prayers, psalmsingiag, neer troubled his ears,
And he sigh'd chow mongst such virtuous- men,
Those bright days OF wickedness bring back again;
Guilt has He'd, and with II has gone misery's sting,
And soul 10 my kingdom doth bring"
But bright thought struck him, order he gave
To build gin-palace right agravc;
Where spendor aured 10 strong poons, and deep,
Sc they drank At the BARN the grave went TO sleep
But the angel who watches the wretches Of earth.
Dsceverdthr project ere scarce N had birth,
And to the foul poison antdoe gave
BY setting the Tea Plant Just Close bv the grave
AMI nstructinr mankind in the way - procure
It's health giving unsuied ans pure
lie rejoiced, As he the dark bsfned hend n.y.
And exultsg, rcturn'd 10 his bone ~ The sky.s
And nowt MS Elixir of Life. IT'S contest, -
The strong, s,--the purcsi-the cheapest ann ee",
Is found 4 the New york Tea Conpany's store,
Greenwich sreet, at two husired and seveap''"u''
aule lurnd