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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-09
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Dec. 2.
REPORTED FOR THE YANKEE FARMER.

REPORTED FOR THE YANKEE FARMER.
At market,-S50 Beeves, 400 stores, rs yoke work
ing OAen, % and calves, 1850 sheep and lambs
420 swine.
s-Beef-Firs quality we quote al $3.50 a
675 the poorer were taken by the barrecrs at 80
for mess, the rest of the numbers III proportion. we
observed lot of about forty head off, smaller KING
sold 10 Of The principal barreers for 1888 ID all
round.
Successive observed sales iiom $40 10 S35.
Oxen-We observed but few sales, say $50, go,
95:
Cows and Catves--S25, 80, up 10 60.
Sheep aud Lambs-Those at market were ola poor
qualify. We observed sales from 81, so 10 262l
.Swme-A retail, the market was good from To
6 cents. We Observed one lot selected, thu greater
part bsrrows. sold for cts.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
n EOTHERsS RELIEF. We wish


1fl the attention of mothers, those about 10 be.
so, to the important fact that a remedy has been
discovered for the many distressing symptoms Nl:th
frequently attend women in delicate situation crd
which will prepare the system to undergo the IMPORT
ant change which it is about TO experience. Ira
about two years since the first discovery ftae Know
ledge ofthe basis of which however, has beea known
to our aboriginal Inhabitants Tor ages but since the
introduction into civilized life, it has been the
of relieving or mitigating much suffering; and those
mothers who have had occasion to it, consider it
OF the greatest blessings TO the sex. The
OF The subject will not permit be very plict
to the manner OF its producing its beneficial effects
(but assure the reader that it is npon strict
physiological and well established principles and
the facts are atesed by well read ply sicions OF diff
erent parts Of the u SD but every agent and drug
gist who sells the article is supplied with pamphlets
giving ul description Of it, and Of its modus oper-
andi; and also containing many certificates Gifts be-
nefcal effects, from physicians and others. All who
are DESTROYS for further Information, requested
call and procure tree Of expense. They are in
tended to be read only by mothers and the medical
| profession.
fC}~ Persons who wish to purchase the above med
icne, will address G.. A. BARTHOLlCK and CO.,
sole PROJECTORS Rochester N. Y, or Ocott Mixes
son & Co., Agents, New York. For sale by E. II.
! PRENTISS, Montpelier. VT. 60
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TORISON' PILLS, or the Vegetable
lNl Hygean Universal Medicine of the British Col
lego OF Health, London--impor,ed from said College
by Dr. George Taylor, l-2 Wall street, cole agent
ia the United States for said college. Every packet
sod in Vermont will be signed IN writing by Psng-
born and Btnsmaid, Jewellers of Burlington, Yer
mont who state agents. and also by the suba gents
powders 25 cents per box. If the packets moi
sgned as above described, DO NOT BUY THEM.
For sale by
L. p. Walton e. Sons aud Perry Marsh, Montpelier
John Kelsey, DanvilIe
Jonas Flint, ST. Johnsbury
William Pierce, Lyndon
S. E. Morse and S. Lyman, Craftsbury
Sahin Keum, Irasbursh
+. Cleveland Coventry
C. & ]. w. Baxter, Derby Line
Ama-a Paine. Lowell
Out l.. Koiton, Montgomery
o. A. Keith, Sheldon
David Lyman ST. Adams
Foster Grow Chelsea
N C. Goddard, Windsor
NJ. S. Buckland, Bellows Falls
JOSEPH Steene, Brallleboro
] Pine & Co. Factory Point, Manchester
I'll. l.. Cheney, Rutland
James II Murdoch, w oodsloek,
| Joel Day, Royalton,
Ira Button, Brandon,
james Hull, Orw ell,
] Frost 6. Co. Brdport,
q + g. b Boynton, Essex, N Y.
CD Hatch, Westport, N Y.
Alfred Hartwe Keeseville, N Y.
Richard Cottrill, Paltsbursh N Y.
J. Hagar Middebury
VIM. L. Green, Versennes
Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisburgh
| ]. w. Remington, johnson lS6yil
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The Vermont Patriot, speaking of the Michigan
election, says the Stale has properly belonged to
the Wings these three years Because the Leo
Focos in that state have hitherto had their own
way, and, erected large number of banks similar
to the Smile and Bank Reform" system, which
apv State in the Union, it follows that the State
has been wing this three years Fine logic, this
Suppose Mr. Patriot, now that the wings for the
first time have the ascendency, should carry out
aiudicious system of reform and administer the
government prosperousy, as we presume they
will, would it necessarily follow that the State
has properly belonged to the Loco Focos, because
the latter did not poses that power to administer
10 the government This is the logic of the editor
of the Patriot. The editors philosophy in relation
h Michigan, amounts to about as much as his
ttatement that there would lie nine Van Buren,
snsaiority in the house of Representatives of this
state Franklin Messenger.
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ME MATERNAL FKIEND, for the relief

FVNHE MATEKNAL Fl IEND,iof The feIleI all
the Sympathetic Affections attendant on Pregnancy.
Procure quick safe easy and natural travas quick after
pains and aay all those distressing and painful periodical
disorders which both married and unmarried females
often liable.
N b. For particular account of the medicine,
It's uses directions snd fecomme ndatlon the pamph
let of which will accompany each Bottle and may
lie had gias all the places where the medicine kept
for sale.
FERREE g. PARMELEE, sole PrOPrietors, Middle
town, CT.
For Sale at most Of the Drug Stores in the United
States.
Price 81 so per bottle)
Also by SlLA> BURBANK, Montpelier. w.
Mon peller. March 10. 1859 9l.lv
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EelNEsOEEY '.gJV'T To tAe SICK!

D r. w. f V A N s. p | l. LIS,
Recommended by thousands for Inrpicnt Consump.
tor, Dyspepsia Nervoue, and all stomach COM
plants.
IN the midst OF 4 general, and in many instances,
j not unoundcd prejudice against many Of the med
icaI remedies OF the day, DR.. WILLIAM EVANS Pills
ha the envabe distinction Of an universal approba-
ton They are perhaps the only medicine publicly
advertised that has the full and unreserved testimony
of medical men in lis favor. If not the ony one which
gives full satisfaction 10 lis purchasers. DR.. w. Ev'
ans has the satisfaction OF knowing that his Camomile
ut Tonic pills not only recommended and prescribed
by the most ex pcricnccd physicians their daily prac
ce bu, also taken by those gentlemen themselves,
whenever they feel the symptoms OF those diseases in
whlct tncy know them 10 be ofiicacious. He knows
this to be generally the case in New York, Pniladel-
phia, bany and Boston, aud other large cities in
which they have an extensive sale That they should
thus conquer professional prejudice and interested op
position, and secUrethc agency OF the most eminent
md best informed physicians IL the country 10 render
them useful all classes, only be fairly ascrbed
10 their undeniahlc and pre-emlnen virtues. These
medicines, which be purchased either together or
separately, confidently recommended for the fol-
| owing compants aud directions Tor use accompany
them: Bilious and liver affections, in every stage and
degree; female sickness more particularly the nan
sea incident to mothers; fuor alhus; fever and aguc;
| incpient consumplioDs Declines whether OF liver
or lungs; headache and glddness loss oil appetite inc
| ebriaon or deriun tremens spasmodic affections Of
all kinds; Theumas, whether chronic or infamai DRY,
nervous and bilious levers of every variety; scroulo,
salt rheum, and all bloches, bad humors, and impur-
compilations Of the skin; residences at sh and DAT
" irrability and melancholy; the summer complaint
and cholera morbus or diarrh9a in grown persons;
worms and natuency, with bad breath; chorosl' and
paIpitations of the heat head; changes Of female
constitutions and for impaired and dlsorganlzcd con-
sttuiions in either sex. which have not been per,na
ncnily relieved by any other medicines.
For sale at DR.. Evans medical Office, 100 Cha han
st. New York, and at the Bookstore of E WALTON
and Sons. Montpelier, VT Feb IS39St
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wHoEEs ALE AND RETAIL

w H o l. z Al u "A md RET ALL
STr eur1nr
c<TORRS e. LANGDONS have now receiv.
3 ed from New York and Boston their full stock
of Goods comprising more extensive and rich yarie
~ than has ever been offered in this vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
60 pieces Is road Cloths and Cassimeres
10 do SatlinetIs
10 do Pilot and Beaver Cloths
90 do Alapne Bombnzeens
40 do plain and figured Morenoes
1000 yds Calicocs from cts up-will be sold by
The piece at Boston prices
100 yds black and colorcd Silks fro n AZ cts up
different styles Of goods Tor cloaks
I25 ,ds black and eolored silk Velvet
superior figured velvet Veslngs
do do and plain satin Vesiings.
Mousen Deanes and halleys, spotted g. Salisbury
Flannel, 20 Ratinett, colored Pougees, Ribbons Of
every kind, French wrought Collars LINN, Laces
and Edgings, Cambria and Muslin Edgings, silk
Fringe for Trimmings, silk Cord and Binding for
coats Beed Bags, Velvets and Silks for bonncts,
French Flowers, superior black Satin for cloaks and
dresses, Irish Linlns, LINN Cambrics, do Handker-
chiefs, fancy do. merino Shaws at very low prices,
Highland and Ednborougr do, Stagemen's Face
ShawIs, Victoria Robes, silk flannel, unblcached
wool do. silk, merino mohair and cashmeer Stockings
childrens Stockings and Socks, scarlet, mixed and
white Eng Wool, knitting Yarn, lambs wool CASH
mere Shirt; and Drawers, curtain Cord and Tassals
Patent Leather Cap Fronts. cotton and nin Table
Cloths, Russia and Buds Eye Diaper.
5000 yds Shectings and Shirtings cheaper than ever
few pieces good Bed Ticking at .ts, Cotton
Yarn, Batting of The best quality
black, purple and white Waddng
Travelling Bags and Baskets
1000 rs Paper Hanging and Bordering from Il
Carpering, Looking. Glasses
z bales Buff ,lo Skins
10 boz Fur Caps fresh from New York, Boas s
Boa Ties, Furs Tor Trmmmngs
A first rate assortment of Crockery and {: las
k,oI, !. IL.
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Read, Reflect and .BNd &c.
ssVNTHO proper to instruct mankind with regard to
w their bodies he who had been thirty FIVE years
sick and now epioys good health ~

w their bodies he who had been thirty FIVE years
sick and now enjoys good health ?"
JASMORISON, Gent. (not doctor.)
little than year has elapsed since the people OF
Vermont and vicinity have been enabled obtain again. in
its ORIGINAL PURITY
the medicine made the British College Of Health, london
under he direct Of Jas Morrison the yges who first
sent it forth 10 work It's RESISTLESS WAY against the
combined opposition Of all those who interested in
keeping people shrouded in ignorance with regard To
disease-and TO all new and better to cure by VEG
ETABLE MEDICINES, which quicker and more
eecuay and do leave the patient reduced and broken
down in his CONSTITUTION, but on The contrary with
more vgor mcre strength, and better health. In word,
the current of life relieved of the load of vicious humprs
eAecuay eadcated by Morsons medicine, flows buoyant
ON way, dfhsnq pleasurable ions which alone
produced by GOOD HEALTH. The call for this med-
constaus increasing 1t did before when the
10 be obianed as 1t continued to do until
basely counlcrieed. A great number Of CURES have
been effected within few months past in Vermont and
casonaly Of them will be made public, although they
needed to the goodness of Morsons Hygean
Universal Modcne All thai needed 10 let the people
be satisfied that they get the genuine article which they
of getting IN Vermont aud IN ESSEX, Clinton Frank
lin and 81 Lawrence counties NJ they will buy only Of
the regular advertised smbagens and that the packets
signed writing by Pangbon and BrnSmaid no others
genuine jewellers Of Burlington, W. who are state
gents whom application must be made agencies and
medic See list of agents. 81
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Sept. &c 1889.

A BEAUTIFUL. HEAD OF HAIR is the grandest
n ornament belonging to the human frame. How
strangely the loss of il changes the countenance, and
premaurely brings the appearance OF old age, which
causes many recoil being uncovered and sometimes
even shun society avoid The ests and sneers Of their
acouaintance the remainder Of their lives
quentv spent in retirement In short not even the loss
Of properly fills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom does the loss OF his hair 10 avert
ali these Unpleasant circumstances, OLDRlDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling OF
the first application, and lew po.lles esores
prevents the HAIR from turning grey make II curl beaut-
oily and frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates OF
the frs responsibility III support OF NE virtues oil Old
ridges Balm, are shown to The propnetors.
IUIHRead the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of Phila-
depha, has certified may be seen below, to the high
character of the following gentlemen;
The undersigned DO he eby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. odridge, and
have found highly servceabe not only as preventive
10 VIM THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister IN St. George charge,
SO North Fifth st.
JOHN p. INGALLS,, 38l Arohs st.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, M. d. l63 Race st.
JOHN S. FUREY, l0l Spruce street
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 7h ST.
JOHN GARD Jun. 1913 Arch st.
1t will certainly raise its virtues In the estimation OF
the nubc when il is kno that three Of the above sign
ers than fifty years OF age ana 'he ethers not
less than thirty.
CoMMoNwEALTH OF PENNsYLvANIA,}
City of Philadelphia
|, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor oil SAID cry oil Phi-
adephia do hereby certify thai Am well acquainted with
NJ essrs j p. Ings, John S. Fuey and Hugh McCuIdy,
whose names are signed IL Certificate that they
gentlemen character and responsibility, and such
full CT edit should be given to the said certificate.
| caused the seal of the city to be affixed. this
| IL. 81 sixth day OF December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION. None can be genuine without splendid
steel plate engraving which is the falls OF agara,
and Dir CONS tocks, the American agents name
L. p. WALTON s. SONS, are the authoriz gents
or Montpelier, VT, and the genuine article can Us be
had at their Books tore.
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MARRIAGES.

In Enfield, N f. Benz Brock, Esq OF Newbury to
Miss Martha Johnson.
In Chelsea, Mr. James Roberts, ir. TO Miss Mchit-
abel Rutter, Of Washington; Mr. James Hatch OF
Hordwick, TO Miss Rcbecca Rnt,er, of Washing
ton.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

WashlngtOn DsITlct, S..
IN Probate Cout holden at Montpelier, within and
for said district, on the 26th day Of November, A.
d. 1899.
STEPHEN S. BIGELOW, Administrator on tho
~ estate Of Timothy Bigelow late of Barre, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement. Whercunon, it is ordered ,hat the
same be referred 10 the 18th day Of December next,
at the Probate Office in said Montpelier, for examina
lion and allowance, and that all concerned be Motif
cd hereof, by the publication of this order in the YER
mont w Waterman and Stale Journal, printed at said
Montpelier three weeks successfully, as ma
be- that they may appear at said time and pace, If
they see cause and object thereto
| BY order of Court. ], T. MARSTON, Register.
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and the centre of the bed in flames but no ira
COS oC how the fire was communicated could be
distinguished. 1t is therefore presumed that the
miserable woman lost her life by that wei a'Ies,eu'
bu, very rare occurrence, spontaneous combus-
ton. ,.,na-
The name Of the burned woman did not trans,
pire, Ms it was unknown to those who conveyed
her to the Hospital, and she herself was speecness
rro,, tho .xtent Of her sufferings An inquest was
held on the body and the jury returned verdict
thai the decensea unknown woman was burned to
death.--.N. Y Express
Mail Robbery Some weeks since, Mr. Chaplin
of this village RENTED about 81 200 from Lyons
ma tho robher could not use 5000 of the funds, il
consequence of its being in draft he forwarded
that 10 the intended destination, and used the re-
naming part which was IN bank notes, whIct
fortunately led TO the detection of the the,' wnom
sezuma, who is now safely enSconSed III Inc Au
burn Jail. - Cdnqjohdrie Rddii.
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DR. VIM. EVANS celebrated Camumc Tonic
- and Family Aperient Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerv-
Gus Diseases Prostitution Of Nervous and Vital Ener-
gy, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangement OF ihe Digestive Organs-for sale at the
Book store Of e p. WALTON and Son. Nj pelier. Sc
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OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
INOR TIE HAIR. Its positiYe qualities are as iol.

LUX THE HAIR, Its positive qualities are as iol-
l. lows,
lsFor infants keeping the head free from scuri, and
creatiOg luxurianl growth of hair.
2df ladies' afer childbirth restoring the tkin its
natural strength and fmness and preventing the falling
out Of the hair.
3d-for any person recovering from any debility, the
same effect IS produced.
4th-lf used in infancy till good growth is started it
may be p.oseIvedby attention to the latest period Of life.
5h-I; frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
mparS health and ygor the circulation, and pre-
vents the airfrom changing color or getting gray,
6hIt The hair to curl beautifully when done up
IN It over night
No ladies' toilet should be made without il:
7h--Chdren who have by any means contracted ver-
min in the head, Immediately nd perfectly cured by
its use. II is inallible
THE MAYOR.
The late Mayor of Philadelphia has certified under the
seal OF the city the character Of several Dynes ply
scians and gentlemen ofh standing who declare posi-
lively under their hands TALL of which may be seen at
the drug sOres,) > at me Balm of Columbia is not only
certain proseryatS0. Jut positive y restorative OF The hui
hair; also for dandruf Who shall dispute, or
who 60 bald lnqdire at all respectable druggists
CAUTION None can be genuine without a sPh ndl /
steel engraving, which is the Falls of Niagara an Dr
Comstock's, the American agents name, etc
| +. 4. WALTON SONS, are agents for M ntpeher,
VI and the genuine article always be had at their
! Bookstore.
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VERMONT STATE PRIsoN.-.-NO.

TlCE'-Thc undersigned, having been APP
pointed, at the last session of the Legislature Of the
State oil Vermont, 10 let out for term not exceeding
five years from and after The goth day Of March next,
10 any person persons who will hire tho same, the
labor Of all the convcis in the State Prison hereby
give notice, that they will receive and determine upon
proposals, in writing for the hire Of the labor Of said
convicts, aglecabIy 10 can Act relating to the State
Prison" passed at said session, November 1lth, A. d.
1885, at the inn Of Samuel Whitney, IN Woodstock,
in the county Of Windsor, the eighth day oil Janu-
ary A. d. 1910, at 10 O'Clock in the foreoon Of said
day Dated this 9th day Of November, A. D. 1885,
at Woodstock aforesaid.
CHARLES HOPKINS, J
JOHN MOULTON, }Commiltee.
OTIS CHAMBERLAIN, rs
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Paris, tNcOtA6sa g Sssa.as %.

ENHlLDREN TEETHING-TO MOTHERS
" AND NURSES-YOU are well aware that
there are hundreds OF those little ones that you so
dearly love, who are daily hurried into untimeIy
grave from that distressing ~, CoNvULsIoNs,
which almost every infant falls prey to al the time
Of denliiion therefore, you who are Mothers and
have the Of those little ones, should apply DR.
PARIS'S CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
for lNFANTiLE TEETHlNG, which has pre-
served thousands when thought past recovery from
that destructive ravager
For sale only at the Book store of E. P. WAL
TON < SONS, Montpelier VI.
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Payment is earnestly requested and must be made
all note and book accounts which have become
due, previous 10 the LIST of February B. & r.
Pain6-ld Nov H. '39. 26-3m
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A 900 Crockett CONT, and People's.A manacs for
N 1910 by s Dickinson, containing adventures,
sprees, scrapes and wild sports in lhv .WesI. and
ihe and manners in the back woods, Tor sale TO the
trade at he publishers prices by Villas LoUms h Co.
Burlington, Nov. 20. 30
ZOO Lbs white and cord. Cotton Thread Just re
~ ceiyed by Villas LOOMS & co. Nov. %.
ZS Ps. Printed Pongce Handkercheis, 25 b.
q VI scarlet do do. 90 ps spun elk do do, 30 doz
Islaa Crbyais do do. 80 dez Cotton Flaggs do do
'usl RECEIVED BY Villas LOOMS and Co,
Burlington, Nov, ord,
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h NEW ARRIVAL.
CHEAP CASH STORE.

BANCROFT K RICH have received from Bosto
their new stock Of Goods in addition to their former
stock, making our assert nien much more extensive,
which now offering lower for cash than we
have offered before, Purchasers earnestly
in sitcd TO call and examine prices and quality,
and Judge Tor themselves.
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TTUNTINGToN,s NEW GEOGRAPHY

IL AND ATLAS Just received, and for sale
at the Montpelier Bookstore by the hundred, dozen,
or single, and large supply OF this deservedlJ
popular school book, decidedly the best work Of the
kind now published Its execution IS excellent, and
tho accompanying map very great improvements
Merchants, and all others, supplied on liberal terms
in exchange for ash or rags Nov 26, 1928
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NEW LIVERY STABLE AT THE
HiLLape HOLeL.

M ANTED, Ivy The subscriber, few pounds of
w SAGE Tor Which cash will DC paid at The I'd
door from the Post Office. d. VOSE.
Monlp Tier, Nov. %. 2Siw
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CLEAN ROCK SALT, at LANGDON &
~ MRtGHT'S. Dec
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'piie5, &c. RAacnOrFhOids.
NO CURE MORAY Price 81,

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Mnnipeher. March lG. 1859 9l.lN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06
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