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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-18
TYSON FURNACE, PLYMOUTH, VT.

TNf1E subscriber would respectfully call the aten.
L ton Of the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware
&C. 10 the manufactures Of this establishment With
in three years blast furnace and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built and put in operation,
necessary to manufacture iron, and put II into the
various forms of castings required for the market
In this time more than two thousand tons oil good
Foundry metal has been made at these works. The
facilities at this place for making Iron Ware are
such as 10 enable the proprietor TO compete success
fully with other manufacturers in The country, and
the blast furnace hayinsbeen in operation Tor several
months, and now making more than thirty tons OF ex
cellent Soft Metal per week. furnishes supply of
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware, Caidrons and
every variety of Castings, and Pig Iron OF Superior
quality, on the most favourable terms to dealers.
A supply Of the much approved Woolson's Int
proved Cook Stove, with an air tight furnace, Badg
or, Haywards Reversible fue premium. several pat
terms, elevated oven Cook Stoves and other patterns,
adapted TO the renmarkes, all Sizes six plate or
Box Stoves, Vermont Parlors, improved and embe-
lished, Harp Patlors, a new and beautiful pattern,
which for symmetry and tase is pronounced superior
TO any thing of the kind IN market, Hollow ware,
Fire Frames, &c. on hand, and viii be sold on
favorable terms at very reduced prices TO dealers.
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal to Scotch.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that OF.
ders for the manufactures of this establishment will,
for quality of meal and style OF workmanship, be
executed TO the entire satisfaction of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber, at
"Tyson Furnace p. o. Windsor Co. W." will receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, Aug. 5th, 1910. 80
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oTORRS & LANGDONS have received the re-
muinder of their stock of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered in this
vicinity.
CONSISTING FART
Beaver and Pilot Cloths Of various priesthood
Cloths and Cassmeres-Fine and low priced Sat-
tinetts-white and colored Fannels, spotted Sales
bury do-Velvet and other vesngs-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers and Gushing and French Prints new pat
terms, coored Cambrics, worsted coat bindings and
silk cords, horn pearl, lasting alphene and silk But
tons-snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohair
and pic mic Mitts, asS'd cold twist for netting, Tam
bord, Doton, plain and fg'd Muslin de Lanes, silk
striped Shalays, blue black and blue Silks, better
black silk than can be found bennett silks Of new
styles, bennett Flowers British and Chantla Wells
Honiton do a rich and beautiful arcle-Highland
and Now Iceland Shawls, ar Fancy M dc Laao
Shaws-white, pink, blue and straw era pe-black
blue black and coored plain and fa'd Sattins-linen
cambria Handke rchiels-plain ana fg'd cap Laces,
linen cdsings and aces-velvel Ribbons, Bonnet and
cap do, belt do.,-Lacets, Dress Bone. Eastics-
superior scarlet and common face shaws.
Silk warp Cambleteensand Alapacca Cloths for
Cloaks at less price than has been sold before.
Blue black and other Merenocs-l Cloak Pattern OF
sup. blue black Thlbet Cloth.
Printed Saxony Cloths worsted and silk Serges
Black Italian and French silk Ctavats Satin Stocks
of the best make; French wrought collars and inser.
tngs; sambrlc eGsng and inserting; Chenelle Cords
Bead BAGS latest Paris style silk PRINCES; Lyon and
Coney flrs for trimming Cloaks, Sci silk and wors-
ted Bruds; plain ard fig'd Alopnos, cheaper than
ever; French Baskets; Gent and Ladies' lined and
Angola Gloves, Children's do.
10 Bales 600 yds. Sheetings and Shirtings,
900 " Bed Ticking,
600 " Bro, Drilling,
Very fine bro. Sheeting.
Cotton ticking, waddlng, batting, yarn, scarlet, ran
dom and white English Knitting Yarn,
100 yds Burlaps for Sacklng,
100 yds wool Carpetng, } ~.
Bales Buffalo Skins-seleced best and left The poor
Boas and Muffs, Fur Caps-new patterns & prices,
CROCKERY Of entire new PARTICULAR
Tea Seits.
HARD WARE full Stock,
1000 cwt. assorted Iron, in all shapes,
1000 4" Sweeds Steel,
1000 Superior Russia Sheet Iron-Stove dealers
supplied at a small commission above cost.
Chests superior Tea--low priced add good Tobac
co-50 Boxes Raisins-4 Boxes frosh Lemons
Malaga Grapes-.Prunes--.O ranges--l0
drums fresh Fgs-Cranberrys-Wa
| nuts and Chesnuts-Soda Crack
ers, SC. sc.
Picked Sword Fish, about equal 10 Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Fish.
We offer to our friends and the public all at yer,
| low prices tor cash or short credit.
| Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1910. 80
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M The PUBLlC.
w E, the citizens of Osego county, New York, do state
that when CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM FIRST intro
duced among us, did believe his advertisements nor
could then believe that any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful to restore torpid and persisted limbs
cure rheumatism, prevent teeihache and qunsy and
Group rattles with certantyand at the same time be
exceedingly mild and wounds cure the most
desperate piles; burns and calds and and
frozen limbs quicker and better than any medicine ever
before invented and could be depended upon TO quiet pain
and relieve in oil cases. etc. And although we
continued from time time to hear that II had been used
with great success still the Of inhabitants we've slow
to be convinced that all these statements could be true
But after six years Of observation, and after having care
fully tested the Basam for satisfaction, are free
that have found fully equal TO his Recommended
TONS and has become generally priced among and is
kept in every house, and used by every family throughout
the region 1t relieve pain almost instantly and
it is considered tho most valuable family medicine
| known.
JOHN II. PRESTIss Member Of tho House of Represen-
| tatives in Congress.
| Ivory HOLLAND, Member Of Assembly in the Legsa-
tnro Of the state of New York
Benz Allen Joel PeItis, c. Delong, g. Rockwell & Co.
| Merchants And others. Otsego, jan 1887.
For sale by s. BRITAIN, Bore, and by e. II. PREM
| TISS, Montpelier VI. " 6m
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S%STOV Els. STOW Els. -

rTNHE public for three months past have witnessed
i our anxiety and exertions TO induce Mr.. Tiden
TO bring suit against for making and selling the
Farmers STOVE, for which he claims the exclusive
right.
Our object being mainly to show how liable the
public to be cheated and the honest laburs Of the
Mechanic injured by the artul devices of The Lrag
ing and clustering Spectator. And now that Mr..
Tiden has finally, after passing the Fall court,
concluded that his reputation for truth and vc-acty
would not be siren gthened in the eyes oil the public
by further delay, he has mustered courage TO get
sort OF a writ served on sumoning 10 call at
Windsor next Nav, 10 show how it happened that
Mr.. Tden was not possessed of an inventive genius,
and how he came 10 know enough OF the art 10 cab
bage another mans invention, and get it patented,
&c: &c. Now we do not expect we shall be able to
answer all such inquiries, for are not skilled in
lcgerde main, or conversant with its leading spirit
which marks out the path Tor all such GREAT MEN
TO PURSUE
But we shall endeavor far 10 expose M Til
den that the public can take his full dimensions IN
this matter, If he will do us the favor 10 pursue MS
suit and give opportunity 10 combat him with
the substantial weapons OF truth and justice, enough
OF which we have in stoie Tor his back. We tear not
the truth, bat we have reason TO suppose IRON Mr.
Tilden's past conduct in delaying one term OF The
court that his main object is TO humbug the public,
10 further his interest and accomplish his designs
Mr.. Tilden has declared TO the world that he has
brought suit against and that he shall pursue IT,,
and therefore he cannot deceniy back out, WE
We return our thanks TO friends and the pub
lie for past indugences and for liberal share OF pa
tronage and especially in the sale of our FARMERS
STOVE which shall continue TO make and sell
and defend all those who purchase Of us agents
Purchasers are invited TO call at the old stand Of
A. Wainwright & Co where they will find the FAR.
MER's STOVE, far superior article TO that OF Tdens
stove.
We also keep for sale Towns improved Crane
Stove, three sizes the Conical Stove two sizes =
Rotary Stoves with elevated ovens Parker's, Rip
ley's, Premium and Conanrs drop boiler improved
Stoves; the YANKEE NOTION also Green's
elevated square oven Stove.
We have also hand general assortment OF
Box Stoves Of various sizes and patterns also Stan
leys patent Paror Stove, and eee CAN'T article
CALDRON KETTLES, Etove-pipes and trim
mings also general assortment oil Tin, Copper
and Hollow Ware, Poughs, &c. &c.
We are also prepared 10 answer all orders for ma
chine and other castings on short noces
E. A. WEBB e. co.
Montpelier, Dec. %, 1880. Silt
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sELF-sHUTTTNG DOOR HINGE.


TIME above Hinge will cause the door 10 shut Immediate
L ly, unless Distracted. 1t also will throw the same
back and hold open, if desired Thus adapted and
tributng the comfort and of summer well
as indispensable for the winter In opening the door is
raised all mats, cares and other obstacles
that may DO of necessity the floor The Hinges
raby adapted TO the inner Dr. outer doors private dwell
ngs public od ices, or pew doors in churches, Also all
buildings, barns yard gates They are perfectly
simple not liable to get out of ORDER need no repairing cost
but mere le, and work. las is the often remark of those
who have adopted them perfect CHARM and are a very
pretty ornament In Of fire. the doors be removed
in an instant thus not only saving important item in the
article Of DOORS but in their removal get rid of one great
obstacle in the removal and saving of much larger
ofproperty in valuable furniture.
In fine they Of those extraordinary inventions,
that we so seldom meet with viz real utility, without an
exception. Rights Of towns countess etc for sale the
Mechanics Exchange, Wilson's Lane, Boston.
The subscribers having purchased The right of manufac
turing the above hinge and using the in the Towns
of Montpelier and Barre prepared to hang doors with
the to ORDER
The above hinge may in operation at Cottrils
in Montpelier and Of the public houses in Monpe
Ter and Barre.
We also authorised agents for selling rights for
and counties in the state Of Vermont
Montpelier, Dec SCHUYLER PHELPS,
81, 1s40 LUTHER FARRAR.
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CHAKLIt5 BULKTlE1S ESThIt'
STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, So
- In Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and Tor
said District, on the 3st December, A ID ls4o George
Worhngon Executor of ihc last viii and testament OF
Charles Buckley, late Of Berlin in said district, deceased
presents his administration for
upon ordered that the be referred 70 hc 18th day
Of January next at tho probate Office in SAID Montpelier
for examination and allowance and that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication of this order in the Yer
mont Wotchmao and State Journal printed at said Mont
pelor, three weeks successfully, may be- that
they may appear at said time and place. if they cause
and object thereto
az GEO n NANSER Anting Judoe
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harm FOR SALE.-For sale by the subscriber,
l. good containing 100 situated in the .oi
Berlin good buildings nearly new, well fenced and well
tered good sugar place and plenty of good wood land
and good orchard Also good stand for Blacksmith
Washington county offer, containing about
of excellent land good shop and tools house, barn and 9th
convenient outbudngs situated the Union Meeting
House IN said Berlin Call the Subscriber the last
mentioned premises. CHEST Err NYE.
Berlin, Oct. 10, 1910, 75tf.
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NEW GOODS-NEW ARRIVAL.
LlANGDON AND WRIGHT are now opening the
largest assortment Of Goods they have brought Mont
peer which have been bought with cash in New York and
Bostonamong which SO chests choics Teas which will
be sold low by the chest single pound 5000 lbs Tobacco
cases low priced Prints, Super London Prints, Broad
Cloths Cassmercs etc. all will be sold cheap the Cash
Store. Nov 26.
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any now IN use, The construction is such that the
heat is evenly applied around the and perfectly
controlled for various purposes Of cooking; and whctA-
for boiling, brolIing, baking, frying, roasting or
toasling they have invariably proved deserving The
high Communications bestowed upon them. tits con-
6denfly asserted that stove in the market can do
much business with so little fuel in given space
oil time az Woolson's Improved Patent.
An AIR-TIGHT FURNAcE, for coal or small fuel,
for summer use, has been recently combined with this
stove, in an original manner, so to be used Tor
boiling, broine, baking, ironing sc. with the smallest
consumption of fuel and when in does not inter-
fore with the other operations OF the stove. and does
not cause inconvenience by giving out heat or gas
AN IsING-GLAss OR Mica 'dooris costructed upon
the fire side, which affords convenience for roasting
meat, fowls, sc. in n more perfect manner than can
be done in any other way, the old fashioned ten foot
fire. place excepted. 1t also affords the light of
cheerful open fire.-The fire room is OF good size,
and the operation OF the fire is such afford at all
times good supply of Goals for broing. &c. II is
truly the best FARMERS STOVE in the market.
as thousands will testify in New England, more than
1000 being now in use, 1000 being made and sold
by the Tyson Furnace last season.
HAYWOOD'S COOKING STOVE,
with ,our boilers uniting all the good qualities oil the
Strickland Farmers and other stoves of this class,
and is much esteemed by those who use them.
| TILDEN'S ELEVATED OVEN COOKING
STOVE. HAYWARD g. FISHERS PATENT
DO. Do, very neat pattern with Jour boilers, en-
bracng all the good qualities Of a small stove.
Reverable hue premiam, Badger and several other
patterns Cooking Stoves, Harp Parlors, q new and
beautiful pattern Vermont Pailtrs, four sizes, TO
which s added engraved arch instead Of the gal
lows pipe. Woolson Parlours, Box or six plate
stoves, from | 6 inches 10 Jour feet in length.
! CAULDRON KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
and variety Of CASTINGS usually made at cupoa
| or blast furnaces; all of which are made from the
best quality ofron, and will be warran-
49, ted 10 stand fire.
| STOVE PIPE, COPPER AND TIN WARE,
kept constantly on hand and manufactured TO order
Stove Dealers and others supplied the most favor.
able terms. Persons wishing stoves Tor their own
use are particularly invited 10 call. IEJsStoves war
ranted TO suit purchasers.
AARON HAVEN, Agent
| Montnal;or Nov on ISlO
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BRoADCLOTHs, CAssIMEREs AND
VESTINGSi


DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and TaiIor,l
IL state street, opposite the bank, NJ the old stand
Of |. Rker & Sou, has received fromSNew York a
good and Fashionable assortment of Broad Cloths.
Cassimcros and Vestings. Embracing super blk,
blue, brown and olive green Broadcloths super black
Doe Skin Cashmere, do. sup. black double mlled
and drub Cashmere black Satin and Velvet Ves-
lings do plain and figured SattIns, Marsaillos, Va.
lencia end Worsied blue, brown and drab BcSyor
aud Pilot Cloths; Over Goats; trimmings Of all kinds;
-k cord for coats and surtouts bindings; sUrgss
Silccia Bombazines Silk; Twist Marshall's linen
Thread, all colors aud numbers; is'd satiu velvet
Buttons do lasting, do. guilt, do. brocadc and twist
Ruttons Suspendcrs, Bosoms, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures, &c. &c. Garments well
made and in the most fashionable STYLE Cutting
done Tor others to make and warranted 10 81, at short
notice. Gentlemen wishing for fashionable gar
mens respectfully invited to call at the old stand
opposite the Bank
N. 3. The Fall and Winter Fashions for 1901
received.
Montpelier, Nov 1S40s so GIN
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l. a splendid assortment OF shell combs consisting
in part of plain and rough sidc back and neck Combs,
puff and twist do. Ivory toilet do walking sticks and
OF all kinds, wooden tobacco boxes, &c. oil Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices. SO
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NOVEMBER 25, 1910.

IL NONGMofK 70, 1871.
IL N. BAYLIES informs his old fiends and customers
that he will continue trade under his at the old
stand where he would be happy receive continuance Of
their calls and patronage He would also inform the pub
lie that he has Just received new supply of Winter Goods,
including Furs of every description among which are OF
ter, South Seal Seal and Cloth Caps Mufs Boas Ties
&c. &C. also prime and selected assortment Of choice
Buffalo Robes together with general assortment of Eng
lsh, French and American Dry Goods all of which will be
sold for cash credit low be purchased any
store in the vicinity. soft
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BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
u UST received by Jewet, Howes and Co. supefne
medium Eng Ger and American Broad Cloths ora coors
and prcos Pilot and Beaver Cloths of every variety from
81 so TO IS per yard Cassimeres, new styes-London
Doe SKINS Black blue and fancy coored Cassimeres;
Vestings, styesWinter yesings, figured and plain
satin do; together with large Of Vevois
ges, Siecas Bro Linens Canvass Padding, Binding etc
ANY gentleman in want ofgarmens ofany kind will do well
TO give us a call, Oct g. 1870
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BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

BKANDON IRON COMPANf.
VENAS WOOD has just received fresh supply
HI of STOVES and Iron Ware, from this well
known and long approved furnace, comprising Go.
nanrs Patent Cook Stove, thick p!atesl Conanrs
Patent Improved, sizes, Rotary Cook Stove sizes,
Vermont Cook, sizes, YSnkse Notion, with lar
mace, sizes, Commits Elevated Rotary, decidedly
preferable 10 all The late Improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all sizes, Vermont Parors, sizes
Potash and Caldron Kettles, He has also supply
of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin and Fancy Paror
Stoves New York and Albany patterns Also,
TlLDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Russia and English iron stove pipe, tin and copper
ware, Lead Pipe, Copper Pumps, Sheet Zinc, &c.
all at the lowest prices
Montpelier Oct. Is, $40.
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JOHN LEACH Il co.

Successors to Leach, Page &. Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers in West lDdia Goods,
wv Wines, Teas, sc. sc. also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No. 3, Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass, JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A.rGlLMORE.
tCJDFor sale above, at the manufacturers price,
William Browns No. /, Silver Top, Sarsaparilla
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was so much used
the past summer as q common bevaraget 4s:if
NEW GOODS.-BALDWIN& SCOTT have
lNIeceived large supply olNew Goods, whichlhey
will sell good terms os can BIO had any where.
Montpelier, Sept. 25. 7lu
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IN LOTIONl LOTION!
HIR. EVA NSj pEAITTIEVINCt OTION !

~ X. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION, high
y esteemed for curing all Erupons Coarseness, cd
ness. and pimplcs on the Face, Neck or Hands, and
eliectualy cleaning the complexion, and removing all
diseases of the skin
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in life, engaging first appearance This Lotion
s admired as q most fragrant, mild safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues cleansing sofenlng
and purifying the skin OF all eiupuons, injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring it 10 high degree of
purity.
beautiful and hcal'hful complexion is the pride Of
all who possess it, and The envy Of those who are de-
prived o. il. What can be affecting 10 a beautiful
female, in whose lace nature has displayed her power
10 find her complexion discolored with disgusting
pimples which affect her charmsl
good appearance is The best recommendation
and the BenutilyIng Lotion puries the skin, and
all pimpcs, blotthes, tan, sunburn, and red
mesa, and produces beautiful hue, it is the only cos
metc lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy, 10
remove all roughncss, pmples, ringworms spots red
ness, of The face aud nose, and every kind
OF eruption on the surface Of the human body. II is
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen TO be used af-
ter shaving as it will prevent the otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning beard Pre-
muurely grey.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK s. Co.
SO No. III Genesee st., Utica, N. Y.
Also by s. BURBANK, MONTPELIER, VII
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lEPRE AID ON.

TIME subscribers are interested with DR. Carter
Il in vending his justly celebrated Compound
Pulmonary Balsam, prepared by the Doctor himself,
who is now, and has for many years been regular
and successful practising physician tbu are not in
terested in the preparation Of any spurious or coun-
tefet urcle as is falsely stated above) nor do they
wish to sell on the credit Of any other as they as
well as many who have given il fair trial, are satis-
fed that il is not only superior 10 Sampson Reeds
''Mixture," but il is preferable 10 any other medicine
for Pulmonary Complaints. Therefore we say be-
ware Of mposilions and false assertions made by
hose I'M crested in vending other mixtures, and DO
nartieular and enquire for Doctor Carter's Com
Mound Pulmonary Balsam by lis whole name, and in
ali pulmonary Complaints, be sure and try it; even
after physicians have pronounced their patients past
recovery, many have been restored by using few
bottles. The safest way is 10 keep it constantly on
hand and use it freely in all cases when afflicted
with coughs or diseased lungs.
Sold by s. p Red6ed, S. Burbank, jr. and Z.
p Walton and Sons, Montpelier, Vermont, and by
someofhe Druggists or Merchants in almost every
town in New England, and in any quantity at our
store nearly opposite the Seminary >, ,-,,--,,,
Newbury, Vermont, January 4th, lS4l'
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ID ADGER, PARTRIDGE II 90. have on band of
I'D fer for sale their Hat and Fur Store opposite the
Village Hotel State Street. general assortment and first
rate article Of Brush Plain Mole skim Otter, Nutra and
common Napt HATS; Otter, South Seal, Seal, Nutra
Muskra and Cloth GAPS of the latest fashions also ope-
and Russia Dog Collars Boas Stocks, Dickeys Bosoms
ruffed and plain, Suspenders Gloves, Umbrellas. Pant
Straps, etc, Dec, 25 34tf
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BANCROFT & RIKER have on hand tons of assor.
~ ted Horse Nail Rods do assorted Shoe Shapes, do
Swedes Steel 8 do Sweeds Iron assorted sizes do Eng
sh lron assorted Sizes 20 do Nails assorted Sizes do
Round Iron assorted sizes, Toecork Steel Cast Steel etc.
which will be sold cheap for cash approved credit
Montpelier, Dec. 3, 1910. stiff