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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, Scroiula, Plies, Ery,pcas Salt Rhcum,
ocald Head, and all diseases arising from lmpuy ol
the Blood.
nOCF. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES.
IL medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and ofsu active character To eradicate speedily aud
permanently all these troubles dangerous diseases
which from bad state Of the GOD is highly recon-
mended by who have used IT, aud will positively IN nine
Of ten effect permanent he proprietor
letters every week speaking praise Of the
aicle and narratng Of raordnpry cures which
are too voluinnous Ia pGbllsh.
REFEREh CES-Miss Sophia Buuchcle ofSt lbaNs
aged abut 20 cured e scad head which she had had from
iniancy-was oblsedto cap constantly, and was
without any han oi consequences. ahc commenced tab
the Mature in Feb 1872 and by April tho disease DIS
pc1ed Her hair now grown out full and she longer
is obliged TO cap
Mr. E'bud!e Bin CHAM Of ST Adams, for Tho ca Of
burning, smartug hno with when he had been afflicted
for yeas
so omon Johnson of Durham for the cue of an ulcer
and scrofuous affection.
Erasus Stanton, II W Rice and John Baker Of STAN
b dge for the Gu of piles.
Hugh Murphy, also OF 81 Adams cmed of bad
case OF plies in July last FIVE days Ahcr he commenced
taking the mixture.
j@Tho aboyo article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the satr-sod who esac by Cuh -
SMITH, ST Albans. VI. Also Ivy T. =. WALTON
Also by tioss 4 Autclns Waterbury,; Green, itich>
mond Dana Weeks aud Stanton Danvllc J." JeweIt
ST Johnsbury; O French, Barrel n q. Hale, Chelsea
Il. Il. NeWns and Co. ROyaon; }. Ross Jr Woodstock.
Peck and Spear Burlington: n, " Hodey and Co. VIII
iston.
IpAlso, BY CLARK & COLLINS, and S. p. RED
FIELD, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
TWO GOOD IA RMS FOR SALEM
LOW ELL. WV.

nNE Of about l70 of first land lying on tho main
~ road leading from Burlington Derby Line with abont OC
acres under good cultivation, with good story and half Dwell
ling House and two Barns thereon and conveniently waered
two pumps of the brua of liz
best quality continually running, and plenty of good God and
timber convenient to DO the farm good new school
house within half mile miles from the meeting
store aud starch factory The main brunch of Mssquo River
very pleasantly the whole farm IL very ucas
ant well as convenient situation stand and one
of the barns was built for that purpose - W.
The other Farm lies mile from main ond cop
tainng 100 acres, with about ~ under good
smooth and little rolling to the well watered tmboi
ed and all suitable for nge moving with good House and
wood shed and barn every convenient for the farm.
The property is owned by Robert Rogers of the City Of New
York, aud will be sold public auction tho 18th day of Sen
ember next If disposed of private sale previous to tha,
time. And he Is under the necessity of selling the
can he made easy for half the purchase money. For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber, the premises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for ROBERT RoaEas.
Lowell, July &C. 1874 72:tf
D. The above will he offered private snle until dspos-
ed Of November isit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16

A SoREAMER. The Louisville Journal
of the 2lst says
Miss Browning, the Kentucky Gantess
mas arrived in this city, and can be seen
az Washington Hall. Miss b. is seven
lee' h,gh' weighs nearly three hundred
POUNDS, and is well proportioned. We
auv'So gu 10 call and see her, as another
opportunity oil seeing the largest woman
l ~, 'ne wofla may never be presented.-
she is by lar the most wonderful human
spectacle that we ever gazed ON. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
CONDENSED VIEW OF a GREAT
MAN

DIR. Samuel Johnson, one of the most
eminent writers and critics of the last cen
tury, ever manifested a marked respect for
religion. On one occasion, the Able
Raynal being introduced TO him and adj
vancing to take his hand, Johnson drew
back, and put his hands behind him.
When asked by friend the reason, he
said Sir, will not shake hands with an
infidel' When Hannah Moore inquired,
if he did not think the Dean of Derry a
very agreeable man. Child said he, |
will not speak any thing in favor of Sab
bath breaker Still with all his knowl-
edge, his gigantic powers of mind, and
his full conviction of the truth of revela-
ton, and Of the infinite importance of re-
ligion, it does not appear that he became
truly wise unto salvalion,' till near the
close of life. During his last illness, his
dread Of death was for time very great,
but at length, through humble Redeem
err, his fears subsidized, and he said, 'The
bitterness of death is past After he had
found peace in believing, he sent for Sir
Joshua Reynolds, to beg, as dying friend,
three fav6rs of. him First, that he would
never paint OH the Sabbath ; second, that
he would relmquish to him thirty pounds
which would enable him to leave that sum
TO dstressed'lamily third, that he would
often read the Scriptures, and always on
the Sabbath. With all, which, it is said
Sir Joshua complied.
In his last hours, Johnson said to his
physician - DIR. Brocklesby, you are
worthy man, and my friend, but am a.
frad you are no Christian. What can |
do better for you than offer in your pres
cnce prayer to the great God, that you
may become a true Christian in every
sense Of the word ? lie fell on his knees
and prayed but rising up, he took the
Doctors hand and said, Doctor, you do
not say Amenp The Doctor then said,
,Amen.' Johnson continued, My dear
Doctor, believe dying man; there is no
salvation but in the sacrifice of the Lamb
of God
AS Hume, in his last hours, had made
bold declaration Of his infdel opinions,
Johnson was desired, in like circumstan-
ces, to make confession of his faith
Selling his pen, and inquring what was
/. the usual form of commencing a will, he
wrote offer my soul to the great and
mercifu God | offer it full of pollution,
but in assurance that it will be cleansed
in The blood of the Redeemcr.'
Having written for some minutes, he
expressed something of his former dread
Of death. Sir John. Hawkins, who was
present, replied, If you, Doctor, have
these fears, what is to become of me and
Others 90 sir said he, have written
piously it is true, but | have lived too
much like other men.'-Ffe now claimed
no merit he had, in common with all 9TH
crs, violated Heavens righteous law; and
could find no peace, no hope, but in hum
BILE penitence and cordial trust in the Ato-
ming Saviour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
kiEALTH is A DISSIDERATITM

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES In no season dor,
The blood and secrctions Of the human stem undergo
more striking change Than in the fall Of The wear If we
turn to nature The changes the vegetable world are FUND
not ony skingy analogous, but 10 have strong nhu-
cRce on The health diseased cOndo Of The body From
the decay OF autumn, and The morbid and dealhlke state
OF winter there springs new life and beauty. The effect
Of tins decreased activity in ali inanmao ,tter as well
as on our h seal system renders the OF simple
medicine, especially to those 81 slender constitutional
absolute Importance. This is The time ,tTeclually TO as
slS nature IN renewing and sens henlng the power ofthe
vital organs. Oiihesc functions, have more nti-
mate connection than The stomach aud liver The pres
cnce Of food in the stomach and tie healthy opeation of
the digestive powers furnish The only natlra siimulant
to the liver. But whenever The coatinss Of the former be-
cone weak and moibd, both the quantity and quality of
the seer eons are greatly modified the natural Stimulus
is dmnished-the bile is imp opery secreied and dis
ease OF be liver or chronic affections in form or anoh
e. are almost sure TO follow In this critical condition n,
give healthy tone TO the stomach and FREQ the blood
Hi its impurities. theieby preventing months and NAV
be years of su icrng, PARIS LIFE PILLS ARE a
perfectly gentle and efrc'ual medicine. Its celebrated
author was Tor more than ccnury only close and
constant student Of the medicinal properties of plans
tul Of their adaptation The Of very class Of inter-
nal dlseayrs Although il rly lie apparcn Nv hope.
less Invalid the use OF this medicine and contin-
ued him in health and vgor TO the age o. l5s
years These Pis arc exceedingly mild in their opeation
and may be given Ia chdItn well as adults with The
utmost secuiy. To heir superiority in This respect over
most OF the vegetable medicines IN use hcus ands are
constantly lcsfying.
The PIcpreors have seduousy avoided that system of
pufns so generally esoued TO- yet their pills won
degree of popular favor uncxamped in history &C any
popular mcderne, 1t is only twelve monh his since
they established their agency in the United States and the
monthly sales ate upwards Of ten thousand boxes They
give these simple facts wishing the medicine to rest
ti' ne lis intrinsic value, No ship going should
he without them. Families having used them will
always have supply.
SETH w. rUWLE, 1873 Washington st. sole agent
Tor New England,
AGENr-Montpelier s. r. REDFIELD
Waterbury,, J. c. Simpson.
Chelsel Dickinson & Noble
Bennington H. X Parsons
Nergenres, John II. Bowman
Stow, ii. l. Camp,
East Beikshirc, Rublee &. Butler
Burlington, Peck Spear,
Bellows Falls NOrmln Nartisl
Woodstock, James Ross, j..
Pomfrcii Gus Chamberlain,
Norwich, +. l.. and T.. w. Old,
Stafford, Royal Hatch,
Washington, b, +. Dickinson,
Barre, Oryii French, s6eoply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16

The MIssrNG PACKET SHIPS. The
Louisville Journal has the following para
graph upon the probable loss of these no.
BILE ships:
"All hopes of ever again seeing the
packet ships United States and England,
seem now 10 be abandoned by the public.
The United States has been one hundred
and one days at sea, and the England
ninety-six.
"There is something peculiarly mourn
iul In such an announcement. The pack
ct ships left New York within few days
of each other in all their beauty and pride,
with crews and passengers full of life and
hope. They rode the hcaving pillows gal
lantly, and when the land in the blue dis
tance faded away from the vision on board,
they little thought that it was the last
occasion on which they should see the hills
and wales of this beautiful earth. And
yet it was SO. These gallant vessels with
their treasures Of life, have undoubtedly
gone down below the unstable surface of
the sea, and are
sin the deep bosom of the Ocean buried"
They have passed away from the scenes
of this world forever. The places that
knew them once shall know them no more.
A thousand ties of love, affection and
friendship are severed by this calamity
Many an anxious prayer has been sent
Heavenwards for the welfare of those who
have been engulphed. Many wish for
prosperity, health and safety has been waf-
ted over the waste of waters to the voy.
ayers who will return no more. MANY a
wet eye and many stricken heart have
poured out their anguish as visions of the
wrecks and their victims have come ur
wildly before the imagnations of friends.
Hope, anxiety, and despair have by turns
taken possession of the souls of the survi
vors. Whoshall paint the deep and bur.
ming agony of mothers, fathers, wives
children, brothers and sisters, reft of those
dearest to their hearts by this eventl In
truth it is a perilous thing to dare tho
wrath of old Ocean when an angr,
. sky is over head and the wild spirit of the
storm is shrieking around you. HEAVIER
help the mariners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
PARR,S LIFE PILLS.

A CARD. THOMAS ROBERTS & co. Druggists
"A and Medicine Vendors ofCrsne Court LONDON Mar
ket Place, Manchester and III Fulton street New York
respectfully announce to the public that having
N calling attention to hcr invaluable medicine PARIS
l.ir Pills and It's ,tcaay being fully tested ind is
success as purga7c established beg state ina, no
medicine ever offered 10 mankind has rapidly Obtained
such distinguished celebrity and it qucs onabe fthere
any part g., the civilized world where lis aordn,nrv
healng virtues nave not been exiib ted
The proprctors therefore duuby anxious TO eccom
mend the Pills to tUse whose loss Of health by dyspepsa
or rheumatic affections require speedy and reno
walton.
The opinions cf its value by Of the best medical
men of The dayis foundation that its success does
not depend upon any system Of advertising
putting, but upon is virtues amongst those whose ey.
iehsvc medical acq emens and nigh character ntcg-
IIy place Them out OF the possibility e along quackery
Thonas Roberts D. Co have the permission Of Dir Filler
Of Philadelphia, for stating his sr,ng nonenda,ion Of
The use Of these Pts derlnged hilary conn ains and
lying rheumatic symptoms.
BY such undoubled testimony this the public are be.
ginning understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
ct thus mud medicine to the powerful purgavcs thai bayg
been h'hefo sold Them in the shape of Pills winch NAV
give rtlIcl Tor sorl space of time, but always at the
expense Of the system. by etfeebng it and rendering il
more liable TO receive again othpt Complaints
The sane high medical authority describing the viz
tues OF h's medic nc says, As differs riany respects
very essentially from the Pills that have IN hortD been
brought before the public advisable make The pubc
acquainted WIN the general properties they possess s.
gcn'ly-lndeed when they do purge freely it IS OWN,
less 10 their purgatve qualities than The very bad condp
OF The system they are acting upon The vegetable nrcdi
chtS VI WHICH ' "Ie stI'cty composed, VIII IN all Instnn
ccs chemically compose the deeenous matter that gens
Grated By various and mpede the vital aud orraue
operations o. nature in the human frame Their action
principal by decomposition nyieora ing by the tone
and quality of the blood-suenghcnng all the organs
cffectuay without any of that stimulating eec so inuri.
in purgalyes generally"
They s.t retail by most Of the respectable Druov,s
in New York and by ouy Apo ntcd agents in every CITY
| and town from Maine TO Louisiana Canada, the Brush
pr Dvnecs Havanl the West India Islands and South
Anerc1, in boxes so and 25 cents each
Test monas Of cures from persons whose disc asses wero
Of tue most nvctcrae kind and ofong standing NAV be
seen at the CicG o. T. Roberts x Co III +, lion 81 n
York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR co ATEE IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.

FOR CONSUMPTION COLDS, RHEUMATIsM VI,
DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERS.
JTAVING been attacked some niouths with a bad
IL Cough Weakness my Chest and a loss Of appe
titc used Weights Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew
worse W til cold swe is at night could not sleep and
believed was in Consumption. | procured box oil
d. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored M health within DAYS, and /
believe them to be the best remedy ever used.
Cambridge, Oct, 10Th, 1884.
Extract from ~. G. Pages ctcr, daicd
The sugat Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you Sent me
sell well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
than any have had.
Canaan Me. Feb Sd ls45.
The Pills which I received of YOU, have given such
universal satisfaction where they have been purchased
and the sale has been uniform that have thought best
to request you 10 send me on some mIrc of em imme-
dIatey, &c,
Extract from VIM. n. Packard's loltef dated
Monsun, Mass Jan. 22d, 1915.
Sr, enclosed is the payment for the last Pills. You
will please send ME bv express another lot say
Gcz Hey give good satlsldcion have moi on hand
Than six boxes and DO wish to be out Of them
day
Extract from Daniel Taft & Sons letter dated
Tasville Vermont, Feb. 1915.
Ionr Pills received Few days suce and 1 have
sold OF them, and aso used some ourselves, and
think very favorable of them and they liked by those
Mr.. J. p Smith Of ouccslcr states tia, he has sold
all, and wishes doz boxes immediately, ami they
give such universal satisfaction that ne has determined t.
MIR. "A. Allen, of Palmer Depot, states that he was
very thankful that he appointed agent his wife had
been INVALID for some time, and box Of these Pills
Immediately cured hers also that had performed alike
wonderful cures ia the town, and enlicy and
wanted more Immediate WAS agent for other Pills bul
should only recunmcndih
Extract from J. b. Dlnfouh's letter, dated
Barnard, Vt Jan. llh 1915.
Please send Immediately dcz. Smiths Sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, those you short
time since nearly all sold and give universal saisf
ton
Tine above are only few of the numerous letters
which daily received Of the great popularity and
of these t,uly excellent Pills. They the best
medicine for ths above complaints that are Sold and N
every that they have been tire have given universal
snsfie ion, and should be KEEP: family medicine by
every We ouly ask trial OF them tc convince the
most skepc Of he truth of these assert
The directions and treatment Of the disease mp
ny every box iice % cents per box.
No "Sugar Coated Pills" be genuine without the
Signature Of the sole nnyenor, q BENJAMIN SMITH,
M D. President of the New York college Of Health
upon every box Office devoted exclusively the sale Of
this Medicine No. l7s. Greenwich Street. New York,
and Me- g. Water Sweet Boston.
iEJS Agents for Montpelier, T.. p. WALTON and
SONS ond CLARK COLLINS,
iE}S FOR SALE IN ALL THE TOWNS AND
VILLAGES IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
n. ~ No travelling Pedlcrs ere allowed to sell these
Pills. 03 3mos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
BURNHAM & VAIL,

ms DAY received, BY Walkers Express the Iargos
style Of co ef re-; vsss AG superior lot Of
una zen Dozen Of tho nsaest BOsoMs you eyeI did ss
Noleeiier, April 10, 1916 am" =" .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-16
II YOU FEEL A LAsSITUDE,

WITH loss uf appetite. pa la ion of the heart, ina
w blily to exercise, with dcowsiness and disposition
TO sleep take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
ses seldom fail to relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and languid circulation Of the
blood and redundant quantity morbid quality Of tho
qe which is apt TO occur al this season of the year,
pain in the limbs head ache, and other effects of recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Dmggls,s gsperully, and By agents in all
the country Gowns, and a. The General Depot No. 226
Main s, Harlf1r I'd, CT, Also by S p REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
ms, Waterbury; o. French Barre and M. Hammet
e. Montpelier; A. T. Bancroii Painied. 81
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
n. Ii. DOWNS VEG ETABLE BAL


'HHE most valuable mediocre now known for GU ing
Coughs, Gods, Consumption, Whooping Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis, Group Influenza, and all diseases OF
the Lungs and where it IS known has Obtained DIES, nv
tdly p puar reputation by promoting expectoraon by
which means the constant irritation of the lungs mime.
dutely stopped giving to nature united with lhe Basam
ic properties Of The meCicne opportunity to effect
cure, as can be aiiested by thousands Of individuals in
England and n. York, and the sktptcal hive only
to use ono bottle to prove the truth OF the statement
Pamphlets containing shrrI history Of the dsca. os,
respec abe certificates oil with full directions ac.
company each houle Gun be had tf the agents sralls
AGENTS can be supplied by application 10 URTIS
and SMITH ST. Adams Vermont
It-j3Sold in this village by CLARK COLLINS
and p. REDFlELD; also by A. T. BANCROFT
PlaHfeldj ALDER aud q r. CAMP, Stowe GoSS
& HUICHlNS, Waterbury. 10
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4 true copy of Record,
II Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register

STATE OF VERMONT, 10 the Hen the Probate Court for
District OF Randolph SIS the District Randolph:-o all
persons concerned ~ the estate Of uTbane Lahfop OF
Chelsea, IN said District, deceased inestate-tiroeting
WiEREAs, David Goodwin, administrator on tho estate of
w the SAID deceased, rendering account of his
administration, and presenting his against said
for allowances at session of snd Court o AT tho Pro
bate office in Washngtop in said district on the 18Th dy of
May lsi5-herefoe, you hereby notified appear before
said Court ut the time and place aforesaid show cause
any you have, why the said should allowed
Dated at Washington in sad District this l4h day Of April
A. d. 1916. 10 JOHN Colby Jndsaa
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sIA orans oT couhy IN cnANcERY Second Circuit
Stone & Emery, \VnEREAs, John Stone Of Chelsea and
sWah Camp and bill ofcomPant against Denson s. Camp
Ira Emery Boston in the State of Massachusetts and Sa
rain Camp and Ira Emery of Washington in the County of Or
unge, stating in substance, that the lh day of April, 1872
the defendant DenisOn Camp, indebted to the
the of two hundred doais specified certain promssoy
of hand of that date payable demand with interest
nuaaud in order 10 the payment of said Of
ey the 18th day of April 1872 10y deed of mortgage
date, the said d. Camp conveyed Ira Emery, for the
benefit of the part follow described premises
in Washington Orange County, vz:-One undivided half
about four of land in the ID division of the original right
Of Samuel Leonard proprietor in said Ownsad premises
the Starch Factory premises and the lot the Boston lot
certain therein described payable said
well to the of the above described
orators that afterwards the said premises conveyed by
deed Of quit claim the said Sarah Camp by the defendant
s. Camp, the 9th day of june 1879 The said
contained in said note payable said oato
dollars having according the
tho pray for foreclosure of said premises COST
Aud whereas appears that sud Denson s. Camp resides with
this Sate,the reoro in of the statute
hereby said d. Camp and he is hereby required
appear before the Chancellor Of the 2 Judicial Circuit Of the
State of Vermont at the place of holding said Court in
next and make the said bill of complaint and abide
such order decree thereon the said Chancellor may
And the compliments said bill hereby drec
ted this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed in Mont
peer the last Of which publications. 10 he at least twenty days
previous to said third Tuesday Of June.
Dated Chelsea in said County of Orange the Both day
Of April, \. d. 1915
CALVIN BLoDCETT, Clerk.
JOINS CoIpY Solicitor IL
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Attosl, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
true copy Of record

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont.
on the 18th day of April, A. II. 1915
AXIOM PALMER, administrator the estate of MO
~ sES PALMER, late OF Wasied, in said District, de
ccasod presents his administration for settemeu
Wheupon, II is ordered that the be referred the goth
day OF May next at the Probate office in said Montpelier
Tor elimination and allowance, and that oil concerned be
hod hereof by the publication of this order in the Vermont
Nntchmnn aud state Journal printed said Montpelier
weeks succosse as be, that they may appear
by order of Court,