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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22
THE MORMONs OF NAUVOO.

A correspondent of the S! Louis Republican
gives very glowing description of the deserted
city of the Mormcns and in abiding to the distress
of those who have been compelled to sacrifice their
property and quit their homes on the eve of winter
without means Of support, he says
Several cases of deep distress, mostly lone wild
ows and orphans came to my knowledge during
my stay. In all of these, aid was freely given. =
One Of these cases is peculiar. During the pre-
paratlons previous to the fight, of the horsemen
of the city, while riding through the street, was
thrown from his horse ard his gun discharged, the
ball from which entered the body of Mrs. Hay
wood, who was in the door at the time The lady
was badly wounded, but not killed-and was una
BILE 10 be removed from the city wien the posse en-
tered.
Her husband, being a rabid Gormon, ran over
the river, leaving her and young child on this side
Of the river, where she fell under the notice of the
anti Mormons. Provision was Immediately made
fer her support, medical aid procured, and every
care and attention bestowed which was in the pow
er of the commander or his men. She is now do
ing well, and will in few days be removed tc
some place in the INTERIOR until she will be able tc
90 to her friends III Vermont, as she has decided
not TO follow her husband into the Wilderness.
What renders her more ptlbe is, that he
has possession of her three children, all under ter
years of age, and is making Of them to induce
ner 10 after her determination. one never was
Mormon but in that confidence which woman only
reposes IN the object of her regard she followed
him to Nauvoo. Since that time her confidence
has been shaken, and she has now determined nev
err to the Mississippi, to swell the tide of
which Mormonism is destined to carry in its train
This accident, which she doubtless regarded a!
most unfortunate, regard aa one Of the most for
tunate circumstances in her life. 1t has been the
means Of separating an interesting woman from
brutal and fanatica husband who would else have
dragged her into the far wilderness to suffer unit
Il terabie woes.
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MEXICAN WAR.
DISQUALIFICATION OF MON

REORGANIZATION OF MONTEREY.
The New Orleans picayune of the 4th gives the
terms of capitulation of the Mexcans at Monterey
follows, from which it will De observed that the
Mexicans left prepared to fight another day.
"The terms of captulaon were in effect as fol-
lows THAT the Mexican officers shall be allowed
TO march out with their side arms that the caval-
ry and infantry be allowed to march out with their
arms and Announcements; that the artillery should
be allowed to march out with one battery of q
pieces, and 81 rounds of ammunition thut all other
munitions of war and supplies should be turned
over to a board Of American officers appointed to
receive them that the Mexican Army shall be
allowed days to evacuate the city aud that the
American troops should not occupy it until evocu-
ated that the cathedral fort, citadel, should be
evacuated at 10, A. NJ, next day. 25th the Mexi-
cans then marching out, the American garrison
marching in that the Mexicuns should be allowed
TO salute their flag, when hauled down that there
should be an armistice of eight WEEKS, during which
time neither army should pass line running from
the Ranconada through Linarcs and San Fernan-
do. This lenient offer Of the American General
was dictated with the concurrence Of his Generals,
and by motives Of good policy. This considera-
ton was due to the good defence of their city by
the Mexican Army.
The Washington Union of the 18th says:
! Neither army is to pass a specified ne-whch
10 ptiHt rs HCdIly Udll WY UelNetl Monterey unu
Saltlllo.-under eight weeks. But this arnsico, in
the first place, does not embrace our other lines OF
operations; and, secondly, it is subject in express
terms, to the orders and instructions Of the two
Governments"
The Government of Mexico is said to be with.
out dollar in the Treasury; nor have we heard Of
its having adopted any means to obtain funds fol
| prosecuting the war.
A report was prevalent in Mexico on the Sd ut
that Santa Anna had given orders to the Mexican
forces at Monterey, and other places in that quar-
ter, to fall back on San Louis Potosi, and that he
would meet them with 10000 men.
FURTHER FROM MONTEREY.
The number of Americans killed is about 500
and 200 wounded. In addition to the list of off
GERS already published, we find the following
KlLLEp-Capt. Williams, and Lieut.. Terrett
WOUNDED Maj. Gen. Butler, Col Mitchell
Majors Mansfield and Ambercrombie and Serion
Major BronGe, Capt. Lamotte, and Lieut's Rossell
II. Graham, and Dworth.
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is about years since this Medicine has been
uuced to the public, and it stands unyHled in its effects
bearing the scrutiny of all classes both friendly aud
III MY. II il but for the Mothers who
ha'e pass through of affection giving birth
Mad be described 1t is you make an appeal 1t
II Il especial and general good that should
Of 6ne bottle of the MOTHERS RELIEF before confnemen
IN approach the chamber without feeling
you going the chamber of DEATH You
ured that it will still alt febre aud affection 1t
smoothes and shields from irritation and by its peculiar proper
ties destroys the of hemorhage inflammation that
oou attend and follow the hour of pattuTon, 1t
sweet and natural rest, and at last facilitates birth, that
Mothers have pass through such eScluthing and
distress The Mothers Re9fmay he depended upon all
OF threatening abortion where it possible be prevented
Of spasms, causing frequent alarm, from to three
doses will give immediate relief
As the subject that with popety be fully dis
cussed In this public manner, n3e all who feel interested
call (most of the respectable druggists in the
United Satesl the manufacturer, and they will be fur
nshed with pamphlet in which they will find all the
facts form opinion of It's merits and also the opin
ion of many physicians of ominenco and OF persons who have
become acquainted with its beneficial effects,
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
that spurious articles OF Mothers Relief nut
by g. H. x j. H. Coleman, of uialo one Dr. Smith of New
York his bottles cut with the directions that pasted
the bottle nearly perfect fac smile Tie
ugento and has the genuine pamphlet Consequently
tits we'll calculated deceive the public Ask for Baholick
Mothers Relief None Is genuine unless signatures
found within the wreath of the Direction that pasted
tie is fac smile of our hand writing also by attending the
above directions need be imposed upon All orders from
Vermont will be promptly attended to, by
]. LANDON,
Factory Point Manchester, VI.
DR. G. A. BARTHOLtCK,
the of Fitzhugh street, opposite the County
Clerks Office, Rochester, ~.
AGrNrs.-Narsh6ed, H. d Putnam Cabot, Dsbcook &
Trussqll Hudwick q. Crosby SOM Barre, d. w. Keith
Waterbury, j. 6. stmpson stowe, H. Weshburn Orange
FRed 4 Hancock 72;eol6m
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The Second Annual Report, communicated to
the Legislature yesterday presents the annexed
information, in addition to that set forth in the re-
port of July last, which has already been published
It will be observed that the remarks which we
made few days since as to the rapid progress and
moderate cost of the work, are fully sustained by
The report:
On the 18Th day of December last, the ground
was first broken, at a point nesr the village oil
Windsor, and the work Of grading has been vgor-
ously and successfully maintained, with but occa-
sonal interruptions and those on the line between
Montpelier and Burlington, which have occurred
without any fault on the part of the Company.
The amount of work done has been large, and
fully warrants the expectation that the whole can
be completed in the most substantial manner, Mt the
earliest time, and within the cost anticipated by
the company.
Prior 10 the LIST October, 1876 the amount of
work done on the road was follows;
1,76l,O00 cubic yards of earth removed.
47l00 rock
1920 masonry done.
About 90 miles of tho road is graded, or nearly
so-beng about one fifth Of the entire line. A
large portion of the light work is yet untouched
attention, thus far, having been generally bestowed
upon the heavier parts of the work.
There would be no difficulty in having the line
graded from Windsor to the Onion River before
the closing in of the winter of 1917, By little
ira exertion, this might be accomplished in Octo
ber and the superstrucure lard before frost. The
Onion river portion could not be readily prepared
before another season. though it may be practicable
to reach Richmond as early as the winter of 1917
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Receipts, TO Oct 9, 1916.
Received for assessments, $377,4G0 s.
interest, 96l 81
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CURIOUS DISCOVERIES IN PRACTICAL
SCIENCE

SCIENOE.
In the granite quarrles, near Seringapatam, the
most enormous blocks are separated from the solid
rock by the following neat and simple process
The workmen having found portion of the rock
sufficiently extensive, and situated near the edre
OF the part already quarred, lays bare the upper
surface, and marks on it line in the direction of
the intended separation, along which groove is
cut with chsel, about couple of inches in depth.
Above this groove a line of fire is kindled and
this is maintained till the rock below is thorough.
~ heated, Immediately on which line of men ard
women, each provided with pot of cold water sud-
denly sweep Of the ashes and pour the water into
the heated groove, when the rock at once splits
with clean fracture. Square blocks of six feet in
the side, upwards of eighty feet in enrthare some
times detached by this method. Hardly less sim.
pie and etcaclous is the process used in some parts
OF France, where millstones are made. When
mass sufficiently large is found, it is cut into
round form, several feet HIGH and the question then
arises how to divide this into pieces of proper
SIZE Tor nillstones. For this purpose grooves are
chlseed out, at distances corresponding TO the
thickness intended to be given the millsones, in
to which groovcd wedges of dried wood are driven.
These wedges are then wetted or exposed to the
night dew, and next morning the block of stone is
found 10 be separated into pieces of proper size for
mlllstones, merely by the expansion Of the wood
consequent on its absorption of moisture; an ire
sistable natural power thus accomplishing, almost
without any trouble and at no expense, an opera
ton which, from the peculiar hardness ofthe stone
would otherwise be impracticabe but by the mos
powerful machinery; or by the most persevering
labor. Abundant examples may be cited of cases
where the remarks of experienced artists or ever
ordinary workmen, have led to the discovery of nat
ural qualities elements or combinations, which
have proved Of the highest Importance. Thus (tC
give an nstance) a soap manufacturer remarks
that the reslduum Of his ley when exhausted of tn,
alkali, for which he employs it, produces zorro
sion of his copper boiler, for which he cannot &C
count: He put it into the hands of scientific
chemist for analysis, and the result is the discover
OF one OF the most singular and important chemica
elements, iodine
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A SISTERS LOVE.

More constant than the evening star
Which wildly beams above
Than diadem-oh doaror far
A sisters gentle love!
Brighter than dew-drop on the rose,
Than natures smile more gay
a living tount which overflows,
STEPPED in loves purest ray.
Gem of the heart LIES gift divine,
Bequeathed US from above,
Glad offering at affections shrine
A Sisters holy love
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SINGULAR DEATH.-Mr. lanes Irwin of Al,
Town OF fendleton, Niagara county, N. Y, was DC.
cppied on Saturday, 10TH in threshng with ma.
chime quantity of wheat badly rusted. In con.
sequence, as is supposed, of breathing the dust Of
the rusted wheat he was taken severely III. and
oied on Tuesday. lie had followed threshipa du.
fhg the iall. lie left widow and five children,
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CONSIDERATIONS FOR OREGoN.-A very imposing
ceremony took place on Sunday week. in the Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral at Montreal the elevation
TO the Episcopal dignity of the Rev. Mr.. Blanchet,
one Of the canons, who nominated at Rome for
the Office OF Archbishop of Oregon. His title is
"Archbishop Of Walla-Walla" Seven dioceses
are now formed in Oregon, and Professionally three
prelotes superntend them, the Archbishop and tw O
Bishops
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PLOUGHS |! PLOUGHS -! /!
IL. A. WEBB

IL. a. WEBB,
HAS taken Agency from d. Piouy n Co. Of Boston for
the purpose Of selling in this place. the various articles
manufactured by them, consisting part tho fno a
ce all Of which may be found at the store formerly occupied
by Benz Day Co.:
All kinds Of Ploughs, Cultivotors, Corn Shelters
Straw Cutters, Manure Forks Pitch do Steel Garden
Steel Garden Hoes iowoilh's Hoes, Tin Mix Pans
Eurhern do aud various other articles line too numer
to moution.
ed in this State.
Montpelier, June 18th, 1916. 7Olr
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STATE OF VERMONT, / In Ch1nccry, An Circu t.
Washington County -.
OrameL H. Smith u.s. Gilman York,


WHEREAS Oramc II. Smith Of Munrpelcrin Wash
w nglon county has flied ms bill stating in substance
that Gilman York. -to of Berlin in said county, but
gone ou Of the State to paris unknown, The Cd day oi
August, 1880 WAS indebted to the IN The ot
$40 CO. specified IN note payable on demand with inter-
est annually and TO secure the payment thereof by mort
gage deed OF that date conveyed 10 The orator certain
piece Of land in said Berlin as follows, beginning the
souheriy Of the Hayes lo: the road leading
from the arched bridge Onion River to Mortified,
theme, running SAID Hayes line the south westerly
corner OF sud HAYES land thence souhe y parallel with
the road aforesaid rods thence turning night angle and
running to the DAD ana from thence TO the first mentioned
bounds together with dwelling house standing thereon,
and praying for fore closure Of the equity Of redemption
Of SAID premises
And whereas appears that said York resides Of this
STATE therefore IN pursuance of the statute chap "a
Co. notice is hereby gwen to said Gilman York, and he is
hereby required 10 appear before the Court Of Chancey
next 10 be holden at Montpelier in and for Washington
county the Sd Tuesday oNov 1916 and make answer
to said bill Of complaint abide and decree Of
said Court thereon And The complainant is directed TO
cause this order 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Waichmgn and State journal printed Montpelier
aforesaid the last Of which pub be least 20
days previous it the Sd tuesday Of NovomborneN.
Dated at Montpelier, in the county OF Washington this
7h day of October "A. ID, l6I6.
Sc SHUBAEL WHEELER, Clerk.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
MORE CURES OF SEATED CON
SUMPTION.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND
DRUGGISTS.
Burlington, VT Nov. |, 1915.
DR.. BRADLEE; SirThe astonishing sale of Buchans Hun
GRAN Balsam obigos TO order further supply. Please send
before suiciency for six months. We give YOU if
desire it, certificates from individuals who have
only relieved from Asthma, Colds Coughs but of
those who have heen brought up from
FIRMLY SEAL ED CONSUMPTION!
aud literally snached from the grave As remedy for such
complaints confidently believe has been surpassed
Yours, PECK 4 SPEAR.
Snco Me- May 25, lS45.
Dr. BRApLEE Dear Sir-The Hungarian Baslin is beyond
all question, perfect and admirable preparation for dis
of the Lungs have used in my family, and in my
professional practice for than ycurs with the most
uniform and entire Of PULMONARY
DISEASE aud conscientouy recommend all who are
afflicted the most CERTAIN REMEDY for such diseases
with which am acquainted.
Yours respectfully, FRED'K T. STORER, NJ. D.
Sold in Montpelier, BY :. X. COLLINS Burlington PECK
& SPEAR Concord, n. II. ALLISON * GAULT; and by
| IONA. SMITH,, Chesen, VI. 70
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0F@lt is worth noting that the third party, in
Massachusetts, have nominated a candidate fol-
Congress to run against JoHN QUINCY ADAMS
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o. Otto Suter, the German who attempted 10
murder and rob the Cashier of the Bank in Ian
caster, Mass, a few weeks since, was convicted
last week IN Worcester, and sentenced to the State
Prison eighteen years. Snter is % Years old.
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~ The New York Constitutional Convention
has adjourned, alter a session of 13I days, having
adopted the proposed new Constitution by the
strong vote of 100 to 6. The instrument now goes
to the people for their acceptance or rejection
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II is recommended as an excellent amusement
during long heavy rain, to endeavor to recollect
who it was that borrowed your umbrella, the week
before.
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LUXURY OF GRIEF. A servant, attending his
SICK master, took the opportunity OF stealing his
handkerchet Being detected, he said @ [ ONLY
took the handkerchief to dry up NV learsD
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0F@Rev Mr.. Sake, of Albany, N. Y. died sud-
denly of hemorrhage of the lungs, at his fathers
house in Sheldon.
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SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
PILLS

For hc Speedy and Safe Cure OF DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEs
TION CONSTIPATION, COSIINENESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE. ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, aud all diseases
arising from improper tone of the Stomach.
fIlE recommendation through which this Pill reaches
public they ynfinus. The cer,if.
gifts the lips those cured
by its administration and thousands upon thousands of
monils of its bonchc effects might be adluced Dr. Vepead
on and Mott, with nnumeabe country
have used in their private Practice aud added their tesmo
ny its vor. But the proprietor feels assured that the
recommendation its efficacy and its merit
alone for he public try 10 bo satisfied.
The Proprietor does intend this be dennmnated under
the heai of humbuggery" lie does that good
for every thing, but only that it o diseases if
pesevoTcd Among these Wind in the Stomach,
geson, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia Constipation Costive
ness and such diseases dependent upon improper
of tho stomach
The adult depends upon the Severity Of the dis
If Dyspepsia and the patient has complained
three to five pills dy will he required Just sufficient keep
laxative effect until he finds relief which in the majority
of cases will take place in about days. the Of
will be cured in three weeks. Indigestion with in
every coantty every class of society," and in every
the year, and you search the whole Pharmucopn
find Medicine valuable this this
Identical PILL 1t has done for Indigestion Fatuence,
put together And need be said of this Medicine, than
the greatest PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Of any age that Of
STEs sESTkE1' COOE'EEs; and it is to him that a
grateful public is indebted
GfIhc Dose of this Medicine PILL before each meal,
three day. for adult until all unpleasant symptoms
removed. For child a day willie sufficient.
90 Sold By BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
June lSf6. Is Montpelier, Vt.
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Nothing that is broken bears any value except
the heart. which becomes the more valuable the
more it is broken.
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FARM FOR SALE

GOOD FARM of one hundred and fiji yfour ucTes called
"A the Strong, or Phillips Farm, lying in Hyderurk, on the
line aud north line of NJ ristown, one and half miles
from the village of Morsve aud tho distance from ydo-
PARK Court House About sixty acres under Improvement,
most excellent sugar ochuid, house (36-26) partly fin
shod, which has good cellar well stoned barn and shed
nearly and good repair This farm centrally situated
between the Villages of MoTsvo and ydepatk aud the whole
oft excellent land chance offered Terms of pay
ment easy.
For particulars enquire of Col L. D. HERRICK, SAMUEL
A. WILLARD, Monisvlle or of n. P.WAITON Montpelier.
July 2s, ls46-76tc
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Present the Hon. J. r, Marston, Judge.
A instrument purporlmg to be the Last VIII and
n Testament Of ISRAEL WOOD Senior, late Of
Barre, IN SAID district deceased, being presented the
therein named, for P,obae- is otdc. ed by sand
Court, that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear said Court be holden the Pro-
boe Office in Montpelier, the % h day of Cctotc A.
ID 1916 O'Clock +. M aud shew # any thcy
may have, against the Pr bate Of said viii for which
purpose further ordered that copy of the record
This ordcr be published three weeks succcssvcy in the
Vermont Waterman and State journal nc Nsp6per prn.
ted al Montpelier aforesaid. may beal 10 be
before said time of hearing.
a true copy of Record.
SO Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Rerister
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BRUSHES,
II OCT 2, ToIb-Tb. 10y 5. T. KEDFIELD.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

PAINTs and DYEsTUFFs for salcby s. p. REDFlEGD.
Dec. ., 1916 10
SEASONED Brash Ash inch Plank wanted at
~ 81 W. sPRAGUE'S.
| oRRILLARD's mdswooNcr's( u NJTEEJ FOR
Ia Macaboy and Scotch SIN u ! Sale
at the Drug store of s. r. REDFIELD
Oct. @ 1916 is
FINE and Gq th s%Gsa"s TOBACCO For IS SALE
Oct . 1876 s. p. REDPELD
rVEAs, SUGARS COFFEE, and all Kinds Of Groceries for
sale by SIP. REDFIELD.
Oct o 1916. l6
STATE OF VERMoNT,} The Hon. the Probate
District Of Randolph, Court for the District of
tandoph-To all persons concerned IN the nc of Isaac
Bautnr late OF Washington, in said ing
ttIHEtEAS, Lucy Barron, administrator # the
w of said dtccased hns made application to this
Court fr license sell all Of The real
ceased and that the in part necessary
f the payment Of the debts and charges against said
tate, aud will be beneficial all Interested therein
Therefore, you hereby npiihcd appear a session
Of sad Court, be held al the Registers Office 10 Ran
dOph in sad district the list Tuesday Of November A.
ID. 1916 and show If any you have why said ccns"
should be granted, aforesaid. And tins order shall
be- published, tree weeks successfully, in The Vermont
WachmOn printed at Nom elcr, u ils the last
of which pubica NJ shall be beoic the day assigned Tor
hearing as Aforesaid.
Dated Randolph, this &c day OF Sept mber, A. d.
lS46.
BY order of Court,
Sc PHILANDER PERRIN, Register.
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READ THE FOLLOWING, AS IT is
IMPORTA NJ TO ALL:

Extract of lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the
Medical College of Lake Erie, touching the valuable Medical
qualities Of the extract of TOMATOES.
Dr. says of the powerful Alternatives
the Maeriu Medical and in all affections of the Liver and
gaus, where calome is indlcaed is probably best
medicinal known the nedcal proe When