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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-06-05
MOTORPATfiY
Halsted's Medical Institute,

whore the discovery made every Of disease
cideut treated with unyaBing ceruiny Of
.Uccess heretofore unknOwh. Many Of rfoapsus u
Ia few weeks. To produce this almost
instantaneous relief the patient subject pain
convenience
For the removal of other uterine weaknesses this sysem
il equally ecieni. Several hpadreds have aread, been
cured of these diseases by this Moofathc treatment tho
discovery Of recent ofian. so conhdunt
treating ever sIceesstuy that wiling to enter
special agreement, VITA those who altef
ton are taken INTO the tn.tiiuon board, lodge, aud
them, and give them professional
charge, ifths difficulty not removed according agree
meut Many aud extraordinary eases
Of tom hteen Yeas standing, accompanied
with urinary difficulties, and
hty stand upon the feet, be raised om
position, which peculiar To these diseases have been
brought here on beds, distance Of from ;~sn savera
hundred miles, attended by then physicians friends and
bvea raised fom Their beds, aud after Treatment,
baen enabled o walk IRON sin mes daily and
take much other
Ladies wishing communicate with these former
receive thef address BY Writing to u. nALSIED,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, MOlORPA1Hlc AND WA
TEK-CuRE ESTABLISHMENT, ROCHESTER, n. Y.
Those also desiring iaofmaon conccrnus method
treat az disease the Institution obtain h By wit
Ing TO the same address, post pad.
~ Several Physciabs are holding forth the ieA that
they undetaid system OF pfacce, by purchasing he
owledgs-by obtaining It from my patous, &c. Be II
One either male female, has obtained
the kno ledge any could they short OF
becoming tudens "a the Institution under my personal in
sucton where thorough knowedge Of fhysiuogy, Ihef-
apeules of Water Cure nd Motopa Thy, be oh
iained iheosy aud pasee During the Winter Months
Couaes of Medical Lectures and Demonsifatse Anatomy
be attended 10 by those admitted studeals into The M
siituiiou. 2e;2m.
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A lawyer once pleaded with great a.
bilty the cause of his client for nearly
an hour. When he had done, his an
tagonist, with a supercilous sheer said
he did not understand word the other
said who neatly replied, " believe so,
for was speaking law"
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TWENTY FIVE GENTS PER BOX.
The Poor Mans Friend.

Edward Youag Cabinet Maker So Carver In the
yaaf 1872 1 injured by d Plank failing my leg II
leg swell and become lmed and caused the
wu ulcers sores, that dehed the skill a1d treat
Of the best physicians OF Quebec the place Of my resi-
deuce hat Mr. Douglass OF the most popular
surgeons Quebec assured that there little nope Of
my recovery.
came to Boston my limbs both affected
apied to Dr. Phelps triod bis ski without any
success, aud thea induced TO call upon Dr. Waren
who gave relief, but amer time grew quite
disheartened, uiy mbs were almost a of IRON
rest da, nght had read sooi deal about Russia
sase, but having used good many advertised flasieu
aud Sul,es aud tined many things that felt little inter
IN the Russia sae, although repeatedly advised by
ends 10 NY q, sktpucai 20 do 80. Al length a
brought box RUSSIA Salte, which applied to
my limbs the directions implied reals began to feel
sensation OF peculiar poasauiness about my ogug sores
down kcddins Co.'S state siee, and bought
Two hoKec have used IN s nearly fur boxes OF This
Salye my limbs with the exception OF the
pefect they The ulcers have heal
ed up the have noaTy all dsappeaIed and hesitate
not to that by the time have used the fourth boz o the
Russia savo shall be cured. consider Of the
seyeTest the s.lye could possibly encOunief
would acd, that hayug the salve "a my house, aud
member OF my family sucugg very much iron Piles q c.
commended the Of the Rvssa Salye, aud which cured
them with great ease, and in very brief space OF time
hsoIs, very fespeeuuliy,
EDWAkD YOUNG, SO Carver 81. Boston.
To Messrs. Reading Co., state 81, Bofion.
Wholesale and retail agents toI the United States.
REDDtNG and Co, State Street, Boston
9TIhls SGve put up 40 neat stamped metal boxes,
with engraved label illustrated with the shove cut With
out which none are genuine. -O
Orden should be addressed to HEDDI.fG co
state street, Boston-
p1-For sale BY GEO; W. SCOTT
Q5:6m Montpelier, VI.
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The lady who carried her niceness to
such an extent that she scrubbed through
the parlor floor and fell into the cellar,
is generally supposed to be a fictitious
person but we assure our readers we
have more than once met with those
who could equal her.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
NeNy-IEntltnShirp.


rCuls ROAD connects at White River Junction, the
Vermont aud Canada Central aud P1ssumpsic Railroads
with Concord, Manchester, Nashue, Lowell, Boston,
Lawrence, Salem, Worcester and Norwich Roads ana r.
the nearest route part Canada, Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire 10 Boston.
This passcs through the Capitals of New Hamashre
and Vermont, and the afe Hnd height b. low as by
Attff July Ist 1850 Passenger Trains boz ciion with
Boston from the Depot OF the Lowell
Road fl Wcsi Lebanon, Wells River Montpelier nnd Bur
hngton at IS A. nnd ~ Ma and for Bristol at ~ NJ.
leave West Lebanon for Nashua, Lowe, Boston, Gfoon
Junction, Worcester Hnd New4urk az ZOO A. NJ, and OO
r. 81. and Bristol s2i A, M. ho arrival oi tho ears
from Wells River and burlington.
fasseugers from th" teHuai aud Pfssumpsc Roads wa
Concord und Nashua Groton Junction. Worcester
aud New York quick and cheap n by nuy Other route
special Cattle Tram wi go OBJ ougl "Fer t1is fun'e
evrr, Iue.dfy, without st0ppi0g. There cattle prus
good accommodations OF the landing about a4Ae a a
mile from porer's. by thus droyes have ~ ous
the advantage the ttnhdga and Brighton MHrkpts iut
also tho market Mlncheser Nashua, Lowell h frcnce
and Salem.
Freight Trains dolly each say fsundays excepted
tie Genital Pl-sumpso, Northern Concord, Nashua
Lowell Roads om burlington, Nells River aud
the Depot owc noHd so Boston. Merchandise ot all
Kinds catc@ cheap aud eSpehuousy by sny Other
fnule.
ONsLOW srEARNs, Agent.
Concord \ II. June. %. 1850. ENf
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An old lady of Jersey had an account
able aversion TO rye, and never could eat
II in any form, ill of late they got"
she said" 10 making it into whiskey,
and | find ! can, now and then, worry
down a little"
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OFFICERS,
nOCT JULIUS Y. DEWEY. President.

poCT JULIUS y. DEWEY. President.
nos. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECT OR~.-Juiu- y Dewey, bariel BALDWIN, Paul
Drhna ham, Iuu. T. Rrtheld, Juius touvcf-e, Edmund
Weston Home, 49, e4trn, Jose. Danofth, Jr, Alber L.
Calm, ,hn a. rage, George ~ Colamer, ora smith,
Charles Dewey.
HOARD OF rINANCE-Homer W. Heaion, Albert l.
Calm, John A. Page.
MEDirA EXAMINER -oluu Smith, ". ..
CONSULTING PHY~ICIAN-- Ffedefick ". Adams,
NJ %.
SECRET AIRY -James T. Thur.,on.
LIFE INSURANCE.
" u Is Institution cnnte uplatng uuuiNoi good 20 man
kndn
we invite fc attention Of the Public the principles OF
the National life Insurance Company.
The Charter h1eu und patti, uIarY adapted 90 the
nll who may desire embrace such nsttuuon.
Il should De cub acrt
lsi by Husbands ard Father, 90 make provision, uiet
dcsih, for thau widows and rhiliscn.
3D. by the ,aun- provide for themselves n iuhrm age.
3d. By erediofs insure tbe los which he death Of he
debtor mig chr occusto1.
Avn. IS, the Borrower TO ouahle hi. representatives. in
ossr OF li- death, ioropny tie loan.
5t. Those ~ao -a,e iitc h,n choir daily luhoi. or
yruris ucunc should invest ihs -uIn-s baus that
nay he hsoal M reacl of accident, fnt tha ths widow
and Guild ua, roc..tf b.. i.ef oNu write usurs 20 ID
81 ao to, aai aeeu nothing which relates TO- man for
rtgu 20 taulIU-.'
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BOnnets at Wholesale!

MERCHANTS that want to buy BONNEIS IN moGt?e
w lef at Manuftciucts prices can md between ouO
700 to select from the Peoples store, and prices guaah
ted We receive them from the Manufacture" every
week. . ,,,.
We feel certain that our Low PRICES and the LAhIb
QUANTITY to select from will ensure ~ lage sale
An Kinds Of MILLINERY GOODJ az Low Prices.
" LYMAN n KING.
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD
t-,.--+,ssa Trains will leave Boston as
SsssrST- CoII0WS.

For Fnchburg 6, so q ~ ENpiessl n A. ~ 334 p
For Concord 80 and N A. 81 J.4J aud go r. NJ.
For Naliham, $50, 5iO, 10 and II A. NJ. 81, 23A
For Wa,er,own S, and Sis, A. NJ u NJ, 2,9o AIT,
and IA T.. NJ.
For Lexington at !. ? \. NJ, 81 . und 10 r. NJ
DOWN TRAINS Will LEAVE FOR BOSTON,
From Fuchburg al 750 A. NJ, IL NJ, 420 Expressl and
440 4. NJ.
From Waltham At 7.2j, So, 925 aud III a. NJ, ls5, a.
"a aud b 20 +. NJ
6 + NJ.
From LsIing on q so and 10 A. NJ, and 431 r NJ
For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide
:. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent.
pn..nn NV 4 laln 5.
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Guide to Scientific and
Pr;scfir:t AgriCuiture,D


Bv HENRY srlPHENs, FIR s OF Edirinfgt, author 81
tho Book ct Farm assisted hy John r. Nct
ton NJ A. New huvcu, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
10 Vale College. Sc sc.
THIS highly valuable work will comprise two large royal
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READ D.!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
a VIGOROUS LIFE.
PREMATURE DEATH.
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Il addresses MS iiialke 90 YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD
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of early poIone sd ini-crrtuuu al who feel the
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Of anJ euta dnhy, aud niuping and lam
choiy despoadcnry, Dr. X would say
READ THIS BOOK.
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nEWANE IL corrNrrRrrIrs.

WEN ME IT IVI UNI INTITIF-
This medicine has attained that high character which il
necessary for 900 medicines induce
to put funh spurious ace at the sk the
who are innocently deceived.
q = Look tpeH 10 the marks Of The Genuine.
They have the written signature ct G. "A. JLCKsON up
on the wrapprr, and tAc blown she bottle ufsat
nhfh thsH spa rfous.
for AAla Wholesale and Retail al The
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 ARCH Street, doc hollow Sixth iutc Of 275
Race sueei Phiiadelihia and by respectable dealers
generally throughout the county, e3;ly
~ For salo also bY COLLINS n PIERCE, Monipciicr
Wats6cld, }. Al. RICHARDSON.
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HARDWARE

DUR stock Of HaTdwateis complete. If YOU " sni
~ House IHmmiugs-f you want Table Cutlery--if YOU
want Jpinefs ioois-hualy, q 1ou want ANY THING
this line-fease give call. We supply your wants.
sCOrT & FIELD.
hE LADIES will aud the largest and best assortment Of
ND GLOVES AZ kElIu y RARkERS.
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THE Subscribers have this day ro-cpened tho DEPOT
i STORE, in waterbury, recently occupied by o. fos
ter, where they intend keep and now have on hand
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Re-Opened.


ry,HF subserbors have this day rocpened tho DEPOT
i STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupied by u fos
ter where they intend keep, and now have on hand
large stock Of
w, |. GOODS & GROCERIES,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Viz: r. L. and Rock Salt i
Ground Rock sud l.iverIool do for Dairy purposes.
A splendid assortment oi-
TEAS, FLOUR, NAILS, GLASS, IRON STEEL
Sugars, Molssses, Salmon by The Tictcc, Barrel,
Half& Quarter Barrel and KIT Mackefel
Pollock aud Haliihut, Fish & Plaster, &c
FARMING TOOLS
Such seythes Tor the various purposes OF Cutting
Grass, Grain and Bushes Hay aud Manure Forks sho'ch
also, rew barrels Of BEEF L FORK, Picked and
Smoked HANS.
The subscribers further inform tcir friends and tho pub
kee0ur roi the accommodation OF al who may find for
their interest to patonEe them, at their store 90 Mouire
her village door North OF The Kuioad DEPOT GOOD
assortment Of
w. I. Goods and Groceries,
Such as FLOUR, TEAS, SUGARS, MOLAssEs, SAL
MON, MACKEREi., DRY FISH, SALT, SALT fOkk
NAILS, SPERM CANDLES. Plaster, Sc.
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
Our Goods purchased fo both Montpelier aud Wa
turbury at Low PRICES. aud Will sell them at sn ~
advance for Cash mos; knls of Country Produce we
further assure the public, goods shall be equh TO
the roromm endatun given them al the time OF sale.
Qtor country Produce the highest price thatihe maket
''''''' D. TABBELLN 90
June a. 1850 snf
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
FAIsNiER's GUIDE,

-Four leading BRUSH Quarterly Reviews and back~ood
Nagszne boz addition to which they have recently com
nsnceA the Publication Of valuable AeficuNufh WON,
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SASH & GLASS

* COTT FIELD have constantly hand and Tor ssle
- SASH GLASS Of all sites. ~ the loMes ntires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
ka..uths Arrival.

letter has been received by Livingston,
Wells & Co. of this City. statlngthat there was
some doub, whether Kossuth would embark on
the Washington. The reason given IS that M
NOR prevailed that Austrian spies and sueomed
cutthroats had taken passage Oh the "aShins-
ton. This rumor was Of such a nature a. to IN
duce the exile's friends TO insist on his not en-
barking m her. and waiting for the Humboldt
That such rumor was m circulation IS aouni-
an,ly proved by the character OF the coueSpon-
dent. We make no doubt Of the fact but We do
no, for moment believe that II could influence
any sane man. The suspicion IS not luStihed by
anv enc act in the annals OF royal or vulgar VII
lainv. And not alone is it ignored by the utter
Nervousness OF the supposed crime, but rendered
actually impossible by the clear certainty that no
power on earth could save the assassin, and no
spot would afford him shelter.
The story involves an absurdlty. Although an
Austrian's knife NAV be thirsty forthe hero sblood
there could be no one found bold enough to thrust
il in the face of instant death and eternal lniamy.
We have therefore no doubt whatever OF hoSsuth'S
arrival bv the Washington. and but for the re-
spectacle source from which the letter emanaied,
we would be inclined to regard the whole story
As the last lttIest and lowest device Of KoSSuth's
slanderers, invented expressly to mar the magnl
6cence of his reception at New-NOrk
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1t has been seldom our lot to record so
melancholy calamity as that which beiel
the poor children in the District School,
No. 26 Greenwich-ayenue, on yesterday
nor has there been so widespread and
heart-rending a bereavement in New-Yo rk
for many year. There is not one of the
victims in whom was not centered the no.
Hest affections of an entire family. The
anguish of those families exceeds descrip-
ton.
And withal the accident was of such a
nature that no human foresight could pro-
vide against it. We have seldom heard of
casualty more purely accidental, or any
thing which could possibly be regarded as
more beyond the range of probability. As
far as we have heard no person is m the
least degree to blame.
We rejoice to find that Judge Edmonds
has granted writ of error, with stay of ex-
eeution in the case of the unhappy men,
Clark and Sullivan, sentenced to die on the
gallows.
The most active preparations are in pro-
gress, to render New-York's welcome to
the illustrious Hungarians, worthy Of that
hero and her own civic renown
A correspondence from Havana, which
We copy from The Journal Of Commerce.
represents the trial of Mr.. Thrasher as
mere farce conceived and conducted in open
fraud.
The loss Of the Brigantine Cooper of
New Y ork, with all hands, near Cape Race,
is among the items of news brought us by
the telegraph.
We publish the shocking details of most
revolving murder and suicide near Albany
The cause of this tragedy was run; the
TIVE victims were Intoxicated Ii is sup
posed the unfortunate suicide, sxasperated,
it may be, by some remark of his wife, and
Infatuated by drink, shot his wife through
the head and as soon as he became con.
scious of the bloody deed, put an end to his
own existence.
Close upon this comes the news of another
murder of wife by her husband, at Hoo.
sick Falls, during drunken row.
We give to-day additional European
news. Our Paris letter will be found very
interesting. The game for supremacy now
PLAYED at Paris, involves TO large extent
the future destiny of Europe. Meantime,
all is conjecture, except where conjecture
has darkened into confusion.
Our Washington correspondence contains
the cOnsoling promise of an amended cheap
postage law. So be it, and soon.
In North Carolina, member of the Leg
lslature, Col. Avery, shot brother member,
Mr.. S. Fleming. dead in public Court
House, At Mor.an!0wn.
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The FEARFUL CALAMITY which occurred
Yesterday in one of orr Ward Schools ma
turally excites general thrill of horror.
That some fifty young and happy children
should be snatched in one moment from the
home-circles of which they were the lIe
and Joy, and hurried into the eternal world,
while twice as many are manned and mangled,
and some probably crippled for llfe-this is
one of those sudden and dreadful tragedies
which should teach us the nethingness of
earthly hopes and aspirations-the frailty
of Life, the certainty of Death, and the In
estimable worth of an assurance of our im-
mortal being.
But we shall fail to profit by this appal-
ling disaster if it does not teach us to fortify
our minds and guard our hearts against the
sudden Eruption of Panic, that maddening
demon which has destroyed more lives than
have been lost by inevitable casualty. Cow
ardice is Atheism-is inf lelity to the great
truths of Gods benignity and Mans immor-
tally. Let every child be taught impress
sively to shun avoidable evil and needless
peril, but trust implicitly in that Divine Pro-
whence by which no sparrow's fall is un-
noted, and no seeming calamity permitted
save in subservience to lofty and benefcent
purposes.
towards die many times before their deaths
The valiant never taste Of death but once.
OF all the wonders that yet have heard,
IL seems to me most strange that men should fear,
Seeing that Death, necessary end,
VIII come when 1t will come