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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-30

Hollow HoRN DISEASE. Seeing in
your paper of the Sd inst. an enquiry
respecting a disease called hollow horn,
the cause and cure perhaps, as no de-
scription of the disease IS given, il may
be something | am unacquainied with,
vet we have disease called the horn all !;
the symptoms are, dropping Of the head
and ears, lying down. turning the head
over the back. towards the shoulders, as
if in pain in the head This think is a
spinal disease, affecting the brains and
horns. Cure: Take large iable spoon
full of sulphur, and lard sufficient when
warm 10 make it soft like paste, pour it
on the top Of the head al the roots OF the
horns takn shovel or flat piece iron,
heat it, and hold 1t over the head so as
to heat the paste and warm the top OF
the head as much as the beast VIII bear (;
repeat once in two or three days, and
bore the horns on the under side two or
three inches from the head, so as TO let
in fresh air, aud let the putrid matter out
if any has collected. have never known
this fail. if taken before they are too far
gone. ] have cured one COW when the
top of the head was So full of matter that
opened a place above The ear which
discharged more than half pint. TIN:
was in the summer; the COW was fat
tened ia the fall and Killed the head
was all right, excepting place at the
roofs Of the horns about as large as d
small spoon bow. -Boston Cutticator
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HONOR TO THE PLOvv.

Though cloud. overcast our native -ky,
And seem to dim the sun.
We will not down 10 engucr lie,
Or deem the day IL done
The rural arts we loved before,
No les. we'll cherish now,
And crown the banquet as OF yofe.
With Honor to the Pow.
IN these ftir fields, whose peaceful sPol
To faith and hope are given,
Wen seek the prize with honest toll,
And leave the nest 10 Heaven.
Wen grid Us TO the woik like men
Who own holy vow,
And IL 10 JOY We meet isniD.
Give Honor 10 the Flow.
Let AT, arrayed in magic power,
win ia6er. bend in hand,
Go forth, aud now, in potfs hour.
Sustain a sinking land.
Letnevet sioth uunorve the ain.
Or fear the spirit COW,
These words alone should work charm
A Honor to the Pl1w.
The heath redress, he meadow draini
The latent swamp explore.
And o'ei the long expecting plain
Difluse the qurksning store
Then fearless urge the lurrow deep,
Up to the mountains brow,
And whom the rich result you reap,
Give Honor TO the Pillow.
So eth shall Health by pastures green
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-30

AMERICAN ARrIsAN-A paper for farm
ers, mechanics, &c: - year in advance
1t is an excellent paper for mechanics aud
inventors, with reading matter for the crest
Of mankind" Office No. 9 Spruce street,
New York. Subscriptions received at the
Bookstore of +. p. Walton & Son.
Inventors, who furnish descriptions OF
their invention, free Of charge, get one IN
sertion in the artisan, gratis, if short, and
confined to the nature aud objects Of their
Improvements.
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A VlLLGE FARM
FOR SALE.

v,uR ssio adioiniog the Village Plat Of Waupun, one o
she most splendid farms lathe whole Weston country
containing Eve hundred Snd aim - capable ct pro-
ucnr annually Eve Thousand bushels Of rfan ADD otkecp
log sunne and winter $50 head OF horses and cnte me
Village OF Wuupun contains about goo nhsbhnis des two
rre Hotels and nine There ailtuud now build
nn within about mile " said tm, which VIII r"nncet
with n.ion and York The state Prison " butt here.
IA nunun s beautiful md thuying village, and healthy
ns any portion OF New England rud lam Is so situated
that can be equally vel managed 10 farm or number
ofemnier ones Perhaps would not be too much 10 say
that 40 fine farm with such splendid locaor having ~
tho advantages gcn.i society. vcfy sct"m offered "f
saio Terms liberal For laIticulafs please inquire by
' FtnNUN 4. SUMNER.
Wnupun. Fond do lac County, wisconsin
A,,t ts,b issa 76iE
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LEWIS BuRMHAm
BEANK BOOKS.

A NEW Surr7 cot taf-afs Journals. Clfh Books Letter
~ Eoosr No.fers, Peiiy Lclacls Memorandum g, .ss
Pass Book Sc. sc in.i feroisca Hrd taia fUEAr -
Juiy. lea2 e.. T. W fLTuN 4 sos.
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fDHiBErS. lyaues. CLOTHS. Alnsccss, Poplin, and s
waei Del INES, tin md hsaftdl cotton aud wool da
CasAmlfes Sea clA hahad al iow pfcrs 81
SCOTT & FIELD.
Nov. no is51 "a aud ~
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HEREISYOUR REMEDY
Holloway's Ointment.

A PERSON 20 YEARS OF AGE cuRen OF A BAD
LEG or Trinity AEAh'S STANDING
Copy Of letter 5eoa .Wr. Wa qlb Builder ~ Ga. OceHs IF
kasAsigs H-ar Hsafa fsia dated Nag Jl'', ls5i.
To Professor HotLowaY.
sif,-l suffered Cor ps OF ihliy years ioui hsd leg
tae result of throe Gcr-ut Gas Works.
accompanied os seorhuue sfmrinms had recourse
s','' o. @ea 81 ' i' aaf,Sas a. IT,, g. o aaa
siugu ,nt oanion, rs aad Ointment have effect
ed ouupeio eufc i- fh-.t ne' mat lew who have
t-,.esl. wM ABss
T. glfud, Chemis', 49, Alitei sireet, iiud"ersdeid
a DREADfuLBAn ugEAsr CURED ~ oNE MONTH.
Ext ~ letter from ~ iredcrirk Turner, ~ FeaskHrsi,
keai, lael Dc. 18Th, 1850.
To Professor Holowuyi
d az sir-Ny vie had suffered from Bad Breasts more
than ss mou'hs' and aunns ihe ~hoe pod ad The best
medical attendance, bot Az DO 40 Having before heal
ed awful wound NY own leg 10y your uunvaad med
cue, tctmnrd again % use your lnis and onimeul
therefore gave them tllt 40 hes case, aud
eas dad for "a lees thiu lnontl rg@rt
Effected, ana the benru' 90 Faous ohef whnohrs OF my
family have derived from tsi' use, uay astonishing
/ now strongly recommend thgu O. aii my hieuds.
(s,sued} fRED-HlCK TURNER.
! AN INFLAMMATION ~ THE SIDE PERFECTLY
C'hEU
Copy efa kur from Mr. Fes -9raot II srsaasuse, To-
taiaa Road, Eiip1ro, iitea Apui 2J'h le5l.
! To Professor hoLLowaYi
ec from iinr to attacks of inn ANIMATION 90 The
side, or wLi shs noA ANA hstered TO great
tent m ihe pain could aui ~ removed About louf years
she sw, the Aetst me wonderful cures effected by
your Pills Ontuant ana Thought she would CIV them
itii TO great asouisneu und delight she got
mediate relief fom their use, uod anef prlseveuns Tor
three weeks the PAN n her si completely cured and
she enjoyed The best o heah uf tnc -t uf ycaf.
fSen,d1 FRANCIS AkAOr
The.o 4s should be used pnily with the Ointntni IA
most following cl-es-
Bad legs Chi,soieet Fl-tulis Sore throat
| Bad breasts Ghilnaiu- ioIt SKIN Diseases
Buns Chappod hands, Lauduai scury
Buuuns Cnius (sut >Wanles Sore heads
ilte of Mos CanCofs LnmnagO Tunlols
! chetohs 4 Inusnctod aud flts Ulcets
khrumaiism
Sand Flies SUI Joints scalds Wounds
Coro-bay Eieqhauiasies sore Nipples haws
kEDDINs x Co.. Boston Mass Agents for New England
sli al The esiab shment 6f Professor Holoway 24fe
Sirnnd ueaf Temple hlrl london, bs an respect bib
Druggists aud dealers heaicne ihfou bout the Bis2
those uf ihe Uncu, n Pots und Boxes at 81
cent?, o 10 Wholesale BY he ineipai dru,
houses ia The union asd by Messfs A. g. a ". SANDS
ew YorH, aud b, :. " cot INs, Montpelier, VI.
There a cunsdrlaNe saving iutaking the larger sizes
n. Is. Destons ior the guidance Of Patients IN every
isoIdeI affixed 10 each beA. eteowly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-30

SCOTT FllLuhaFa received ID -oenni supply or I'm
and winter sooi purchased 10 toiaeed pu~-s, end vii
NV. lH, l-J2 DIV
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Cash paid for Pelts, Wool and
SULPPIN FIIh
so Tons OF Goods.


fcllNLn GOD receiving ih- wors. i,om New N6rk mod
Ia ii1.t''- by SIoRhS g. LANGDuN.
Aottnbaf Is
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Justreeeivcdat
Nov e lol3
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B0nnets, B0nnets.

usr received, o. .li4a .,'rnent Ftl ard Wini-r
to'HHrs-u BILLS 8 BANCNufr'S.
October d. 40
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WOODEN WARE.

w ~ y DEN w 4AhG.
tnferi, you IU hud Ist evtrs ar. .e want pt uu
estah-lrui, ASH az .-rs that wi induce suu 60 CALL
AGAIN.
REETLE d BARRIER.
Montpelier seri go 20, l-52 So
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national THrarRE.-The Bohemian Gid" per
formed by the Seguin Troupe LAST evening fashionable
house, with mered applause. Mrs. Seguin. Miss Julin
Gould, Mr Bishop and Mr.. Thomason, aud the performers
commentator. Mr.. Thomson Is bsrytone singer.
and destined make good reputation. The farce OF
The Day after the Wedding" closed the entertainment,
On tomorrow night Beinis grand opera Of La Sonnam-
bua" will be performed with scenery, with the farce
Of "Simpson Co." The managers have been
expense in securing the services OF the Troupe and they de-
tue liberal patronage Of the lovers dramatic music
rich may be anticipated tonight. The Troupe
engaged for but few nights and their continuance
depends the received the public
Tho orchestra has been augmented under the direction OF
DR.. Cunnington well known in Phladelphia a mus,
clan director.
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CAnUSI,S SALOON.

WONDERFUL DREdM-ONLY NINE Days MORE
OWING previous arrangement Philadelphia
this month"; the exhibition OF the Dream will close this city
Wednesday, April lfh.
attractive painting, the production Of
city Of New York. has obtained
offers the lovers of the
in art an worthy OF their
The vewsthe thousand figures
life, grouped mastery sk-he "Vany y
with umphal professions, shows, theatres slave
gambling tents dancers jester clowns haequns buoons,
Ace "Rivcr OF the Water OF Life challenging comparison,
beauty and mastery execution, landscape
IaDd OF Beuahand the closing porirayng
Chsana the OF the celestial City
constitute Of pictures surprising point beauty and
terest, anything Of the kind ia this country.
Conductor and deineator Mr.. Alfred Hart.
Pianist, Mr.. John f. Woodruff.
Exhibition every afternoon evening Doors open
O'Clock; curtain rises quarter before and 8.
Cards OF admissions rs children 2 reserved
so each three for ST. Tickets BIO had the principal
hotels, music stores, and at the DOOR
Descriptive catalogues, l2k cents.
Ap6-du
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Military Asylum

NOTICE hereby given such be entitled
~ benefits Of the act of Congress, approved March 1901
Military Asylum &C, viz ,.a
Al soldiers discharged soldiers Of the ~ he u'
States, regulars and OF battalion m w.
rnes who served in the with Mexico, and who were
wounds in that service and IN INC Nv,
disability, incapable OF further ~
tsy service all soldiers and discharged soldiers Of me army a.
United who served honestly and faiihiu
twenty every soldier and discharged o.
may contributed funds Of the Military Asylum nn'
passage ssmeMarch 3, ls5iscc0nM
the provisions OF that act who have been disabled
Incurred line Of his duty rendering him
military account Of woun"
incurred In the military service though not contributor an
funds nstssution Who during period he
tho benenu u H. shall transfer his pension -
Military Asylum that building has been provided IN N"
their accommodation.
No deseusr, mu'inoer h.b,aal drunksrd win Be ~
without evidence Of reformation Of character he
sufficient authorize his admission no' 49,
provisions Military Asylum sppy 70 any &
who shall convicted
dissrscefu infamous crime Of civil nature "o
shall admitted into service Of the United sss
Applications received institution will be ad "a.
breve Captain Schuyler Hamilton, ". A., Secretary "
BOARD Of Commissioners, Washington, %. O.
Dec 9S-3taw2w
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, A,,ctionser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LoCA-
TIONsBy virtue Of decree OF the circuit court Of the Dis
OF Columbia viii be sold, the
public Thursday the l5t Fsay, 18TH
day. the 18th all those OF
of
Lot No 49, 1885, situated the northeast
Connecticut (Sale Thursday
O'Clock, y. m)
Lots Nos L. 3 H. Is and 49, in 3i2
chesetts south side, between
Thursday, at quarter past O'Clock, .. ny
Lots and Q, so, fronting
between and streets. sae Friday, halfpsst O'Clock
p. M.
Nos and square 46a, fronting Maryland
between 9th asd 7th (Ssie Saturday,
past O'Clock, p. m.)
Lot No 49, 49, fronting north SOUTH
(Salc Saturday, at O'Clock, y. M
prescribed BY said will be
Of purchase money be paid and the balance
g. - and 10 months, with bearing interest satisfactorily
secured.
OF complied amer
property risk expense
purchaser All conyeyances the OF the purchaser title
indisputable.
CAROLINE cox, Trustee.
ny-Plat be sec my auction
Apt JAMES Q. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.
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81 ~ liable sM
II is important that the country should understand
thoroughly the position of parties on the a-important
subject which has engaged much Of the public s,tcn
ton during The last twelve months In preceding article
have shown how the tests stand when applied to the
propositions oil Messrs. Jackson and Hyer. taken sep
arately and as whole But the vote on the motion to
lay the original proposition and all the amendments on
the table is probably more conclusive explanation OF
the position of parties than any other We have there
FORE been al some pains have very full analysis OF
this vote prepared and add il below for the inloma
ton of our readers II will be from this analysis
that the wings party could not have put on the
record more conclusive acknowledgment OF their antp
ahies to the Compromise final settlement OF the terri
toal and slavery questions, OF their abandonment OF
the claims set up by President Fillmore TO the confidence
OF his party on account of his policy in respect 10 that
measure. We find in the list OF those who voted to
lay the whole subject on the table the Of Messrs
Brooks. Chandler Davis OF Massachusetts, Haven.
and S. W. Parker OF Indiana These gentlemen are lead
ing friends of the President and OF them represents
his home district Yet they vote almost in solid column
10 lay on the table the which the Republic has
the hardwood claim peculiarly that OF the wing
administration Well may President Fillmore say, Sape me
from my Friends, On three distinct propositions, intended
to test the position OF parties the very question which
has been held up as the criterion of wing orthodoxy the
utmost display OF strength has been ten northern whg
votes This much was eked out on Mr.. Hllyers
amendment but il fell down to votes on the orgl
nal resolution of Mr. Jackson and was only eight votes
on the question lay the whole subject on the table,
Who ever heard before Of President who claimed a
party triumph on question of paramount Importance,
when he could only drum up eight votes TO his support
from the whole majorty-sccon of his party
If the Republic can fndit in its conscience to refer TO
such record for proof Of the transplant support which
the wing party OF the North is giving to its President
we can only say that INDUCES in strain OF irony which
we are not capable of initiating on 60 serious sub
iect We prefer tell the truth in plain language, and
say to the President that he is abandoned by his party
and can never count upon its support This compromise
measure although not passed originally by exclusive
party vote, is yet democratic in its nature and tenden
ces 1t is for this that it is rejected by the wing
party and that it,can confer political power upon any
but sound orthodox democrat 1t is for this reason
that the more this great is discussed and under
Stood and is felt as the foe of sectional strife and ami
Mostly the more severe will be its effect upon those pub
lie men who have nursed anti-savery apolca ele-
ment and who did hesitate to point in lSiS to the
dark clouds with which it overshadowed political
horizon as full OF wing thunder.
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ON peion Of WIN. 7. Janss, Of New Rochsle New Va
praying extension OF patent granted HIM A.,
In spark eacbes ior nom eIpI.
Of said PATENT which akss place on The thirteenth day u Ap
A ID. le5o- 'rs'
psuson be heard Patent oaes =
Mos1sy The i2 dsy Of April ~ O'Clock ps,,.
are nothsd 70 appear Aad show cause any sy have why az
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing required Ale In the
once their oeetioos specifically forth I'm writing, ws
day ofhsaIng All MED BY ps,,y
said taken and ssosA
with the rules ofte ONCE, which will be furnished sppe
ton
ordered ALSO that this notice be pnblshsd in he National Intel
Igoncer Republic, and Union, Washington, d. O.,
Inquirer Philadelphia, Pa Providence Journal Providence III
Psburg Gazette Pt.sburg Pa Express, New York " DAM
Bee Boston, Mass, and the Daily Journal Milwaukee Wis a
fo three successive weeks previous the 2 dsy ~
April neat 49,
THos. EWBANK
Commissioner Paena
r. OF the above papers win copy send b
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice
Feb l3-law3w
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ExTENsIyE SALE OF MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
II OTHER FURNITURE AT AUCTiON.-On Thursday, he
nh instant shall auction
Pennsylvania N O'Clock, excellent large
ssso furniture, viz
Mahogany, shield back, and other sofas and divsns
DO fetc- tete, French sofas and
DO large rocking and paror chairs
Do msrhie-sop, dressing and other bureaus
DO DO sofh, and tables
DO spring hail and other chairs
Do bookcases and secretaries, sdeboards &C.
DO walnut marble top wash closets
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
DO French cottage, and other bedsfeads
Two fine painted cottage chamber with wsrdrobos
Git, mahogany, and walnut frame glasses
Brnsscis, three ply, other carpets hearth
Olcloth, hair, mattresses
With many other articles 81 furniture.
Terms All ESQ., ESQ, credit Of two and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
hp3-d A. GREEN, Auconeer.
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On ssEza IT

A NEW Route 90 Pittsburg. via the Baltimore, Sus
gushanno, Pemnsyraso Railroad 20 PutstsIA
Of will leave Csveu station daily
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore "
connecting with the fast line at middetown !, MA
irving at Harrisburg al II, D. m, 10 dinner
The Harrisburg for the west n p M anvhl
point passengers have The option
taking either Johnsiown, thence by packet bcs
stages direct from IoIida augsburg Pitsbsrg.
Tickets will be sold TO the following points BY this uan 70 rh
York, Wrghtzve Columbia Marietta, Mddetown Harri.bs
Port Mcrstown, Pcysvlle Lcwistown, Hunt
inedon, Hoida ysburg, and Pittsburg -
This train aso connects with the Cumberland Valley sle
through Carlisle Shppsnsbuyg Chamoersos M
other points this road.
For the Of passengers from Washington for snya
points, baggage Of the viii hhM
der of Railroad Company the arrivals
the morning m, receive the baggage which WHY
S"''''' = RoBERT STEWART,
octi-df Ticket Agent
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Sale To-Day.
py a. GREEN, Aue,loneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctl0neer.
NRUSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY At THE
i CORNER OF EIGHTH AND ID STREETS, AT AUCTION
Wednesday, the TIN Of April shall sell by virtue Of deed Of
recorded, o'clock, lots Nos and 2,
lot No. fronts SO feet aud rs on 9th streets lot No.
deep The
square Improvements Of the Farmers Hotel
and large brick stable
Terms cash, years,
giving bearing interest from the day Of sale deed
a Title indsputabe.
complied with days from the Of SALE
right RESELL at the cost aud risk Of the first
purchaser. 3. w. OWEN Trustee,
Mar a5-eods A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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From the Nashville Banner.
To the Memory OF Il. b Dsnefson,
Whose remains transferred from Louisiana and In
tered on the 18th OF March in Tennessee.
They laid him where the southern sun
Plays through the orange trees,
Whose empowering wealth Of sweets
Sends perfume the breeze.
The bud, the blossom, aud the leaf,
The rich fruit clustering round
All noiselessiy the pure white things
Fall sometimes To the ground
Embiems of him. with impulse pure,
And elevated bosom
His clustering virtues pictured forth
In bud, aud fruit, and blossom.
Let summer showers and dews OF heaven
Water his early grave,
The lamp OF memory light his urn
Brave scion OF the brave J,
NAsHvud.K, March %, 1882.
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HALL HossE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, April 6, 1852.

HALL HossE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, April 6, 1852.
To the Editor of the Union:
SIR: was absent yesterday when the final vote was
taken the compromise resolution offered by Mr. Jack
of Georgia, and the amendment thereto offered by
Mr.. Hlyer OF Georgia. owing TO the illness OF my son,
My vote recorded in favor Of bringing the House 10
vote the resolution and amendment, and had been
present should have voted in favor OF the resolution and
amendment.
You will obge me by giving this note place in your
paper DANL. MACE.
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This paper, in noticing on Sunday morning last the
wing senatorial Of the preceding day TO make
rangements for designating the time and place for holding
the Wing National Convention remarked We learn the
harmony prtpaisd beicssn r. Socard and the southern
ohigs the melting" We greatly surprised TO find
in the New York Herald OF the 5th inst the following
telegraphc despatch;