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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-22

Nhatevef tho health und huppucs OF the
Pile all Times OF the valuable nnp1nnnre take
for granted that very ,etsnn vii %" tl iu tu to
undeavor to promote their hclh at sacrihrcs.
feel it my duty TO soltmn assure sou that WORMS ac
cofdns opniuq Of tho celebrated lhNcians,
the primary causes cf large mnlofiy 90 diseases 20
which rhilifcn md adus liable. lfyou have 90 Hpe-
tie continually changobhlr kiud of 10
other, BAD Breath, Pain the stomuc, i Alag at the
Nose, Hardness aud Fuo,ss ct tho Belly bay Cuogh, s,~
Fever, Pulse uesuar--fonembct that an those denote
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-22
HERE Is YOUR REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

A PERSON 20 YEARS OF AGE CURED OF BAD
LEG or THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Copy q ist,sr from W Ha .fsb. Baier ef Ca Opsas, IF
hastsifs, near Haaa1 .dsid daisd -hig 3lsi, ls5l
To Professor HotAowAv,
sirl suffered for period Of thhty years fom badleg,
ihe o dHerot uroidcnts al Gas Work..
accompanied ey sao1hsuc syuptoms had RECOURSE TO
variety OF med cal liqret without deriving benefit aud
told thai The leg must be anputltca yet
siou that oaion ,oaf Ptl. Oinmen have eject
Cd complete eufo in shout me that low WHO have
not Witnessed It wnull eiodit tho tact.
England, Ciemis,, ~, Market street, Huddcrsfed
4 DREADFUL BAD BREAST CuREp ~ oNE MONTH.
Ert ac n irr froa M. Fr,derlek TurHsr u Feahnrn
ke'i, eatsd De- l5th, 1850.
D,ar slr-Ny VIE had suffered from Bad Breasts more
than s munih, end during tho whole reiod bad the
cd an awful wound 10 ny own eg by your uufvaed aed
cine d t'tnned asau 30 u'e your Pan, aud uiotmrui
w,s did 30, for in lees than month perfect rutc
Effected aud 'hs benefit that various other branches ofmy
fmil, haze derived from their use, Is fus astonishing
(ssoed) fREDlRicK TURNER.
AN INFLAMMATION IN THE SIDE PERFECTLY
CURED
Copy ora later ro,a Mr.. srao IF Breahsuse To-
n - taian Read Ei'bro', dated Apni 29'h, ls5l.
sir, FOR twenty year. my vf hs. been sub
eot from time time attacks inh mmati ion IN The
side, Tor Win she wss hed snd blistefed great
tent i Tho pain could noi be About four years
she saw, the papers the wonderful cures effected hv
your ill. ana oniman and thought she would sv them
iria To her great astonishnent delight she go i'm
mediate relief hom Their use, and amer pescscrns foe
three weeks the pain IN her side completely cured and
she has enjoyed the best ct health of the four years
lSigntdl FRANCIS AENOr.
These Pills should be used Jointly with the Ointm,nt IN
most Of the following cases:
Bad legs Cniegoieet Fttulss Sore throat
Bad breasts thIiblain- Govt Sktn.diseas
bnins thappod hands, 6lauduai Scufvy
Bahions toihs lsuh Tweiings Sore heads
Bite of Mos Cancers Lumhsgo Tumor,
chetOh- a CuntTactedand Pho Ulrets
Rheumatism
sand Iles sun JOINTS Scads Wounds
Coeo-bay Eeahautasiss Sore Nipples YaWs
hEDDlNS Co.. Boston, Mass, Agents for New England
sod al the establishment OF Professor Hol oway pa
Sfaui, (uear Temple BARI Londop an bv all
Druggists and Dealers IN hedic thfou bout Bftsh
Empire and those OF the Union. 80 Pots ADD boxes At 81
cents q cents aud SlO wholesale BY The principal drug
New Nofs, snd by :. X. col ms, Montpelier, VI.
There considerable saving iuiakng the larger sizes
N b. Dhectlons for the guidance VI Patients ia svev
ois"ihei are anlAc toehch box 6Ogow iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-22
Hobensack's Worm Syrup,

An article founded upon Sciehhc fh1cipess conp"tnnen
with purely Vegetable snbstaucs being perfectly sic whtn
taken, the lender infant with de-
cided beuehciI effect, when bowel Complaints and uiT
rhoi have made them weak and debiaed aud the Ionc
at Worm Syfupatr such That % stands With
equal IN tho Catalogue Of Medrincs, 10 giving
nd st,nsth TO the stomach, which makes iniahhe
rcmsd, for those afflicted with tyspepsa The astonishing
performed by this syrup after phy-icans have ied
the evidence OF It's superior efficacy ala Others
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Ever before offered in this State,
SIll\S.

DEAUTiFUL Rlcfl sliKs--ia.t received from New
ID York, beautiful ocads, Glics Ctneliou, Heit., A.
uoure dc Rhpc, Gro d. s~ss, and other tess sks
making luresi assortment otfeu M Mnqtpehefi
sni We feel coahdcnt that Pfises will please. 49,
LYMAN K KING.
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Chemical Belgian Polish.

THE best article for Polishing nOuTs, SHOES aud
I HARNESSES 10 be had, also snpcror stove Polish.
s.lIbv SCOTT Il FIELD.
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PANKORITE."
Nyvcr,s Extract of Rock Rose
PURYFYER or TIE BLOOD,

10 Invaluable Remedy tot all SCROFULUS DISEASE
Indigestion, salt Rheum, sick Headache, Cankcf,
Nursing Sore Mouth, and General DebNity,
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Linseed Oil.

Those who use The weed"
(AN had The natnnl leaf-fH Cl Dixon. hssi ui car
y moo brands NJ ELLIS & HANNRNFIis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-22

STATEMENT OF REV. +. R. WARREN
Pastor Of the 81 Baptist Chuch New LoudOn Cl rclav
10 MNersi Extract ot Rock Rose.
he An,e pnbltc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-22

bod myself suffered i,ionaly with sudden attsck' Of
Headache Bilious Diauhea, sud had sought a
gtcat variety agents but little purpose aud
suffering rom this disease (dafhea) This time, deter.
the New Syrup first upon myselL The results
we're lcyoud my expactutions Is wa powerful altcraurc
and ha morbid action the changed aud the
OF restored tn healthy state II
and esscY system, aud corrected the DO
OF he digestive mud that nesi
mabie hessins-HEALfH This cot determined
week month; boa took ieuf i've BOTTLES 10 PET
hsp msuy months. have suffered but tlght-
" from these derrosements NY SICK hEAuACHE II
4 \ A.
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School Books.

I'VE are Just receiving an extensive assortment sosl
W which may be found Town's Series OF heaoss,
iets, &c ais" Sanders Readers and Spoilers, c,srp-
Adams Revised Colburn's Emerson's ls part ans
LEAFS Anhmetic's, Wed's Grammar, Websiefs INA, u
I'd Dictionary, Pocket Edition do. and most o'neI
school Boo in general use, which We oner AZ toahl
OF retail as cheep, fat shade ioH0, than eau NC
4 any other store ia the State. .,sON
honpehe Juns lssh, 1859
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DuRE WHITE LEAP, Gfosod in o,l and Du Wait
! ing, Psu. sud Amefrsn Green, Ciome ard flsafs
htliuN, Venetian Red, N4rni.h aud Japan. Middlsssi
Roed add Raw L'nseed Oh, by the Cell. OF Barr'L
F1rsal. bY
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20 First Class Lake Boats,


NACuf.N CANFiELu, SO. 3 III Coeuiie, Sip, a.
FOLLErr = co, south Whaif, burlington.
SAITH BRIGGS,
A FISHER, SO l9l. River street, Toy, \. y.
a 81. HERMAN, p q Depot, edenfbaret
CuAs. sEY MOUE. M,nireaL
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TO the American Public.
* nv has been connection with the recon
mend lions Of Mr. Myers ROCK ROSE SYRUP, IN vatous
hdvrtuseucnts by he manufactured, beg leave TO make
tr following sltomsnt with reference my acquaintance
with remedy, which have subjected ~ aud
for having introduced Is 10 The notice Of private
ficnds The community 10 which reside, long betorc he
medicine was advertised. nuke this ement freely. be
have principle, withheh my name from ull pa
ieui medicines soduousy abstain d from recommend
ing the public, believing them frequently the spaNA
u guatery hHnbug and tending TO in9ease n-teed
lesscnng human disease and surting. such, lea, D..
tho ch1acct OF large portion 1T ihe patent psnuceas OF
ths medicine making age. " Their 8. lsaiou,n and
influence from thc denouiac al spIits, have
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OUR STAND


1 A. been fcpicnished eih new styles White Wfff-
! tDshes oval shlpel-Aiso, New solar Lamp, GHii
are. ELLIS & y NGRDFT
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$500 CHALLENGE

June Ia
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CroCkerY & Glass Ware.

Il neressafy lhN, Ehould say Anything 10
! our CROcKeRY sTANDl Have you never ealn ss
either from personal experience observauon OF to
your friends, that here the place buyl All We
ever hei etuioIe. ELLIS 4 BANChol--
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
Temperance Meeting.

OvERMAss FERRY, Sept %, 1853.
AT meeting held at The school horse
near Overman's Ferry on the 18th OF
Sept. ut., at which thu State Tenn
perance Lecturer. Mr.. Leland was pre- !.
ent, the following resolutions we re
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. in,emperance is social
and political evil, bnfthening us down
with taxes. paupers and crime, there
fore
4 Resolved, That all candidates for our
Isuilrages for the Legislature of cur
State, and all other Offices OF honor or
trust, shall be required to give us de.
/ ided answer whether they are in favor
vi the Maine Liquor Law
= Resolved, That we will not vote fol
amy MIN for such Office who will no,
pledge himself favorable TO law SINH
lar to the Maine Liquor Law.
AND WHEREAS. one OF our represent
tatIves in the legislature OF our State
has betrayed the trust repo<ed in him
oy his constituents bv voting against
the bill presen,rd,to the legislature bv
DR. Wiuer. Of Cedar county. one Of his
own party, therefore
Resolved. That he has forfeited our
confidence by misrepresening us,
Resolved, That the foregoing resolu-
tons be forwarded 20 the editors of the
Musca'ine Journal and Demrcratic En-
qlliier for publication.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07

tiful places are on the hill sides, which re-
quire more labor and care to render bcauti-
full, than level locations. Indeed the most
beautiful establishment we had the pleas
sure of visiting was originally one of the
most forbiddng locations in the whule
place aud suburbs, but MIR. Rand, bv his
money and taste, has made it paradise. -
We had not the pleasure Of making Mr.. Rps
acquaintance, but his interesting and ac-
complished lady, over ''head and ears in
preparing wrcaths, &c, for the exhition,
instructed us in the way to the vineyard,
&c.
The residence of Mr.. Jas. w. Grimes,
Esq, is certainly the most successful at
tempt at the pointed cottage style that is
anywhere to be found, in my Knowledge. =
The design is most beautiful, and it has been
carried out in the best style OF mechanism
he is aking lovely place, and may he
and his excellent lady live long to enjoy
their superior taste! There are many Other
handsome places here, but time and space
forbid further encroaching on your good
nature. j. ii, w.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
For the Journal.
BlOOded Stock.

MEssRs. EDIroRs Quite an excitement
has existed in our city for the past few
days, by the arrival of q distinguished
stranger ne less parsonage than the fine
blooded horse, "Young Green Mountain,''
from the State of Vermont. Some of our
enterprising citizens, who have been prom
inent in all the improvements of the day,
both by their energy and means, (particu-
larly in the improvements which concerns
the farming interest, have purchased this
horse from Col. Hall, Of Vermont, at the
large price of sixteen hundred dollars !!
more with view of placing it within the
power of our farmers to increase the beauty
and value of this description of stock than
from any pccuniary advantage to be OBJ
tanned from so large an investment.
Through the politeness of one of the pro-
prietors, / was induced to visit this noble
animal, at the stable of Mcssrs. Blodgett
& Co., and although cannot boast Of be-
ing connoisseur in all the perfect points
of this animal, still could not help but ad-
mire, to my judgm mt, this almost perfect
specimen of horse. lie is from the cele
brated Morgan stock, ard can boast of as
long line of distinguished ancestors as
most Of the English nobility. 1t would be
TOO tedious to enter into detail of his
pedigree. Suffice it to say, he numbers
among them such as English Eclipse, Bart
lett's Childers, Wild AR, Godolphin Ara
bian, and host of other illustrious gen.
flemen horses. As the Muscatine county
Agricultural Society will hold their first
annual Fair on the 18th inst, would ad-
vise all who desire to cultivate the breed of
this noble animal, to give Young Green
Mountain their particular attention.
CHEvAL.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
The LOan---RailrOadS.

We are gra,iied to announce that the
election last Monday resulted in the
passage Of the Loan Of $3.50, 900 by a
large majority. The good sense Of the
people still prevails! Muscatine coun
ty will have TWO railroads-one extend.
inn to the north aud the other 10 the
west-br;nging 10 this market the en-
riching com merce Of all central Iowa
Truly, the "Central City" has bright
prospective future!
Considerable enquiry has been made
in relation to the disposal Of the county
bonds. II is asked, how will the county
be profi:ed BY dividends which will nc
c,ue 10 stockholders after the roads are
in operation, if said bonds are in the
hands OF :heir individual purchasers
II we understand the m,uer rightly
holders of bonds will realize nothing
hut the interest which the county
pledges TO pay on them. The county
will be the only tockholder of the $50.
600 lust voted, and will realize all the
dividends and premiums which the
stock in these roads may ever command
Bond holdels are not stock holaers. II
we may take the examples of every
instance. Of this kind as criterion, the
county will find this investment Il yer,
profila BILE speculation in the end; and i
il terse saying that "Airs well that
ends well.
Mr.. Farnham is expected here in a lev
DAYS, when measures will be taken te
prosecute the work vigorously at ar
early period. One hundred Thousand
dollars OF the above appropriation vii
be expended towards the constructor
Of the road between this place and Os
kaloosa, and the remainder on the road
between this place and Cedar Rapids.
On the 18th inst, Mahaska county
will vote on the question Of subscribing
SlOO 900 TO this Company. and the vote
will 70 doubt result favorable 10 .hs
proposition.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
Yellow Fever.

Il We extract the following from CORES
kpondent of the New Orleans Pienyune, of
the 18th September. The DR.. Whicher
therein mentioned is DR.. Patterson Whicher,
whose parents reside here. 1t will be graft
flying to DIR. WIS acquaintance here to
leain that he is placed in situation where
his skill and energy are likely to Be tested
to the full capacity of man and doubt not
they will be found equal to the emergency.
We wish him q long, q useful and happy
lie:
BAYOU SARA, Sept 13, 1853.
The epidemic begins to decrease, no
doubt for the want of subjects. This place
never was in such state of alarm as at
present. Nearly all of the we'll portion of
the population have left for the interior.
The business houses are still kept open for
the transaction of such business as cannot
be postponed. The dry goods stores are
closed and their, proprietors fed to the
country. leaving perhaps clerk to take
charge. Under these circumstances We
may expect soon to get rid Of the disease.
There are no deaths this morning, and
but one new case. The number of cases on
the hands of the doctors Is thirty.two, all
conyalescent, or in good condition to get
well with care. Every thing looks desolate
and gloomy.
The great fear is that the fever will
sr read into the country. At st. Francis
Vile, one mile from here, there is one case
reported this morning.
We have hut one resident physician able
to practice, DR.. Whicher, think, a graduate
from Louisiana. Drs. Stockbridge and
Smith have both been among the sick, lend
ing all the aid they could by their experien-
ccd eounsels.
Bayou Sara has received the severcst
blow ever leveled against q place of her
size. One of our Oldest citizens tells me
that the alarm is worse than it was in 1929
or 1889; both of these years the place was
nearly depopulated although the number of
deaths is not SO great this year, so many
persons have fed.
A donation of one hundred and fifty dol
lars was sent in this morning from jackson,
in this State, on condition that all the oof-
fee.houses be closed. The money has been
returned. The place looks gloomy enough
already, without adding anything more
The adoption of this measure would turn
many persons out into the streets these
coffee-houses being more or less boarding
houses also. Tours, J. AK.
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Nc. 49,.
LYONS KsTHsIRON,

Fwp-'srrving, restoring anl Identifying shs
,,e is The most drlighlful and wonderful article
the world ever PRODUCED. IT, a-'onishing su~cr,s
Is without precedent IN rhr history ri The Mate
RIA N.,lira. DWk and lpynriini rur'-, -,ft AMI
glns,y h ii, with scores uf admirers. (mnk ih,.,
L"lc- is The Universal rler Of the Ka,h,irmn -,
Ball an gray heads were PERFECTLY a.touish. d. =
The Ka,bsiron has fully rest rcd my hair AFTER
taI'nsss Il i2 Wears. A; J. Ccurtrigh,, 7G Bond
~n,H. n. "" The Kahairnn is Q certain cu,e
fnr nrr,Wns heads, he and all cnianro,,s dseasrs -
Sold y all JeaI.rs everywhere. Try il. Prize
. ,Iy 25 c.nis, in lasge hhil...
DIS. BARNES. Psopricim.
- l6l Broadway, N. y.
FAY 4 STONE tse Is, N ,srs,i,,c. SIG
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-07
MUSCATINE JOURNAL" OCTOBER 7, 1853

THE CATTLE MALADY, (phrenZy,) of which we
spoke two weeks ago. still prevails in this city and
vicinity though have heard ofbut few during
the present week. Cattle attacked by it have been
promptly attended to-etler killed outright, or kept
closely confined. 1t has proved fatal believe, in
every case.
CRY PRoPERry.-Onc thousand dollars was offered
but refused for twenty feet Of vacant ground fronting
Second street, between Iowa Avenac and Syca-
more day last week.
The FRANKLIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will meet TO-
morrow Saturday evening, at its room, over Bur
netts book store, The room has been fitted up with
appropriate furniture.
VOCAL MrsIc.--Mr. Higgins has succeeded in form
ing very promising class to learn vocal music. The
class will meet next Tuesday evening, in the Congrc
gational Church.
EMIGR,rIoS.--Thc fall tide of emigration is pourn,
in upon Our ferry is kept busy crossing emigran
teams Iowa will receive large accession to its pop
| ulation this fall.
| DENTISTRY are glad to learn that DIR. Denni
has been literally patronzcd by citizens as tina
| he has been compelled to provide more commodious
arrangements. He is really deserving. See his car,
OYsrEas.--Our friend J. II. Gorlcy has fitted up al
oyster saloon for the accommodation of ladies and
| gentlemen. lie has just received lot, and serve
them up in the best style. We tried em last evening
"SoME PuSxIN."--wc saw pumpkin at the store
of Quinn Brother last evening, whichmeaslred five
feet eight inches in circumference, and weighed u
pounds Can it be beat?
| ALMOST A FIRE.--The old blacksmith shop near MI
BARTHOLOMEW tailor shop, discovered to be OF
fire this morning. but was fortunately extinguished
The CRY COUNCIL met Tuesday afternoon bu
transacted no business of general Importance. It ad
journed to meet next Tuesday.
THE LIST OF LETTERS, ordered, by law, 20 he pull
shcd in the newspaper having the argestcirculaion
will be found in this weeks paper.
DISTRICT CoURr.-The October term Of this Cour
for M,iscatne county will commence its session mex
Monday, in this place. The docket is large.
CHAs. e. WIN. r. Stone call attention to their fin
assortment of dry goods boots and shoes, hardware
queensware farming implements, &C., &c, &c.
FuEL.--Coal commands 20 cents per bushel in TIL
market wood sells at 81 per cord.
W.T.. Massey has received and opened fine al
sortment of fall and winter goods.
L. KELLOGG is in receipt of his fall and winte
goods.
"SoLD OrT."-Rcad the advertisement of Wallace
Brcading.