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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
Consumption Cured.

New York, Dec. ~ 1853.
I came tn New YORK 10 the ship Telegraph my ma
tive place ~ 81 john, Now Bfunswiuki when rcach-
ed tins CIV my health WIS very poofi had very bad
cough fascd gooe doa Of mattel which was ifoqurnt
Is misod With blood bad pain Va my lon side, aud
was very weak aud emuueiatod. Ms irends and ply.
sicinn rnrouuead my case Consumption mad beyond
the reach ef mediaine. I heard accidentally of Dr..
Curiss Hsgeana, or Inhaliug Hyscan Naror aad
Cherry Syrup, and obtained package which verify
believe the means OF saving my life. soou afi-i
woarug the Inhaler, 1 found relieved the pressure
On uy lrngs. AND after while tho disease made its
appearance npon tho surface undct the lnhaler.
took the Cherry syrup ditccied, and continued to
do co. my cough gradually gtowns better, uni 81 en
ureig eii me- and now considot myself cured.
siii wear the Inhaler the OF rather pleas
and believing 70 strengthening and purifying 10
the lungs, fol unwilling At pfrasrnt 70 dispense
with b.. JOHN WOOD
sold hs BOYD & PAUL. No. 1f9 Chambers stieet !
Z. II. RING, corner Of Iohn Street and Broadway, NJ
y, Price 50 package
y. H.--Any person ioclosing 90 to BOYD PAUL
or CURTIS 3. PERKINS, New York, will receive
phctago containing bottle OF Hygcaa Nanof, one oi
Cherry Ssrp and on Inhaler, nest boz, h expires
free 90 any SAT- the Unitcd STATES OF four facka.
ses, COG so. Agent ivf Monipeheh FRED. T.
SMITH. gO.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13

Consisting Of Pitchers, Cups. Tca seu- Cake Bias.
bets, Waiiefs, Table Tea, Dessert, Sugar, Mustard
and Sal SPOONS. pkin Rags Soup and Cream In
dies, 1uiter, Fruit Cake, Pie md Fish KNIVES, in
every variety of siYlo and hnish. Manufactured TO
our special order by Of the oldest aud best oaau-
lecturer. in ,he Unted States nRi surpassed ~ none
other IN the mafkfi Our stfrer - rnrra.f-
ed 10 be as good as can BE- procnrcS.
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Thirty Years Experience of
ian Old Nurse.
A CARD

MRS. WlNSLOW 10 THE LADIES.
Mrs Wluslow aud old an experienced nutse aud
Female physician, would call tho attention If tho
Ladies 20 her 500 hing sytup ioi chdfen Iecihinr.
u ~ill immediately relieve them from pain ally all
,rtsmodic action, soften The gums, reduce information
ana is sure TO rtgulate the bowels Depend upon u,
moihefs il wall give rest yourselves and relief und
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13

Are apptiaol that Or KtNKELIN ronhue, his prac
lice 20 particular branch ~ medicine which engages
bis Undivided Alteration. He cHuiiuns THE unioftunats
sg1.nsi the use o. mercury trnus4uts annually
mrrcutialEed out 81 ic Recent deeious prompt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
Take Particular Notice.

There h. an evil habit sometimes iadu ged 10 By boys
IN solitude, often growing up wt'h them 20 manhood,
aud which, az not reformed 10 Disc time, oniJ hegst
serious obsiacle 10 mlirimC NAL happiness but gives
rise 10 seies ct pfufacied los ous aud devss ainI
affections. Few Of hose who sFc way to this peruis
eious prsctice aware Of the consequences, until
they fad the system sharefed, feel strange
and anaeeountable feelings, aud yauge fears 10 the
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble. Is
able 10 labor wth accustomed sigoI, OF 10 apiy his
mind 10 siudY his step Is tafdy aud weak. he u dull
iresoiuie and engages IN hts sfon with less energy
ihan urpfl
Ii he cnaneipa,r himself befofs The practice has
done is worst, and entvr mRtfneuy, HI marriage 10
nfiutfu and his tells him that this IL caused
By his eafl ioliics. These foRsidfratohs gkiek
of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
PROOF POSITIVE

We rave scid vey large quantities of Mfs. Wins
lows Soothing Stiup during the pas, ia years, over
2OOOn hot,s the list year. We hrlirsc u the be- I
medicine 90 the world Children T. ething OF for the
cure Of ly seniefy snd Darrhsa childfen, whether
~ arises rem iteihug or any other II give.
universal satisaciion-nevef head compliant tom
any oususns tt-never soila medicine univef-
sally successful ia relieving pain and cfeotns
IN al eases above stated IL taken So season, relief
1amediats nd ahsoiNitiy certain.
CURTIS * PERKINS nrugrists
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"tA'tt. ~ asAfN.
CURTIS * PERKINS, prussls.,

Price p cents q bottle.
\. kBe sure aud coll for Csr,is & Perkins Crazi,
and Pam Killer Al othofs baafing mis- nau, az,
base limitations. fics l2l2 IS and 81 ~ ceuts pet
bottle according size.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
GREAT EXCITEMENT In N. YORK
PIANOS AND MEL0DE0NS
FOR CASH.

HORACE WATERS. the great Musio and
IL Piano Forte dealer, 333 Bioadway, New York,
pfeferng 10 n 70 lifge per cent with his customers
rather than pay ~ 10 the shuTpcrs Of Wal street, to
raise available mems 10 enable him 20 the pres
ent light times, offers his immense assortment Of sie
saut aud warranted riano- add Melodcoos at large
discount from rAcToRr rRtcEs, FOk CASH His
assortment cumrrises fiaans three Of the LAR
CEsJ AND NJ 'Sl CELEBRATED BOSTON MAN
UfACTpklts also those Of several OF tbs best Nav
fork Makers 1nclniing the beautiful and much al
mfed HORACE WAITE = PLANES FROM HIS
OWN FACTORY, and MELODEoNS OF the best
BOSTON, NEW HAVEN, NEW YORK. and BUF
fALO Mnkcri ahaiding an opportunity fo selections
not to be ned slsewhefc. Each Instrument warranted.
Second hand Pianos great hafgaas. Pricos from
eco to sl00 MUSIC and MUSICAL insiruments Of
all Kinds DEALERS, TEACHERS and IA ADS of
SCHOOLS suppliod On tho brsi tetms. Music sunt by
mail post paid. GoHerHl aud Select Catalogues OF
Music aud Neheduie Of Factory Pieces Of PIANOS,
MELObEONs and musioal instruments forward TO
any addfesF, free Of postage. i.Jnos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
KEMEMREK.

lilo who places himself under Dr. KINRELINs
ucaimen msy relsiuusly oouhde in HI, honor
teman, and rely upon the assurance, shat the
Of Or. ~ patients = ill never he disclosed.
Young man-let no false modcsiy deter you from
making you case known to one who, from edscaEisa
aud respeeiabiliiy, can certainly bcifieud you,
Too many ihiuk they will e.nee the IN ihtir
own hearts. and cure themselves Alas how oftsu 20
this fatal delnsion and how many promising yusnk
man, who might have been ofnanfEi socieiys has
faded from Tbs earth
stticDies of tho ufeihra RAPIDLY ed hy the
application Of new theTspeutica ueont. used only BY
DR.. r. Bsakasss and constitutional astify promptly
rurfa. and NIL rIcnt ta.iarfa.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
INVA.IDS.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE -E.stI.h.
ell 20 yeau ngphy nt, ktNkELiS, corner Of Third
nod Onion sis between Spruce ana Pine, fhiaosL
phia, Pa.
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AND
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PAPERS.

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German Botanic Practioe.

That hs !. superior method Of arriving Of eofree,
diagnosis IN disesss ana that kno~lsdge OF certain
Ton IN u~ainea he has tha tessimooy OF maay OF the
fvs aEfhorifss This add the Jac; that
succass has ever attended the Treatment eusrV ezs,
Of dseases an ssesxdsses psA tLs practice. whichever
introduced, i sueeni guaraoty to The inyshes and
diseased Of discriminating public, to easIro their
srfre kdanct.
6spt. le34 Ol.3m
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, Sc, bound to any style de-
sifed.
Customais SENDING their orders for Probate, Tosu
OF o.her Records, jonfnals, Dockts or bnoks ruled
ceiying perfect Satisfaction. -
Mr. v. DAVIS, whose accuracy and wofk nanship In
this branch Of business has hesa 40 iavofahtx tnovn
fofsevetai years past, will give ibis epartnent hi.
particular attention. : A. WAIrON
10 tho store 80 leas oecspied BY E. 2. Walton 4 E.
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CLOCKS,

great variety of iiias. Clocks, O. g. square, Goth
ie, Oriental, Jenny Lind Maine, uctugon, Vlriors
Mnnial Paper Maehe and Fanry right nay RnI thiry
hour, with aud wttlout alarm, from the bssf man
ufncforSfs
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SPECTACLES,

The largest aud most complete assortment in the
state, consisting iu pur of Gold, silver, steel pnd
Plated, Periscoic, Psrliccal, Coneaye, Common Con
ses aud C"loeo (sinsle and double ssh.. Goggles Of
aii kinds
Bruauit ware IN every style. Panioi Mache goods
splendid lot oi Fancy, Dress aad Pans, Gae
Scissots IND shear lot ofthe celebrated Swiss Rr-
zors from thH mlpuinctots of IocGn-tfc also, u ine
10, from the best English and American mVkor.. La
dies Wcrk, School, Dinner and Common Blskeis.--
Pore honnaies Of every style aud quality. Gtt Jew
eiry, Fancy Boxes and geat assortment OF Toys aud
Fancy Uouis.
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iflcoitiues.
DRUGS n MEDICINES,
PAINTS q RpYE srurrs,

OF EVERY VARIETY, SHADE * QUALITY,
rot saie by H. o. TYLER his drug store in Moutpe-
her Also. Cqmpheno aud Burnirg Fluid, A. all kinds
Of Gtoc,ries, for sale hy ~. a. 1I'LER.
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X K A ID !!
YOUTH and MANHOOD.
NATURES GUIDE.

Hith RHle5 jor As Promalgsfion ef LIFE, ustJremif
PrCss.
letter with a remittance Of % cents, or the value
10 post stamps, addressed to--Df. klNKELIN, PhiA
dephis, Pa. will cops Of either Of The above
books by return Of mail 10 copies Will be . nee
Of postage for 81. Booksellers. CauYassers, lfasel
log Agents, supplied ~holesele al the publishers
prices, which admit Of large pIoht -
jcy- .fu letters mast BE- post paid 'e.l)f
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Requires the fulflmen Of several conditions, in
der that It he fea the Of mural happiness
Gould the veil which oOsefs the origin Of domestic
wIetrhedness he fsised and It's tue 10 every
stance disciosed-in how many could II be Traced to
physical disqualihcatons Apply then while II yet
lime in order have sonr unsifuag ADD RELAXED Or
ganizalion rebff sed, fevisfed aud strength ned.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

Pens, Pencils, Husbands, Lsdiss aud School,
Travelling lnkstan 10, Qu'lls, sand, 5 I'D Bore.
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lndvlble ink, EIasfes. Sealing Wax,
Ladies' Note ADD Letter Paper, ruled and unruled
Gilt aud plaza Envelopes to msloh-some extra;
Pen Knives, Wafer Boxes. Port Foos, Pom Moaies
Gard Gases, Cards Of all Kinds, Visiting and Cane.
Wedding Cards and Cake Boxes,
Bristol Boafd-all sizes and thioknesses,
Drawing Paper-ff0m Cap to Super ROYAL
Bonnet Boafd, straw Board Binders Junk Board.
Gilt surfaeed aud Msfbled Paper.
large lot Of the best ~ "a IN Quart Pint, 4oz and
tes-wel made.
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PERFUMERY,

i.ubrs, Pyhohons, rvers, Glenns & Mangeuet and
Condiays' extracts tof The handkerchief. Farm"
oihei celognos, ~ptiins's Rosemary, Shorts Lusraie
10 CESS Cream Nutiiuve, and Is hefian Lustfale ~
he haIl and nfnaI nnlI.lN If nnn.nnl. nnrlnnnns A
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WATCH REPAIRING.

We take pleasure IN aunonnciug our friends and
the public that have secured the services Of Nj
JOSEPH BusH, who will take chufgo ofour Watch
Work. And We icoi cnutde1i that we have a good a
workman ~ there Is "a tho oouuFy equal to the best
andUxcrlad by none. Mr. Bush has had savsfa years
experience AZ the best hSs IN ths city. And pat
Ton- NAV he Hssurcd that any work entrusted To his
care, viii he promptly aud faithfully eNeeuted.
IN goods sosd srarranfed TO be az rem
ressHted,
WALTON's BLOCK State Street.
Montpelier, Jane ~, 1854. &c
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
The Conventions.

The Democratic Congressional Conven.
ton for this district will meet in ,hi:
place on the 18th inst. We suppose
that all the opposition that will be rur
sgains, the Democratic nominee was de-
signated by the Convention which met
at Bradford on the End inst. We have
no doubt but SCHUYLER CoLrAx is the
lucky man. Well it's race in which
we expect to feel some little interest, in
order to get reinstated in Society
When ell the nominations are made, we
expect to hoist our Banner. and to hon.
estly and faithfully battle under its folds
we will most cordially invite those who
agree with US. and all Others who pos
sess suf6c lent liberality to allow theii
honest opponents q place under the sun
we will most gladly maintain the mos
friendly intercourse.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

DIsoRAcEFUL OUTRAGE.-A disgrncelul
outrage occurred a: "Lake View House. !"
last evening the particulars of which we
learn, were rs follows: Il party Of Irish
men having been attending funeral, pro-
ceeded afterwards to the above named house
and demanded something TO drink. Being
somewhat intoxicated and noisy the Pro-
prietor who was sick sent word TO the bar
keeper no, to sell them any liquor, which
was the signal Tor riot, and nm indscrim-
mate attack was made upon the house,
and gentlemen who happened to DO there
at the time.
Mr.. Henry Butler Of this city, was fell
led by blow over The head with club
and his thumb almost bitten off. Mr.. T.
o. Wilson was likewise severely hurt, and
othe RS OF the party more or less injured
The house was also considerably damaged
We did not learn that any arrest had been
made or the leaders in the outrage identi-
fed.-Chicago Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Four Days Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, July "a.
The steamer Pacific has arrived with
four days later news from Europe.
Gotten light advance. Wheat has
declined 4a6!; -four Is. Corn active.-
Consuls 90.
No BATTLE Of Importance has transpir-
ed yet.
Napier had Withdrawn his fleets from
before Constrait.
Russia is forcing Austria into new ne
gotia,ions. Strong suspicious are still
entertained Of AustciS's good faith TO-
wards the allies. Prussia sent a special
envoy 20 Austria. asking Austria 10 refrain
from further steps with England and
France, and join her in new negotia tions
for peace.
Austria has countermendrd the advance
of her army into Wallachia.
The Turks have crossed The Danube in
considerable force.
An action occurred on the 5ih, Of Gil
eurgevo. In which 16O Russians were
killed. and 800 wounded.
1t is rumored that the combined fleets
attacked Consiradt on the Both, but fur
Their accounts say that the fleet was an-
chored at Baro Sound, and that no en-
gagement had taken place.
Lii reported that Russia is cnncentra-
ting 500. 900 men against Austria.
An engagement had occurred between
the Russians, and Basha BoZonks in Asia
The latter lost 3, 000 men.
Gen. Osten has been appointed Cover
nor o. Cducdssia.
Three thousand Russians have advanc-
ed from Odessa towards the Pruth.
The accounts OF the evacuation OF the
principalities by Russia, are very contra
dic,ory. An interview had taken place
between Prince Goftschakoff and the EN-
peror ofAusttia.
Rus ia is occupying the forts on the
Caspi"n sea.
Persia has declared against the aggres
| sions.
1000 cases Of cholera are reported tc
! have occurred in one day at ST. Peters
burg.
TAe Arabia arrived at liverpool on tn,
morning of the 9;h.
ue uIhS un tue ON, dIltI touR
gle, got possession Of the Islands of Ma
kan and Oireika. and subsequently, of The
Island Of Gieorg.
Prince Gorlschakoff was forming t
camp OF 80. 600 men between Buchare S
and the Danube.
SPAIs.-All quiet at Madrid and in ths
provinces troops remain faithful to the
Queen and The PROCESS Of the insurgents
is slow.
MADRID, l0.--Rebe.s continue thei
retreat tewrrds Aranlnga. 1t is stateC
that an authnrization of the United States
Government has to-day arrived TO offt
for the purchase Of Cuba.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS July 18th
Corn active Cd advance. Provisions show
no new feature. London money m1rke
active. con.ois had declined, closing
90. The decline was owing to tightnes
of money and the more complicated STATE
Of the war
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

Who SuStainS Them!-Ive hear that quite
a number of the "a who composed that
Peoples Convention at the Court House
in this place on the 9th July 1884, now
disapprove and condemn their own acts.
We are told that the ID and 81 reso,u.
tions both allude to Congressman alone.
The first says every Northern man who
supported.' &c, whilst the other says
Northern men who uoted,' &c. Is there
any necessity Of any further explana ton
than the resolutions themselves carry
upon their face? Democrats, and others
you who believe in the doctrine of non.
interference with slavery. and that OF
popular sovereignty in the Territories,
whilst exercising the civil and prudent
citizens right. are you willing TO tamely
submit TO such contemplate stuff as the
resolutions contain, and allow "a persons
to shoulder the responsibility upon THE
CITIZENS of Marshall county, Sit
down and calmly make up your verdicis.
Below we copy the resolutions alluded to
fny fuf 70
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

AgitatOH.--We have been told by per-
sons who continue to sgi,ate the public
mind in relation to laws that now legal
ly exist, that they should continue to agi
tate. although DISSOLUTION OF THE
UNION should result from it,!
Those persons must seek some other
channel through which TO promulga,e
such doctrines, besides the columns of
our paper.
We don't like all the laws that are at
present in force. but whilst we have the
right to labor for their anne ndment and al
teration. we don't claim the right TO tear
the Union from under the feet of those
who do like them, thereby depriving them
as we'll as ourselves Of all pover to make
change or amend the laws that are Ia
control US. But, Mr.. Agitator. for your
qualification. here's o proposition: LIE,
us resolve that the American Union is O
humbug-that Columbus was a humbug
ger-that Gen. Washington was the
humbuged. and that we'll all quit, and
prodigal like, go back home to mamma
We didn't put the Union together. snt
if it is spoiled job and total failure
let the responsibility rest upon the head
of those old blockheads--Tom Jefferson
Geo. Washington. and the rest Of them
Come, let's 60.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

schOolmas!er Taught his boys when
ever they heard him sneeze. TO rise up
with sslemni,y. cross their hands on their
bosom. and calculate, God preserve our
venerable tutor!' Quo day no took :heE
out Tor a walk, and tho weather being hot
ne proposed they should drink at well. :
The we'll was deep. 50 the master mndo them
join their ,urbans together for rope. and
descending to the bottom handed them up
their drink one after the other. The ro-
freshment over, he made them draw him
GU, again, and had nearly renched the TOP
when the GOODNESS of the well made him
sneeze; the whole posse instantly let go
the rope threw themselves into tleir nc.
customed attitude, and exclaimed, with
great fervor, God preserve our venerable
.u,or,' who fell and broke his leg.