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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20
Thirty Years Experience OF
au Old Nurse.


MRS. WINsLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winslow aud old Experienced nurso aud
Female physiclau, would call the attention oi lhe
Ladies To her Soothing syrup fai Chidren ieeihrng
II VIII immediately relieve them from pain anal all
srasmodic -ctoni soften the gums, reduce inhama, on
and ~ sure To regulate the bowels. Depend upon Il,
mothets II will give rest 10 yourselves and Ttiiei and
Lnnlih q N.ul 1 h.LLrnn
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AND
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PROOF POSITIVE.

We have sold vo-y large Quantities Of Mrs. Wins
low southing Ssiup during the past ia years. over
2pno0 h0tiits the last year. We believe a the beet
medicine IN the world ior Children ething tor the
cue OF Dysontery aud DiafThea In children, whe hot
~ arises ffem tsehns any Other cause. IL gives
universal satslaciion--nevof head a compliant liom
any onsusing it--nnveT sold a medicine LniYer-
sally successful in relieving pain and eiectns
10 all cases above stated n takcn 10 seasbn relief -
immCGlaff aHd absoluffiV certain.
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.Tls x PERKINS, Dmrgi,ts,
No. I49 ChGuibefs a., New York,

PTco Is cents bottle.
~ B.--Bo sure aud call for Carts 4 PsrkiH's Cra@l
aud PAIN KILLER. All others bearing this name az
base limitations. fice ~ ~, 70 aud 81 ~ cents pc
bottleaccoaiiuntosizo.
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No. 3.
4 New Principle never before
known ia Medicine.
The best and most p,r'ct Medicine IN III
UAnSyAy'S KEGIji.sToRS.

e Il R-0IsCuVEUY, No.3
EApsVAS'S HEtsUItToRS.
! THE THiRD GRElT MEDiCAL DisC0pERT
Grammar & co.
ono REGULATOR is suiicien' to regulate tho
Bowels, Liver aud fanacIeas, to healthy dischufse
Of their tnncnonf.
Two vail insure pleasant disehargo from The. bow
/ Ell. 90 a rc.ulat ryriud ui time every CAV.
-Four 10 .s wih pog' thoroughly all corrap' aud
IMPORTANT TO fflL TAKERS.
Evory one who Is in tho hahitof taking fdls will
ius Radwas- Regulators The most pleasant safe 1T
c1ectuh regulator 90 ih, Howell lIss5' fanacr.a.,
and tho most CEkT5LN PURIFIER or IHE
moon go use.
medical strength aud oihsacy, 10 sis OF the pop
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Radwa,s Regulators are most eafeluily rrrp,rci
from oEirace ard gums Of iron', rltris, roots Hnf
hor1s. Ihcic ATE 600 pihs 80 use mat wii act spop
the Liver, PanHcreas, Bowels, tho Saivatrfy Glands
aud Nerves pleasantly aud cc ctuaiiY as the Raa-
way z. REGULATORS. No pills con be- taken for
any length Of nnc with the same safety 90 the cpn-
siluton, ic, instead at debih,atins the system BY
eful aud drastic rufsing they act pleasantly upon
The bowel. aut impah strength to o'e's nerve ADD
'''''' % III EIiESG.U1IAroHs VERSUS FILLS.
We arc cvutah4iy 1stcd what Is h" difference DO
[ tween Radwn,'s Kcsuilinf. aud ordinary pilis
We answer that rrl., ~ they ordinarily prePar-
cd aud sofa hs different mluuiacfufers are generally
Of two kiuds-those which operate on lhe bo~e's
merely, called Pufgatnc pills and those which excite
tho secretion Of rho liver and called mrfcurao 90
liver nili. Raiws,'s Regulators resemble fis
mefcll shape inner ~ every uhtI
ttc.
They ae, rot on, on tho bowels, but on the liver
kin, ptnactoas, Hnd kidneys, regulating each organ
healthy action. They are not diasic' and never
give pain most pursnuse Ptiis do They stimulate
the lyo without endtueefias .he pate NJ with SALIVA
ton, Ne mercudal pills dos cpu'aiuing no minerals in
thoir competition, they orc harmless when Used Tor
length ct tinic. 1hcs tasteess, beng envcioped
f go ia elegant coatus of gam To regulates, ) 20
I pufgc-good 40 an timrs.
As n Family Physic,
I RADWAY' = REGULATORS arc the most innocent,
sale, pheasant nd mild pills IN Tley quick
and certain cure FOR Custveness, Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, Kidney tom rlaini, Janndice Head Aches
] NoWousncss, Melancholy, Diseases Of the Bladder,
FEMALE DfFFICULTIEs,
/ Leneonhw-, fieui Abus, Whites, and frognlatites
{ OF III kinds
BILIOUS DISEASES.
Bile 90 tho stomach, Bilious Chohc, Enlargement Of
the Spleen, cod all Chronic affections OF the LAYER
and kidneys.
REMEDIES are sold by Druggists every
! where. RADW Al CO.,
l62 Fulioa street, tops tairsl
For sale by COLLINS PIERCE, Montpelier, aud
Druggists generally. l5.c.3plf.
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SCfENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

WIZ he found 10 pos,oss those qualities hccsssarv
10 the total eradication Of MI bilious attacks prompt
Co stan the selections Of the liver and give healthy
10 the rntte system. Iud7ed, II 10 no ordinary
discovery In Medical Science. 20 have invented rem
cdy these stubborn complaints which dcrolnpe all
tho results produced by heretofore oe use Of Gallo
mel-n mineral JUSTLY dreaded by mankind and &C.
knovlcdgcd 10 be destructive TO the so the
human system. That the properties OF certain vegc-
tables oompffo ulthc virtues Of alome withuu' It's
luxurious tendencies, admitted fact, rendered
inJisputahie by scientific researcher, end those who
". ih- Mandrake Pin will be fully sati.hed that the
best medicines are those provided by nature in the com
mon hrths and roofs Of the helds.
THE rils opcu tho bowels aud correct ell billions do
Engagements without salvation any Of the tnintiuD-
effects Of capmci brother pci,ons. The secretion Of
bile pfOmutodb by those Pills. will ia by The
altered color of the stool. aud disappcuung Of the
salluw Completion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions fuf accompany each hor Of
rills and the price Of quar- bottle of toe Sea Weed
Tome aud bon II pills combined 9. ouiy ore dollif.-
Hut separate boxes Of the Pills be had ofany oi the
agents for p cents.
These remedies sIo prepared undei the rcfi onsi
petvson Of Dr. II schonck, proprietor uf
fulmonic syfnp, the well established comedy foI con
sumption Brourhiils, Conghs, Colds, &C., &C, ana
the inventor uf tho cclrhfatfd Respomctcr, for
andning eciius III diseases Of the Lunss, Heart
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, &c, bound 10 any style de-
sired.
Customers sending their orders for Probate, Town
ofoihor Records, Journals, nockets or hooks ruled
mud h.uud to any pattern whatever may rely upon re-
ceiving perfect satisfaction.
M. y. DAVIS, whose accuracy and workmanship IN
this branch Of business has bcon iavufably Known
forsevoral years past, viii give this department his
particular attention. =. NJ. WALTON.
10 the Store so long occupied by T. =. Walton & L.
r. Walton & Snas.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED;
A New Discovery in Medicine.

AFEW WORDS ON THE RATION
[lEjFf% ALTREArMENr wi'hout Medicine,
~ of spefmaiorthea, or local Weakness
VtAzeAe.s-t Nervous Debility, Low spnits, I.assi
tudc, Weakness the Limbs and Back, indsposition
mud inclpaciy Tor study andlabor, hulncss OF Appte
hcnsion Los OF Memory, aversion TO Society Love
NJ solitude, Tinidity, self Distrusi, Dizziness, Head
Ache. involuntary Discharges, Pnins 90 the side, Al
fiction ofhe Eyes, rimples on tho Face, sexual and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20
From the French OF DIR. IL. De
fnnPy.

The important iatt that the-e alarming complaints
may be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, IL, Ia ths
small uact. clearly dcmonstraicdi and the eniitc,
new AVID highi} successful ttcaimeuii as adopted by
oor is enahicI 70 CURE HIMSELF fLRFECFLN
AND AT THE LEASr POSSIBLE COST, avoiding
thereby all the advertised uostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gtats, and cost fee ia sealed
envelope, ny rrnAttitr, (pnst paid,l two postage
stampede IT, n. De LANEl, No. IL Lnponnrd St,
Now york s20;fm.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATEl
10 VERMONT FARMERS.

'lNllE SUBSCRIBER offers his Fam for salc, In ihe
towuof st. Amnnd Essca County, Now Nork, Of
100 Acres Nuo iad'poiahlei about 70 aces i'm.
proved well frncrd we'll watofed ly sPfings, brouSs
and the liver Satunac. II ~ leasanly situated on
both banks Of said uYof or miles below tho owuf
SAanan l.nko. More thnn hnlt - interval There IL
comfortable log house on tho farm, good well Of
soft water ncarthe door, ants log hnfn passes
daily from Ausahlo Fotk- 10 slfiuuc Lake, aud once
week iton the West No south EIst. The Post paicc
milo distant. The Farm O. new ono. having
boon occupied hui iout years. ard has abundance Of
lnmbof, such Hs Pine, Spruce and Cedar. A new he'd
OF Iron orc has rnrra'y been discovered Gu the aion
ineiafu The whole will be sold On reasonable trrms
or desired lot Of 600 acres which are the hui d.
ngs. For luther particular uddrHssthe subscriber
Safanlc Lake, kssca County, Nrw lo's
65ui LEMUEL KNAPP.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-20
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
cory cfIcuer Jton M ". J. Langley, q uant'rii',
Iaskia County, Nsrth Carolina, o. s., dated
N-,-..Lr. Ii, I4~q
NTREAD HIS OWN WORDS

TOP fofessor HoiLowsy,
sis,--1tis not my wish 10 become notorious, nei-
Their is this olctwfiteu for tho mere sake of writing,
hut To say, that your Ointment cured me OF one Of
the most dreadful cuianeous diseases that hesh h heir
to- add which was considered by all Who knew me. TO
be- entirely beyond the reach OF medicine. For nine
Vcafs was an cted with II tho most painful and
troublesome legs that evci fol TO the lot man
aad after irving every medicine had ever beard OF
resigned IN despair all hope OF ever heing cured but
Il Trend brought mo a oupic OF large pots of your
Ointment which caused the soies my legs TO heal
and entirely tegaued my hellth TO NY agreeable sur
pfisa aud delight. aud to the astonshmeni Of MY
/ tfieuds. iStluudl W. J. LANElt1s
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ntroitinfs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND
Holloway's Ointment.

Ctissas # nc Uaiou,-
You have done the honoins with ono voice
from ono end Of the uaion To- The oher, TO stamp the
character Of m, Ointment with your appreciation. II
il scarcely ycnfs since made it known among you
and altcady, has obtained celebrity than any
othoT Medicine 10 o short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
IS, Coratr Of gaa and .NassaE Streets, Ner rork.
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INDIAN PAN A G E A!
In all Diseases of the Blood,
w a r r a N L s

The hfs bottle always does good and perfect cure
IL Warranted o. diitctons are followed stficily
The medicine his rctof hren extensively Hdveris-
3D. but h1s general use upon ts own initin-
.--.-. NH L-- ------- Tho mint unn.l-I
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lflr0itinrs.

Treat. with complete success, CANCERS, se'ofnla-
and all humors Of the blood, Frvot 50 - coughs
roias. Consumption, Liver Complaint, Heart Nom-
,t,tnf Urnpsy, Rheumatism, tonumpuon OF INC
Hood rites. swelird Limbs, Nervous bahilny' re-
male Complaints Fnnin the back aud 500 ~ 10 inc
Iob. sickness IN the stomach, PAIN or Dighness 90
Tho Head Lassitulc ~ General Dcbiliiy, nnd all
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED

PREMIUMS no MEN SUBSCRIBERS
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
New Yois, eon,lnue 40 re.puhlsh ihs following bit
ish periodicals., FHi
.. sHtive }
The Edinburgh Review, Wing.
The North British Review,
ttfoe Church }
.. tLihcal.l
BiackwOod's Edinburgh Waga-
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Observation-Disclosures VENT s. CO., I77 y.
Third Stf,et.
Street
Baston-RUnpiNC 4 co, 80. state Street.
Montpelier, VI, FRED. T.. SMiTi.
Aud every respectable dfusgst throughout ihs Uni-
I'd states ID ] weep
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FOUNDRY d MACHINE
SHOP

'THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THE PUBLIC
that they rte pterntcd to execute any orders fut
Castings, Muchinety, shaning, Mil-work, &c, on
shout notice and superior mannrf At their Works
Ia the PIoNEEH MEonirie's sHor.
SIMONDS& PAINE.
BurLiroroN, Aug q, 1854. oar
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''' Cs;lu,SONIC DISEASES,

Ne hos Vlfl0ns Tndnn Tcmodl0f TVF Th' NUT'"T -
s,erert form Of disease ~ acting IN perfect hHtmo
a, ,itb the laws fife The success which has nt
- ia ,br u.o Of nf GREENS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
War Declared by Indians.
ST.. JOSEPH, May lO-3 p. \


Col. Vaughn, Indian Agent from Fort Pierre,
arrived in town yesterday evening. lie states
that the Indians on the Plains are in Il very unset
tied condition, in fact assuming hostile attitude
The Black Feet, Apachcs and Sioux, Manacun-
qacs, Lansarc and Yanctons, banded in a mighty
host AMI scof6ng existing treaties, have unbu led
the Ratchet, and bid defiance to the powers that
be. These tribes combined with the Bruavs and
Ogalales of the Platte, numbering at small CAL
culaton 5000 warriors, have thrown up fort :fca-
tions on Dreaming Bull at the source of the Grand
River, and are not only ready but anxious to meet
any force that Government may send against
them; emboldened by the case with which they
mastered our soldiers in the late skirmishcs and
remarking the terror ever since manifested bv the
whites in their necessary intercourse with them,
they SCOT at the power of the United States to
disodSe them from their stronghold. The ASSN
ebOnes, Riccar:es, Crovatrcs, and Mlndatnas,
having the fear of the four regiments before
their eyes. have told their agent, Col. Vaughn. in
Council, that they will not only aid and abet, but
furnish material assistance in Sutlaing their re-
fractory brethren.
McSsrs. Galveston & Lewis were tax IN prisoners
by the Yanctons. between Fort Union and Fort
Pierre, hut released on surren;cring their effects
ard promising to decamp. The latter named
gentleman IS from St. Louis.
The Colonel states that there is 10 snow in the
mountains, so We may expect no rise in the river
from that quarter.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
NeX York Money Market.

The tendency of the present rapid liquidation
of accounts is to make money accumulate on the
market in the hands of capitalists, but it ccntral-
zes it in the possession of comparatively few indi-
viduals, whereas, what is seriously felt to be lack
iny is the want of diffused plenty. Money
abounds only with snail minority. The con-
traction Of business adds to this, which is be in-
ming to he felt as a serious impeachment to that
general demand for investment which arises when
money is plentiful in mercantile community.
Merchants, jobbers and traders are easy, be-
cause they have no demand. The parties who
hold the floating money capital in the street, are
those who do not speculate in stocks themselves,
but only lend to those parties who 90, provided
they are trustworthy. With but small demand for
investment, and less for speculation, no wonder
the stock market presents such dull aspect. The
list of sales to-day shows general decline of
speculative stocks, bat frmncss Of all good in
vestment stocks.
Money is easy to borrow at and per cent
Ere. Post, 23d I'LL.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
Z. d. NELL, Secretary.

CO The Providence journal, in alulng to
the subject Of high prices and our mode of living,
justly remarks g The remedy for the high price
of meat is, not to eat it. There is no other.-
People amuse themselves by assigning the vari-
Gus reasons for the enormous advance in the
prices of all the Of living. Doubtless
they are increased by speculation and forestall-
ing. for which there seems to be peculiar faciii-
ties in regard to breadstulfs and meat but the
great reason is that the supply is not equal to
the demand. In this country every body cats
meat. 1t is not so any where else. We have
come to look upon beef as one of the necessarcs
of life, and in the various coatIivanccs to pro-
tect ourselves against its great cost, the natural
remedy of doing without it does not seem to have
occurred to any body, except to those who actu-
ally could not buy it. The reop'e of this coun-
try, rich as well as poor, ought to live SIM
pier food, as matter not only of economy, but
of health. We eat too much animal food, and
We eat food too highly SEASONED. Notwithstand-
ing the great advance in prices, the kinds of food
best adapted to the support of vigorous life, and
best suited to physiological laws, are, with some
exceptions, the cheapest, and are generally with
in the reach of the most moderate means.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05
!, Mime sofa Historical Society

r The Executive Council of the Minnesota Histo5t
| ical Society, met on Friday afternoon, 1st inst.
at tho Office of W. q. LeDuc, Esq. over the Pos!
| Office. 50 ~ e
| The committee appointed at previous meeting
! to ascertain whether could be obtained in
the Capitol building for the use and occupancy OF
the Society. reported that Secretary Rosser had
assigned for the use Of the Society cOmmodious
room on the first floor of the East Wing of the
Capitol. .-s.-.-s 81. ssas.a-a.a sas..-a
On motion, the report was accepted; and 1t was
voted that the thanks of the Society be presented
to Secretary Rosser for the ,promtitudc he has
shown to give s'local habitation" to the IIistor-
| ical Society of the Territory of minnesota. -aa7
On motion, DIR. Thomas Foster and w. G. Lc-
Due, Esq, were appointed a committee to take
possession of the room, ana make arrangements
to transfer thereto, the library and curosties now
in possession of thu Society. ia..T
On motion, it was .--s.,a ...H
Resolred, That the members of the Society be
called upon by the above committee, and by the
Treasurer, j. We.lcv Bond, pay over forthwith
the annual fee of $ each, ROW due and unpaid
for the year 1855, in order to enable the commit
tee to procure the n, ccssaiy fixtures neces-
sary to finish the new hall Of the Society.
The President stated that communication had
lccn mrde to him by DR.. Borup. to the effect,
that he had received assurances from Copcnha-
gen, Denmark, that casts oil ancient CONS and
IN sdals in possession Of the Northern Scandnn-
Wan Society, would be forwarded to the Mime
sofa Historical Society, whenever they had any
safe and proper place for their preservation and
exhibition.
The Secretary reported that he had received
+. ON j. $. Redield, of New York, the gift of
Gayarre's History of Louisiana, in the" volumes.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
... ...n ALIEN. RAMSEY,
- President.