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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

ASHES. Pots firm aud scaIcc, with further sales
OF rs 81 per d. cash Pearls continue Ia moderate
dcmaud. but prices remain without material change
The sales lave been Cd casks az lSe, and some lots at
~ Use per TO-, lsh, closing with moro hrmncss.
GRAIN. There has been very fair demand Tor Corn
throughout thc week and the market Is Arm The sales
comprise ll1 bushels southern yellow 70 - 7ic.
nud small 1ts at % 7S' BUSH; and cafro Of white
no ne per bn Oats have been In very fair demand and
good quality rec and hrm. The sales have been
at % 3 5lc per hu for Northern and Canada
HAY The market is dull for this article. Some sales
Of SO per n cash, and some lots have been forced of
at less rates.
HOPS There have boon sales at l-2 3 10 per 10.
cash. quality and Dot 20 be delivered ia New York
nt s 3-4c per 10.
Provisions. Old Butter Is dull and rrces have
favored buyers Prime, quality Is scarce aud is
wanted The sales have been az % a Die Tor good New
YORK aud Vermont diaries, ~ 2lc Tor common d. and
t9 2 Dc Cor Canada and Western 10 quality. Cheese
is and hm with sales at - IL lie per H., as
70 quality.
Wool The .nrulv Of fleece Wool continues quite
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
FNHE ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD |
EDITION or THE
W A V L r l. Il Y NOV Il l. 5
DEDICATED TO WASHINGTON IRVING.

7 c K R g. FIEL Ids
Are now publishing Beautiful Edition Of the waverley
Novels 10 be campced As volumes Of portable size in
10 mo iorm-tho most elegant printed. II will
be enriched with matter before included in any
issue Of the Wavorlcy Novels; with variety Of curious
and anecdotes collected and arranged exclusively
for the Household Edition" The paper j, Of the fin
est quality and the type has been expressly for this
work. The Novels will be Illustrated with capital steel
plates newly cngray ed in the hest manucr after drawings
and paintings by he most eminent Artiss-among whom
are bkei, Foster, barley, Landseer, Harvey and Frd
This Edition will contain on the latest notes and correc
tons Of the author. with curious additions espe
ciilly In "Guy Manncrns" and the 4" Bride Of Hammer
moor, being the fullest edition Of the Novels pub
lishcd.
Il O. the intention OF the Publishers TO issue two vol
umcs elegantly bound in CLOTH stamped with original
and appropriate dosign) every month"; until the whole
series is oamplre. The price win be Is cents per volume
each novel costing ~ 81
o. The Novel Of " waverlcy," which commences the
SERIES IS now ready-pice 81 So Any person sending
The money win be supplied regularly the volumes
published, by mail, free Of postage.
TICKNOR & FIELDS,
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INDIAN REMEDIES

The sick, and all Interested in The Natural"
or Indian system o. medicine, should remem-
Der that the only place where the genuine
scientific Indian treatment be obtained,
is az the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 80 Bromfeld Street, Boston.
DR.. r. GREEN, Superintendent, is Sci
enuHc Physician, and has travelled much,
and has spent much time among the Indians
themselves, and therefore knows by actual
experience their true mode Of practice. The
great success which has attended his practice
for the last twenty years, has induced others TO style
themselves "lndan Doctors saying they gave recipes
which from the Indians, c but the sick shout not
be thus cheated for the Indian System Of Medicine and
W pecuharios only be learned by actual experience
with the Indians themselves and is full value only
be brought ont and APPLIED by the scientific atanments
Of appropriate study to adapt this system the Of
civilized society.
THE n. Z. INDIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY
Was formed TO protect invalids from imposition in the
practice Of the Indian System Of Medicine and sup
ply them with the 0ENUISE Indian remedies
We viii, in this connection, mention few Of the In
dian remedies prepared by DIR. r. GREENE, at this
tahlishment
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

- TOD ODER q LORIN
~ IMPORTERS or STATIONERY,
No "a State Street, Boston.
Merchants, Bankers, Insurance Companies, and all
others requiring Account Books and Stationery are In
vited TO examine stock before purchasing.
Account Books made order with printed headings,
PACED, ruled and bound In any style required.
The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association,
at their late Fair, awarded rs the highest PREMIUM
A SILVER MEDAL,
For our ACCOUNT BOOKS.
We have constantly on hand full supply Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WHITING PAPERS,
And complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
HENRY r. SroDDER. JoHS $. LoRINo.
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cAMnRIDoE cArrLE MAnKET-AprIl u

By Trlegr1ph 10 ne Hefcha1n 8 journal
AZ Market 1f5 Cattle, mostly Bccycs, consisting of
Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and three years
olds
PRICES.
Beef extra. 5000 a-g5l Working Ozen 500 2l0
" drst quail. $50 S7j Cows 81 Calves, 81 6j
.or 500 NLi ic1rliurs.
third 100 75i Two years old. 3j 3s
" ordinary $50 Three 80 4s
Sheep and Iamhs--tf Market. SD Prices
In lots. 500 G.1l Extra select. 500 1000
SaIue.-1lI Western 40 market Price,
Iivrv 1t. 3ts 1-2c prlh Shoats Wholesale 6a9c prlb
Dressed, l1l-2a No . retail. 01-2al0l-2
Veal Caltcs 81 80. .. o 7jl--vory few at market.
Hides sI-2ag3-fs. Tallov BaS ID 20 per d.
pclis sl,7j s2.li each. Can Skins "a Zoe per DO.
nuNfARKs.
cold clsfcrly sfofm--list wccs--l broken market.
The Darlington and Rutland trains have mot arrived.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
A sA SPROUTS ESTATE.

4 SA SPROU T'S EST A 7 Il =.
IA STATE or VERMONT, Washington District, s..
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, in said dis
trict, on the llth day Of April, A. d., 1857.
William IL. Loonis administrator the estate
Of Asa Sprout, late Of Norihfeld in said district,
deceased presents his administration for settle
ment Whereupon il Is ordered that the be refer
red to the 9th day Of May next, at the Probate Of
in said Montpilicr for examination and allowance
aud that all concerned he notified hereof by the pubea-
ton OF this order in the W. Waterman State journal,
printed at Montpelier, three weeks successfully
as may be, that they may appear, and said time and
place, II they cause, object thereto.
by order OF court.
ssw Attest, TR. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--The sub
\ scriber offers for sale his premises in Worcester
Vermont, consisting Of acres OF land a dwelling
house. and nearly finished, good barn and mill
in good repair with upright and two circular saws
also one hundred timber land. All which viii be
on advantageous terms TO the purchaser.
3ltf HORACE ID. ROBBINS
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literaru Institutions.
4Harhtnerp.

WIGHTMAN's MOTIVE POWER
w Tho best now in use for o. small stream OF water
with great fa'l For part uars inquire l letter 9TH
erwisc at Waterbury, W. 334m II. WiGHTMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
VERMONT STATE HoUsE.-A On.

fOh Gun ltAi lNlAN.
Sealed proposals for Of the different parts Of the
work and Tor furnishing Of the materials for the
new State House az Montpelier, VIZ will be received by
the undersigned until the sixth day Of May next Except
the cutng proposals for which must be submitted
by the 2Sth nst.) as follows
Fost-For putting up the entire walls and partitions
Of the building, and setting the iron girdes and columns
and laying the brick arches for the second story floor
The stonetready )hck lime. iron beams girders and
columns, and Of the other iron-work furnished by
the State,
ScroHd--For cutting an the ASHER stone
IAWd-For cutting all the window caps, archtraNes,
brackets, mouldngs, cornices, &c.
FOHrh-for rc-drcssing all the ASHER work OF tho
old building, which is not materially injured.
FJfh.-for doing all the necessary framing Of the
io1f, dome, &c and raising the same. All the timber
aul-iron work 20 be furnished by the State.
sfrfh.-ior all the additional bricks required which
vii probably be several hundred thousand
seoRhtoT all the lime required for the entire stone
and hnck-Work.
The necessary plans and specifications may be by
any person desfous 0f making proposals FOR any part
Of the above, the Office Of the Superintendent in Mont
pcer, up to the 9th day Of May next Proposals may
cover Of the above ioms but each must
eoiye separate and distinct bid. All the granite
(well quarIed) will be delivered ON the State House
grounds ready for cutting The old ashley will also be
placed conveniently for redressng. All the work. ex-
cept the framing, will be required to be commenced IN
cdiacy after closing the contract and prosecuted with
dispatch until completed.
The night is reserved reject, in whole or in part,
any proposal that ihay be made
rHOs. Il. POWERS, Superintendent
Montpelier April 10, 1851 a53w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
NoUGHS, HOARsENEss AND BRoN-

ID o s S q P E A r E
IL Importers and Dealer. in
LINEN, COTTON AND SILK THREAD,
for Sewing Machines.
Also, TwGNE and Webbing.
No Liberty square. ...... Boston
4, P A T C II q c o.
y. Manufacturers Of
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Of every description
Haymarket 81, cor. charlestoWn ST., Boston
DAINTSi PAINTSN PAINTs!!!
A. WHEELER & CO.,
" Uiaon st. Bosfoa.
Have in store the largest variety and hest selected stock
Of Paints, Painting Materials, Naushc,. Clues, &C.,
ever offered To the public. Also, the Incompatible nhte
Punt, fa,orahly known by the name IF
FLORENCE HIrE,
the superiority OF which over all others known in this
country Europe is fully established and acknow
edged yeser Painter Of any reputation who has gyent
They would call the attention Of those using such ar-
cles to their stock which they offer at reasonable prices
on favorable terms either at wholesale or retail
T AND ARRAN ISL!
II Bought at the highest cash price, by
JOHN e. NJ GILLEY,
IS CaaJrcss Street.
Corner Of Post Office Avenue, Boston,
Who also proeures them
. X u l. ; l A X y
~ -Iluu'''tlI'i ul
Sbeat Lend and B No. mp Tn Pirr.
Also, deilcrin PIG LEAD.
% H'1ier So, o4iosite Simmons B0r- Boston.
Is ii w
l. Dealer ia
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT,
Confectionery, Cigars. Tobacco. Sc.
NAIR A NKS d BEAR
Wholesale and Re,,N D.,lers &,
,,,>-,,,, -, -. ,,..,,,,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

Nj A ID A NJ + ID EN- o SITS
vi EMPORIUM OF PARIS, LONDON AND NEW
YORK FASHIONS,
23S Washington Street, Boston,
Plain aud richly trimmed full sized Paper Models foy
Ladies, Chldrens and Infants Cosumes, IN adysaee
of the published modes, and at much less price
In addition 10 the advantages OF extensive assort-
ment Of Patterns OF the Latest Styles select from. par
tcular attention is invited the ease and graceful ht-
ting always attending Madame Demorests Perfect sys-
tenn Of Cutting Dresses. and in adapting the Basque to
the form, giving artistic effect attained by any
other method.
Dress Cutting taught in One Lesson for $3.50
MRS ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESToRER
FOR SALE.
II is not dye but pleasant wash which thoroughly
Gle the hair stens the roots and prevents bald
ness and surely restores il to its original color.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

hR. p II + l. p S TRU S S f s d.
~ The great number Of radical Of Hernia
within the last few years, by the Of DIR. j. w.
PHELPS Spiral Spring Tmsses, has given them the
preference over all others His apparatus for the cor
rectinn and cure Of al kinds Of deformies, used
the Massachusetts General Hospital, and
mouded by the first Surgeons in Europe and America.
For sale M the
SION or THE GoLDEN EAoLR, Gs fremont Street,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
INO FARMERS! TO FARMERS!!
MuRIATE OF LINE.


The high price Of the special Manures, Guano, &C.,
first led the composition Of fertilizer switch should
combine all their good qualities but whose price should
place within the reach Of the poorest Of the euyators
Of the soil. The increased demand Of last season, to-
gehor with the voluntary testimonials Of who have
proved its efficacy leads the manufacturer believe that
the object has been obtained in the Nuate Of Lime and
has induced him extend the facilities for s manufac
II has been tried upon almost every variety OF soil
but is generally adapted TO Cereal Plants Grass Corn,
Wheat, sc.
pamphlet with testimonials, showing its effects up
the Grape Nine Corn Potatoes, in relation rot
preseryative, Strawberry Ruta Baga and 1nrnips Of
all kinds Beans Peas and all pod-bcaring plants, its e
fecs in destroying the and other Insects It's great
value the Apple Tree also is effects Grass Land,
producing better crop the third year than the first in
word being permanent in is effect whereas Guano has
to be applied every year-w be forwarded to any adj
Dress and all orders by mail accompanied by the cash,
punctualy attended 10. II is sold at the following fixed
prices For less than 10 bills, SILL per bb 10
hbls 81 in bags Of 40 lbs 81 ~ per bag for
10 bags Less than 10, ~ each, delivered any
depot wharf in Boston Charlestown.
JAMES GOULD, 70 State Street, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

Physicians and Dealers supplied bv Wilson Fairbanks
Co, Wholesale Agents., 90 and f5 Hanover st Boston
Sold by Druggists generally. 3j6mis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

NOTICE.-A Copartnership has this day
Y been formed between the subscribers under the
name and firm Of EMERY FIELD. who will continue
at the Old Stand head Of State Street. in the same BUSH
ness heretofore done by J. C. Emery, with the addition
Of CRooKERY, GLASS WARE, TABLE CuTIKnY, &c.
j. @. EMERY,
Montpelier, March 10, 1887. A. c. FIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17
furniture s Nousr furnishing.
NEW SPRIN Carl L T S .
40 ADVANCE IL PRICES.
PETTES a. Low EJOY,
STlfIER STREET

PETTES q VEJOY,
SIMMER STREET,
Next 10 the Corner Of Washington Street,
Invite those who are furnishing houses examine
their very iull assortment Of BEST ENGLISH CAR
PETINGs, Of their importation, just now landed
nom ships Cicero and Plutarch from Liverpool and the
Elizabeth Hamilton from London.
These Carpets have all been ordered and purchased
previous to the RECENT ADVANCE ia the price Of Car
pets, and sale, viii be continued at oIu PRICES.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CRY
are invited call aud examine this extensive assor
ment and take notice OF the prices The Carpets Of
the best quality. and the patterns new and desirable.
ALSO DIRECT FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES,
HELD Is the CITY or NEW YORK, 4 COMPLETE AS
soRTMENr OF
MEDIUM AND SUPERFTNE CdRPETTNGS,
COTTON AND WOOL CARPETS, STAIR
CARPETS, HEMP CARPETS, TUFTED
RUGS AND MATS
NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NEXT TO TRINITY CHURCH, BOSTON.
8lGw PETTES s LOTEJOf.
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gaantro.

4 GENTS WANTED.-To sell an article
( n Of daily use. No "chancc" business Capital
small and profits large. Fun particulars given free to
all who enclose postage stamp three cent piece, and
address. j. D. FRENCH q co.
2j.3n Sandown, n. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

NOTICE.-All demands due the late firm
~ Phnnoy & Mead have bcen assigned to 7. G. Phin-
ne and will hoe attended by him at his Store in Wal
tons Block, State Street, Montpelier, VI.
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20 farmers.

L MON NURSERIES.-Kee n. Y.
y For sale t this well known Establishment the usu-
al supply Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENlAL TREES,
SHRUBS, PLANTS &C.. OF every kind adapted 10 open
culture In this climate an OF home gro,r'h, and propa
gated from Specimen Treesthus ensuring the greatest
possible accuracy
The stock Of PEAR TREES in particulars unrivaled
al the North, either in extent, variety or the character
Of the trees
a splendid lot Of HORSE CHESrNUTS and Sill
YER NAPLES, Of fine size for streets and avenues,
offered by the 100 az very low priccs-Als1 Hardy Gar
den Roses Phoxcs Paconies NC, Of the finest varieties
IN cultivation, very low ia Assorncnts.
Garden and Flower Seeds-a choice assortment, com
prsing % varieties. sent by mail, for 81.
ScGONs aud CUTTINGS Of all kinds Of Hardy Fruits,
can be supplied 30 large small quantities. If ordered
"CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED"
with directions for culture 2j cts per packet sent by
mail, postpaid, ON receipt Of price.
M Neie Pyirea CATALOUGE Of thesc Nurseries.
iu which the varieties classified, according TO their
l1ttc value inr tis region proved hg their fruit
Ag hcromacd any address on receipt OF one post
age stamp Address,
!. BATrEY. Manager and Agent.
kcoscyilo n. Y, Sd mo- ~, 1871. 326w
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miscellaneous.

ELOWER SEEDS FLOWER SEEDS +.
Il Several hundred varieties consisting Of all the old
aud established f,vortes together with many new and
things before offered for sale n this Country
Descriptive Catalogues are now ready. For sale by
3lGw l.. T. PIERCE.
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nrm advertisements.
JEW wELRY STORE

NEW JEW ELRY S I o Il .
II. @. Il II | y y ".
OF the late firm Of PHINNEl a MEAD. having dis
posed OF his interest in that fm has REMOVED go the
old stand uf SAMUEL ARRorr. date G. I. Crossl where
he is now opening a rich and splendid assortment Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE
and FANCY GOODS Of every description and would
be- happy 10 see alb his old friends and customers and all
those ia want OF ANYTHING in bis line.
WATCHES AND IEWELRN ~ every description
neafV rraircd by eroeriraced ,rortaea and rayaRied
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

ID Il NJ O V A l. =.
III NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No Coolidge Block, B0wdOin Square, opposite Revere
House q. LAMKiN, formerly Of i3i Court Street,
and JOHN II. GREENE, formerly OF lG7 Court Street.
would respectfully inform their friends aud the public
that they have formed coparnership under the firm Of
LAMKiN 4 GREENE, and have taken the New Store
above mentioned and prepared 10 furnish first class
goods French aud American, 10 their patrons, at the
lowest prices The One ice system will be strictly ad
hered 60. DANIEL +. CARLTON, formerly Of WASH
ington ST. will be happy TO see his friends at LAAKfs
GREENEs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-17

Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash, and
various other Indian remedies for the cure Of diseases
II may be well 10 add that the business OF this estab-
lshmen is conducted upon the liberal terms. II
is the practice with some TO require large in adj
vance for the 'promise Of cure" &c. This course is
severely condemned by the Society At this Institution
the patients required pay only the price Of the
medicines needed in their case, except the first pre-
soripuon-one dollar being charged for recording the
and giving the necessary directions
LADIES ESPECIALLY
should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do not
like the old method, debtate the system but renovate
and restore healthy tone to their already debtated
constitutions
The Societys newspaper, entitled ''Indian Arcana,"
filed with the literary and medical knowledge Of the In
dams, and giving the description and uses Of the medi-
cnes named above, and also reference cured,
may be had the office, will be by mall free OF
charge.
Address DR.. r.. GREENE, 80 Bromdeld street, Boston
Consultations personally or by letter. free of charge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01

ed are found 10 have had the securities
distracted, and mere memoranda, tech
nically known as ghosts, occupying
their places. Large transactions made
without the knowledge Of the Board.
are dected with the brokers, and it is
confidently believed that from these
quarters many assets may be recover
cd for the Bank. Other transactions
not proper tor publication now, have
been laid bare, and thenirectors hav-
ing made oath that the President hiss
abscondcd from the country with de-
sign to defraud his creditors, have at
tacEed his largc..property for the bene-
fit OF the bank. At this moment
commission of three experts, appoint
cd by the Governor under the late Re
lief Law, are engaged IN ascertaning
the true condition Of the assets
Vague hopes are entertained that
enough may be recovered from the
wreck to enable the bank to 60 on
and preserve its valuable charter,
which has inst been extended twenty
wears. Already the stock is on the
list Of fancics and having gone down
from sll2 to Sc now vibrates up to
! SO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-01
AN IapoRrANT CASE DECIDED.

AN IMPORTANT CASE DEcIDED.-
After nearly twenty years Of litigation,
a final decision by the Court of Appeals
attended with immense cost and i'm
mense fees to lawyers large portion
OF the Trust fund OF the North Ameri-
can trust and banking Company, was
paid over to the legal claimants yester-
day. The deposit Of j. j. Palmer,
special receiver of the Company, in
the New York Life and Trust Com
pany, amounting to about 100000 or
100000 was yesterday withdrawn and
paid over to the holders of the COM
pany's trust bonds on account of their
claim, awarded by the late decision Of
the Court of Appeals. The balance Of
the assets in the hands of the special
receiver amounting to about the same
sum, and consisting of bonds and mort
cages on real estate, will be paid over
rateably to the holders as soon as COL
lected. Only portion of the funds
thus thrown into the market have been
re-iuvested here, the largest portion
having been engaged to 60 out by the
Arabia to-day. The recipients, Mcssrs.
Palmer, McKillop, Dent & Co., Of
London, will doubtless be glad to re-
ceive even portion of their old and
long and contested c!aim.-N. Y.
Herald.