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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-19
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CTATE OF yERMoNT.-wAsnINoT

G,TATE OF VERMONT. -WAsHINGroN
- DISTRICT S.
AT Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
Montpelier within and for said District on the 2lth day
OF May, A. ID. 1857,
An Instrument purpong 10 be the last will and ies-
lament Of Darius d. WDodman, late Of Waterbury, Ia said
District, deceased being presented to the court by
Henry +. James, the executor therein named, for
Probate Il is ordered by suid court that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear AZ session Of
said 20 De holden at the Probate Office, In Mont
pcer the 2Jd day june A. D. 1901 and shew cause,
Il any they may have, against the Probate OF said viii
for which purpose Is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of Record
i23w Attest, 4. II. MERRILL, Register.
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WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL q LIME.

The friends Of persons who have been restored from
confirmed consumption by the Of this original prep
araton and the grateful parties themselves have, by
recommending il and acknowledging rs wonderful emca-
ey given to the article a vast popularity in New Eng
land The cod liver oil is in this combination robbed Of
lis unpleasant taste and is rendered douby effective in
being coupled with the lime which Is itself restorative
principle supplying with just the agent and as
sisance required heal and reform the diseased lungs
A. b WILBOR, l66 Court Street, Boston, Is the pro-
prietor. 4pom
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CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN

" l. shown by the Records Of the Custom House to
be the only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold
In bottles all others noxious mixtures made here IN
imitation of H..
1t delicious tonic beverage ana by It's peculiar ma
vnr $50 different other gins is universally esteemed
by an who use H. IL Is adopted with great success in
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, GOur, RHEUMArIsM, DRoPsY,
GRAVEL, CHoLIC, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AGUE, SIRIC-
rum, DBEAsEs or rHE URINARY ORGANs, EPILEPSY,
Sc
DR.. VALENTINE Morn Of New York, in letter to the
proprietor, says;
Chares London Cordial On IS the puresf, best, aud
most rciiabio EEfIaoi Of Juniper hare
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
all Druggists and Groeers in the United States and 50
also numerous poisons caAed "London Cordial Gin
Ito avoid them buy only CHARLES Reject any
other offered TO YOU as Won value your health Price
dollar for quarts, hhy cents for pints.
EDMUND q. CHARLES,
"a 3m.; is. sole Importer, 40 broadway, n. Y.
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lBuRNErr.s oRIENTALroorn WAsn.

.BURNETT'S ORIENTALTOOTH WASH.
W. This Elixir for Che Teeth and Gums combines, boo
concentrated form, The most desirable cleansing and
astrhgcn properties at the same time t contains nlih-
ing which can possibly njurc the most sensitive and dell
icatc organization.
n arrests decay OF thc teeth
u cures caukci 100 the mouth
II BIS unsurpassed as gar1le.
u acts as detergent after smoking.
10 renders the gums hard and healthy.
II ucutralizcs thc offensive socrct1ns Of the mouth
li impari o Ode breath fragrance peculiarly aromet-
&c and pleasant
II has received Che sanction and patronage Of The most
eminent 90 the Dental and Medical faculty.
Prepared only By Joseph Burnett & co.. fremont 81
Boston For sale by Oh Druggists, az 5lc per bottle
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Junc II.
BIZ TSlegrrDb n, fbe ygfrbs,4n a journal

AtNukci 2SS Cattle. go Bccscs, IS Stores consisting
of Working Oxen Cows, aud one, two aud three years
o.lt puIcEs.
beDf extra, 800 alo01 Working Oxen, 80 re
" first quail. $50 g2j Cows Calves 40 %
" sce 7,5l 900 Yearings,
" thirl 62j "a CTS Two years olds, 50 81
e. ordinary 500 Three e 90 81
Sheep and Laubs-At Market 967. Prices
ia Lots. SOD a 500 Extra select, 800 a 65l
REMARKS
Owing TO the Celebration, the market was rather bro
kea The Railroad Companies having notified the dro-
f Zoo late for most Of them 20 meet the change, that
uo catflc trains would day earlier, or not 40 a
t wcck and buyers not being posted up, there were
h' fcw present and Dat few sales made. Most OF tA,
stock win De driven 20 Brighton and sold Tomorrow
What sales made, at slight decline from last
Wu.A-s nraes.
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nm GREAr ENGLIsH REMEDY.


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary the Queen This inval-
ulbe Medicine is unfng in the cure Of all those pain
m and dangerous diseases incident the female cons
1don. 1t moderates all excess, removes all obstruo
MS, and a speedy may be relied on
70 Married LADIES,
be- peculiarly suited. Il WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These Pi1s skod not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHSot Pregnancy, as they are
're to bring Miscarriage bit at any other time they
ave safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue Slight Exertion, Pal
Wahon Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills
will effect when all other means have failed, and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel
enimoay, any other mineral
run directions accompanying each package.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(.ate l. C.. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
mail. ~ Wv '''' - N'''
FRED. E, SMITH. Montpelier, Wholesale Agent 70
nJ. NJ HENRY, Agent for Waterbury, w. and ont
"''ssst IN every town in the United States. 27;l!
49, Messrs sandcrson & Lanergan. Of Boston, Pyro
s's OF worldwide reputation win, at the approach
anniversary Of our national independence, make ex
cVen OF FIRE Works Of and beautiful design, nev
,F'ore seen in this country. For particulars ad
''''vment in this days paper.
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IharIcsioWn, Mass., Aug 7, 100.
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy that l feel
to communicate 20 others that afflicted have
been, would induce TO give this public acknowledge
ment Of the benefit have received from Prof Woods
Hair Restorative When first commenced using II, my
hair quite gray, and in spots entirely bald have
used the Restorative about five months and my hair
is entirely changed to its original color brown, and the
hair three inches in length the spots where
IL was bald. have also been much grahed at the heal
thy moisture and vgor Of the hair which before dry
and II has ceased TO come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c, Mrs. X. A. STODDARD.
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Nrm llurk ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID O f L S OR w o o d S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IT MAS Worked MIRfCLESf
THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE
restored perfectly original growth, and color far
their locks concerned, does admit Of doubt; be-
sides, IL will every possible disease Of the scalp
whether developed dandfuh itching in the shape OF
cutancous cruptnus--evcn scaldhead-aud in posi-
bic will q fail of curing il by magic,
periodical headache, and If used twice a week by the
young regularly IL viii preserve the color, and keep the
hair from falling, TO any Imaginable age. Read and
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ltrum the Iutpfut the 'DMly baLelle Llllltai ~ j
~ ILECTRIC OIL " AND DIR. SMITH
IL II an we have seen in the papers be true (and
we have doubt Of il, because personally ac-
Quainted with several of the parties whose opinions are
giyen) then Dr. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical discovery ever heard Of for the
cure Of an kinds Of severe pain, and know eminent
houses that buy 5000 worth at time great has the
demand become for this Electric OIL. We hear Of
sweed limbs reduced in two hours Of piles cured in
two weeks, headache and to0hache in ten minutes; of
rheumltsm In day, and paralysis even in three weeks.
No ordinary treatment accomplish such rosults.-
This has tested by medical men and approved by
them. 80 .. -
General Wholesale Agent, FRED. Il. SMITH, Mont
pelier w. sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village. 20
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Fine, toaudil hair-jct black or brown
or uosscs, curling aud golden
j. thc certain rcsalt-wiiA0ut chance ur doubt
OF the use Of LYONS KATHAWON
The Immense sale OF LYONS KATHAGRON-ncar-
by 100000 BOTTLES pcr ycar-poye. 10. czccneucc and
universal popularity. Il restores the Hair after 10 has
fallen out, inygoraies and hcaut.fcs -nakng 30 soft,
curly and glossy-cleanscs a. from d sclrf and Dam
druH, and imparts go IL o. delightful perfume. Tho La
dies universally pronounce Che finest and most agroea-
bic article ever used Sold by dealers everywhere Tor
% cclts per bottle
HEATH. WYNKOOP s. CO.,
PROPRIETOR and Perflmers.
q. ----L. MN AnrL
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(tASH PAID for 1000 old Flour Barrels,
u by sIORRs FULLER.
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TUCK'S MEDICINAL
USQ L Il BA L G III CORD A l..

(UsQuEBACGH Gaelic, uisge water baghi lie.)
Specially recommended by the Medicqf facHdy az
suporatiyo remedy for Colds, Cougds, 16rcf0ns gt the
Throat and Lungs, Dyspsygia, Indigestion Fflucfcy,
Chrouc RheVnafisHl, Fc0iGio DiHcUtfcs, Gencrot De-
bfyaad Relaxation of the sysfe9 from cafios causes
Loss of dppcite, SO.
The beneficial effects resulting from the udicous
Of pure and genuine article Of Bourbon Whisky
tonic and sfDGn particularly for consumptiye patients,
and persons exhausted from fatigue, facilitated by
prostrdug Diseases want of life and energy la the dih
orent functions Of the body, has given unparae I'd
reputation having received the sanction OF our flf fhy
seian and the patronage Of eminent cff-ons
This Cordial owing 10 rs absolute yTcHess and simph.
cv as well from lis pccagr acafafoH for medicinal
ases has met with the most signal The fact
that most Of the Bourbon that comes East is ARTIFICIAL
made bv the use of poisonous drs, from - cent
ohk and sold az two three dollarsa gallon where
ns Gae Bouroa Is icoh ia Lonisre, Kentucky Jtfee
otrs az rh0ts1ie. shows that in purchasing for med-
cal use, qreaf caution requisite.
Tho poprcors Of this Cordial have superior facilities
for obtaining IL drecf from, the Scotch farmers IN Bour-
bon County, kentucky, aud the public may be assured
that Il is worthy Of their confidence is only fiOm Mo
Of good aad suitable article, that any boaeft can
result therefore, az paTchasinq great precaufoa "a
essarV None genuine unless the irriteH signature Of w.
Z. RELTUCk Is ore Me cork Of each bottle. Price.
large bottles Is cts.
W. 2. RELrUcK & CO, Prophetors, Louisville.
Kentucky.
BURR, POSTER & CO., No l Cornhn Boston.
Agents for the Eastern States
Sold by Druggists and Apothooaries generally. 37'3m
L. 4 PIERCE, Montpelier, Special Agent for Vermont,
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A LPIN 4 HAIR b AL NJ q,
FOR
RL.NYJRTAg an ~ II tTH 10 IRIS ORIGTNJI

RESTORING GR1THiIB 70 IT'S ORIGINAL
colon.
o. Warranted 20 Badness, Scurf Dandrlf Itch
ing and an diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp a and healthy action restores the coloring
matter TO the Of the Hair, which passes through
the Hair and gives it natural color without the Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced, pre-
tending preserve the Hair and keep il from falling Off
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and other dcctoious mater-
ais. and AN use. Hair dyes have been introduced
troublesome TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing
that preparation needed 10 do what required
for the Hair, the proprietor was induced 10 experiment
until he could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy, and after years trial has perfected this
Balm. IL is soothing and emoent, aays all irritation
Of the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
Il DandruG and Scu and when the hair has turn
ell gray il will bring back to its original color, be it
Black Brown Auburn II makes the Hair soft and
glossy,-prevcnt II from falling oil Will be upon
using this Balm for only few dayse will be given to
the roots Of the Hair and growth will appear
Growth does not take place az the end Of the Hair,
will be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II
you examine gray hair that has been coorod for week,
will find towards the that the hair has out
gray hence it is necessary have the fluid the
Of the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
color. Each hair has root in the skin and is Of itself
hollow, gray tube through which there is constant
circulation Of the pigment from the root. When this
pigment coorng matter dies out, leaves the hair
hollow and IL becomes gray To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the pro-
pretor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm viii do
IT, Ii win bring the hair to It's natural color by making
anew the colorng matter in the roots Of the hair.
II Is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair, as nothing can be injurious Aud Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by G. A. z. MASON, Providence, Il. 1.
d. p. IVES CO.. 50 Mix st., Boston, Mass sole
agents for the United States aud Canadas.
Aud General Agent for Delights Spanish Lustrai
For sale in Montpelier by +. Il. SMITH, and l.. f.
PIERCE. 35'Gm.is
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a From TIE Jersey CITY Telegraph
WHAT Is IT FOR-fHIs WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
lis question asked daily by hundreds. We
without hesitation fear Of contradiction, that il is the
only article known which will do all it promises for the
human hair N ,cW rcHeto is grorh-t iDR stop its
faihng-it 0iH restore rs natural eoiorl 1t is
Hair Dye, but speedy and eifeacious Restorative.
O. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, $40 Broadway n. Y.
373m and III Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
sold here by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED. f. SMITH,
and by all Druggists throughout the country
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BLACK HAWK

This beautiful Morgan Stallion will stand 90 improve
the breed of orsc the Subscribers Stable ia North
field, an Of the time except Saturdays, when he will be
at the stable OF b. a. Webb, Nouhhed House. Depot
Village.
Clifford Black Hawk IS colt Of the worldrcnowurd
dom sired hy Clifford Morgan, Che same horsc that
sired Green Mountain Morgan "a or the Hale horse }
a. B. Sis years Oh This season, b. Of dark mahogany
bay with heavy curlcy manc and tail is IS hands high,
weighs in ful working condition 1921 lbs, Is Of the
bet pr0p0f0urd and most elegantly moving horses that
can De produced, Be- mild nnd pleasant tempered. and s
horse OF great speed and bottom. Breeders of horses
invited TO call and examine this horse and bis stock
Terms for the Of said horse viii be- So for each oal
HENRY JONES, %.
Northdcld June l, 1857. i2aws
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20 farmers.
tI,HE DREW HORsE.-This hor

TJHE DREW HOBSE.-This horse is six
l ycnrs old hi. spring. color black. stands sixteen
hands high. and wo1hs 100 lbs. lie sired by the
cold Morrill, known throughout the New England
states or bis speed and superior qualities a stock
horse. Tie is simar iu appearance and possesses the
cXccNengcs of hc old horse. lie is also half brother 10
"N Dung Morrill, justly celebrated the fastest and
best horse owned boz Vermont and recently sold 20 a
rony Of gentlemen in Manchester, ~ H.. for The Of
81 300.
The above named horse viii stand or theusc Of mares
The present at the stable Of the subscriber who
would respectfully invite oil who wish 10 improve their
stock tu call and examine him for themselves being
confident that be will recommend himself 10 the public
better than BE can do II here.
Barre, April ~, 1857. 3D6ws SILAs TOWN, Jr.
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from Mrs Ingalls,, wei Known nurse m bOston.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1856.
Gents AT your request and being so highly pleased
with the effects Of the Restorative, am free state that
my hair had become quite thin. and entirely ofe. have
for the last five years been in the habit Of using dye, but
hearing of the extraordinary effects of this article
induced try it, Ny hair has restored to its orig
nal thickness and also its former color, which is light
brown. Very respectfully, MRS. INGALLS,.
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gglantro.

ZOO LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
eVN AGENTS WANTED
business paying nom so. to $3.50, per month-No
hulnhug or chance business. Permanent employment
given and no capital required. For further particulars
enclose postage stamps and Address,
3i.3m A. SIMPSON, Exeter. n. II.
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folloving is from tac Pastor Of the Orthodox


Brookfeld. Mass, Jan. 12 1856
Prof Wood-Dcar Sir-Having made trial of your
Hair Restorative it gives pleasure say that its eff
ccts have been excellent in removing inflammation, dan
druif, and constant tendency itching with which
have been troubled from my childhood, aud has also
stored the hair, which was becoming gray to its original
color. have used other article with anything like
the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG.
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nooas ,sD M,r..-sec advertisement or A. Ranney
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12
Eroni NNnahinrton.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Senator Bigler, in
order to correct misrepresentation, states IN
conversation that the meeting alluded to in
his speech of Wednesday. as having taken
place in .the room of Mr.. Douglas, last year,
to consult on the Toombs Kanzas Bill was
an official rather than private meeting of the
Committee on Territories, and to which other
Senators had been invited.
Judge Buffers death, according 10 the pres
emit understanding among Senators. will be
announced on Monday, and that of Mr.. Bell
of New Hampshire on Tuesday.
The Democratic Senatorial Caucus, today,
agreed on the standing committees. Senator
Mason of Virginia is to continue as the Chair
man of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Senator Douglas OF Illinois, as Chairman of
the Committee on Territories Senator Hun
ter Of Virginia, as Chairman of the Commit
tee on Finance Senator Stuart Of Michigan,
as Chairman of the Committee on Public
Lends Senator Bayard of Delaware, as
Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary
Senator Brown Of Mississippi, as Chairman of
the Committee on District OF Columbia and
Senator Yuler Of Florida, as Chairman of
Committee on Public Officers.
An effort was made to elect new officers of
the Senate, but the proposition was postponed
The subject Of printer will come up in eau
Gus next Monday. Much interest is man
itested concerning it.
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The SPEECH OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Roening Post thus refers to the speech of
Senator Douglas;
"lf any doubt existed as to the position
which Mr.. Douglas would take on the Kan
zas question, it is relieved by the speech which
he has just concluded. The only point on
which he agrees with the President Is, that
the Lecompton Convention was legally au.
thorised. The action of the Convention he
opposes in toto. He says it had the right to
frame constitution. not to establish one
that it had the right of petition, not that of
enactment. 1t matters not whether the pro-
visions Of the constitution were good or not,
although there were several which he, if he
had been a resident Of Kanzas, should have
voted and protested against; but were it as
pure as the Bible. and as holy as the Ten
Commandments, it would be Illegal and I'M
just to force it upon the people. The Demo
cratic party and he himself, had pledged their
honor that the people should have the oppor-
tunity to vote on the constitution-the people
of the territory understood it SO, and the ad-
ministraton also. Had it been thought that
this attempt would be made to force sonsti-
tuition upon the people before the Presidential
election, the doctrine would have been reject
ed by the people, and the President with it.
1t was said that there would be large vote !;
he did not doubt that a large vote would be
returned From what he had heard, he had
no doubt that trickery and fraud would be
practiced at the election; be would sacrifice
everything but his honor, to preserve harmony
in the party, but if this constitution was to
be sustained, he must break all his party as
sociations, and keep the pledges which he has
given.
Mr.. Douglass manner was imprisoned,
and toward the close, as he declared his sepa-
ration from the party, he was deeply affected
There was applause from all parts of the
house at the close of the speech, which was
evidently spontaneous and unprecedented /;
but SO Jared upon the nerves of Mason of
Virginia, which had evidently been growing
more sensitive during the speech, that he re-
quested the galleries to be cleared but the
more amiable of his friends objected So strong
ly that he was constrained to withdraw his
notion Mr.. Bigler is attempting to reply"
Another correspondent of the Ecening Post
says that Mr.. Douglas freely expresses him
self as uncompromisingly opposed to the ad-
ministration policy In regard TO the Kanzas-
Lecompton constitution. He talks like man
who has counted the cost, and is willing to
make the contest, feeling sure Of ultimate and
complete success. He has had, at his own
request, several interviews with Mr.. Parrot
the free State delegate from Kanzas, with .
view OF posting himself thoroughly relative
to Kanzas affairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12

MELANCHOLY OocURRENoE.-The papers in.
form US that Mr.. Jarvis Slade, the financial part.
ner Of the firm of Lawrence, Stone, & Co of Boz.
ton, whilst under the influence of insanity, at
tempted to commit suicide at the house Of his
brother-in law, at Bath. Me-, on Thursday morn.
ing. The result is considered doubtful, though
at eleven O'Clock, yesterday morning, the symp-
toms were more favorable than they had been, and
continued So. when our despatch was received,
last evening.
Mr.. slade has been iaboring under high mental
excitement since about the time of the failure Of
the house Of which he was partner. This has
induced disease Of the brain, under the influence
Of which, he attempted suicide, 10 another man.
ner, few days since. He has been with his
brother-in.law for some time past, being placed
there by his friends, in the hope that a removal
from the scene Of his troubles might have IA
vorabie influence on his mind His insanity has
been Of such character that he has been, most Of
the time, carefully watched.