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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02

MINoE-Pms WIrHour APrIEs.-Many
will be deprived Of their favorito mincc-pies
this season by the scarcity Of apples. A cor
respondent has found a substitute by using
for the apples crackers and tartarc acid, as in
making the cracker pies, and finds it to an
swer admirably, so that few can tell the diff
ference.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02

December L. 1855.
This may certify that have made a trial Of Bach's A.
mencan Compound in case Of bronchial AGeo-
non and long standing irritation Of the ucus coaf Of
Wc dtlnotary track By the Of two bottles Of the
above Compound it is Thought that permanent cure
was Affected have seen its wonderful effects in de-
cded Of Scr0fuil CosunpfioH where Inc paticnt
was thought 10 be beyond cUre-aner taking few bot
Ties Of the American Compound is now thought 10 be
oet 9i DANGER and nearly rcH From what have seen
Of the OBJECT Of the Compound, shoul certainly recon-
mend its use in such cases as above named.
j.. W. SABIN NJ d.
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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The fifth annual meeting of the United
States Agricultural Society will be held at
the rooms of the Smithsonian Institution, in
inc city OF Washington, January 18th, 1857.
important business viii come before the meet
ing. A lecture win be delivered ON the an
plication of Science to Agriculture, by Pro-
lessor Henry, of the Smithsonian Institution.
Another lecture on the Grasses of the United
States, will be given by Charles l.. Flint.
Esq Secretary of the Massachusetts, State
Board of Agriculture.-Th various Agricul-
tural Societies Of the United States are re-
quested to send delegates to the meeting,
and ell gentlemen who would promote a more
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500. PROCLAMATION.

10 me Mayor s CHiseRs Of Philadelphia and ne Union
propose to treat my Electric Oil any Of Rhou-
lafisBi Neuralgia, Paralysis asthma, Piles, GOr, Fe-
yer and igUe, letter, Fel0HS, Seedlings Of qH kinds
Cramps, Deafness, (and other cases that have
treated successfully and 10 forfeit ia any public nstitu-
tons the Mayor may 800 II my Genuine Electric
Oil docs not make an cfcctua cure In each case.
gentleman at Burnham's Hotel Montpchcr,) used
10 for Neuralgia, and says he had tried In vain TO sleep
for days and nighs-hs face drcadfully swollen
and exceedingly painful d, or 3 applications Of the
Electric OIL, he was entirely relieved, and In hour
and half went 10 bed aud slept nicely II has had
return Of his disease although the weather was damp
ana bad. IL has dtiird i single case of Kheu-
matisn. There is much Ia using the coil" right Fol
low the directions
My pure Electric Or IS enough. Be careful If ,bc
counterfeit young scamps who my certificates 10 zen
and deceive the people Only ONE Depot, tina, IS n H.
corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Street, Fhiladetha.
al my bottles must have my name Ia the glass An the
advertised in this paper year two past wert
made by my Oil. Come and the certificate Of 800 cit
liens. A. T.. SMITH, Chemist
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SAVING BAooN.-The English never smoke
their bacon. They say;
"Oh the trouble folks have taken,
To smoke and spoil their bacon"
The Canadian Agriculturist, taking the
same view, says that curing bacon is like the
Irishmans mode of making punch. He said
"Put in the sugar, then fill it up with whis-
ky. and every drop of water you put in after
that spoils the punch" Just so with curing
bacon after being properly sailed and pep
pored at the hook end, every drop Of smoke
you put about it spoils the bacon.
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10 the same, and is able to compress into wade meem
compass the very quntcscncc Of medical science ON this
important subject the result Of the experience Of the
most eminent ysicans ia Europe and America il thor
oughy demonstrated in his own highly successful prac
We M me treatment OF secret diseases in many thousands
Of cases IA The City Of Philadelphia alone.
The practice Of DR.. Hunter has long been and still is
literally unbounded, but at the earnest solicitation OF
numerous persons, he has been induced 10 extend the
sphere Of his professional usefulness TO the community AT
large through the medium of his " Medical Manual and
Handbook for the Afflicted"
Il Is volume that should be in the hand of every fam,
lily In the land whether used as = ,r,,rti, ,,r 't,t
wees or as guide for the alienation Of one Of the
awful and destructive visited GA mankind for
the sins OF sensuality and mpunty Of cvory kind
II is volume that has received the unqualified recon
mendaton Of the first physicians in the land while many
ge'Rymen, iathers and mothers, philanthropsts and
hnantarans, have most eey extended its circulation
IN az quarters where us powerful teachings would be
hkcy to be instrumental IN the moral publication and
physical healing Of muuudes " people, among the
young, volatile and ndiscrec otherwise the pride and
Hover OF the nation
The author argues particularly most strongly against
every species Of sefdehement, and warns parents and
guardians, in searching terms to guard the Young Of
both from the terrible consequences concomant
their Ignorance Of physiological laws and sexual n-
purites and irregularities whether exhibited By preco-
nous development or arising from the vicious and
rupng examples Of their school mates OF otherwise To
those whe have already been onsnared to the paths
that take hold on hell clear and explicit way IS
shown by which they may secure a return Of sound
health ana regeneration Of the soul from its terrible
pollution.
In view Of these facts and when it is also considered
that about 100000 persons die annually in the United
states OF Consumption large majority being the VIC
TINS Of the youptuous indscreon Of their progenitur
agrocahy To the Spiritual enuncat0n, that the sins Of
me parents visited upon the children, to the
third and fourth gencraton,-thc Author embued with
/ .entiments nf cuinrgod nhd,rtbron,, LII anNi ~
censured for any effort TO restrain the vices Of the age
by the humble nsrumenality Of his Medical Manual
One copy, securely enveloped will be forwarded free
OF postage 10 any part of the United States for 25 cents
CO., Publishers Box 1877 Philadelphia.
GTBooksellcrs, Canyasscrs and Book Agents supplied
on the most liberal terms. 73iv
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Baehs Family Recipe Book Is to he had gratis Of all
Agents-you will there cures Of diseases recorded
ana you are invited to communicate with whose GER
ulcates are given in order TO prove them genuine
CGHOn.-All the genuine medicine bears the fac sim.
per.
Principal Office and Depot, SO Genesee Street, Au.
burn, n. Y.
Vermont. St1v
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS

4 Card-for the convenience Of Druggists and midi
Wduals now using this medicine in the State Of Vermont
constant supply will be kept in the hands Of our State
Agent FRED. f. SMITH, and all applications or or
dcs viii be promptly filled, the same terms as trhe
addressed 10
7. V. r. COVENTRY & co. PROJECTORS,
50 Genesce-Sueet Auburn, n. Y
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&IVII FIINT AND bTAMMERING-
- Curedby DIR, WYKOFF Of Pittsburgh, Pa. withou,
Pain or Surgical Operation Who will send tho cure M
ey returned Il the cure is not cfeotuaf
W Al letters must be addressed to Dr. WYCKOFF
BOX iAb Pittsburgh Pa. in care Of Arthurs Rodpcr.,
bankers. "''s''''
r. 5. Correspondents will please enclose stamp for
return postage F
CAurioN.-Al persons who can not produce my gen
uino certificate. are humbups DIV Dr. "
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AUBURN, n Y, June 10, 1850
We the undersigned, have received the formula for
preparing Bachs American Compound" and as far as
we have tested H. can recommend It's general use as a
tonic and Alternative medicine, 10 Remore Itafed M
mogs Of ne Blood and peculiarly adapted 10 females
suffering from Leuoorrhna whites aud to those whose
constitutions are enfechlod from Taterlaifaat Ferer
JOSEPH NJ. NORRIS MD
LANSINGH BRIGGS, NJ d.
A. C. TABER, NJ. ID.
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LANSINGH BRIGGS, ". D
A. q. IADER, N. ID.

Hon D. L. Donor, Of Auburn, y. Y, and late mem
DER or our state Legislature, and Of the most ac
eompished Physicians aud Chemists Of our country az
yer giving this medicine his personal observe alton said
Is destined To- superccdo all liquid preparations for
the cure Of Chronic Diseases"
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hR. c. NJ. RUBLEE, formerly of Mont
- pcler, Nt., 2l2 fremont Street, boston DIR. Il.
will, in connection with the practice Of Medicine and
Of the Eye.
Nov. 30, 1855. 6itf
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The Author Of the above volume
Is a graduate Of one of the first
medical Schools in the United
States, and having devoted
. quarter Of century 10 the study
and treatment Of Syphilis aud
kindred disorders as a speciality,
he has become possessed Of most
invaluable information In regard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-02

iOOPER'S REFINED SHEET AND
~ SHRED IsINGLASs, for BLANC NANCE, Ia
BILE JELLlES, &C. prime article for Confectioners,
Hotel and Family To be obtained, with directions
for using Of the principal Grooers Druggists through
out the United States.
lf9r ppTrR COOPER Ne,r Wort
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DR, W. II. II. RICHARDSON'S con

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II paraNe success in the treatment Of chronic dis
notice that he wiz devote special attention 10 that class
Of diseases in connection with the general practice Of
Medicine. All kinds OF supporters furnished at reason
charge
0Lrohee IN Huhbaid's Block State Street, over the
''''f - 'fn'lH fio~0r -ptf
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"NAAN W. ftaoNhNHtf " A.
Erysipelas. Scrofuia. Kings Evil. letter.
TumOrs, and Snlt uheum

fiuHi HrUafdug Merchant n y. linus Fii. T. 1864
Dr. Aiths Your iis are The paragon Of all that b.
mdeuc They have cured uy little laughter ~ ulcouua
upon hr hands 1nf fff That hHt proved ururaiH Or rl
Ter mother has been long greouss afflicted with borhs
pnp her shin aud in bee hair Amer child va cured
he al,c tried your Pills, and they have cured her.
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TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES srcRTTs

'EhhlbLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS
L FOR THE MILLION. most Wonderful and
IpraiuGbie Publication
Dr. Hunters MEDICAL MANUAL; being an oririua
and popular treatise ON Man and Woman Their Physi-
ology, Functions and Sexual Disorders Of every kind
with never falling Remedies for the speedy cure Of ali
diseases Of private and delicate character incident 10
the violation Of the Laws OF Nature and OF Natures God
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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pnsf Ofrcr, HtRft,Nr, iIy. Co. Mfcn, Nov TO- fsh6
nn AuEi Your Pills tho perfection u medicine They
have done my wife good than can ell She had ben
sick piung away for months Went doctureI al
expense but gotgo better. She then taking
your ls. which curd her by exl-ng large quanues
VI dead from her body They Afterwards cured her
two children of bloody yacuiory. II our ueghhs
hd DO h, and my wife cured BIN with your pua
while others around paid from h,o twenty dollars iocor
bills, and bot much time, without haug cured entirely
then. such medicine yours which actually gooi and
honest will De- priIed here GRO ~ GRIFFIN ~ rnHHrr
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PREPARED BIZ DR.. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Kass.

ANH son nI
FRED. r. SMITH, b. q. TYLER. g. l.. =. PIERCE
Montpelier and by Druggists and Merchants generally
O3coply.
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To Druggists and Merchants Of Icrtg0Ht!
For the convenience Of Dealers and individuals of this
State, | huvc appointed Mr.. FRED. 4. SMITH, Of
Montpelier, my wholesale Agent, and he will be at all
times supplied with all sizes Of my GENUINE ELEC-
TRIO OIL" | would urge upon all dealers in Medicine
To- order from MI Smith supply Of my oil once, that
they may be able to answer the earliest demands. lie
wilt also furnish each dealer with Show Cards. Posters
and 1000 Circulars with their name printed thereon as
agent Dead the following Procamation.j
A. j.. SMITH, Chemist
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mtottaI.

hEVINE'S COMPOUND PITCH LOZ-
IL ENGE,--A sure and pleasant remedy for CouGus,
COLDS CRnur, WnoortNo Cou0H, BRoNCHwis, Asrt-
MA and II Lungs enough are left TO sustain life.
4 CERTAIN CURE FOR CONsUMPTTOM
APURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION,
CoNrAfNfNa no MINERAL POisoNs, AND PERFECTLY
SAFE ron THE tNrAN1 on INvALtp, IL
ANY srAaE or wEAKNHss.
SD. FULLER & CO.. only manufactures, Boston.
Mass Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines eve
rywhcrc. lodn
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VI FOR PAINiil A. T. SMITHS original and
genuine ELECTRIC OIL" for Reiunatism, Neural
gio, Stif Joints, &C., Sc.
do not propose cure cuery disease, only certain
Glass named in my directions. will forfeit 500 II the
ELECTRIC OIL, sold corner WALNur Srn SrnHErs,
fails to cure single case Of Rheumatism Pains in the
Back Limbs, Piles, Sores, Burns, Fever Sores VI
GERS Caked Breast, Sore Nipples, Bronchial Affections,
Swced Glands, Fclons Stiffness in the Joints Neck
also Papitation. To ell swelling in
from 10 ~ minutes, if applied to any patient male or
female, in the Amshousc any public institution in the
city.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
A CARD

Mrs. c. A. RoUssIN takes this method of an
nouncing to her friends and the public generally.
that she will continue for time the business In
which her late and lamented husband was engag-
ed during the number Of years that he has been a
resident Of this place. Selecting this occasion to
make an avowal Of her heartfelt thanks to the
community at large for the unbounded confidence
so universally placed in him whilst living amongst
them, and Of whom none were more meritorous
acknowledging Mt the same time, that she will
feel ever grateful to his many friends for their
unlimited kindness and attention to him during
his protracted illness. also for the great respect
paid to his memory, not forgetting to make de-
claration of the sincere gratitude she inly feels
for the kind solicitude manifested in her behalf
since his deccase thankful for the manifold favors
received, she is solicitous and hopes to merit in
future the kind regards and esteem of all, and q
continuance of the patronage so generally bestow
ed heretofore, feeling confident that all those who
will confer on her their patronage will be fully
satisfied that she deals uniformly and equitably
by all.
n. B.-Orders from distance will be promptly
attended to.
Auburn, September 18th, 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
Hon. John B. Weller, Governor Elect, in
Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.

BY the Los Angeles and Santa Barbara
papers and by private correspondence, we
learn that the visit of Col Weller and lady
to the South, was in the highest degree
satisfactory. They were accompanied by
G. L. Weller, Post master of San Francis
CO, and his lady, and were everywhere greet
ed with the warmest demonstrations of re-
spect.
On the downward trip the party landed at
Santa Barbara, and were welcomed BY q ma
tional salute, and were waited upon by as
many of the citizens as could possibly avail
themselves Of the opportunity during the
brief time they were permitted to remain on
shore. The landing at Santa Barbara was
on Thursday On Sunday the party ar
rived at Los Angeles, and were again re-
ceived with a national salute. A committee
of citizens waited on the Governor elect, So
letting him to address them, to which re-
quest he responded felorably, and another
committee from the ,itmony Club, solicit
ing his presence at Uall to be given in
his honor. The time for the speech and
ball were both fixed for Thursday, and both
came off greatly to the satisfaction of the
parties interested. The Star contains a
report of the speech, but we have not the
space at command to reproduce it. The
ball was attended by the most brilliant
beauty of the South, which speaks Volumes
to those who have had the pleasure of vis-
iting the old California families.
1t is but Justice to the citizens of Los An.
geles to add, that everything the most liberal
hospitality could suggest was placed at the
disposal Of the guests. Visits to the princely
ranches and vineyards filled up the time not
occupied in feasting, until the time arrived
for taking their departure, when an escort of
some sixty or seventy California horsemen.
with their spendidly drilled and richly ca
parisoned steeds, took their position on Ell
ther side of the carriage, and accompanied
their guests to San Pedro, from whence
they were to embark for San Francisco. As
the steamer was prepared to put to sea, a
last parting salute Of one hundred guns
was fired; thus crowning the honors extend
ed to the first constitutional Governor who
had ever paid visit to "the City of the
Angels"
Although, it was more like celebrating
the triumph Of a conquerer than mere
civic offering TO distinguished citizen, but
the chivalric Californians cannot measure
their admiration of man by our standard
their warm hearts refusing to be held in
check by the formal rules of American eti-
quette. We need hardly add that the par
ty were highly delighted with their trip.
State Journat.