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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

QunnEc. Aug. l0.-Thc steamer City of
Baltimore left Liverpool simultaneously with
the Indian. for New York.
In the House Of Lords, on Monday, Lord
Clanricardo moved for the production of pa
pers relative to affairs in India, and spoke
strongly in favor of a complete reform in the
Indian government. The motion was adopt
ed.
In the House Of Commons, D'Israol also
moved for the production of certain popers
relative to tho organization Of the Bengal ar
my, and deliberately reviewed the British In
die policy, asserting that the present outbreak
would result in a national revolt and de-
nouncing tho apathy Of the government in
the present dangerous emergency.
Lord John Russell moved an amendment
that an address be presented to Queen Yicto-
ria, assuring her that the House would cordi-
ally support government in any efforts ncccs-
sary to suppress disturbances in India
D'lsraolis motion was rejected, and Rus
sells adopted.
The utmost dispatch is being used for tho
shipment Of troops to India
At tho General Conference of the Wesley
an church in session in Manchester, the La
dies Ant-Slavery Society protested against
the reception Of Bishops Simpson and Nc
Clntock, from the American Methodist
Church, for their alleged completely with
slavery
SPAtN.--Letters in the London Times state
that the English and French Ambassadors at
Madrid had notified Spain that she could not
rely on assistance from their governments in
the event Of war with Mexico consequent
ly Spain aoceodod to offers of mediation
A Representative from Santa Anna had ar
rived at Madrid.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship Canada, Capt Lang, from Liverpool
Saturday p NJ, Aug. /, arrived at this
port at $50 p. NJ
GREAr BRITAfN. The royal assent had
been given to the bill Incorporating the " At
lantc Telegraph Company"
All the vessels comprisieg the expedition
for laying the Atlantic telegraph cable had
arrived at Cork. II was intended they should
leave that port for Valentia on the 3lst Of
July or the list of August and that, weather
permitting, the shore rope should be landed,
and the vessels commence sinking the cable
on the Sd or 4th inst
Mr.. Field telegraphs 60 The agent of the
associated press at Liverpool as follows
"QuEuNsroN, July 81 The submarine
cable on board the Niagara and Agamcmnon.
over 2500 miles long, was aincd together last
evening, and messages selt through the en-
tire length in less than a second Everything
works beautifully, aud we are all in high
spirits
The American horses Prior and Priorcss
made their first appearance ON the English
turf in the race for Goodvood Cup. and were
beaten. Fourteen horses we're run and the
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4lrm 1gurk advertisements.
TT Is NOT A YEL

Il PRESIDENT j. II. EATON, l.. l.. D.,
Union University, Mulfreesboro, Tennessee,
Says notwithstanding the irregular Of Mrs. 5.
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer Be-, the faiiagoF Of
hair ceased and grey locks oere restored 10 their orr
REV NJ TEACHER 90 years Of age), Pitcher, Che
mango Co. n Y. "My hair is restored to its
raj color and ceases 70 fall Off"
REV. WIN. CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine, n. Y.
any hair Is changed TO its natural color, Sc"
REV b. =. STONE, ID. D., Concord, N. IL. "My
hair which gray is now restored TO It's natural color,
&C."
REV. d. CLENDENIN Chicago. III. ~ can add
my testimony, and recommend II 20 my friends"
REV. ID. f. WOOD, Middletown, n. Y. "My own
hair has greatly thckcned, also that OF one Of my fami
~ who becoming bald"
REV. J. r. TUS1IN. Charleston, S. G. ''The white
hair is becoming obyated, and hair forming &C."
REV. A. FRINk, Silver Greek, N. Y. sit has pro-
duced good effect upon my hair, and can aud have
recommended il.
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Meriden. n. II. awe think
very highly of your preparations, &C."
REV. ID, g. SMITH, Prattsburgh, n. Y. +" was sur
prised TO find my grey hair turn as when was young
REV JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of West u, X, Church,
n. y. REV. d, NORRIS, Cross River, N. y. MRS.
REV, H. a. PRATT, Hamden, N. Y. IFWe might
swell this list but II not convinced, TRY III.
MRS, S. A. ALIENS zYLOBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, h essential 10 use with the
Rostorer and Is the best Hair Dressing for old young
eNtant being often ehcacous in cases Of hair falling,
&c, without the Rcstorcr.
Grey haired Bald, persons afflicted with diseases Of
the hair or sealp, read the above, and Judge Of
MRS S. A. ALllsN'S WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
II dies not soil STUN. Sold BY all the principal
Wholesale and retail merchants in the United States, Gu
ha or Canada.
DEPOT, 355 BROOME STREET NEW YORK
some dealers Try to sell articles instead Of this
which they make more profit. Write 10 Depot for orcu-
lar and information. 33.6m
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l. p N T. HAIR BALM :.
1 a EOR
roRING GRAYHlIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL


COLOR.
IWarrantcd to cure Badness, Scurf Dandruf itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp new and healthy action; restores the oooring
matter TO the roots 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 TO preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off
composed OF Gus, Alcohol and other deeterous materi
ais and all 60 Hair dyes have been introduced
that do not give the hair natural color besides being
troublesome 70 This Balm Is not a Dive. knowing
that preparation needed to do what was required
for the Hair, the proprietor induced experiment
until he could obtain article that would be the
remedy and after. years trial has perfected this
Balm. IL is soothing and emocnt allays all irritation
of the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
IT. cures Oandru and Scuf and when the hair has
ca gray Will bring It back TO its original color be il
Black, Brown Auburn. 1t makes the Hair soft and
gossyprevens IL from falling off will be seen upon
using this Balm for only few days-fe will be given to
the roots OF the HAIR and growth will appear
Growth does not take place the end Of the Hair IA
will be in persons who have their II air dyed If
you examine gray hair that has been coored for week
You will find towards the that the hair has come out
gray hence is necessary have the fluid the roots
Of the hair healthy, that the whole hair natural
color. Each hair has in the skim and is of itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there is constant
circulation OF the pigment from the root When this
pigment or cooring matter dies out, it leaves the hair
hollow and II becomes To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the pro-
prctpr. The discovery OF the Alpine Hair Balm win do
IT, II will bring the hair to its natural color by making
anew the cooring matter in the roots Of the hair.
II Is mistaken notion that oil o will
the hair, nothing can be more injurious And Alpne
Hair balm, will restore the skin and the hair of
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by c. A. p. MASON, Providence, RI.
d. p. IVES CO., SO Milk ST., Boston, Mass sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier by f. 4. SMITH, and L. +.
flEhCh 3);6mis
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BrgSErI's CocoAtNE.-'flis is the usmc o. a new
and elegant preparation for dressing he hair just intro
duccd into the market ly Mcssr, Joseph Burnett Co.
t combines AN the properties which have long been de-
sired u article Of the Mind and Is c result % care.
u rcscarch and reiterated experiment, Che part Of
Che rfopdotnrs. I, contains very large proportion %
the famous Coeoa-nut OH, the " which IS 30 unrcr-
sol among the inhabitants % the Eastern Archipelago.
Tho iuAuranca aud abundance, Of hair that adorn the
native. of chose remote regions arc acsed by all tov-
ces, and mainly Co be attributed the of this
oiL Tho OF Me.srs. Burnct. Co. has tccu 20 free
t from hc peculiar odor which has n this condition.
aud 90 unite with Il some approved tonies which snu-
late ho hair To healthy aud vigorous growth. Il viii
Do found Trial be the baudes,, ccanest and most
desirable preparation io his purpose ever offered the
public.
The coonoiHe has also the great merit Of chcapness.
asi put up in large bottles holding half pint each.
aud is sold by an druggists at 6hy cents per bottle.
Boton Transcript
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DEATHS.

Drowned in Worcester, July 81, George G. A., son OF
Crismon and Julia Hancock, aged II years.
Farewell, brother, God has called thee
70 thy high and holy rest;
Now the sweetest birds are singing
Hequiens Ger Thy peaceful breast
Farewell, brother, we weeping
Tears Of anguish for the dead,
For natures child that now is sleeping,
Sleeping in his claycy bed.
Thy sweet home amid the hills
Is desoate and lonely now,
And crystal brook audmurmr1ng fountains
No more will kiss thy beautcous brow
The summers winds are signing DER thee
Filled with fragrance from the howersi
And fayorite haunts no more will have thee
To pass with them thy happy hours
Farewell brother we will cherish
Long thy memory in our breasts
When this weary world shall perish,
May we meet thee with the hest LlzzIh.
Printers in Massachusetts and Ohio please notice
In Charlotte, judy 23, Salmon Pease aged "a. AMER
long and tedious illness, in resignation TO the wiz Of
God, he has bid adiou wife children and the friends
he has loved long aud so well, and departed IN INC
cheerful prospect Of better life Thus has closed "a
quiet and peaceabe fe in all godliness and honesty
May the mantle Of his pure and gweless spirit rest upon
his chldrcn.- thf0Hicie
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Ia Rochester. Juno 81, Ehcnczor Martin. ascd s. Al
50, July 10. Anira, wjo Of James Han aged 2S Also,
July "a. Eliza Huso, aged 49,
In Berlin, July 80 William, son Of Leonard and CATH
crime Lovelaud, aged years aud months.
To Mapct0n Kansas, June O. Royal, son VI Ozins and
Isabel Chccvcr, aged years.
In Bradford, July %. Ehphalet Boudrich formerly Of
Chelsea, aged ~ years
In rhotiord. Aug. l. J. II. Clement, son Of Rev. J.
Clement, aged a.
IN Charlcstnn July 81 Hannah, wife Of Col Chester
Carpenter, aged g.
In Essex, July 10. Geo. y. Smith, aecd a.
IN Glover, July ?, willard g. Gleason, aged Il.
In Fairfield, june ~, Abraham Norihrop, aged 49,
In Berkshire. July 81 q. b. Smith, aged ". lie was
an efficient member Of the last Legislature
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CELEBRATE SHERRY WINE BlTTERS
by Dr. Hayes, State Assayer aud by the Mass Chait-
able Mechanic Association. az their Pair,
held in Boston, 1856.
Warranted made OF Rock Rose Dock Root Wild
Cherry Wintcrgrcen Snrsaparlai Ihoroughw1rt, Pop
Jar and pdcklcy Ash Bark, sc.
Warranted to cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jauu-
dice loss Of Appetite.
warranted to cute Pain in the Stomach, Bowels Back
aud Joints
Warranted 10 cure Headache, Costi,ucss, Piles,
Weakness
Warranted to cure Skin Empdons and ifumors Of all
kinds
Warranted Tor medical quality fine haror and Cheap
ness, satisfactory 20 all Every person should use them.
over 100000 bottles sold last year. deciding them
90 De The most celebrated medicine 90 thu world.
u Precpinis p cts quarts ~ cts, quarts 70 cts
quarts ~ ,25.
Sold wholesale and retail, by FREn D.. sNrit, Mont
pelior. aad by all Druggists. 4i6m
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Waterbury, June %. A. D.. 1851. 5O3w
CTATE OF VERMONT.-DIsrRIcr OF

GTATE OF VERMONT OF
- WASHINGTON, S.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Montpelier, within and for said District the 9th day
Of July A. d. 1851.
An instrument purpotng to be the last VIII and Tes
lament Of Joseph A. Pkn, late Of Paiufeld, in said
District deceased being presented TO the Court by La
mycttc Ptkn, the Executor therein named, for Probate
u is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 70 appear session Of said Court
De holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier, aforesaid
the Sth day Of August, A. d. 1857, and shcw cause
II any they have, against the Probate Of said VIII for
which purpose IL is further ordered that copy Of the
record of this order bo published three weeks
lively IN the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
printed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
true copy Of Record,
jo.3w Attest, 7. r. MERRILL, Register
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RANNEY, UBLISHER,
"a OFFERS FOR SALE.
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS,
ALL KINDS, AT PUBLISHERS PR
Ia La. aecomnanisd with

5000 q III rs,
Worth from Is cts 10 500 each consisting Of Gold and
Silver Watches Jewery Reticules Ladies Purses, Port
monacs, Sc. $3.50 worth of Gins Distributed with
~ 800 Books
GIFT will be delivered with every book sold for One
Dollar or more. Although Book or Article will be
sold for than the usual retail price, many will be
sold for less. Persons wishing any particular book
order il at once, and 1t will be forwarded with Gift
complete Catalogue OF Books Mapa, and Gifts will be
any address application. Persons ordering
Books with Gs, should forward the Of postage,
II must invariably he paid IN advance. The average
postage for 81 and 81 % books Is Is aud for 81 30
aud " books, "A cents.
Address, A. IiANNEY,
i1.3m No 29j broadway, New York.
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THE SILVER FOUNTAIN
SlfITH s NEW DRUG STORE.


Who troubled with liver complaint, jaundicc dys,
pcpeia will read the advertisement in another column,
OF Dr. Saniords lnygOrator, and then do as we have
dnnc-gct hottlc,-we should not SO many Nckly,
haltdead dcspairng people meet gaze at al
most every corner, for cre remedy Of which
much Is said, and performs nearly what It's pr0pri-
ctors shy it will do. IL to highly recommend
cd that we could not fail Try g., aud trial has cou-
WINGED us, without doubt that it is ho best family mcd-
icinc in We take IL for Headache, Sour stomach.
Allousncss, aud any of the little bodily jus that
common, and 10 does produce pleasant state Of feeling
90 the sick, and what better, after using t few times,
these little ls grow less and oas and there ia prospect
o being entirely free from them by continuance in the
use Of the lnyigorator (sco Adscriiscmcnt) 6l.lm
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STATE OF VERMONT. LAMom1r D1s-

- TNfCr, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Ohicc in
Johnson, within and for said District, the 22d day Of
May, A. d. 1851,
An Instrument, purporting 20 De the last viii and tcs
lament of Farley Hutchins. late Of Wolcott in said Dis
uc Deceased being presented 60 the court here by Ager
Jones and l.. s. Hutchns the executors therein named
for Probate is ordered by aid court, shat All persons
concerned thcroin De notified appear a session Of
said court 10 be holden at the Probate Office. In Morris
iuWuOn the 18th day Of Aug A. d, 1851 and shcW cause
If any they may have against the Probate Of said will
for which purpose it is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order be published three weeks successfully
ia hc Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier, previous said tmc appointed for hearing
A true copy Of Record,
50:3w Attest, Il. c. BENTON, Jr., Register.
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Marriagrs.

In Randolph, July 10, james j. Pratt, Of liraintree,
and Miss Scrcpta b. Herrck, Of Randolph.
In Rochester, July Is, G.. NJ. Hunton and Miss J.. IL.
Martin both OF *.
In Ncwbury, Aug. D. John l.. futile Of Haverhll, \.
H. and Amanda j. Bennett Of Ncwbury.
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d. NJ. GIILEY.
INnLAN RENIEnIES
COI-GUS COINS BRONCHITIS.


hOsION MAItkET, AUGUST II.
ASHES.-pcarls are lower with sales 40 5-S Sic
per Do. Pots and higher with sales at "a a
Sc ncr 10.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn has b7cn quiet during
hc week. hut prices remain without material change.
Tho sales Of Southern yellow have been at 500; West
mixed &c and white Soc The arrivals Of Oats
have been light and prices shade higher. Sales at
~ 72c for Southern, Northern and Canada.
HOPS--Ihe market is quiet and the sales have been
small at a Sc per H.
PRONlSiONS.-ButtUr Is higher with lightreceipts
sales of good and choice p pc for New York and
Vermont daines, and Is PIE for common and good o.
hio Canada and Western. Cheese is quiet, with l.
hundant supply Of poor the sales have been at De,
and some prime lots at an advance the latter rate
WOOL.-Domestic Wool Is arriving more freely, and
the market Is better supplied. Tho sales OF the week
have been 10000 lbs, at previous prices, which remain
quite steady and firm
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4 CARp 10 NM LApIEs.-Dn. Dl

CARD TO THE LADlES.-DR. Du-
"A rONcn's FRLNcu Periodical GoLpHN PIIIs.-
tniahblc in removing stoppages on irregularities Of
the menscs, These Pills nothing new but have been
used hy the Doctor for many years. both IN France and
America with unparalleled success in every case, and he
Us urged by many thousands Of Ladies' who have used
them, 70 make the Pills public, for tie alienation OF
those suffering from any irregularities whatever as wei
To prevent pregnancy 20 those ladies whose health viii
not permit am increase Of family Pregnant females,
those surprising themselves So cautioned against us
ING these pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility as to the above admOnton, although
their midness would prevent any mischief to the health
otherwise these Pills are recommended run ana eNph-
cit directions accompanying each Box. Price eloo.
Upon the receipt OF one dollar, box Will be sent TO
any address By return mail Direct all orders 10
/ FRED. h. SMITH Wholesale Druggist Montpelier
General Agent for the State of Vermont
Geo, Nichols, Agent, Mortified. 10
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Special notirrs.


ANTISLAYEBY MEETINGS.
Rev. y. n. johnson and Miss Frances Eneu Watkins
VIII hold Anti-Slaycry meetings, Ina which one both
viii deliver lectures. 90 ihc following places
Randolph, Tuesday, ltth inst
Mortified, Wednesday, 10Th.
Barre. Thursday, 2lih.
Montpelier, Friday 2lst,
Waitshed. Saturday, pa.
Montpelier, Monday, 2ith.
These meetings will 6pcu az I O'Clock, st. each day.
The public invited go attend and &. hoped that
te importance of the cause will induce its friends to
come together IN multitude
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o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, $40 Broadway n Y.
50,3n and ia Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
sodhoro by l.. a, PIERCE und FRED. Il. SMITH,
md by all Druggists throughout the country.
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INTERESTING TO ALL.
ION OE THE MEnIDA

INTERESTING TO ALL.
OPINION OF THE MEDICAL FAC
" ULTY.-We the undersigned, being familiar with
the compositions and having used in practice and en-
perienced the effects Of the "ENPECTORANr COUGH
DROPS" as prepared by H. r. Pierce, of Montpelier
VT would most checrully recommend this compound as
safe pleasant and eficacious remedy in all cases Of
Coughs Colds Honrsness, Whooping Cough, Bronchial
Affections and an diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, I'M
attended with high state Of inflammation.
CHARLES CLARK, NJ. D., Montpelier, Vt,
VIII. IL. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.,
A. 4. BIGELow, NJ. d., Barre,
DANIEL BATES, NJ. d., Berlin,
EDWIN PORTER, NJ. D., Northheld, "
LEICESTER kINGsBuRY NJ. d., Moretown, I"
DAN NRwcoMn NJ, d., Cabot,
A. Il. FIELD, NJ. d. Washington,
Manufactured only BY l.. r. PIERCE, Druggist aud
Apothecary Montpelier, VT.
Each label will have the written signature Of the Pro-
prctor. wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13

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THEREFORE,
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