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

GTRAY COLT.-Came into the Enclosure
~ Of the subscriber, on about the 2jth day
Of April a black colt, two years old, one fore
foot and hind foot white. The owner is rcquos-
ted to call and pay charges and take her away
S. L. BRIGGS.
Williamstown, July %, 1857. 5Oi3ws
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nfm advertisements.
-AsnINaroN couNrY oRAMMAR

W SCHOOL.
The FAIL TERM " this Institution will commence
on JHupsday, the 81 day Of September md continue
eleven weeks. The School VIII De uudcr the charge Of
CHARLES u. BALLARD, s.. NJ.
as Principal teacher Of hieh character and large cx
porUnco who will receive the aid Of 40 necessary assist
ants. CHARLES CLARK, Prid,Htiai
n. r. MERRILL,
CHARLES REED, \ COMMITTEE.
Aug H. 1857 52Iw
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DARIUs D. WOODLANDS EST.-The

nARIUS ID. WOODMAN'S EST.-The
L Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commits
s0ners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of persons against the estate Darius D. Wood
man. late Of Waterbury, in said District. deceased, rep
resented nsoycnt and the term Of months from the
23d day Of june 1857. being allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give Notice that will
attend 70 the duties Of our appointment at the Office
of Ilcnry +. Jaues, in Waterbury, in said District,
thc last Mondays OF August and November next at
o clock in the afternoon each Of said DAYS.
T.. 5. NEWCOMB, ! -,
JAMES GREEN, 'O" 70
Waterbury, June %. A. D.. 1857. 5O.3w
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NEW COFFIN WARE ROOM,
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
y READ rlus-OLD AND YOUNG,
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,

A LWAYS SOMETHING NEW
"a READ rHs-oLp AND YOUNG
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Is no doubt the wonderful discovery of this ngeof
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its 0riynul color the head Of the bald with
luxurious growth remove at all dandruf and itch
ing, all scrofua, and other cutancGus oruptOns,
such as scad head etc Il will cure as il by magic
periodical headaches make the hair soft CLOS.
sy and wayy, aud preserve the color perfectly and the
hair from falling, TO extreme old age.
The following is from distinguished member Of the
medical profession
Professor o. ]. Wond-Dear Sir: Unsolicited, send
you this certificate After being nearly bald for long
time, and having tried all the hair rosoratyes extant
aud having faith in any, was induced hearing Of
YOURS 20 give Il trial placed myself in the hands of
barber and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush
aud the Restorative then applied and vel rubbed in, till
the scalp agow. This repeated every morning,
and n three weeks the young hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present time and
thick black and strungspf and pleasant 20 the touch
whereas before Il ives harsh and wiry, what lto there
was OF IT, and that little was disappearing very rapidly
still use your restorative about twice week. and shall
soon have good and perfect crop Of hair. Now. had
road these thingsand who has noi but have not
hitherto any whore any persons hair really hem
Gifted by any Of the hair tonic etc, Of the day and e.
really gives inc pleasure 20 REGARD the result Of INV expc
donce have recommended your preparation TO others
and il already has large and general sale throughout
me Territory. The people here know Us elects aud
safe agents for the Territory 10 nearly exhausted and
dolly Inquiries made for Il. You deserve credit for
your discovery and for one, return you my thanks
for tho benefit il has done me, for certainly had dcs
paired long ago OF ever affecting any sch result
Yours, hastily, j. w. BOND,
Firm Of Bond Kelley Druggists, 81. Paul
From The Editor Of the Iieal Estate Adyertisor.l
BosroN, n School Street. March %, 1850.
DEAR SIR Having become prcmaturely quite gray, /
was induced, siX weeks since, to make trial Of
your Restorative. have used less than bottles but
The gray hairs have all disappeared and although my
hair has not fully attained Us original color yet the pro-
cess OF change is gradually going on, and am in great
hopes that in short time my hair will bee dark for
merry. have also been much gratihcd al the healthy
moisture and vgor Of the hair which before was harsh
and dryi and 10 has ceased TO come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, ID. c, NJ hOPP.
Professor Wood.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Aug. /

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-Aug. p.
By Telegraph TO the lgatetnnn journal
At Market GA Cattle 500 Beoyes, IA Stores consisting
OF Working Oxen, Cows and one, two and three years
uds PRICES.
Beef extra, 5000 a 9.2i Working Oxen, SOD a 200
first quail, 6,2j a $40 Cows q Calves 80 90
sec 500 % S,2j Iearlings, Is 20
third $50 a 100 Two years olds, % 30
ordinary 500 Three " IS 40
Sheep and Lambs.--At Market, 2i56. Prices
In Lots, 200 $3.50 Extra select. $40 a 400
REMAINS.
The market well attended by buyers to-day, and
presented the lively appearance Of The season. Sales
or the best quality quick at slight advance those
Of lower quality the prices about the for the
last few weeks. Sheep and Lambs qnitc so quick.
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lrgal noticrs.
InnN GIErnRn,s EsrArr y srArr ].

TOHN GIFFORD'S ESTATE. STATE
81 or VERMONT RNNnoLPu Dtsrucr. IS.
In Probate Court holden at BroOkdold Within and for
said district, the 2th day Of July, A. ID. 1851 James
Clifford and Friend Clifford administrators the Estate
of John Clifford late OF Randolph, in said district de-
ceased, present their administration for settle
mcnt Whcreupou. Il is ordered that the same be re-
ered TO the LIST day Of September next at the Regis
tors office in said Broohhcld, for examination and allow
ance and that an concerned be notified hereof By the
publication of this order in the Vermont Waterman &
State journal, printed at Montpelier, three weeks sue
ccssiyCy may be. that they may appear and
said time and place. il they cause object thereto
By order Of Court
Attest, AARON CLEVELAND, Register.
A true copy of record,
jl3w Attest. AARON CLEVELAND, Register
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PWho has been cured Of great Nervous Debility, after
many years Of misery, desires 90 make known To all ic
l0wsuicrcrs the of relief Address, eucos-
ing stamp 20 pay return POSTAGE Mrs. MARY T.. De
WITT Boston, Mass and the prescription will be- scnt
free hy nCxt post fJ3n
BURNETT'S ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.
This Elixir for tho Tooth and Gums combines, in
concentrated form. the most dcsirlho cleansing and
astfupcnt properties, tlc Same time DO contains uoi-
jog which cam possibly niure the uo. sensitive and dcl-
icafc organization.
IL arrests decay Of the tccth.
II cures cankcr bon the month";
10 Is unsurpassed as a garglc.
10 acts as o detergent ancr smoking.
u renders The gums hari tul healthy.
IL ucutrdlzes the offensive sccrctous NJ thc mouth.
u imparis tn the breath fragrance peculiarly aromat-
ic and pleasant.
II hus received the sanction AVID patronage Of che most
eminent Of the Dental aud Medical faculty.
Prepared only hv Joseph Burnett & Co.. fremont ST.
boston. For sale by an Druggists at ODE per bottle.
4Nlm
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THE VERY BEST REMEDY EATtNT
ron ALL rAIS, EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL, rs
DE WITS PAIN BELIEVER
1t is highly concentrated and requires less for the accom-
pHshmcnt Of a cure than amy preparation claiming sins
liar virtues, The relief afforded by lis use is
INSTANTANE OUS,
And II possesses the additional recommendation Of inn
parting no STAN 20 the clothing and baadages
The price a, which it is offered is very moderate.
W. Is, CHAPLIN, Wholesale Agent, Providence, II. l.
For sale by Druggists generally 44am
DOES ANY OF OUR HIGH LINERS
ever eat to much dinner II any Of readers have
cooks who tempt toir appetite little too far Will tell
secret that will lead them 20 the enjoyment of their
dinners without visit from that gouty old gcnucman
Dyspepsia. I5ic @ d0seQf On. SNNFoRn's lNyIGoHAron
0ffeJ cgtiy, and goa irH de troubled 10Th midi
9csiio but the contrary before the neXtmcal Time APP
pr0achcs the appetite any kud of food If the food
rises or sours, the nyigoator viii N the matter right at
once for there is something n 10 that 20 use the express
ion of friend, will et man eat gravel stones, and take
the lnyigordtor mud they viii digest We have tried il
in double Doses occasions, for sick head
ache, and il acts like a charm.
What want to say to our readers young or old, Is,
II any thing ais You, 30 without delay and get bottle
0f Dr. SANroup's lsVIgoHArou and If il don't cure,
aud tell u for want 20 see one person that It
will not benefit. (Seo Adyeruscmont) 45lm
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VIII sell ibis month and next, Mole, No. /, Extra
Double Extra, Lcary q COS aud Bcebe Cos
II A II s
less prices than they ever offered before, in
this amy other market.
OUR STRAW GOODS
VIII Doe sold CHEAP do not intend 20 keep them
through the winter We have the largest and best stock Of
so Z T II T s.,
from cheap wool to the best BEAVER be found in the
Stlte--which and will sell VERY Low.
We also have a good and well selected stock Of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
from ow-prccd quality, toa better class Of Goods than
can Dee ilund In any country store.
can aud look our Goods. and il it is we
advertise.
State Street, Montpelier, July Is, 1857
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pats, Gaps, Clothing, sc.
&QNNO woNTn oF oooDs.

, y
The subscribers would anuounccto their friends and he
public that they have just received
FROM VIEW YORK AND BOSTON
hoir Spring Sook Of Goods, consisting in part Of the
illluwiugs
- cAsrs or LEuoY BrnEr AND OTHER NANUrA crrEeHs
SILK HATS OLA SUPERIOR QUALITY,
PARIS SOFT HATS,
800 Mole. Fur and Wool Kossuth Hats,
oflrht aud dark coors Of 40 shades nights and quacs
300 Sik. Kid, Cloth and glazed
NJ EMS 81 BOYS GAPS.
a large assortment Of
GENTLEMBN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting OF Hosiery Gloves, Shirts Crayats Under
shirts Drawers. Stocks, suspcudcr., lldks, B1snms
Collar, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags &o., Nc.
$4,000 worth READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of Over and Under Raglaus Dress Frocks,
Business Goats Pants and Vests Of ai kinds, Linen
Coats Grcen Spcnccrs, Jumpers Hickory Shirts over
aus, Ac, sc.
Our stock Of Goods Is tho
LARGEST AND BEST
over before brought this place. which bought Tor
cash, and will be- sold at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
very low f1r
C.fSH or SHORT APPROTED CREDIT
Please call and examine goods before purchasing
elsewhere
KINSMAN & sCRlBNER
Montpelier, April p, 1857 35
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un Monday the 18th day of Nov. next,
raehers Institute will be opened at
ladersport and continue FIVE days. The
'oJScI ot the Institute is, 10 give instruc-
aa IN the most approved methods of
aching, and conducting the cxercisea of
"e School room. Six hours of the day
'-l be occupied in reviewing those
--44ches usually taught in our Common
.'hools. and giving instruction upon the
Method Of teaching. There will also be
oeston each evening, for the purpose
Teading essays, and holding discussions
2. subjects connected with the advance
Aen' Of the Common School interest.
The time has been limited to FIVE DAYS,
that every Teacher in the County can
'4'r1 70 attend. One weeks board, and
''a~N shafse Of three or four shillinSs
'' contingent expenses, vii be all the
g'es'ary expense aud it is hoped, and
"Prctcd that the Teachers throughout
~ county will make il convenient TO at
',ha. The undersigned will use every
''.Lt TO secure board on reasonable terms.
aose who design TO become members
80 ,a' Institute, are requested to bring a
.''i ST Of textbooks, of such as are used
- 'aelr school districts. The friends of
.Duca''on generally, are cordially invited
attend. The services Of eminent. and
tFenenced Teachers Will be secured to
S'e instruction and lectures during the
2''aloR Of the Institute
J. HENDRICK,
r.. Go. SaPt. II Potter County.
~''pERsro2r, Oct. Z, 1857
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VI Tracy Scott Of Port Allegany.
N;ksan Co, has laid upon our table
~, Potates, of 4 new species called the
Foot Pstatoc," the largest of which
weighed 70 ", and the others averaging
about % OF. lie raised from three
.usheL. Of seed, about 20 bushels of pota-
'p'., al! Of which he is going TO rcplant
EsIt season. They are an excellent eat
~ potatoe, as they are dry, and unsffect-
,l by the rot.
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MCRDIR.-J Jchn Carroll murdered
Robert =. Riley by choking him to
Death, 1t SeottSvile, Albermarle county,
Fa., on the 10Th They were drinking
aad playing cards, and Riley had won a
dollar from Carroll Both have very
l'siy families.-E.c. Paper.
Ay', hundreds Of murders occur yearly
saving their origin in the same cause
he maddening cup-and yet society en-
sr'es'the real murderers, and frowns upon
'l"ho are brave enough to defend relig-
Ia, morality and humanity.
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PAY Your LITTLE BILLs.-Nothing
helps the money market more than the
Pr'mP. payment of little bills. 1t keeps
% trade, keeps money moving, helps the
banks, and makes erybody feel good
When everybody holds on to all the mon
'r he gets because he fears the times are
,Ing to be worse, he helps to make them
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GOWn an1 E0untU.

2-o.D - THE ALLSGgLSY.-Porty- eigh;
a5sr' constant heavy rain, snd still raining
.-.s Thursday morning, has made !hs Ale
tas1y river higher than it ~ss at any time
q. .ay the sprIn food. There is prospect
6. -rslrucliYe food,
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Spstisi Ncticss.

BusktrA & Gorton's Exhibition and
Instrumental Concert comes of on Sat
urday evening next. 1t comprises 800
Astronomic and Dioramic views, Fire
Works, and Gorton's String Band, the
leader of which will play upon two in
struments at once. At the Old Court
House-admission 25c children 12!c.
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j. HENBRICk. Principal

ChWsaad FSccr-This distressing dis
ease often proves obstinate and Of long
duration in this climate, and not unfre-
quently resist almost every mode Of cure;
also by the extreme debility, thereby in
duced, often give rise toother chronic com
plants. Fairs Ague Tonic or Quinine
Substitute, manufactured by Thos A. Hur-
ley, is the most reliable remedy extsnt.-
Record. WcMchester. Pd.
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The WINTER TERM of Coudersport

The WINTER TERM of Coudersport
Academy, will commence on Tuesday
the 18th of December next, to continue
thirteen weeks. Grain Of all kinds will
be received on tuition, at the market
prices, if promptly delivered; therefore
the tightness Of money need prevent no
one from obtaining an Education.
j. HENBRICK. Principal
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ll- fties Fhite, of Eulalia, in this
.alty, on Tuesday last exhibited to Us
'ucumber, of h!s growing, which
'righld sec" pounds and one ounce, and
zrlsured l6 inches length and / t inches
i circumference. We f;ng a challenge
90 The nation.
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FgSIE GREAT BOOK BY DUE3TICkS.
= DoEsTICEs.
D0ESTICkS.
rs last and verify his best
NOTHING To SAY:

Bring
4 Poetic Satire on Snobbcry. which has
NOTHING TO Do with NOTHING 70
WEAR
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED,
and printed 'on tinted paper from the finest
designs ever made by NcLenan, whose fame
as comic designer il unequ4lcd.
Price, elegantly bound iu cloth, uniform
with NOTHING To WEAR" 50 ceuts
THE GREAT RACE
for the authorship Of NOTHING TO WEAR. =
RUpu & CARLTON, have determined, during
the pendancy Of this important contest, 10
place once more upon the course the two tried
pags and popular faYorites,
DUESTICkS aud MCLEN.iN,
who viii run Que more heat on the Literary
Track, for
A PURSE OF $4,000,
which it is hoped will b. made up for their
benefit by the disinterested public. Full par
ticulars OF this exciting affair Will be publish
ed in supsr5 pictoriSl volame entitled
"NOTHING TO SAY"
written on bet, i'll an hour and three quar-
ters, with his boots off, hi! feet il :, pail 0!
warm water, and one hand tied over his head
BY the immortal
DOESTICKS. P. g.
Enbellished with Il quantity of
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATIONS.
by JoHk hCLEhAN, did by that comic artist iu
eighty minutes, duriug the Intervals Of Jump
ing eleven rail fences, with Il fi.hpole in each
haud, and a string OF trout hanging from the
back Of his neck
INTRODUCTION
I.-Q X. p. Doesticks-of Hall, No where
No Castle No Villa, No Place, Court or Ter
racc;
Who didn't write 'Junius," or Nothing t.
Wear
Whe never have visited London or Paris
Who am not phantom, myth, or a mystery,
But home as solid as any OF history,
As real as Anthouy, Caesar, or Brutus,
A wde-swake Yankee, so tagaation
cute
To always write NothiRgs, while Nothings
will pay,
Am the Author of this Nothing-Nothing to
Say.
Miss P<*s I've faver to ask--if lis true
That" Nothing TO Wear, and "Nothingto Do,
And Nothing to Eat" were all written by
you--
Let th@se three Nothings ccutcnt you !
pray,
Soy nothing gyoarself--leaye me Nothing
70 Say
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THE COMBINATION PATENT
PORTABLE
UPRIGHT STEAM SAW.
MILL.

This mill is new acknowledged to he the
cheapest, most practical and efficient lumber
manufacturing machine in the world. 1t is
the only portable reciprocating mill that has
ever met with perfect success. It's entire cost
with fifteen horse power, warranted 10 saw
from three to four Thousand feet Of inch boards
in twelve hours, the entire esta blisbmeut COM
plete, ready for running is but $3.50.
R0SS'S PORTABLE BURR STONE MILL,
for which over seventy premiums have been
awarded in th;G country and Europe. 1t will
grind with less thaa half the power, and make
better flour and meal than any other mill. 1t
is the most durable and the cheapest mill il
the market
Prices range from 500 TO SlT0.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES
or ALL SIZES, SINGLE MACHINES, &C.
J. NJ EMERSON L Co.,
Dealers in Improved Machinery,
No. 37l Broadway, New York.
Send for Circulars.
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TEVHE Largest Assortment of Pianos, Melo-
Il deons, Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise Of all kinds, in the United States
Pianos from Ten different Manuf1 ctories, com
prisipg those of every variety Of style, from
the plain, neat and substantial g octaves, in
Walnut OF RoseW oud Cases, from $50 TO $500.
TO those OF the most elegant iui5h up to One
Thousand Dollars No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with Or without Iron Frames, pos
Sessing in their improvements Of over-strincs
and action, q leugth Of scale aud compass OF
tone equal 10 the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability Of structure Of the
Square Piano. They arc justly pronounced by
the Press and by the first Musical Masters, u
De equal 10 thuse Of any other 4nanuiacturcr
They ere built of the best and most thorough
" seasoned material, and guaranteed 10 stand
the action Of every ciilnare Each Iustrumeu,
guaranteed to give satifaction, or purchase
money refunded.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-price from $50 to
Sl40.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS-Su-
perior instruments in touch ard durability Of
make. Tuned the equal telnperamentl Ne
lodeons Of al other styles and makes Price
S45, $50, SIS, 500, Sl25, $l40-double
Reeds and two banks Of Keys, $200-Iess &
liberal discount. Clergymen aud Churches,
an extra discount.
MARTINS GUITARS
BROWNS HARPS,
FLUTES,
FLUTINAS.
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YATES COUNTY NURSERY.

w H. OLIN & CO., of the Yates County
w Nurseries, have for sale a large and
valuable assortment Of FRUIT TREES
Of all varieties usually cultivated These
Trees are young and Of vigorous growth. The
qualities are the most choice known, and are
warranted GENUINE. Also, a fac stock OF
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBBERY.
for fall delivery.
Rzg" Address orders to c. BEACH Pen Yam,
Yates Co, n, Y Orders left with ROB'T. ".
NILES, Coudersport, Pa, viii be promptly
filed. l0:2-6ho.
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