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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
Special nutitrs.

To Nervous SuFrFREns--A retired gentleman have
Jog seen restored 20 health in few days afcr many
years OF great nervous suffering, IS willing assist oth
Crs by sending tuec) on receiving stamped envelope
bearing The nuphcants address, copy u the proscrp
ton used. Direct the Roy. ions NJ. DAoNALt, 1886
Fulton street, Brooklyn. y. y.
CACU0N MIR. d. regrets 20 learn that many spurious
preparations of bis prescription now being ini tcd up-
uu the community. HbOb
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THE SILVER TOUNTAIN
"BuY ME AND Ill DO YOU GOOD y
now is thr time 70 use the great Spring and Sunmc


DIR. LANGLEY
ROOT AN ID ii ERB BITT E RS q.
COgp0'cd or Susapayidt. UtH cherry. Iclor Dorl
Pretty 1sh. Thoro0ybroff, RoN5ay5, Mandrlte, DIM
dci0H N...ili II which compounded to act ia
concert and assist Nature 10 graduating disease.
Tho effect OF this medicine j, most woudcrnlit acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by rmoying an OBJ
sructous from the internal organs, stimulating them in
healthy action, rcnuyatng the fountains Of life and
ygor, Purifying Che blood, cleansing 10 from all humurs
and causing t % through every part Of TIC
body They and eradicate from the system Liver
C1upllut-that main wheel nf so many dseasoslaun-
dice go It's worst forms, a Bilious diseases and Foul
stomach Dyspepsia Costi,encss, Humors OF the Blood
ana Skin, indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles,
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain in the Side aud Bowels,
fatuleucy, Loss OF Appetite, and an kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased liver disordorcd Son-
aoh. bad Blood 10 which all less sub Get
iu Spring and summer
II taken 10 large doses Fever and Aguc be broken
mp and cured This has become a standard med
itue, and Is decidedly the best the world saw.
Price only p cts for the pint and 81 - cts. for the
quart bottle
sold hy 40 medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor II
Marshall St Boston. Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists ia Montpelier, and hv F. f.
SMITH wholesale to the trade. S2.0S
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GEORGE w HOBART'S ESTATE
N The subscribers, having been appointedb by the hon
orable Probate court for the district Of
mssionors TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of persons, against the Of George W.
Hobart late Of Northfeld In said district deceased
presented inso,en and the Of six months from the
l4h day Of july A. d. 1855 being allowed by said
b the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice. that will
tend 10 the duties of appointment at the North
field House in Nurhdcd ia said district on the last
Tuesday " August and December next nine o'clock,
In the forenoon, each Of said days.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, !
PERLEY BELKNAP, ( Comirs.
EDWARD A. WEBB,
LOUIS GnIswoLp. Executor.
Mortified, July 80, A. ID. 1888. 030j
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The REAsoNs.-The St. Louis correspon-
dent Of the New York Tribune thus explains
Francis =. Blair defeat
1T was owing to the great number Of
fraudulent votes cast-to the dcsertion of the
Irish TO the National Democracy--to the div
ision of the Free State party by the running
of Mr.. breckenridge. an anti-Lecompton
Amcrican-to the expenditure of 100000
at least by the agents of the Federal Admin
istration-to the zeal of the shareholders who
oppose emancipation-to the treachery of the
leading pro-slayery Know Nothing politi-
clans, and to che idleness on the day of the
election. Of the minor candidates and office
holders Of the Free Democracy.
KENTUCKY Observation-Disclosures from a.
bout one half of the counties in Kentucky
render it certain that the State has gone for
the Democrats by about the same majority as
last year. The only candidate to be voted for
on the State ticket was for Clerk of the Court
of Appeals. The vote has been quite small
OHIo-ToM CoRwIN.-The great popular
orator and good man, Governor Corwin, open
ed the campaign for the Republicans of Ohio
at Moscow, Warren County, on Saturday.
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SEE
nS ~
sCUENCK's PIIMONTC SYRUP


SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
" The most reliable remedy for Coughs Colds, In
huenzu, Sore Throat lloarseness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough aud all Diseases of the Lungs positive cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and the only medicine that
will heal the lungs after abscoss has been formed. It
will soothe and heal all irritation and will the
Of ScTofua Bronchial Clcrgymans Sore Throat
Wholesale Agents, GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., 40. II
Marshall ST, Boston.
Sold by l.. r. Pierce and Fred e. Smith, Montpelier
VI g2l0f
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
Statistics show that from twelve to fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly 10 this city but onehalf that
number would be reported ifinyalids would use VIII
nOE's CoNPOuNp or Con LivuR on AND LINE. For
sale by ALEX. b. WILBoR, Chemist, 1865 Court Street.
Boston.
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Boston & new uOrk EMBELLISHMENTS
ID EMOVAL-UNfTgD STATES AND For
~ EfGS PATENr AOENoY.
y A NJ N ~ 1. @ q O Z L L

ID EMONAL.-UNrTBD STATES AND For
~ rfoS PATENr AoENcY
s A NJ u Il l. COOP PER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents IN she United States
Patent Office At Washington,
Has removed his Office to
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, IL EXCHANGE ST., BosToN
Patents issued in the United States and in all other
patentWantug countries. Specifications md drawings
prepared Caveats filed Reconsderatons procured, Of
applications that have been rejected upon impcrfecty
prepared papers lntcriercnccs prosecuted Reissues
and extensions procured aud in general all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
British aud other foreign patents procured through
promp, and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing distance may obtain alt necessary
information, and have their business transacted, by writ
ing to the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
a visit to Washington.
the following tesmonials-
From tto H0 Charles Mason, Commissioner Of Patents.
U. S. PArRNr OffIcE,
Feb. %, 1856.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Safnuel
Cooper Esq OF Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has evnced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules ana practice Of the Office close attention TO the
interests Of his clients and marked candor and
~ that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very best agents Tor the Of
business with this office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON. CoBmissioner
From the Examiners ottlc Patent O6ce.
Tho undersigned. Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner in this Office, and tako pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman OF the high moral char.
aotcr Of unquesiiuned knowledge in the business and
practice Of the Office and that his scendhc attainments
are such emnenty 1T him for tho business in which
he IS about to engage.
HENltY b. RENwICK, ), p.;,e;..j
L. ID. GALE, :, irucPus
s. II. LANE, H~"""VS'
T. r. PEALE,
TuOS r. EVERETT, Assisfagf
4. SOUTHGArE SMITH. EraBtiners
WIN. G. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relation
with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. =. N. FITZGERALD,
Latc Principal Examiner Of Patent,
Boston. Jan. 5. 1858. 1924
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~ The Feqaont Patriot appears with
new head which adds greatly to its good APP
pearance.- Woodstock Standard
A distinguished official, friend of ours,
took so great fancy to our old head that we
were obliged to let him have it, and, of course,
had to get new one.-Patriot.
gV The Brandon (Vt.) Advocote says, that
Captain Bush of that village, has written to
His Excellency, Governor Fletcher, in rela-
ton to a general muster of the volunteer
companies of the State also that the Gov
ernor is favorable to the suggestion, and that
he is disposed with his staff to review them,
at time and place to be hereafter fixed upon.
BANK ROBBERY York, Aug. TO-
The Hatter's Bank of Bethel, Conn, was
robbed on Sunday night of $4,000 dollars,
chiefly in its bills of the denomination of 10,
90 and so. The officers caution the public
against taking Bills of this description at
present.
ARREST OF THIEVES IN HARDwIcK.-
We learn that last Monday three men were
arrested in Hardwck, charged with sundry
thefts. Their names are Bartlett Smith,
Charles Philbrook and Chester Smith. The
thefts for which they were arrested consisted
principally of purloining goods from a ped
dler's cart and from stores in Greensboro
and other villages, amounting in all to some
three hundred dollars. 1t is supposed they
carried on these depredations for long time
Upon an examination before a justice, in de-
fault of bail, they were fully committed for
trial, and taken TO the Jail at St. Johnsbury
last Thursday Star.
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(tABlNET AND FURNITURE SHOP.
lLrgaI notlres.
= TATE or vERM T.

~ DIsrRICT or RAnpoLrH, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for said district, all
persons concerned in the estate Of Abel Bennett late Of
Tunbrdgc, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, Simeon IL. Bennett administrator Of the es-
tate OF said deceased requests said Court allow him
the further time Of year from and after the 25th day
Of August, a. ID. 1855 70 make payment Of the debts
and close the settlement Of the estate Therefore, YOU
are hereby notified that said application will be heard
day Of August next which time YOU may be heard in
the promises. Aud this order shah be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper printed at Montpelier, in this State
the last Of which publication shall be before the day
signed for hearing Aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, at Wash
ington, this l7th day Of July, AID. 1858
O2Oi II. A. WHITE, Judge.
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aitcraru Institutions.

BARRE ACADEMY, possesses among 9TH
~ en- the following advantages Board Of fue per
manent teachers system Of regular Instruction
ries Of classes pursuing regular course ofstudy and
retired and beduti ffi location
Board ~ 50 and $500 per week,
summer Term begins May 10.
Fall Term begins September g.
J. S. sPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April s. 1858. s7.i2
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TINE TO GIVE 1T Ur-Thc New York
Herald, which has so ably supported the
Kansas policy of the present Administration,
and still assumes to know "thc wishes of the
President speaks very plainly as follows
The pro-slayery party, after protracted
and most desperate contest have lost the
prize, for the simple reason that the balance
of squatter sovereignty was too powerful
against them to be resisted. Now let them
gracefully give it mp, and admit Kansas as
State as soon as possible The sooner the
better. There is no binding force in the re-
striction of the act of the late session 1t
may be repealed as readily as the Missouri or
any other restriction depending upon the
mere discretion of Congress from one session
to another.
We cannot be mistaken concerning the
wishes of the President His desire is to
have the last nail driven into the coffin Of
this Kansas agitation. Let it be done In
this connection we hope that there will be no
further intermeddling on the part of any Cab
met officer, like that misohievous interference
unknown to the President) of q Cabinet
member with Jack Calhoun at the Lccompton
Convention. Let us have no more informed
ding, on any side, Of that sort; but let the
people of Kansas close up their case to suit
themselves.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

The annual commencement occurred last
week--the services commencing with the
Baccaaureate Sermon, on Sunday the LIST,
and closing with the corporation dinner on
Wednesday the 4th. We copy notices Of the
principal services from the Burlington Free
Press:
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Boston SprriaI tl0tirrs.
EXTRACT FROM a LETTER
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

u DEAFNESS CURED, However CAUSED -
Letters addressed to DIR. BOARDMAN, ~ Suffolk
Place, Boston, answered Remedies sent BY express.
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during the exhibition and can only speak Of
it from hearsay, as highly crcdtable to the
young gentlemen and to the University.
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Edward Thos Belle Isle Canada, Edwin
Ruthven Brush, VT, Arthur Franklin Bur
dick, VI, Harvey Fisk Cram, Vt, Samuel
Hammond Currier. Vt, Lucius Jerome Dixon.
Vt. Merritt c. Edmunds, Vt, Nelson w
Faiichild, Vt, Philo J. Farnsworth, A. b.,
VT, Elmon John Hall, Vt, VIM. f. Boyd
Hemming, N. j., Alonzo Edward Horton,
Vt, Andrew Jackson Hyde, VT, Alden Graft
Latham, VT, John G. Miller. X. T., Henry
Valorus Meeker, VT, William Root, VT.
Lyman Rogers, Vt, William B. Wayne,
Penn.
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Showering Convict Mt Auburn.
APPREnENDED OUTBREAK-DEATH OF THE PRISON.


ER-THE EXCITEMENT THE PRISON.
[From the Auburn Daily Advertiser, Dec. 81
We learn that quite excitement exists the prison
in consequence Of the sudden death Of convict who
this morning subjected 70 punishment by the "shower
bath" The deceased q cOlored man, and
OF the shop in which he was at work The offence
doubtless aggravated one, and merited reasonable
punishment.
But il seems the bounds.of reason were oyerstepped
The man was placed the shower BATH and SO severely
punished that he the hospital where he died
in a very brief period. We have disposition exag
gerate the Encouragement in this The affair is bad
enough II only the truth is stated upon evidence
II lie placed in the stocks under high state
of excitement He escaped from his keepers before the
showering and distance-was finally over
taken, and, after considerable Of tussle, was
powered He then taken to the stocks where another
struggle took place in order 10 divest the convict Of
his clothes and IL under this state of excite
men and pcrspation that he forced into the stocks
and at least three barrels OF water showered upon
Men OF ordinary judgment would have anticipated the
danger OF using the showeng under the circum
stances above related. The pump used until
broken and after that the water dipped from the
reservoir in pals the water being almost the freezing
point.
that almost the whole OF il from persons who would not
certainly exaggerate the punishment, be admitted
that the convict showered TO death lie the
stocks healthy, robust man, and came to all ntents
and purposes, dead The jury state they were able
to determine positively, yet believe from the evidence
that his death FASTENED by the punishment
The excitement among the convcts prison in
sequence OF the death OF Moore intense ycster
day. and fears entertained Of general rebellion In
marching 10 their cells last evening the convicts from
the machine shop shouted and haoaed became quiet
dsorderly Several Of them broke from the ranks and
Selling convict who assisted in furnishing Moore, dealt
him some heavy blows, brusng him considerably.
Further trouble anticipated this morning, but far,
no serious disturbance has taken place.
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Bans Crprs or Salem Fuller from sunara Iniy 10 for
Genoa ~th pepper put INTO II Helena lcasy and was
dscharrnr part ~ cargo I'D so she experienced heavy
weather on the Cape q Good Hope
snrr CrRRo GoRpc-st Georges, Bermuda Nov "A sur
yy has been held he shp Cero Gordo previously report
e and she VIII probably discharge part u her cargo consist
nr Of iron hardware crockery &c all which has been
badly damaged ~ salt water.
C1rrrR Sur CosKr, soR SAs FnAEcIsco-Owina 20 the
stormy weather which has prevailed since Comet On
mcnced loading for san Francisco her departure has been
postponed unul Saturday next inst az which time she
will recevs The comei IL well known an uncom
rsde ana has ,hs hes - ysna,p ,o bs r rn vsn,
cargo shippers win doubt take advantage the delay IL
ms heir goods without delay % VIZ coc%an cS % wh5s
line the Comet belongs Tho hne clipper ship Derby Will
low The Comet and has barge portion o. her cargo on
board
snrr6ryrwoop pac from Calcutta for Boston arrived
Newport 9th inst experienced about Kept 49, heavy weather
"a Cape Of Good Hope broke main yard and stove quarter
FRrscR BARB P1uL rsirtx Cof Bprdcaur) from 81 Tho
mas for - Went ashcre At Grand salines Hsyu the 22l
Oct, and became a. total loss.
BasK FiIor FrsH Williams al Holmes Hole from Havana
Tor Portland started cargo Of molasses.
B.ns El,,asr5n Hs,l preyog,y reported abandoned At
via Portland for Grand Canary.
BhRK = cHArrrr, from car,ir for Havana, put Into
msst bis body is on board
BsRK ossssI Jordan Boston from Agoa Bay been
y days hsiyeen The southern edge Of ,he uf and Boston
emiasss oter ebi aamase psse5 no se Az sr o sna
tiles of laths probably the deck load vessel
BARR waIKrR Rsynes before reported ashore In os
ton harbor, came el without damage
HAMBURG BRIG EDWARD SmIdt from 81 Thomas Tor Liver
pool went ashore Grand salnes Hay Oct ~ and became
4 total loss.
BRIG Lous, league baltimore Bangor CT ashore
9Th inst on the Sisters, bu came OF wilbou, damage
sem 10 Issey q ne arrived ,s s9nsssa
from nagua and Eyes he following statement respecting tie
loss ~ bis vessef schr Connecticut Mystic
command sailed from Jacksonville ~ Nov g. with cargo ~
lumber, bound Falmouth AbacO bearing
miles experienced heavy gale from NV sprung aeak and
compelled % keep both pumps going and having OBJ
icr four DAYS struck the 18Th. Atwood Kew
when he shr immediately e; took 70 the boat and landed
where remained ~ three ard nights without food
when were taken o Br schr shannon of Nassau and
conveyed III Fortune lsAad sui sr4uentv put
beard ID, sh Pred HcEe Cast Lrawsy md conveyed 10
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s0r.i.a snd Domestic Maiis.
TINE or CLOSING AT rHE FFw FORK oYrroR
Doszsrfc Norrh-A Iosny. Bnffalo srd Canada nv
fqrtb ard West way lnai ............. gL M
Western mail via Erie RI 81 A. NJ and 81 n nj
eou,h and southwestern
as,s mail s. isirsd j.. 4 s and fE
" by steernboai. .........-, q r. III
CAtUosriA ~ steamer, wa Panama Monday,
Tse overland Man for csll-orpt, i..y.. !, I,,r,,
every Mcpdsy ard THURSDAY, NsA.x Letters
oesFned for Il should be marked Overland, via
g. fAx.Crrr fbs Overland Man from 81 Joseph cs,1 Va
Salt lake city, leaves 81 Jorepb every sainr.
dsys. - letter. should 10 marked
No. PAcrvrc BY steamer, wa Panama, Monday
Der. g.. A r. m.
nlvAri....Py steamer Cabawba, Monday, DE.
semser 49, III A. NJ
the IL, and 18th Of each month Letters should be
placed In the ONCE at New York six DAYS ore
vious 10 the above date.)
ErRorB.....By steamship Africa, "Wednesday,
ps soon ,bs, he lime q, esn no ~ - "
Northern mails has been changed N O'clock
bali hour earlier than usual This viii probably continue
during the winter.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON oFpIcs
IFDIA The Overland Mail closes foilogs-vH Mar
seillee the 2d, pth l1th and 25th OF each month
Via Southampton sh, l2h and Dth, touching at
CHrku. Via Marseies on The Th and 18th VIA soutbsmp.
ton an and 1tn.
IusrRtll via Marsees ard puez On the I6s Via South
amptOn and suez lHh.
h1uRfTus. Via Aden on the 4th and 9Th ~ he month
81 Via SCufhafnN ton on The Fb 81 he month.
WHOM he date ~ making he Indian and Ansaiisu
mails n london fss on Sunday they are made ~ The
evening previous,
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MADRID, Oct. 81, 1858.

MADMD Oct ii, 1898.
ZINES IMPOSED by q Government the Press-Prepdra
tons for Incrsos. and Strengthening the Nanal and
Aili,ayy Serrice-7erms Of The Volunteer Service, dc.
The Spanish maintains the point Of free discussion
with constan and at no trifng cost. On the 2sh La
E7ana complained Of for the third time, and suffered
fine of 90 under section Of the law respect
ing the press which furnishes the supposed evil intention
in official The day II promised that there
would be cause for fourth complaint, which was duly
made and resulted fine OF 81 $50 and costs, with the
forfeiture of that number of the paper Within the last
four months the fines imposed the journals at the CAPT
tai amount the OF s435o, there remaining four
yet to be adjudged with the Expand with the
Parlanero, with the Nordades, with the Leon
Espanol, and one with the IBERIA.
The army Of the Peninsula, according to the present
aspect OF affairs is not to be increased the whole force
both of the naval and military arm, is TO be thrown be-
You'd in different directions royal order enons the
strictest observance of the late regulations of the
after the FIRST day of January along the whole extent of
Cuba. The consus in India directed 10 send 10 the
government Of the Philippine Islands specimens Of such coal
may be found within their raj Districts that, if
possible, mines may be directly worked for the immediate
use Of steamers in the employ q the state The Minister
OF Marine has ordered the construction OF bomb kech ut
the Havana arsenal according to plan sent forward OF
the eight hundred recently drawn by lot from the
body Of the country, and allowed return to their
roqut 10 be got In readiness for the West
India service. The order from the Department Of
the Marine suspendng the construction of
at Ferrol has been recalled
The character Of the late enlistment Of that
the subjects should be young, unmarried widowcrs
without children of the usual age, stature and strength
required by law; that they should engage for the military
service Of the Queen In the army of Cuba that Of Porto
Rcoif for term OF eight years they should receive
bonus of S400 and for of six years $780, the
service Of the Philippine Islands in the Brigade Of artillery
IN which they should receive for the term OF eight
years $3.50 and six years S35ohe amount 70 be paid
IN nstaments Of three dollars at signing thirteen dollars
on the Of cmbarkaton the remainder monthly during
a. Ter Df fha Ia
bank to he received al the close. Such the terms of
the volunteer in the army Of SPAIN the first that
has been attempted in many years.
lsidro Wall BY royal decree is made Chief Auditor Of
Duties at Havana FOR the island OF Cuba (Ai1nitrdor
de reaGS nartRas One thousand rifles and four thou
sand piston muskets ordered forthwith TO be
Cuba nom CadiZ