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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22
ID EMOVAL.-UN1rED STATES AND For
Ia EI0N PArBNr AaEScY.
s NJ u n l. G o O II Il n

Late Principal Examiner of Patents in the United States
Patent Office. at Washington,
Has removed his Office to
WEBSTER BANK BuIDiNG. 10 ExcnANoB ST., Bos1oN.
Patents issued ia the United States, and in all other
pa,,n g'amuns countries oPeoingatohs ana uaNhes,
prepared Caveats filed Reconsiderations procured, Of
applications that have been rejected upon imperfecty
prepared papers lutcricrcnces prosecuted Reissues
and extensions procured, and n general all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with care and
rrompinrss.
Blush and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London aud Paris.
Persons RESIDING a distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted by writ
ing the subscriber without the trouble and expense OF
n visit TO Washington,
lie bcgs leave refer those unacquaincd with him 10
the following testimonials.--
From the lion. Charles Mason com missioner of Patents.
L. S. PATRSr OFricE,
Feb. %. 1866. !
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting az Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper ESD OF Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor,
aud has been in that capacity in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eyinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice of the Office close attention TO the
interests Of his clients. and marked candor and eoure-
~ that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hcstation In stating that regard
him Of the very best agents fof the transaction of
business with this office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, cog,n,,ssioHer.
From the Examiners Of the Patent Office
Tho undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
ia the United States Patent Office, have for several years
been Wen acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper late a
principal Examiner IN this office and take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman OF the highest moral char
actcr Of unquesoned knowledge in the business and
practice Of the office and that his scientific atanments
such emincnty tit him for the business in which
hc iH about to engage.
HENllY B; RENwIcK, ! Principal
l.. ID. GALE r ,,n,i5s,s
S. II. LANE.
7, r. PEALE,
THOS 4. EVERETT, Assistant
Z. SOUTuGATE SMITH, Examiners.
WM. &. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr.. Cooper, fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues
WM. p. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan. s, 1858. 1924
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rNRI UMPHANT Gees S
--uT---
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life :.

The Great English Remedy FOR
CoLDs, Couous, AsriiHA, AND cONsrnrrios
Case iron, ho IrooH.octef n. H. Faotorie,. The t9l-
ioeag case " ono ~ graat interest 10 the operafiVfs ~
PH0ypENcr, Il. H. March 2i, 1876
This may certify shat /, the undersigned, formerly
weaver al the Woonsocket r.. J. Factories have been
confined my chamber since the 10Th Of june last and
was supposed in a confirmed Consumption, The history
Of my Is ,llOw8 While engaged al my work in
the mill the being yer, hot and dusty was sud
denly seized with violent pains in chest followed by
sense Of fulness, and flow Of blood from the lungs
The pains returned al intervals, and the raising Of blood
continued had much fever sweats aud chills, and
appetite. Being much reduced aud unable 10 work, |
len the mill aud placed myself under the Of Dr..
II. @. Brown, Of Providence, n. l. Various remedies
were tried with little benht, until DR.. b. consider
ing my almost hopeless, advised try the Hun
glriau Basam and this, / believe, has been the
" my restoration 90 petfcct health IL is now sis
weeks since commenced taking this Basam. The f.
and sweats have coa.cdhc flow Of blood has been
oheekcd--my strength has sisiby ncreascd-and feel
nearly wen ever also state for the nior-
nation Of the afflicted, That this Basam has been used IN
tho Woonsncket factories, by many persons who have
been troubled with Coughs, Soreness ANA ram IN the
SARAH A. BROWN
The undersigned, Physician, cheermy gives his GER
dcatc In confirmation of the above statement, which Is
strictly aud entirely true H. O. BROWN
Q-Is Sole Proprietor DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water
town Mass 10 whom all orders should be Addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine In every town
in the United states and British Provinces 0slm
FRED. Il. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
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A GARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR.

| n AAllJ iNNN IN a VI 10 NJ. JAN
\ "A RETr. Of che Nec Yoik Lung Hlfrmayg.-
My connection ior the past eight years with the above
Institution CHIEF PLY sician and twelve years course
vi steady devotion 10 the Cure Of Pulmonary Consump-
un add its kindred diseases, together with my unrval-
led opportunities aud adv ltagc Of pathological research
,Iad mot liftle hy ncrfec !, stem OF Medical Iybg-
t1oIi-hls enabled me to arrive al decisive direct,
and successful course Of treatment 10Y the positive and
radical cure of ali diseases Of the Throat Lungs aud
Air-I0ssnQcs. By inhalation, the vapor and curative
properties OF medicines are directly addressed 70 te as
cased organs aud the utcgumeut. do not advise the
use Of Medical Inhalation of any kind To- inc exclusion
of gce treatment aud although consider - usciui
aduvaut 10 the proper management Of those fearful and
often fatal diseases yet deem 20 very necessary mat
each patient should have The benefit of both general and
local treatment The success Of my treatment In the
above diseases, and She h1n character Of the Institution
over which have go long had the honor preside.
too well known TO need any culogy or comment nom me-
Al the solicitation Of many private and professional
friends, through whose phauthup aid the above char
uy has been long and literally supported, and after due
consideration, have concluded To make such arrange
mcuts will bring thc benefits OF my experience and
treatment within the reach of a aud not conhne mysclf
as heretofore TO those only who entered the lnhfmary
or who able 90 sisit my office Hoping there
fore that the arrangement wall give entire satisfaction,
both 20 my professional brethren and the public, would
respectfully announce 10 conclusion, that cuH Hoc BE-
consulted personally o. by latter on all diseases above
and that The medicines, tc same a. used in The lnsutu-
tom prepared O. suit each individual case IihatHg Ia
p0fs MtdDl iihaCfS. &c &C., will De forwarded hy
press DO any part of the United States or the Canadas
IERNsMy terms Of treatment By letter are as follows.
viz $40 per month for zach patient. which will include
medicine sufficient lr one MONTH use also, lnhainB
Napur aud an iuhaliug Apparatus. Payment as fol
lows So % De paid n Express Agent on receipt Of the
box of Medicine, and the balance 50 at the expiration OF
the month, ~ the patient be cured Is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients, hy giving iull HISTORY OF
their caste and their symptoms la fun, can be treated as
we'll by letter o. by pcrsnual examination Patients
ayailiug themselves Of dr. Jrrrtts treatment may rely
upon immediate and permanent relief JAS lac seldom has
% treat a thirty days. Letters for advice
promptly answered JlHEs ' H. jAEEif ND ~ b..
No. so broadway, cor. Twelfth ST., y. y.
r. S-phy'cans and others visiting the city arc res
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Jusr PunLisHBn the 9th edition. In sealed envelope.
gratis and mailed to any address, postpaid, on Te-
eept Of two stamps.
This little work. emanating from celebrated member
Of the medeal pIos,,Sn gives ,hs most important m
doubts Of their physical condition. who are conscious
OF having hazarded their health and happincss--eo
ing the particulars Of an entirely and perfect
dy for spermatorrhwa or Seminal Weakness, Debility
Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits, Loss " Energy, Las
siude, Iimidiy Involuntary Seminal Discharges, M
Face, Piles, Indigestion, Palpstpn Of the Heart, and
Bodily Prostraon Of the whole system, INDUCING mpo
ency aud mental and physical ncapacityhy means Of
which every one may cgge himself privately, and At
trihng expense.
GFAddress Dr.. CH. j. G. KLINE, LIST Avenue, cor
10Th street. New York Post Box, No, 1856. 1919
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Boston * pcm uurR ADVERTISEMENTS.

REWARD will be paid on
ID OOhc conviction Of any responsible party
VINO shall infringe upon the following Patents, and Trade
Marks, by making or vending any arole the genu-
inc, as such, via
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the only uniform standard Coal oil in the markei,bet-
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Every genuine Lamp is stamped "F. Z. JOINS, PA
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price, aud satisfaction guaranteed. Supply unlimited
T.. z. JONES q CO, Sole Agents,
O02l 3j q 81 Central Street, Boston.
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DIR A n d r L T IL S PI
pIRIEN TIE MOOD.

Il Ilhlf1 lHL BLOoU
Continued pain or uncasiness in any organ is general
Is cured by one more doses OF Brandrchs Pills.
Thirty years personal experience by the undersigned
fully justify this assertion.
Dr.. James Lull, Of P0tsdam, n y, says IL have
cured the dcporable cost,cness Of The bowels with
Brandrehs Pills, when every other remedy had failed,
and the patient given up 70 die. Skin diseases Of an
nvctcratc and painful character such cyspcas salt
rhcum, aud summer-heat, have seen eradicatod
hy their use. have cured the rheumatic, the cplepuc
the parayue and the eonsumptyc with these excellent
pills alone
In jaundce and an affections Of the liver, dyspepsia
dyseutery and darThwa. plcursy sudden pains and in
Examinations, female distractions, scorbuuc and scrou-
lous even equity and neuralgia affections, have given
years experience, my estimation of Brandreths Fills
'''''' OBSTRUCTION
young lady beautiful and healthy took cold which
caused serious obstruction for two years her health
was broken down and her beauty departed. At length
Bmudreths Pills were tried; eleven doses, Of from two
period Regularity was restored, and her health and
WORMS
Brandrcths Pills the hest yermiuge they are in
fallhle. little child, six years old for some weeks
dropping g. mother gave il one Of rlndreth's SUI
gar coated pills the next day there came away worm
sixteen inches long, and as long AS chid's finger
w PLEURsY.
A gentleman, away fiom home, was taken with pleuri
syi the Inflammation was terrible every breath made
him writhe with agony Eight Bmndreihs Pills were
swallowed, and oil applied locally the pills opcr
atod, and the pain relieved plenty Of Cruel was ta
ken, and six more ps, and the second day the patient
These statements should have weight and prevent the
use Of poisonous drugs, and stop the ad B3gee OF
bleeding b. BRANDREIH
Brandrchs Pills are sold at the Principal Office, 29l
Canal street. Brandreth Building 2j ceuts per box
and the sugar coated IS cents warranted to Keep
Sold also BY FUN. Z. SMITH and I. F. PIERCE,
Montpelier VI lOl3~
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MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT

Nj AP OF NORTHERN VERMONT
vi The undersigned propose 70 publish large and
accurate Typographical Map OF Lamotle. Orleans and
ESSEX Counties from thorough aud careful surveys,
der the direction Of H. f. Walling, Civil Engineer.-
Every Road has been carefully surveyed by course and
distance and the locations noted u oil the public Roads,
Dwellings, Churches Post Offices Hotels, Stores. School
Houses, Facor-, Mills, Shops. Hills, Ponds Marshes,
Streams Sc. The names of Property Holders generally,
carefully including those who order for the Work, will
be- cnctaycn upon the Map, showing the exact location
uf each. Extra Maps Of the principal Villages, will he
engraved upon the margin Of the Map also Table "
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office 90 every other throughout the country, together
with the latest statistical information An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map The Map WILDE engray
ed by the most sklhl Artists IN the Country, hand
somcly Colored and Mounted and will be delivered TO
those who order the the most reasonable terms.
and shall cndcavor 10 give every property holder OPP
p0rumty Of ordering copy and also examining the
Work before its final completion in order 10 make it
trcly satisfactory 10 accuracy, SC. The Map will
contain an the information usually found in Town Maps
for each Of the Towns iu the Counties and IL is obvious
that the most liberal patronage needed 20 sustain us
In producing work oi 80 great magnitude and expense.
As it is evidently Of such practical utility and interest to
business and citizens gencrallypresoung min
and distinct representation Of the Counties that
even q child may readily acquire correct idea Of each
Town. Village &C. and their direction and distance
from each other We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation of the intelligent and cntcprsing
citizens Of Lamoille, Orleans and Essex Counties
Os LOOMS WAY K CO., Boston.
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ID II Y q . Q u -
have had the pleasure Of showing friends
aud customers

IN ALL OUR
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Fabrics for Mourning,
special care has been taken to order le 5ack ehich
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the usual dyes prepared 10 give weight and finish
at the expense Of the strength Of the material.
OUR STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK
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THE NEW STYLES or SHAWLS AND DRESS
GOODS more varied and beautiful than usual.
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4 uTUMN An D WIN T R =
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Have Opened thrir New Goods,
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MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES
DIR. c. w. CALKINS,

li5 PLEASANT STREET, BOSION'
Continues 20 give special attention TO diseases Of ooc
aud Children Ills unryaled COR the last ten
years in the treatment Of all female complaints, is uni
yersaly admitted by the faculty and the public generally
All communications strictly confidential Good accom-
modaons provided for those who wish To stop few days
ia the ciiv.
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Ia ihi- village. lia i1st % tho Episcopal Church, by
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Legal notirfs.
= rATE or vERMo ONT

- T A T Z Q V r II NJ q n I I,
- DISTRICT or RANDOLPH-ss
The Hon. the Probate court for the district of Ran.
dolph To all persons concerned in the estate Of Nathan
lei Hail. late " Iunbrdge in said district Greeting.
Whereas Nathaniel King, administrator " the estate
Of said deceased has made pcaon 20 This court for
license sell all II the real estate Of said deceased and
represents that the is necessary for the payment of
the debts and charges against said estate and the widow
and heirs couscntng IN writing 10 the sale Of the same
Therefore, you hereby notified 20 appear at session
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Chelsea 10 said district the 18th day OF october
A. D. 1898, and show any you have why license
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BOO this State Che last uf which publication shall bc before
the day assigned for hearing. as aforesaid.
Dated at Washngton this 9th day of October, A. D.
1858
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MOTUENSl MOTHERSM MOTHERS

L.., mother .aaad Keep Dr. Clerke's Potent CAop
Syrup lt cure. Group iu tive minutes.
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mr.. cULyERwELL ON MANHOOD.

Medical Essay netc, certain end radical cure Of
Spormat0rrh@a, Sc, tpithoht he ESe o. Inter
nal Mtdiciues, Condemnation, or any
Mechanical AppiaHces.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Tue ryder offered by Mr.. PAxros, last night, va
then ordered to DO engrossed. and the question 70
eu.reu on the passage Of the bill and ryder.
, W. rAAIos called for the previous question,
| yeas 40, nays S.
ffurarn0 Esssafs Hnsfifgts-Op motion Of Mr..
BowIrs, Senate bill TO incorporate the Tluysnnn
Female institute, in the county Of PiuYsnna, was
Mr.. LEE moved TO reconsider the vote rejecting
the south Side extension bill
Mr. BOWMAN moved that this motion be laid
upon the table. The motion was aafeesbto.
pr. d.EaoRr moved to take up q bill concer ming
y femaie Collegiate Institute, In the county Of
.eh,ieo. The vote was taken, and the SpEsxER
aeciaed that the motion agreed to. A division
was called for, and count ndicated-ayes 81, noes
IL. NO quorum voting.
On motion of Mr. ToNIry the IIa,ss a.,;aurned.
~ ~ minutes to ii o'ciork--syes 32, noes 81.
IT,. SATURDAY, March 6.
heportsJFoM Committees were received
E<fe'sseb of the Ssssion.--Nr. POWELL Of Loudouu.
onsrea resolution, that it 10 expedient to pro
long the session ofthe General Assembly beyond
the period OF ninety days; and that the same be
prolonged to the 18th day of March, Rejected.
BF'dgan9 the Oiio.-The order Of the day was Ia
Ken up, being the bill to prevent the unlawful
bridging Of the Ohio, near Steubensyille, AMI for
that purpose. to define and punish Offenders
Mr. SWEENEY, after a lengthy argument In sup-
port Oh the bill, moved that the joint order be pss
su py, IN order TO dispose OF the bridge question
Ihe motion was rejected-yeas "A. nays 81.
Election IF officers Tostporsd-,Joias 0rslr--The
SPEAKER stated that nominations were in order
ior tae ONCE Of Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
mr hENPER moved to postpone the execution
OF the joint order. Agreed to-yeas IA, nays SIS.
1he N,tttia.-0n motion Of Mr. KEMPER. bill
communicated from the Senate. amending the
MilItis Act. was taken up and passed.
BTtdgine The Oiio---Fhis subject was again taken
up, and MIR. SMITH addressed the House In opposi-
tion to the bill.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at o'clock and Mr. SMITH OBJ
tained the floor on the bill $40 prevent the unIsw-
lui bridging of the Ohio river" lie spoke at some
iehgtl, ana was succeeded by member ON the on
posite side OF the question.
message was received from the Senate. an.
nouncing Its readiness to adjourn
hr BARBOUR moved that the House comrnuni
cate TO the Senate its readiness to adjourn
Mr.. CRUTcHFIELD introduced preamble with re-
ga:d TO the brave conduct of Capt. W. t. Herudon,
iate commander of the ill-fafed Central America.
ending with a resolution instructing the tioyernor
70 have prepared gold medal, to be presented TO
The preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted
=, resolutions, complimentary to the Speaker and
Clerk, were adopted ~
Ine SPEAKER, on II motion to that effect, then de-
ciared the House adjourned.
lie then handed to the Clerk communication
rom the Governor, which, being read proved 10
oe proclamation. calling the House together on
Honday next for further legislation which wiu
bo found elsewhere " "a