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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
'V'HE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
u DY FOREVER
~ H. DOWNS VEGETABLE

y a l. S 4 re Il LTXTR.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards Of thirty
years, and has always been warranted 10 give entire
acuon and we have yet 10 learn Of the first where
the people were dissatisfied where they wsnted their
Ter using il, wants his money returned he has only
notify the agents proprietnrs and t will he refunded
at once. What more say DO YOU want a large
Almanac filed with certificate that nobody believes p
you want anything more than this ask Of your
negbos that have used the article and II they tell you
that II is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS. WHOOPING COUGH,
Group, Asthma aud an diseases Of the Throat Chest
and Lungs, aud all diseases endngto
CONSUMPTION
buy b and fyou like It, please IN turn tell your acquafn-
ances to use and remember this fact that when you
ind medicine that does all that the proprieor say Is
will then awaysuso IL when necessary and never change
for new article that may be worthless.
II you wish 10 try n. II. DOwNs's ELfxrR, and Il Is
not kept in your town. ask your Druggist Merchant
\ SONS, Waterbury, W., Or o. most any Wholesale
Druggist IN New ENGLAND. New York or Canada They
will furnish circulars II you order them.
The Price Of s article ~ 50 cesfs and Sl00 per 5otle
and for Triai BOTTLES p cents.
The trial bottle we have not put mp until within few
months. We do il that all may give it trial at
the least possible expense.
There Is little counterfeit Elixir IN the market made
by jasper Curtis, Of St. Adams, w. bus is not signed
with PEN y ii. Downs but is signed with red ink, j.
tocted above, and from the fact that sells and is
marked ~ IL and 10 cents per bottle on said
would be forgery
Boisare Of Jasper C,ytis's Coartsrfesl
Remember tho genuine is warranted, and is signed with
pen, with my name n. II. DOWNS.
Trial bottles 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 1852
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in any event. either OF peace or Of war; exceed The sum
which DO time " peace has been heretofore paid for SLIME
Jay service Of equal amount upon amy existing route
That rs 20 say, pay much for take il they
will never hid or any less than offer it has cost
heretofore 60 carry provisions rom here To- Utah, a1d
from Utah 20 California. The bill declares that il is not
20 exceed what have heretofore paid upon the c2si
ing routes that after a II get road made which
shall transport ANYTHING for u.s. we aro To- nav as much as
the transportation costs now. do not exactly how
we are 90 gain much by that unless II is IN speed How
ever, do not wish 90 dctlin the Senate n relation TO
tobe3
Clearit is That Obi. BIN it stands here now, this
bin have it before miimntcs that you may
have This road in any part Of the country between the
temni mentioned, north or south. But upon what
ground Is IL sustained We have had more than one'
two, or three speeches rom the honorable senators
from Tczas for instance, directly fo the bin, and
ganst confirming d moro than % b. 10 has been argued
before us hy The hour with learning and ability, that
they want This bin passed, to make a road down the
thirty sccond PARALLEL They cell us that is Che beet
place for it, that is the shortest the cheapest and the
best route Then may not suppose that This bill Is 20
effect hat} Il advocated for That purpose think
The ground taken by hc honorable Senator from Illinois.
we should call to mind As have already r'ntcudcd,
this contract will pc made fiat an, for some particular
route and ought GO Do and ho President cannot cNr-
cute bis duties under Che first section OF Che bin which
direct, him 90 make % contract Che most feasible
route unless Doc has particular one selected
Now, thc question De- where under this bin. viii that
Doe likely 90 beg know this bin puts adoat. delivers
u over 90 The chapter " accidents Nothing can be told
by TO- and understand It is considered the great excel
eucc II tho bin that is submitted 90 the chapter Of
cidcnts because i is going 90 secure votes from the
very uncertainty which Il contains and we are warned
against giving certainty 70 30 for fear shall lose Votes
That is. told iu effect ~ you will settle anything
honestly and c what you mean, you cannot get votes
totit II only by cheating people that you eau sei a
We'll SIR whore win ihe road be likely to go under This
bin Where do gentlemen expect Dc will goo Two
years ago wr passed an oct providing ior an oNcrlm
.mel FROM the Mississippi 60 San Francisco. 10 was
granted under 9 a'o"cd purpose Of feeling ho wa, of
settlements. making DO tc rn1d flr cmiUant', csta'-
Fishing and promoting sriUm 'ufs n along Tho ROUTE $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
Attest. T. r. MERRILL, Register
true copy of record.
72o Attest. 7. r. MERRILL. Register.


vi State Of Standardization b i.ti I, $. -.
I'm Probate Court held a. Montpelier. within and for
said district. the 18th day of January, AID. 1859.
An Instrument purportug 90 be the last will and
lament Of Mrs. Nancy Bliss late of Calais. in said dis
trict deceased, being presented the by Lewis
Wood thc executor therein n1mcd for Probate IL j.
dored by said court that an persons concerned therein
be notified 90 appear at session " said court to be hold
% the Probate Office. 10 Montpelier aforesaid, the
6th day Of February, AID 1850 aud show cause IL any
they may have against the Probate OF said VIII Tor
which purpose 10 Is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order be- published three weeks successive
ly 300 che Vermont Waterman and State Journal print
"a a Montpelier previous 20 said time appointed for
hearing.
true copy OF Record.
272q Attest 4 r. MERRILL Reuister.
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THE BRITISH BELLIES

ID
Oftvo thousand years ago dyed their ruset b'ue and
the youth Of Gau who happened TO have black or brown
hair dyed it red. such was then tAo fashion.
AMERICAN TASTE,
At the present day. neither approves red har nor the
miserable dyes which often oru it bhe'
CHNSTADOBO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Which iu tamkliug produces the most enchanting
shades of color from brown black, 3, consequently IL
Universal fayoritc the more especially It improve, the
quality of the hair and requires renewing less frequently
than any other
sold everywhere. and applied by an Hair Dresscrs-
CHfsrAnoHo. No. Aston House, Now York.
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LtnaI notitts.


~ State Of Vermont Washington District,
IN Probate Court, holden az Montpelier, in and for
said district the llth day Of January, \. ID. 1870.
Loren Gdswold executor Of the last will and tcsa-
mcnf OF George W. Hobart, late " Mortified, IN said
district. deceased makes application to said court for
license sell the whole OF the real estate N said dcceas
cd representing that said sale necessary for the pay
mcnt o the debts n the deceased and expenses 1f adj
mi"stratnn Of said estate Whorcupon, 1t ia ordered by
saio Court that said application be referred to the Sth
day u February A. d. 1882 at the Probate Office in
Montpelier for hearing and decision thereon and, il is
further ordered. that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice Of this application and
order thereon three weeks suooessvcy in the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before said time o hearing that they may appear az said
time and place and Il they cause object thereto.
BY the court.
Attest, r. X. MERRILL, Register
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srrrtaL Notitrs.
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS. COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
The late REV. DIR. LEONARD WOODS, Aoho,t
Professor Of Theology in Andoycr. Mass, wrote
'.Gcutlemcu From long iae ~ The ] ege'd1h l'E-
gotafy Bgban in my family circle, aud AMONG teooti-
cal students regard it safe and cicacious meai-
cine
Also.
REV DIR. LYMAN BEECHER, New York. laie
Bosiou formerly President Lame theological Seminary
Ohio,--
"Gentlemcu ~ have used che Vegetable Pulmonary
Balam myself with benefit iu Catarrhal Coughs and
Cod. and nave known j. to Dc used with good effect n
the early stages OF Pulmonary Affections in families
around me-
Owing ~ an unprecedented sale and popularity of over
thirty years standing thcfe many couutcriel and
limitations. against which the public are cautioned.
Enquire '0r tho article hy lbs vUulr NAME,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY bALSAM.'
Prepared only hv Recd cutter Co., Druggists 80 In
ala st Boston, Mass and sold by Apothecancs and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size, 81 4;
small size 80 cents 2o4O
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Aitrraru institutions.

NORTHFIELD INSTITUTION,
~ NORTHFlELD, VT
A. z, BissELL, A. b., Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
II will be the aim of the Teachers TO form in
every student habits Of screanco and thorough pcrse
yerng study Every effort will be made to render the
school pleasant % the student and worthy Of the conf
deuce and liberal patronage Of the public Rare facilities
are offered for the study Of French, German and Italian.
WINrRn Tenn commences Nov 9th, 1855 SpRlHo
TERM, Feb. 23d, 1850; SUMMER TENN, May 18Th, 1909
FALL TERM Sept TN, 1859. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
7.29 Attest r.R. MERRILL. Register.

n OTICE.--W Whereas, the Legislature of the
- State of Vermont in the year 1856 assessed tax
0f five cents" per 40 lands tpublic lands
ceptcd bon the town of Sunderland ia The County Of Ben
nngton. in said state for the purpose Of making and
pairing r0adsHnd building bridges these 10 warn
the proprietor. and land owners OF the of Sundcr-
land who have not paid their proportion of such ia
labor or otherwise o ho committee appointed 20 super
intend the expenditure OF the same 20 the subscriber,
that So much OF their lands will be sold at public vendue,
he Schoohouse u ttc second school district in the
town OF Sunderland in the county VI Bennington, ON
Wednesday the I'd day Of March, 1859 nine O'Clock in
the forenoon, will be- requisite discharge their res
pcctivC taxes with costs.
Dated at Sunderland, this Sd day Of January. A. D.
1850 j. W. MARBLE, Collector.
Dg.og
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28

LNARM FOR SALE. - The subscriber of
L fcrs his Farm for sale, situated in Moretown. one
mile from NddcscN Depot, the river road 10 Mont
pcer Said Farm consists Of about 2jO acres Of land
about 80 Of which is ntervae, and the remainder divided
into woodland and pasiurng. The buildings all well
supplied with water from ucycr-ailng spring large
part OF the purchase money remain mortgage Of
the premises ifdcsircd For further information, inquire
of ENos STILES Of NiddeseX of the subscriber the
premises NEWELL STILES.
NnrctoWn Jan. r. 1850. 26.if
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Member o. the Royal UoIIege OF Surgeons, &c, &c
/ n = Spermatorrhua, or Seminal Emissions, Nervous
Debility Impotency Loss Of Energy Depression OF spir-
It's Tmidy, Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and lmped-
iments TO Marriage generally, are promptly and ehecu
ally cured by the Authors novel and most successful
mode Of treatment by Of which the Invalid can
gain pristine health without having recourse to danger
Gus and expensive medicines
From the London Lancet -" The best treatise eper
ir,itfen subject Of uifai Importance 10 an teeH @or
thu the 1Hihors erahed reputation
Address the Publishers c. j. G.. KLINE Co.. LIST
Avenue, 10Th Street, Post Box 1855, New York
City $3.50
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYsIci

EA i IT W IT y 2 7 IT oIV
III 4 Prise Essay Nervous Diseases.
Just published, the 25th thousand, in sealed enye
ope price 10 postpaid, by the Publishers
for stamps
A MEDICAL Essay oN THE PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
AND DECAY
Of the frame from Indulgence Infection and the inuri
Gus consequences Of Mercury Wan the modern means
Of cure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
NLIpHALET ROBERTS ESTATE. =
CHRISTOPHER G. WINGS ESTATE

" State Of Nermont-W Washington District IS.
Ia Pronate Court, holden az Montpelier, within and
Tor said district the 10th day Of January, AID 1859
David Wing administrator on the estate Of Chrsto-
pher G. Wing late Of Montpelier, in said district de-
ceased, presents his administration for settle
mout Whcreupon it is ordered that the be refer
red the LIST day Of February AID 1889 at the Probate
Office, In said Montpelier for examination and allow
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman &
State Journal printed Montpelier three weeks
siyey may be, that they may appear and at
said time and place, II they cause object thereto
by order Of court.
POPS Attesl 7. r. MERRILL. REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28

A LouoR CASE ~ MNNE.--At the last
term of court at Machias, Thomas Fitzpatrick
was prosecuted for the value of three tons OF
hay, destroyed by fire By persons intor'cdted
,odh liquor sold By him-and the jury gave a
verdict for the plaintiff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMEs CLARKE-s

SIR JAMES CLARKE
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir james Clarke, Nj.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This well known medicine is 40 imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Ohsiruc-
TONS from any cause whatever and although power
fl remedy they contain nothing hurm to the constu
ton.
is peculiarly suited IL will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE Pulls HAVE NEVER nEES KNOWS TO FAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS oS THE 20 rAGE or rAMPH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For fu particulars gc pamphlet, free, OF the ogent
n b. sl,OOand postage stamps enclosed to amy ou'
thorzcd Agent will insure bottle containing over 30
Pills. by return mail.
Sole Agcn, for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Natc 1. G.. Baldwin & COD
Rochester, \. Y.
l.. +. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent for Montpelier,
j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, wholesale agent for Yer
AZ. r... .It.f rfa IN Fr.tIfar
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o. Thousands Of females die annually for want of
remedy for the ailments to which they are incident The
only such remedy we know offs Sir James Clarkos re
male Pills They are put up in bottles containing 80
pills with circular containing explicit directions, and
sent post-fee for 81 and posi-stamps. They well
known to be the only sure and safe remedy tor female
diseases and distractions from any See adyer-
6sement. O5ly
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GonNrrsstonaL.
XXXvrn CONGRESs-sEooND SESSION.
WrnVrsDAy. Jan TO-

WTUNTanAN.
SENATE '""' '''
n, ,,otior Of NJ pngb of Obio resolution was
A. ,iii,,o o., 10 cl,.,.., - a., Tro.g,ry to e,r
| NIX $500. ~ III a. 49, 800. i ~ i,,,a,,ad
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sas set On is becoming light ve had approached near
enough 70 she craft 70 see the word "ston her, aud
other evidences which satisfied that she was not
SLAYER. After remaining the coas some time, be-
gan 10 think We woad have nothing to do, when, ons
morning, word was brought that taa Wanderer was
loading with slaves The vncennes after fifteen days OF
preparation was despatched 70 investigate tho matter
We soon learned that the Wandercr between and
the Vneennes having had the hrdboot to approach with
10 sixty miles Of our anchorage and 10 anchor Oh Am
brjze.
We at once weighed anchor, stood for Benguela, in
order 10 satisfy ourselves OF the truth OF the report
irving at Bensuea, weeks scjourn satisfied us that
siavefs were -plepty in 0ohto Bay Acting upon ths
knowledge our forge was Gallo into active reputation
the manufacture OF knives. On being duly provided
Herewith, set sail for Gobito Day. with the vie Of
spending couple OF days for the purpose Of allowing
ample time for the Wanderer to her cargo OF negroes
on board that when captured her there should be
thepropeest proof Of her character Bat upon our ar
proach the mouth Of the bay there sgn OF even
boat there. Leaving our ship riding safely mile dis
tance from the land the barge gig and whale boat sailed
with their respective occupants, duly armed with knives
and guns "i0r protection" into the bay on exploring
expedition.
alter remaining day ~ sailed FOR Ambrxe. On ar
irving there found tnat the Wandcrer had been
there bat had already sailed from the Congo with cargo
OF slaves had also the Charlotte After cruising along
the c0ast Of Africa time longer and ascending
Of the African rivers returned TO Porto Praya. "a
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"A 3. .s.fra SUNDAY, Feb 6-6PM
Tho aggregate value Of the importatons OF the weck
ending yesterday amounted to the large Of e4y7,
74l making the total importation since $751;
This will be by the table gven below consider
ably larger than lie very large nporsons OF the early
weeks Of the year 1867, which, Is generally admitted,
were to some extent cause Of the revusion A. this
rate the receipts from customs will be largely in
Of the estimates that the tar.f is increased this
sion, may, next year. become safe to restore 10 is
present condition The bulk or the imports are usual
dry goods, of which very large and expensive assort
msnt arrived in the Arroyo The demand for dry goods in
the South is very large and in parts Of the West is
said that the consumption will be larser than
pected. Our own spiuncrs are all actively employed,
and the domestic trade promises to be healthy
and profitable this year. Nearly all the articles OF foreign
merchandise imported into this port at present paying
handsome profit Sugars, teas, coffee, wool iron &C.,
&c., ell selling at prices which remanerate the I'm
porter very fairly and judging from prese appearances
and from the number Of strangers in town. there is every
prospect Of large spring saes. $500
With regard to staple exports they are, almost
without exception higher here than in tho markets where
they consumed. We alluded last week to the specuIa
tive movement for rise in breadsus which has been
got up here and the west added tha present
prices itwould be possible and profitable to nrer Aer
can breadstufss from England. The operation Is actually
being made By Canadian merchant, who he's ordered
easgoes arrive at Quebec carly in tho season.
During the week the brcadsts market has been general
ly sustsned with occasional sp4smodic movements Ne
moro substantial reasons for the rise than appa-
rent last week have, however, been developed. Cotton
has slightly given way at Now Orleans 1t appears that
nearly s the late shipments from this side 10 Great
Britain have melted loss TO tho The receipts at
the ports last week 4s geo bales, agsnss 50 geo
ween 1885, making the .s$al receipt for theseaso0
to 2assesO bales against 7S 900 10 sarasdatcass
year. The crop estimates range from 100000 10
1900 900 bales The singular phenomenon Of bread5srfs
cotton being dearer the ports of a.
the ports OF consumption caly be explained on tho
theory that money is relatively cheaper here tits
abroad. Were money of the relative vaine, H. il
obvious thatthe price here would be less ta tho price
abroad by much the freight insurance and changes
will average no doubt Also The excessive expansono OK
banks has had its effect in rendering Of
these staples unyieldng in their views.
The following the Custom House tables tAcfcfeisa
H. AZ, e. tlcx .nci<.
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MORE AMALGAMArIoy.-The following marriage
notice appears IN Ripon fwis) paper
MAnnirD-In this city, the ION by the Rev B. II. Par
Mr. Noses Murray Of Ph'sbrg 10 Mas h. Story, Of
Ripon.
Mr. Moses Murray, OF Psburg great six foot negro,
black Utheo the Of spaos aud Mss I. Story,
here ard knew nothtng Of tho shameful aair until too
lsc 70 cave Their child rom her assfacefu connection