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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
Here's Health fer he Million
. CGARKE's SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

rALArAuLE AND HEALTHY
Composed Of Rock Rose Wintcrgrcen. Yellow Dock
Root Sarsapafia, Wild Cherry Pnokly Ash,
Popular Bark, Mandrake, Nc.
They operate the three main organs NJ the human
system, the Blood the Liver and the Kidneys curing
Jrundiec. Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Asthma. Sc
MECHANICS, FARMERS. CLERGYMEN AND
PUBLIC MEN.
All Of the above classes of people feel at seasons
Of the year the need Of gentle Tonic, and no medicine
can be better adapted for their purpose Thy THEM. II
you wish 10 live good Old age, aud enjoy all the
forts " life of PERFECT HEALTH Thy rmEN, all
yc lovers OF good Bitcrs aud good health and YOU will
find them a Cheap, EHeotual and Pleasant Remedy
The largest Bottle, the lowest price, and the best med
feline u hc world aud sold every where for tho low price
Of % for Pint Boitc AZ cents Quart, IS cents
Quarts aud only s .25 for Quarts.
Sold by J. NJ HENRY s. SONS. State Agents. Wa
terbury, VI, aud by dealers generally
Sold boz Montpelier by FRED T. SMITH.
Also. DIR CLAtkES HERB PILLS AND CHER
RY Sl RTp sold as above. 4lOcLl9s
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SoRg THROAT PLAGUE AND SoRE TmoAT. - This
quality Of seizng hold aud causing the expulsion Of de-
PRAYED humors is possessed by other medicine than
Brandrcths Pills They operate only upon the tissues
involved in that affected by the disease. In fact they
seize upon those humor not so much from preference as
from natural affinity because their life is below that Of
the surrounding parts and which, settling upon the It's
sues Of the throat that Is around the throat REGION pro-
duces sore throat throat plague and the severe
headache and fever Within an hour after four or siS
pills are taken there is felt peculiar creeping in tho
part affected sort Of collecting up of the diseased hui
mors ready for expulsion No hurt or weakening effect
can ever arise from their use because they cannot act
upon healthy parts TAKEN curly they prevent all organ
ic diseases. Oh how important in sickness to use that
medicine which only ex,nguishes the disease and leaves
no evil effects behind
Sold at DR., Brandreih's Principal Office No 29i Gan
al Street, New York, and by H. L. Pierce and frca =
Smith, Montpelier, W., and BY all respectable deasIs IN
medicine. oHoo
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mo- AL MANrINa rAnMs.

A rare opportunity in delightful and healthy climate
2j miles southeast Of Philadelphia, on the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad. New Jersey.
An Old consisting Of several thousand N acres Of
ur0drfrc s0if has been divided into Farms of various
sizes 60 sfit tire purchaser. population Of some RI
tee Hunarrd from various parts Of the middle States
and New England have settled there the past year i'm
proved their places and rased creeHf crops The price
Of the land the low n from SO 70 $50 per
the soil Of the best quality for the production Of What
Ci0ter. Com, Peaches, Grapcs and lsgefe5fs II ~
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION The place Is perfectly from irosts-the
destructive enemy NJ the farmer Crops N gnn grass
and fruit growing and can be seen BY cXamin
ing the place itself Judgment be formed OF
the productivencss " the land. Tho terms made
~ the rapid Improvement " The land which Is
only sold for actual imJy0rcWct The result has BEEN
that within the past year. some three hundred houses
have been erected, two mills, one steam, four stores
forty vineyards and Peach Orchards planted and
large number Of other improvements making 70 dcsira-
Mo and nnIlAn mllaD M hm.Lun...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
- VS.! SAW SAW Sl!!
GAGE. PORTER &c CO.,
AW NJ Al NUE. A G 7 u X Il X 5
EJSHERSEITJE

FINHERNTJLLE, ". IT.,
Since 1872.
Where they keep large assortment and manufacture
order all the various kinds o. CIRCULAR and other
SAWS that are used in the United States and Canadas
HT'rhe large Circular Saws ground by Machine
made expressly for the purpose consequently arc much
ruer and superior 20 those ground In the usual
Those in Of Saws respectfully invited TO call
SAWS REPAIRED
at short notice. and all orders promptly executed.
List OF Prices sent by mail to persons desiring them.
c. GAqF, Gro. PORTER,
J. c. GAoB, /. X GAGE, II. VI. ROLFE.
Baskerville, Dec Is, 1851.
The above Saws constantly on hand, and for sale at
manufacturer prices, by SCOTT BROOKS.
Montpcler, VT, Jan. l, 1858. 1910
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Agroeable
"a to license granted me by the Hon, the Probate
Court for the district Of Randolph, will sell at public
the 29h day Of August inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ On the
premises in Brantrcc all the real Of the late Al
fred Neyins. j. X. PARISH, Admir-.
August s, 1889 56.5S
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Special notirts.

~ Among the many restoraives which has supplied
TO relieve the Affections Of humanity there no more ia
yore for certain class Of diseases than the me-
dicina gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree but however val
liable it is its power to heal soothe to relieve, and
cure, is enhanced foldhy scientific and udciou
binadon with other ingredients, in themselves Of equal
worth, This happy mingling exists in that
Coordination and a form indeed"
or medicine lnovu as
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: r ATE OF vERM Mt,
Boston & alcm llurh ADVERTISEMENTS

HOl FOR GOLD AND SILVER HOW
Il TO MAKE TT EASY AND CHEAP. Send a
cent stamp, and get fall particulars how to obtain
wealth. Address s. lIANklNSoN, Chemist,
Agents wanted No IS West 18th ST.,
1850 New York City.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

The statement Of the London Herald that
this government has officially notified Her
Majesty that the United States have resolved
to abandon privatecring, as a portion Of the
maratimo law agreed upon at the Congress Of
Paris in 1856, is entirely without foundation.
The administration strictly insists on its re-
tention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

DARRE ACADEMY. 49, Fall Term begins
ID Sept / Winter Term begins Dec. l. Spring
Term begins Feb 3D. 1860 Summer Term begins May
n, 1867
The Board of instruction consists Of seven teachers
Board including rooms and Washing, l.Sj per week.
J. 5. SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre Aug. 3 1889 ji.jS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w Schoolgirls Institution will be re-opcned
the LIST day Of September next in the north wing Of
tho new Union School Building in Montpelier under
the charge n
NJ. NJ. MARSH, Preceptor,
Mrs. LUCY a. MARSH, Preceptress.
As ample and perfect accommodations for pupils
provided as at any school in New England. and compc
tent and sufficient corps Instructors been engaged for
any number Of students.
The cmincncc and experience Of the Principal guaran-
tee the best methods Of instruction in the different de-
partments And the Institution will be furnished with
all that contribute thorough scholarship, incud-
ing q large and classic Library.
French will be taught by the Preccptrcss who speaks
the language with the and facility Of native
Of France.
The acadcmca year consists Of two terms OF twenty
weeks each divided into Quarters, commencing as fol-
lows
LIST Quarter, Sept 1, 1859 Sd Quarter, Jany 2G 1862
ID Nov. 10, 1859. 4h April u, 1860.
TUITION PER QUARTER
English Studies, $500
Latin Greek, German aud French Language, 800
ny order Of Trustees.
Montpelier, July 26, 1889. 5Itf
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deaths.

In Greensboro Aug 10th, Col, Levi Stevens, aged 80
years, months and 2j days Col. Stevens native
Of Ncwbury and the last survivor Of the 10 children
Of his parents Of whom lived 20 have families aud
most to a somewhat advanced period in life. lie reinoy
ed TO Greensboro while quite young one Of the first
settlers Of the town, where he has resided almost three
years and ten, citizen highly esteemed capable
and influential and who will long be remembered
Of the fathers Of the Most who commenced life
with him have long since passed away Ia good old
age having finished his COURSE he has followed his for
mer friends and associates TO world, unseen.
Your fathers, where they
And the Prophets, do they live forever !"
}. z. STONE.
In Lunenburg, Aug. z, suddenly. Mrs. Nancy Hovey
Dewey, wife Of Israel Dewey, Esq, aged y years.
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Marria0rs.

In Barre Aug. lG, By Rev. W j. Kidier Rev. a.
Hayward Of the Vt. Methodist Conference. and Miss
Mary X. Hatch Of Williamstown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT

BARNES & PARK, Wholesale Agents, 10 and Is
Park Row, New York. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

TOGETHER WITH MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
OF ALL KINDS.
New Books on hand as soon of published.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

BoxEs AND WngAr.- The Scientific
american publishes statement that sc-
cording 70 Sir Robert Kane, the dis,in-
guished chemist, one pound Of bones con.
tains the phosphorc acid Of 20 pounds Of
wheat A crop Of wheat Of 40 bushels
per acre, and 90 pounds per bushel, weighs
2,400 pounds, and thus requires about 81
pounds OF bones to supply II with that es-
sential material. The usual supply of
bone-dust e to 4 cwt. per acre) sup.
plies each Of the crops for four years with
q sufficiency Of phosphoric acid, which il
given out as the bones deco,npose. l,
may therefore, be conceived what would
be the effects OF double dressing Of bones
renewed each year from time to time. by
adding doses, III giving ont tho phosphor.
ic acid BY the slow procesa Of deconposi-
ton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
HOW TO GROW PEACHES EVERY
YEAH. @e

Procure your trees grated upon the
wild plum stock. The tree partakes Of
the nature Of the plum, being hardy. and
will never winter.kill, and putting out late
in the spring, viii never be injured by the
frost, and ia certain preventive against
the workings of the peach grub, while the
aatural life time Of the tree is beyond that
Of our own; so you may depend upon
peaches every year, and for : long period
Of time, without the destructive and dis
couraging influences attending the growth
Of tho common. peach. They can be OBJ
-tsined from so to 75cts. per tree, and you
had better pay five times the amount than
not obtain them, and be certain of peaches
every year. Try it, and our word for it
you will be satisfied with the result
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
A0rtcuItu tat
AGRICULTURE.

8 So &a8AA
The antiquity Of the husbandman's art
10 certainly not to be contested by any 9th.
Or, The three frat men in the world were
Z gardener. ploughman, and . grazier I;
and if any object, that the second of theae
was . murderer, / desire he would consid
Or. that az soon as he was 20, he qnitted
our profession, and turned builder. 1t is
for this reason. suppose, that Ecclesias-
ticus forbids US to hate hnsbandry, BE-
cause (says he) the Most High God has
created ii. We we're all born to this art.
and taught by nature to nourish our boz
dies BY the same earth out Of which we
we're made, and to which they must return,
and paw at least, for the sustenance
= Behold the original and primitive nobh
ity Of all those great persons who are too
proud now, not only to till the grouad. but
almost to tread on it. We may say what
vs please Of cities. and Hons rampant,
and spread eagle d or or d'argent; bstif
heraldry were guided BY reason, plough
in . field arabic, would be the most noble
aud ancient arms. i "a W -
All these considerations make me fall
into the wonder and complaint Of Columel.
IL, how Il should come to passthat sll arts
and sciences, metaphysics, pbysic, moral.
~, mathematics, logic, rhetoric, de-, which
are al, I grant, good and useful facnlies,
(except only metaphysics. which ! do not
know whether it be anything or no, but
even vaul,ng. fencing, dancing, attiring.
cookery, carving, and such like vanities,
shall all have public schools and masters
and yet that we should never see or hear
Of any man who took upon him the pro-
fession Of teaching this 90 pleasant, so
virtuOus. so profitable, so honorable, 90
nnceaSarv art E. EEA .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

PLANTING PoTAToEs IN THE FALL.-Mr.
E. g. Bundy, OF Oxford, Cheuango Co..
New York, writes that he plants his corn
his POTATOES in the fall and obtains larger
crops, and larger, earlier and better fla
vored potatoes, then when planted in the
spring. His method is IS follows:
Select o piece Of dry ground, prepare it
Is for spring, planting in the fall when the
ground is IN good order, taking care to
plant the potatoes little deeper than in
spring planting. Throw shovel of coarse
manure upon, or still better, into each
hill; or better still, cover the ground with
. coat of straw, where mice are not plenty.
The straw helps to protect the potstoes
during winter and forms mulch in sum
mer, and checks the growth Of weeds SO
much that the potatoes scarcely need hoe
ing or piowing.-Geaesse Farmsr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

BUSINESS CARDS. .,.5 ..-.
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS.
INVITATION TICKETS,
coUNrytBLANKs,
sHEKlFFs BLANKS,
BALL TICKETS,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
PROTESTS,
DEposIToES CHECKS
Labels,
PROGRAMMES,
CONCERT BILLS.
BILLS OF LADING,
CHECKS,
POSTERS.
HANDBILLs,
CIRCULARS,
DRAFTS,
PAMPHLETS,
DEEDS.
RECEIPTS,
POLICIES,
ELL HEADS
Ard all kinds OF ...
Plain. and Ornamental Printing!
Executed with uea.uess nd dispatch, AID uro. rsa
snnable terms.
We respectfully solicit tho patronage Of tire bust.
ness men of this aud doinil COUNTIES feeling sat
listed that cam give ,at.iActon both as to style
and price.
Sioux City, November, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

4 NEW RECIPE EOE MAKING
BREAD.

A new kind of bread, known a. the
Earted Bread, says Wall-street paper,
10 now made in London, in manufacture
Of which no fermentation is used. & The
process consists in forcing ready prepared
csrbonic acid, BIZ means of suitable ma
chinery, into the water with which the
dough is prepared, then mixing the -four,
water and salt together in highly cou-
densed atmosphere. FROM the m'xiag
apparatus the dough is received into the
ovens without being touched BY the hands.
By this means the constituency Of the
-four is LETT bath unchanged and uncon.
taminate]-the loaf being accordingly ab-
solutely pure bread. II the a.temp. sue
coed, it will supply great desideratun,
- the medical profession have pronounced
iermentcd bread injurious 10 large class
Of individuals. ..,t So =aE-a..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

b BR,pGEr's CAxE.-Three cups dough.
very light, three cups sugar, ono cup but.
ter, three eggs, a nutmeg, raisins, one tea
spoonful pearlash, dissolved in little hoi
water. Rub the butter and sugar together,
add the eggs and spice, and mix all thor
oughly with the dough. Beat it we'll and
pour into the pans. Il will do to bake il
Immediately, but the cake will be lighie.
If it stands short time TO rise, before put
ting it into the oven. It is an excellent
cake for common use. II is very import
ant that the ingredients should be thor.
oughly mixed with the dough.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
DEPTH OF UNDER.DRAIxS.

In regard to the depth of under drains
John johnston, who has laid come 22O, 900
tile on his farm in Seneca CO., says in the
Boston CultiUator: - Ii practicable. drains
should go so deep that the water comes ,u
at the sides, instead Of arising from the
bottom Of the ditch. and this have found
the case ut from two ard half 10 three
feet deep on my farm, AID with very few
exceptions. After going deep enough -
protect the tile land two and half fee.
10 ampl. for that,) can see no reason tor
going down eighteen inches into the hard.
pan or stiff clay, wherein there is no water;
neither do ! think any man can show a
good reason for so doing. 1t is true, if
do not find bottom impervious TO water
ss two and half feet deep, would 60
deeper, and find it if a. all possible
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31
Actcuttffc antfrtralI,
PROSPECTUS. ~. .A.,.-.
Vel. IA Begins September IL, 1888.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

How TO MAKE FENCES. build COM
mon rail fence. begin at the bottom OF all
hills or ascents, and build up. this will
make the fence stand much better against
the wind and all disturbing causes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-31

Prepare TO make manure during the
winter months. Have the material pre-.
psrsd and convenient for use. Cattle msy
be made comfortable and useful BY such =
coure1
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The man who has nothing to boast Of bnt
his illusirious ancestors, is like = pc .ato--
che only good belonging y him is under
tbs ground.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
r. PHIL ADELPHIA. "

A Benerolent Institution established b.
Special Endounsent, .JOr he Reiif'3
ofhe Sick and Distressed, aE -
ficted riM vvulem and,
Epidemic Diseases. -~--
T,HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN vhw Of III.
i awful destruction Of human liz, caused by Sex.
nal diseases, sud the deceptons prscicsd upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Qvacks,
several yeas ssc directed their Consulting Surgeon,
open Dspsns.ry for tAe treat nent Of this class Il
diseases, In all their forms, and TO give MEDICAL
ADylCE GRATIS to ~ Who apply ~ letter. with
description q their condition .ge occupation bah
furnish medicines EREE OF CHARGE. It is need
less 70 add that the Association commands the high
est medical skill II the sge. and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. @EEEGf
The Directors Of the Association, In their Ann usa
Report upon the Treatment Of Sexual Diseases,
press the highas satisfaction with the success which
has ATTENDED the a u their Surgeons In the
Of Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, GonorrhGa,
elect. Syphilis. the vice Of Onanism or sslEAbuss,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder &C., and order
contipuance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Tbs Drectoss, review of the past feel assured
that their Iabers In this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very important
aud much despised cause. e. :. r.
An admirable report on spermatorrhoea, or Semi
nal Weakness, the vice Of Onanisun, Masturhstiou,
or Self Abuse and other diseases Of the Sexual OF
gans, BY the onsultint surgeon will be sent by
mail In sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on
and tracts ON the nature and treatment of sexual
Diseases Diet, &C., are constantly beisg published
for gratuitous distribution and will h sent TO the
afflicted. Some Of the remedies and method
Of treatment discovered during the last year,
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. J. sKfLLrN
HOuGHToN: Acting surreon Howard Association,
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
H.t by order of the Directors. HsH e# f-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-07
Corning & % 5 Quotations
76 RIVER STREET. ....... CLEVELAND, ONO
MANUFACTURERS OF
NEW YORK MARKET-April 8.


FlourThe market is heavy ind @aloc loweG safes Of
COO bbs Sb Nl5 90 suuCriue slate; $500 81 % r extra
saip S. 70 for supedi1e str SbOll6 GJ for OD-
mou to western; Sc 40as6 30 DO Toul hcoped
Ohio; closing heavy. qultt sales at S6ft o
ior eKFa, Rye dJdr quIci sales Of 200 bbis at ss6a
$3.50
Whea-Hsavy AID over; salos s,fOl bus u 81 l5T :
inerrt western; Sl6j fir whit other sal hu,o bcu
made hu1 the puticuiats ure refused.
e-Dull; "a es Of 300 aus 1t s3QQ0Oc-
Bar O'Nlud ruey bciv sal's Ot 10 800 bus at sJe.
corn Without mnten ,ange: saios Of sB,O)l Jus a.
So4sc for iubor strictly prime southern and jersey
oat.-Dul 5O95l Tor State aud gsG for vesturu and
whisky-Lowor and duili sales Of li5 bbls at 20
25hc
IN IS; st5jt rod do; sll 5Oa2 Z Tor imC. lncnded
In th sales 100 bJis mess r june July aud Au ust
BeeUnchauesi; sales 75Obbl, Sc 5O9S7 % fr couatry
prime; 81 50Qts rs fr country 50 601Stli25 Tor 70
puck Il iCIgO mess; Sl26Odl tr extra do.
Prime Mes. Be- i-- -te idy 81 SliGLi.
Beef 'iprs-StoHiv; OF 100 bbls at Sl5l0li,50.
Dressed Hog,-Dull it sGSHc.
Cut Meats-Ony mOicrtl business Going aud m1lket
arm sales $50 pacsos,s at 0S9 = for shoulders at sAG
.rd-1iarket dun and lower; sales OF 500 Bbls a. I1lG
ukc
ButJor-Ma ket quiet At lUGl6 t-r Ohio and A@aA for
Stttp.
Cseese-Dull az s5lIlo
TnllOw-Qnet; s-Iss Of l4O0Q 10 a. lOH9uAC
Hde->teady sales Of $50 at 2S5fc for Bueuoi Ayrss
lie lOr western slaughtered