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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

Kerring's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway, Murray
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NOTICE TO THOSE AFFLICTED. WITH SCRoFU.
~ lous huraolaDr. KENNEDY viii be his office under
the stnhz oaisu House (en.rance Houston turing
La s sALIE S EaYsIgELAs, GAEs5s; NTRs
kYkS, hUhNIH0 OF THE EARS; PlMPLES On THE
FACE, ULCERATED SORE LEGa requested 20 cal
This ia DR.. Kennedy last of tire his pa
teDs treatment requested csll &c. -As
decline enough to complete .he;r cure.
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The Best Spring Bed In Exlstence-(HOsye's
elliptic, OF from $50 S. at 1873 Broadway. Call and it,
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Crlstadorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world wholesale and rcs and the dye pr
vately applied Astor House.
Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees,
the beat IN the world all made Sold and applied
Of the mandatory 233 Broadway.
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Ioai imlor;s iof ioa ~ Go3,ovo 7io43eoa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

the marines was about being made, that though
he did not intend to iniure them himself, they
should equally occupy the post Of danger with
himself; that If they were not dear enough 20
their felow-citizens to accept the terms he
proposed to secure their safety they must be
barbarians. Coppe, on the other hand, told
himself and friends to get behind the engines !
that he did not wish to see any Of them in
jured One of the insurgents, Becham, /
heard say, 81 have dropped him" did not
see Capt Brown fire once from the engine
house do not think he fred once. Green
fred several times. The prisoners never were
unreasonably exposed.
John Alstadt, one Of the Shareholders who
was brought into the armory with his slaves,
detailed the particulars of the battering down
of his door, and his seizure by six armed mon.
At this point Stevens appeared to be faint
ing, and a mattrass was procured for him, on
which he lay during the balance of the exam
nation.
Mr. Alstodt resumed--Think Brown fred
several times knows he saw him with gun
leyeled saw all the prisoners except the yell
low man, Copeland.
Alexander Kelley detailed the particulars
Of the collision with the insurgents and the
tify any of the prisoners.
VIM. Johnson testified to the arrest Of
Copeland, the yellow man, who was attempt
ing to escape across the river. lie was armed
with a spear and rife. He said he had been
placed in charge of Halls rifle factory by
Capt Brown.
Andrew Kennedy was at the Jail when
Copeland was brought in questioned him
Ia, uofl la. h,A from ba Rp.
serve, Ohio that Brown came there in Au-
gust, and employed him at $40 per month.
Mr. Faulkner objected to the testimony, as
duplicating the white prisoners.
Tho presiding judge said his testimony
could only be received as duplicating himself.
Mr. Kennedy resumed Copeland said that
"our object was to release the slaves Of this
country - that he knew Of nineteen of the
party, but there were several others he did
not know. Joseph A. Brua was one of the
prisoners in the engine house, and was per-
mitted to go out several times with flag Of
truce. During the firing, Coppie fred twice,
and at the second fire Brown remarked,
THAT man is down. Witness then asked
permission to 20 out, and found that Mr..
Beckham had just been shot, and has no
doubt that Coppie shot him
Mr.. Alstadt recalled. Think Brown shot
the marine who was killed.
The preliminary examination being concud-
ed, the Court remanded the prisoners for trial
before the Circuit Court
The Circuit Court of jefferson County
Judge Richard Parker on the Bench, assem-
bled AT o'clock. The Grand Jury we're call
ed, and the Magistrate Court reported tn,
result Of the examination in the case of Capt
Brown and the other prisoners. The Gran,
Jury retired with the witnesses for the State
AT o'clock they returned into Court, an
stated they bad not finished the examination
Of witnesses and they were therefore discharg
ed until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Nj o r II E r. S

M
IT, presenting YOU with DIR EATON's INFANTILE
CORDIAL wc desire 20 state s superiority over every
nosm that nurse on guaCk has heretofore offered yuu
Frst-It s the preparation Of regular physician, who
is well qualified from much experience iu infantle com.
plants 90 prescribe i0r thcn. Sccondlylt IS entirely
cc rom parerou opato ~ any kind and consequent
Is rceyes hy removing ihc suffering N your child Instead
Of dsadeuing it's stnsliucs Ihrdlylt put up with
greet comparison OF 30 with any other article
f'r igfntle complaints VIII show The very roots from
which s Distilled being dug from the forests under The
direction OF Dr Eaton, many " hem by hi, bands.
Tourthlv-li Is perfectly harmless and cannot iuurc
the delicate infant and is a certain and rrhcf
loo alb the following cases which is t chief merit over
every other preparation. viz
For 90 Complaints attending Tce,hiug; such a. Dvs-
cuteTy Collie. &c also for soicnng the gums aud ree,
ing pain For regulating the bowels 10 Is unequallcd-
For Cold IN me Head 10 % sure relief For Group the
fatal and tr ing ~ dseascc be relied on with
perfect confidence and being powerful ami spasmodc
To- all Of conyuls SONS or s We earnestly recommend
you Go loose time iu procuring it-Lastiyt costs .o
much Than other Preparations n the Kind thar
Who'll sEDen'. .,hei ad,eIias Or Che same reason
In adj cas, Che directions gIappgd around each bottle,
must be suc'y followed fuce' 70 cents per bottle.
'p'oq i'a rs '''d 'si'i0'i' COS 'suoH''iP Uul iod
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Dentistry.
a P. FORBUsH
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT


TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A rare opportunity u delightful ani healthy climate
dom aud Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey.
An old ,sae consisting of several thousand Of Of
prodctrc SOC, has bccn divided into Farms of various
sizes % s"t GIG purchaser A population Of some fV-
fc IuHar5d, from various parts OF the middle states
and New England have settled there the past YEAR in-
proved their places, and rdicd eJcet crops The price
" the land at the l1w ui from SO 10 so per acre.
the soil is Of the best quality for the production of hedt
CJrer, com, PcicHcs, Grapes and Vegetables 1T Is
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IL THE
UNION The place is perfectly from frosts--thc
and fruit growing and can be BY examn-
ing the place itself correct Judgment be formed Of
the projuctycncss OF the land. The terms made
~ 90 secure the rapid Improvement 90 the land, which Is
only sold for actual improvements The result has been,
iA l.'''N l' F, !'A'f 'i''e l'' 1N e" f.'-o''
some forty vineyards aud Peach Orchards planted and
large number of other improvements making it desra-
THE MARKET,
the reader may perceive from It's location, is the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
from the city, and than double the price than
the West 1t Is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables in this latitude from New Jersey,
and are annually exported to the extent Of millions.
In locating here. the settler has many adyantagcs.-
He is within few hours ride OF the great cities Of New
England and Middle States, he is in sctttd country
rhere crcIY Improvement Of comfort and crit-afoi IS
at hand. ia can luy every article be wants Mt the
thcopst price, and sell his produce for the highest ON
the Wcst this is rovusedl he has schools for bis chill
drtn, atHc service, and will enjoy open winter and
dehghtMi climate where levers are utterly unknoNu-
Ihe result OF me change upon those nom the nuh has
generally been to restore them 20 excellent state OF
health.
In She way Of building and improving lumber cam De-
obtained 20 the mills az the rate " so 90 $50 per uous
and. Bricks from the brick yard opened In the place,
every article can be procured IN the place good clrpcn-
tiers are At and ana there is no place n Che Union
whore buildings and improvements be made cheaper
The reader will az oncc be struck with the advantages
here presented, and ask himself why the property has
not been taken up before The reason IS II was never
thrown IN the market and unless these statement
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gfmrIru 4 Ganep GOODS.
CAMUEL ABBOTT, WATCH-MAKER
- AND IEWFLIER

CAMUEL ABBOTT, WATCH-MAKER
- AND JEwELLER,
Has taken the store formerly occupied by g. NJ Walton
Ms Bookstore, where ne viii keep constantly
hand rich supply Of
WATCHBS, JEW Ell RY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Such rs Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Chains
and plated do Gold pins and Ear ornaments; Finger
Rings, Bracelets, Lockcts, Gold Ihmbles Pencils and
Pens; Gold Keys, Sleeve Buttons and Bosom studs;
GOLD SPECTAC ES,
TO suit all eyes large amount Of Silver Spectacles, Sill
yer Plated and Steel do Of green blue and gray glass
Spectacle eyes fit old bows Goggles Spectacle cases
SILVER SPOONS,
Of any amount warranted good Table Spoons, Tea
Spoons, Sugar spoons, Salt and Mustard do,
SILVER FORKS AND BUTTER KNIVES,
Silver Thimbes Silver and Brittana coffin plates Sill.
yer Ladies' Plated Spoons, large quantity, Plated
Forks and Ladies' Steel Fob and Vest Chains, Silk
Guard do,
CORAL NECKLA CES,
and Armlets, Comedian Rings Portmonies, Pocket
Books Hair and Tooth Brushes Shears, Scissors and
Pocket Knives; Toys
PERFUMERY, SOAP;
large amount Of Clocks OF all sizes running from thirty
hours 20 eight DAYS.
All my goods / am bound TO sell cheap any ono.
No one shall go away dissatisfied.
S. A. respec July solicits share Of public patronage,
and hopes his old friends and acquaintance Will not pass
him by.
also take this opportunity Tor rendering my sincere
thanks for avors that gratefully received in former
days which are past and gone like my youth
~ Clocks, Watches. Jewery repaired ON short no
tcc and warranted,
SAMUEL ABBOTT, State Street
Montpelier, August, 1850. IS
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M. HENRY's ELECTRIC OINTMENT

Nix. HENRY $ ELECTRIC OINTMENT.
~ For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &c uu Horses
Salt kheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns &C.,
people.
This Ointment whore introduced is selling very rapid
y, and why Simply for the reason that II does what
we in all cases warrant 1t TO do, toVt 10 scratch
rs on horses in from two days. when the directions
accompanying each boA strictly followed
have used Dr. Hcnn's Ointment for scratches and
halt hhcum sores very oftcu without a single failure
Henry Mi"ehoVr, Proprietor Pubiic Hotse, HgAgate
".
Itis tho best remedy for scratches gals and ealks
ever saw J.. NaHaersoa, Pyoprieor fremont House.
ST. ANans, H.
With the recommendation Of such veteran horse deal
crs as Mr. Snchour of llighgate and L. Sandcrson II
st. Adams any other endorsements unnecessary They
say u CURES scratches CALLS Ac on horses with almost
absolute certainty. II is excellent for sores III cows
teats and appears 10 be just the article for every farmer
70 keep IN constant readineas-b1iHgfon, r., Free
1t has been tried and not found wanung-M A8an,,
". Messenger
cured my hand with Dr. Heurys Electric ointmen,
IN two weeks when the physicians said would be- with
out the use Of it two months had cut all m, fingers 20
~ H.
had the misfortune TO scaid myself quite severely.
and by making an application u your DR.. Henrys ONT.
ment the pain from the burn almost instantly dappeat-
cd and in five minutes felt inconvenience whichever
from the effects Of the fre-Clarinda Sampson Mont.
gOH,ery, w.
lengthy Advertisement Of This Ointment Enough thar h
Is warranted TO gre 1C0 whether used or scratch
es sores, burns, or amy wound whatever nature on
man beast ~
Farmers, are your cows troubled with sore fonts -
Apply TINS Ointment at night and they arc wen Ia the
morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair In,ioo.
rator' Mapufaotured at Highgtc, w., by A. j. Green
L. +. PfERcE and FRrp. r. sMlTH. Agents oT Mont.
pelier STOP
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mtuical
w EEK'S MAGIC COMPOUND J
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
A sure and sovereion remedy for

w Li1hD Mhpl( 0Olhi OtAN0
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
sure and sovereign remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, asthma Whooping-
Couqh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Influenza FeUer and Ague.
Its warranted to relieve the Group in five minutes
To break up common cold in a single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once
10 cure all coughs and diseases OF the lungs previous
to liberation.
To break up the chlls and fcverin few days.
Messrs. 4. b. MAoooS 4 Co.
1t affords me great pleasure to add my testimony in
favor Of your invaluable Magic Compound
had been subject to distressing cough for more
than forty years. and had tried several remedies without
deriving any real benefit My cough continued TO grow
worse every winter till the winter Of 1856, then
confined to my bed. and all who saw me thought me
dying with consumption. My son, who had just been
cured Of bad cough by using part Of a bottle Of your
Compound, gave me a few doses oft This helped me
much that procured bottle, and before had used
all Of this was restored 10 health Since then have
had cough, aud though am about seventy old,
| enjoy good health and attribute it all to your med.
iciue-the Magic Compound. -
Very truly yours, LEVI BEAN.
Andovcr. Mass, Aug. 9. 1859.
The bottle Of Weeks Magic Compound which l re.
cciycd from YOU has entirely cured OF The Fever and
Aguc My wife has also used u ior Sore Throat with
very great benefit recommended 10 TO friend Of mine
who was thought 20 be n the seated Consumption. lie
unable TO work had very bad cough very bad night
sweats pain in the side and hectic flush Of the check
The pain in the side gone the night sweats have van
ished the cough is cured and he Is attending 20 his bus
mess. One II our Physicians here has recommended
in his practice with good success.
Yours truly, CHAS. S. PARKER
Read The following from Of the best physicians In
Vermont
81 have used Weeks Magic Compound in my owr
family with most signal success and do not hesitate 70
pronounce IT, Ia my opinion. the very best cough med
cine cxtant Ia every case. Gar my knowledge
tends where it has been used, IL has given the greatest
satisfaction. l.. G.. MOORE, Nj. D."
North Troy, July J. 1859
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Retail by r. b
MACON & Co., St Johnsbury, VT. to whom at order
should be addressed Sold by Fred. r. smith and s. z
Reddeld, Montpelier, e. Porter, Northhcld aud by
Druggists and Merchants generally. 6792dSw
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A Ii HAIL !l-PROFEssOR MOTIFS
MAGIC HAIR INTTG ORA TOR

It's equal has never been found It's manufactured by
A. j. GREEN. at Hghgate, VI and Is put up in larger
bottles, IN more tasty style and is more highly pcrfumcd
than any OF the numerous hair dressings Of the day.
ONE APPLICATION
Is warranted all daudruf e will restore hair
TO bald heads, whore the roots not entirely gone
inc TO II It's natural color
This lnvigorator Is superb article for dressing the
hair, mpartug brancy 20 the same. causing it 10 be-
come soft and glossy aud Is the most highly perumed
article ir the market
BY H. medicinal qualities this nvigora,or will restore
healthy action the blood vessels (which nourish the
glands beneath the surface Of the sap thereby causing
free and healthy circulation of blood, and hy It's tonic
aud nvigomimg influence IL will produce increased
ton and NHur BOO thc ROOTS cutting up the thick matter
formed in he tubes opening the pores OF the scalp,
thereby giving free and healthy action 90 the roots and
Ngor tn Ole hair. aud boo all where the glands and
blood vessels have NOT been entirely deprived Of their
uNy and iie by disease, this lngorator viii produce
new growth Of hair.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS AND REFER-
INCES.
Prof Nours Hair Inyigorator is uncquallod by any
thing now before Che public L. is what purporsto be.
preparation % rcli substantial merit and we much
pleased 20 learn that they rapidly taking the place OF
useless nostrums.-B burlington, q, >ettjpek
II is o the most worthy preparations ior the hair
with which ever became acquainted, and take great
pleasure n recoWmo nding tho same 90 the public.
particularly admire his compound ior the fIagaucy and
duration Of its perfume Or Johnson, Bohshtf. ~
was bald for years. This utigorator restored my
hair, which ha. never fallen of sincc-Ge0. D. HoyreH
Jr dAbWH, y. T.
Three months ago was entirely bald at this time my
head is covered with new hair. am satisfied it was
forced 20 grow by the ~ the luvigorator My hair
has returned 10 its former color had been laid about
eight or ten ycars-JlnoS H. ibi0f, Catof w.
would pay my oblar per year, rather than be with
out Your lu,ig0ut1rH. Jameson. tfico, a. J.
hAi hten lnld Or qWtc "a uumocl OF years Mott
Inyigorator has restored m, hair IL b. as uick and
heavy as in my youth -Da,iie Dodge, sutton. q. H.
Molts Immigration is most excellent preparation and
must be very acceptable article for the toilet lady
or gcnuemau.-N. fibous Messenger
Tins uyigoaior rc have Hied and IKE a. II is more
fNDr
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We have put up and sold this article nr over 10 yrs
ana CAN SAY ~ CoNFI = pENcE AND TRUTH Of IT,
what we have never been - able 20 say of any other
medicinc--NENfN HAS - IT FAILED, IN A SIN
oil INSTANCE, TO - EFFECT A CURE, when
timely used. Never did = We know instance Of
Installation by any one who used il. On the con
uaIY an are dehghted with It's operations and speak
IN terms OF highest com n mendaton of It's ragi,ai
eHeets ana medical virtues. We speak in this matter
"wHAT WE OKNOw," af - ter ten years experience
ANptLtDGL OUR hEPurA - rioN ron Tm FuLrrl-
htNI OF WHAT WE HERE II DECLARE. In almost eve.
y instance "heIe the m - lant Is suffering from pain
aha eAnauslen' Iehe VIII be found in fifteen TWEEN
~ minutes after the syrup = is administered
rms Naluable pIepafa !. uun is the PRESCRIPTION of
S N4l ~, We most EN- ElI ENCED and SklLLFUL
NEVER FAlLtNG SUCCESS =
IN THOUSANDS : OF CASES.
not ohy relieves ING " child from pain, but inyig-
ul"tos 'he stomach ana bowels, cOrreets acdity.
and gives tone and energy ~ TO the whole svsteu, IL
VIII almost instantly ne lieve ~
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND : collie,
and overcome commissions which n NOT suc.ll, ,,,
ediod, end IN death We > believe II he rrsr amd
suRHsr HnMEDY m THE. :, woRLD. In all cases NJ
DNhkNIERY AND III =. ARRULFA in CuTI-
DkEN whether e arises ~ from teetbiny a, f,, any
LeuF tSeaufe' we would - say 10 every mother who
~ ''hln suffering nom - any II the foregoing
t,r ~" N"l LIT YOUR, fhEJrpicrs. NOR TIE
rHiINp iohs o. oTunhs, = stand between your suffer
my child and the relief that will he SURE = yrs An
sOLUrELY SURE-to follow the nse Of HI. ,''eJ
cine, II timely used Fdl directions forusnt. viii no.
company 'ael bottle - " None genuine unless the
ia' .slnhs % CURTIS a e PERKINS, New York, is
nold ny DRUGGISTS = throughout the world
Principal Office, No. l3 Cedar-st New York
Price only 25 cents per bottle.
j, NJ, HONRY & Sons, Waterbury. VI Agon,s 70
whom all orders should be addressed 5i.Oe
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MroiraI.
A BLooDLEss VICTORY


100000 BOXES SOLD OF
MAGNETIC PLASTER
This enormous quantity Of this Invaluable Remedy
has been purchased by citizens Of the United States dur
ing the short time II has been before the public rh
for this extraordinary is simply in the ae
tua truth and value Of the article No one buys IN.
MAGNETIC PLASTER without becoming its friend
10 performs all that Is promised, aud carries with s
own recommendation. Truly this Is Nicory--peacrf1i
and bloodessbu believe not less glorious than the
riumphs Of war with lie train Of carnage and desoaton
The MAGNETIC PLASTER il undoubtedly tbe
Greatest strenghener and Pain Destroyer that Science
has vet discovered II you put this Plaster anywhere
Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain
has vanished. The Plaster magnetzes the Pain away,
AND PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS
p J. A T T. Il Is AP P LIED
rheumatism, Lamoncss Stiffness, Weakness Debl.
ity Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs ana
Colds Pains and Aches u every kind, IMMRDI.
AIELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience, PER
MANEN1IY CURED, by the mvgca Influence Of ~
MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t is simplest, surcst safest
pleasantcst and cheapest remedy In existence Ii app
cation is unversal-equally 70 The strong man. the de
cate woman and the feeble infant It's use is agreeable
and without annoyance trouble It's price Is within
reach Of arich poor; all may have H. and all should
have II who are sick aud suficringin any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be suupr
cd with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Il will be The
Good Physician in any household ready at all times and
at instant notice
Put up in alright tin boxes. Each box will make Al,
TO eight plasters. and any child spread them Price
% cents box, with full and plaid directions.
d. G. MOHEHEAD, NJ. D.,
IHrentor and Proprietor.
10 Walker Street. New York
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold bv
all Druggists and Dealers in Genuine Medicine every
where. 1868
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GRAPE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON
~ their business most successfully at Hammoneoa,
free from fosts. some forty Vineyards set out inc
- i CIV " " SIG
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gTl. L. GOODS & Groceries.

n OTICE.-The firm OF Palmer ~ Gravlin
4 ' is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent An de-
nands due them, will De found The old stand, and
must be paid to Palmer Stetson.
l.. PALMER,
JOHN GRANLIN.
Montpelier, Aug. 8 1859. 81