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Special notirrs.



In twelve years riding practice and in more than A.
teen Of hospital practice, where efforts were mainly d.
rccted 20 the cure Of
CHRONIC DISEASES.
Particularly those incident TO woman, have led to the
forming Of the simple, rational, and now weknown re-
liable system Of therapeutics.
OTORPATHY
By This the wors, forms Of Prolapsw Ueri and other
functional and organic arrangements are cured without
caus'c supports or any appliances Of the day The cure
is SPEEDY and sure, being almost without the possibility
n Failure The system has been thoroughly tested IN
home institution more than five thousand pers ms
Ladies who from organic trouble have been confined for
years, under this special treatment are Immediately put
upon their feet aud IL they nave the strength enabled 10
walk and go up and down stairs without difficulty.
want Of charity s manifested by physicians and friends
in many Ut these but soon as the organ made
70 assume its natural sefposing position the patient
feels thrilling through her system the inspiring sense Of
reef and She Is not only willing but glad 70 do what
ever Is required for her restoration
The insane practice Of burning by oaustic wearing
SUPPORTS to produce healthy and elastic action, cannot
be too strongly deprecated Caustc bcnumbs and des-
troys the natural functions uiuring the finer sensbi
ties Of he system, aud causing the patient 20 be-
come mhoce, with loss Of memory and want Of conf
dcnce IN her ability 20 perform the common duties
Of lfe Caustic may stimulate for season. but If per-
sisted In. 10 is sure 20 destroy.
With Moorpathy, where other difficulty exists, pro-
t1Us ufcri can be cured bv one visit Where there is
a combination and OF long standing. visit may deter
mime The probabilities OF cure. But let none De discour
aged. We have rcgs tCr hundreds ui names toltng
WITNESSES p cures where pauene were pI"ukht v uv'
after lying for years helpless This treatment with 9th.
auylarcs used in the institution gives vitality and
force TO the functional powers o all the organs ncreas
ing the mental power and constitutional strength. In
short it makes the enfeehed and delicate into healthy
and vigorous and IL o5yiates spinal weak
ness and irritation, In which many organic difficulties
originate. aud takes firm curative hold on most chron
c diseases, Cold weather is favorable flr speedy
recovery. Institution open and winter Visits
occasionally made. Circulars sent gfatis-and a
treatise on the treatment for ~ cents Address
II. HALSrED, NJ. D.,
Round Hill Water Cure,
2j2S Northampton Mass
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Deaths.

Al her mothers residence, in Montpelier, Dee. 10,
1895, Ann NJ, daughter Of the late Joshua Y Vail aud
wife OF noroaster Fisk of Swanton,
Sister Fisk was born in Montpelier May -, 1873
In October, 1884, she united In marriage ~ MIR.
Fisk, aud moved 10 Swanton, where she has resided
most OF the time until within few months Of her death
She had been member ui the NJ. T.. Church about 2S
years, living consistent and truly pious Christian life
Her illness protracted and painful but the grace Of
God sufficient, and she endured all with patient
sgnaon. She has left mother, husband, two children,
aud large circle Of relatives and friends mourn, bat
not without hope Rev. II. p. Cushing Of the NJ. Il.
Church in Montpelier, preached appropriate
at her funeral from Ruth 10, H. May the surviving
relatives be enabled 10 follow her she followed Christ
Let die the death Of the righteous and let my last
end be like his" NJ. WITHERELL.
Swanton, Jan. 5, 1859.
In Worcester at the residence Of Thomas Hutchinson.
ESQ., III inst, OF lung fever Nathan Adams. Esq aged
"A years. Papers in \. H., Mass, Mich. and Iowa
please copy.
In Montpelier Dec. 3Oth, Eliza Lucella, youngest
child Of s. 7. and Lois r. siloway, aged years and
months
In Burlington Jan. 10th, Harriet. wife Of Geo. H..
Bostvck. aged ~ YEAR.
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legal nOtitts.


NOTICE. Where's, the Legislature Of the
~ State Of Vermont in the year 1886. assessed tax
of five cents" per acre all lands (pubc lands ex-
cppted in the of Sunderland in the County u BEN
nngton in said State for the purpose Of making and re
pairing roads and building bridges these are 70 warn
the pt0pretors and land Of the town OF Sundr
land who have paid their proportion Of such tax In
labor or otherwise, 10 the committee appointed 20 super
intend the expenditure Of The 10 the subscriber,
that much u their lands will be sold public yenduo,
the School house in the second school district IN the
town Of Sunderland, IN the county Of Bennington,
Wednesday the I'd day Of March, 1862 at nine o'clock In
the forenoon will be requisite 70 discharge their res
pcoti,e taxes with costs.
Dated at Sunderland, his 30 day Of January, A. D.
1859 J. W. MARBLE, Collector.
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AUSTIN l.. ROGERS,
EDWIN F. jerks,
l.. NJ. WHEATON.
ELIPHALET TRASH.

New HAMrsHIRE.-Thc Republicans of
New Hampshire held their State Convention
at Concord, on Tuesday. and nominated Hon.
lchabod Goodwin, of Portsmouth, for Cover
nor, by a vote of 36s TO for all others The
Convention, considering the terrible storm,
was very well attended, and the proceedings
were characterized by much enthusiasm
Adams Twitchell, of Milan, was nominated
for Railroad Commissioner.
MASSACHUSETTS,. The Legislature of Mas
sachusetts assembled in Boston on Wednes-
day. The Senate was organized by the cleo
ton of Charles A. Phelps Of Boston, Presi-
dent, and Stephen n Clifford of Duxbury,
Clerk. In the House. Charles Hale, editor
of the Boston Daily Advertiser, was chosen
Speaker, and VIM. Stowe of Springfield,
Clerk.
New YoRK-On Saturday, the LIST inst.
Edwin d. Morgan took the oath of office as
Governor of the State Of New York. The
Legislature was organized on Tuesday, Hon.
De Witt c. Littlejohn was elected Speaker
of the House, position he filed with ability
in 1857
PENNsYLvANIA.-The Legislature of this
State was organized on Tuesday, and the
House elected W. c. Lawrence. Republican,
Speaker.
~ A new Democratic paper is started in
Boston, called The Boston North" to be
published weekly. A portrait of Stephen A.
Douglas and articles respecting that gentle
man occupy nearly the entire first page, from
which the main object of the paper may be
inferred.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-During the past
two months but just one peep has been heard
from the Atlantic Cable. The President, in
earnestly begged that the neutrality of the
cable might be preserved. His prayer is
answered it hasn't word to say on either
side.
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Marrtages.

In Middlesex, Jan. s. by Rev. Z. J. Scott, Mr. Al
pheus S. Bliss of Calais. and Miss Adelia McDermid Of
Mddlesex.
In Mortified, Jan. /, Mr.. VIM W Mary and Miss SUI
san A. Jewett, both OF n.
In Warren, Jan. 1, Mr. John f Buzzell OF Northfcld
and Miss Martha Mills Of W.
In Montpelier, Jan. 6. Mr.. John p. Ladd Of Water
bury, and Miss Kate Il. Town of Stowe.
In Barre, Dec. 2Sth, Mr.. Joseph ID. Regner, Jr, of
Mortified, and Miss Julia Louzell, Of Montpelier
In Barre, Jan. Mr., p. q. Camp Of Stowe, and Miss
L. A. Moxley Of HydepaTk.
In East Montpelier, Jan. 8, Mr.. John q. A. Wheeler
Of Hardwick and Miss Laura A. Bruce of Holyoke Ms
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aiterarp.

rHE LAW RrroRrEn FOR DEcENBER-This number
contains well diseted and instructive article upon the
decisions defining the power Of the Legislature over
Private Property Among the cases reported are G de-
csions by the vermont Supreme Court one Of which
adopts the sound rule that adultery during INSANITY is no
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extracted rom the Mathematical Monthly with two fine
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Of that mysterious VISITOR whose advent and bril-
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months The scientific tract under review. expresses
in language freed as far as possible from technical ex
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-14

A Contested SEAT.-We see it stated
that Hon VIM A. Howard has served a no
tice upon Hon. g. b. Cooper, that he will
contest his right to a seat in the Thirty Sixth
Congress. We some time since intimated
our opinion that Mr. Howard had ample
grounds for pursuing such a course, and sub
sequent inquiries have confirmed US in the
views then expressed. We have not seen the
papers drawn by Mr.. Howard and do not
know the exact ground upon which he princi-
pally relies but our knowledge Of him rem
ders US entirely secure in the belief that his
premises are well taken. his proofs ample and
clear. and that when the time shall arrive he
will present a case that will make Mr. Cooper
decidedly uncomfortable in his seat for the
brief time he will occupy it.-Deirot Tribune.
Mr. Howard. it will be remembered, is a
native Of Vermont, and was present and ad-
dressed the Republican Convention in this
place last summer He was chairman Of the
Kansas Investigating Committee, and to his
untiring efforts perhaps more than amy other
member of the Committee, is due the success
fu ierriting out Of the enormous frauds that
had been practiced upon the free state men in
Kansas. We sincerely hope that he may sue
coed in proving his claim to his seat.
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In Duxbury Dec. 81, Adoniiah Ahcrton, one Of the
arly settlers Of the town, aged ~ years.
In Marshded, Jan. 3d. Clara eldest daughter offran-
els and kosilla loyeiaud, aged o years.
In Orange, Jan 6, Miss Phena daughter Of Christo-
phef and Achsah Richardson, aged - years.
In Bradford Dec. 23d Martha wife Of John b. Peck
ett ESQ, aged GO years.
SAD.-Whilo Mrs. Keyes, Of Northboro,
was at work, Christmas night, on some grave
clothes for deceased cousin, her own gar
ments took FIRE from the lamp, and she was
burned so badly before the flames were extin-
guished that she died in twelve hours
Norlfeld Herald
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GNRI U NJ p ii MT SU e S 8
-OT--
uchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life |.
The Great English Remedy for
CoIDs, CouGHs, Asthma, AND CONSUMPTION

The Great English Remedy for
COLDS, CouGHs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
iWe of Severe Cough and CoRsuqpire tendency, ioeH
dttested.
CHESTER FAcroHIEs, Mass, Oct. Is, 1913.
To Dr.. ID. r, Bradiee-Dedr Sir-Having been at
cked, some two months since, with affection
the Lungs attended with severe cough, that was
kelly to become hahitua my friends expressed their
pinions freely, that was fast going down with the
consumption. purchased OF Messrs Root, Briggs
o. bottle Of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam, and found
IMMEDIATE relief have finished the second bottle,
nd call myself we'll. 1t is but two weeks since COM
nenced taking the Balsam yet have gained five pounds
flesh and the affection at the lungs appears 10 have
cen fully vanished l eheerfllly recommend the med
me others that have any kind Of disease of the lungs
remain yours truly,
ALEXANDER FRANCIS.
DR.. Bradiee--Sir--We have Witnessed the effect Of
he Hungarian Balsam on Mr.. Francis, ana do not hest
lte 10 recommend il to others Of IKE disease, &e.
Yours truly, ROOT, BRIGGS 4 Co.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Watertown.
lass whom all orders should be addressed Sold bv
druggists and dealers in Medicine in every town in the
'nited States aud British Provinces.
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ELIPHALET ROBERTS ESTATE. :

\ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Arlington
commissioners, TO receive, examine and ADJUST all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate VI Epha
let Roberts late Of Cabot in said district deceased and
the term Of six months nom the 2Sh day Of December,
1855 bring allowed by said the creditors Of said
deceased 20 exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore Give notice. that will attend 10 the duties Of
appointment a. the dwelling house Of Eldua Rob
ers IN Cabot in said district on the 3lst day " Janu
airy and Both day Of June next o'clock in the az
tcrnoon, on each Of said DAYS.
ROSWELL FARR, 49,.
ALLEN PERRY, ~" ~
Cabot. January 3, A. ID. 1859 Pops
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Markrts.
BOSTON MARKET, JAN. 70, 1859.
No material change from last week.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr---Jan. 70, 1859

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr--Jan. ~, 1859
by Telegraph to the IYatch'aan 4 Journal.
At Market s2s Cattle 100 Beeyes, rs Stores, consisting
Of Working Oxen Cows, and one, two and three years
olds. PRICES,
Beef extra, 1925 a 750 Working Oxen, 500 900
" first quail. $50 100 Cows Calves, rs a 81
Z" see $50 a 900 Yearngs o a 90
" third 500 a 600 Two years ods 20 a "a
- ordinary 400 a 900 Three % a 80
Sheep and Lambs--At Market, 22i0. Prices
In Lots, 200 1925 Extra select, 400 $50
REMARKS Owing 10 the cold weather, the trains
were behind time, and prices were unsettled. There
excellent cattle which sold at advance Of
IS cts. per cwt. Sheep sold about the week..
Best qualities mostly by weight from IL 70 cts per
H. gross.
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sr.rr AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Vermont State Agricultural Society
neld its Annual Meeting at Middlebury, on
"wednesday, January 9Th, 1859
In the absence of the President, Hon. Ed
ward Hamilton called the meeting to order
4 land Edwin Hammond, of Middlebury, was
called to preside
Daniel Neodham, of Hartford, was elected
Secretary pro tenn.
The following gentlemen were elected Off
Gers for the ensuing year:
T.. B. Chase, of Lyndon. President.
Edwin Hammond, j. w. Colburn, IL. IL.
Baxter Henry Reyes, Vice Presidents.
Il. Seymour, Treasurer.
Charles Cummings. Secretary
DIRECTORS Holbrook, }. w. Vail, II.
s. Morse, John Gregory, U. II. Penniman,
j Jackson, D. X. Potter Daniel Needham,
ID. A. Bennett. and Elijah Cleveland.
Mr.. Needham of Hartford presented the
following resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
That the Bill known as the "Morrill Land
Bill has the hearty approval Of this Society,
aud that it is due to the great cause OF Agri-
culture that the passage Of the Bill should be
secured
The Trcsurer's report exhibited balance
Of three thousand three hundred and sixty
one dollars in the Treasury.
David Hill Nathan Cushing, and Geo. T..
Hodges, were elected Honorary Members of
the Society.
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~ State Of Ncrmont-Washington District. IS.
In prouale Court holden at Montpelier. within and
Tor said d.trci on the 10Th day Of January AID 1888
David Wing, administrator the estate Of Christie
phcr c. Wing, late Of Montpelier in said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration for settle
ment Whereupon, is ordered that the be refer
red to the LIST day Of February AID 1889 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
syey soon may be, that they may appear and at
said time and place. II they cause, object thereto
By order Of court.
262b Attcst. r r. MERRILL. Register.
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EDWIN HAMMOND,

DANIEL NEEDHAM, Secretary.
At a meeting Of the Directors subsequently
holden, it was voted to adjourn the Dlrec-
tors meeting to the American Hotel IN Bur
lington. on the first Wednesday in February,
at o'clock, PM
Henry $. Morse. of shelburne, was elected
Superintendent Of the next Fair.
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N ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION
NONTHEIELD. VI.

A. ?. BIssgLL, A. b., Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
II will be the aim Of the Teachers form in
every student habits Of sereanee and thorough perse
vering study Every effort will be made render the
school pleasant the student and worthy Of the CONT
dcnce and liberal patronageof the public. Rare facilities
are offered for the study Of French German and Italian
WINTER Term commences Nov. 2ith 1858; SPRINo
TERM. Feb. 23d, 1859, SUMNER TERN, May 18TH 1859
FALL TERM. Sept. 9TH, 1888. ~
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II II L G. + EA T w o n ID L r
L OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROF WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


Says the ST. Louis MO. Democrat Below we publish
letter to DR.. Wood, Of this city, from gentleman in
lane which speaks gowngy Of the superior merits Of
is hair tonic Such evidence must have Its effect, when
oming from reliable source II certificates guar
ntees of truth, the DIR. needs ecOmiums, useless
uhery from the press
BATH, Me-, January 20, 1856
'rofessor o. J. Wood 8 Co.,
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called few
lonhs since the highly beneficial effects Of eur hair
.soratiye was induced to make application 4 Il upon
" hair, which had become quite gray, probably
ne-third white my whiskers Of the same charac
r. Some three months since | procured bottle Of
hair restorative, and used It. found il
rowing what had wished. used it about twice
eek have since procured another BOTTLE Of which
ave used some. now certify to the world that the
ray white hair has totally disappeared both my
cad and face. and my hair has resumed its natural col
Z, and believe more soft and glossy than it has been
efore for twenty-five years | now sixty years old;
~ good wife at the age Of ywo, has used with the
anne effect
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
iscovery. assured that whoever will rightly use,
per directions, will have occasion to contradict my
taiements. | a citizen Of this city and a resident
for the last fifteen years, and known nearly
sery one here and adjoining towns ANY you may
lake Of the above with my name attached is your
srvicc, wish to preserve the beauties of nature in
theirs well myself
am truly yours, A. G. RAYMOND.
BALT1MoRR, Jan. %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prot. Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune
lose the best portion Of hair from the effects Of the
GLOW fever in New Orleans in 1884. ] was induced to
lake trial Of your preparation, and found 1t
the very thing needed. My hair is thick and
Iossy and no words express my obligations to you
, giving to the afflicted such treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev. j. X. Bragg, is minister in
glar standing, and pastor Of the Orthodox Church
rookfed, Mass. He is gentleman Of great influence
I'd universally beloved WM. DYER.
BLOOMFIELD, January ~, 1858.
Prof WOod-Dear Sir Having made trial Of your
air Restorative, it gives pleasure say that its eff
ct has been excellent in removing Inflammation, dand-
and, IN rtxff haN
cn troubled from childhood and has also restored my
iir which becoming gray, to its original color
used no other article with anything like the same
casure or profit.
Yours truly, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of Sizes viz
rye, medium, and small the small holds IL pint,
, ID reails for dollar per bottle the medium holds
least twenty per cent. in proportion than the
na retas for dollars per bottle the large holds
quart 40 per cent in proportion and retail for
dollars.
o. j. WOOD K CO., Proprietors, $40 Broadway New
ork. lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estabshment
ID ia Market St, 81, Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
25.37
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1T COST FOR THIRTY DAYS.
4 n On account Of the recent death Of NEWELL
klNsMAN, will be sold during the next thirty days, at
NO. state Street. under the Vermont Bank, large
aud recently purchased
STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting in part, Of the following
Hats aud Caps, all qualities.
Ready Made Clothing latest styles
Cents Furnishing Goods, every variety.
Ladies furs, Of every description.
Buffalo, Coon. Seal and Bear Goats.
Buffalo, Coon aud Wolf Robes
Buck Gloves and Mittens, (pymouth)
Gents and Ladies' Fur MittCfs aud Gloves.
Gents Undershitts and Drawers, silk and wool.
Ladies' Under Vests silk aud wool.
Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, white and fancy.
Neck, Pocket and Face Handker,hicfs, all kinds
Umbrellas and Travelling Bags.
Over and Under Goats, 80 to $50
Pants and Vests. from 81 to s.
Rubber Goats and Leggns
Cloth, Plush and Fur Cap, all grades
Children's Hats and Caps.
kossuth Hats large assortment.
Stocks and Cravats. do.
This stock Of Goods and be sold during the
next thirty days.
EDWARD kINSMAN, Ex'r
y. BAL demands due the late Newell kinsman,
whether 10 note account must be paid without delay.
Montpelier Vt, Jan. g. 1893 26
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.R. FREDERICK W. ADAMS ESTATE

nR. FREDERICK w. ADAMS ESTATE
- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district ~ Washington.
missoners, % receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Fredcr
lex W Adams, late Of Montpelier in said district, de-
ceased represented nsnyen and the term Of six months
from the 9th day NJ December 1858, being allowed by
said court the creditors Of said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice,
that will attend 20 the duties Of appointment
the Office formerly occupied by the said Frederick W
Adams, IN Montpelier, in said district, the first Tues
day Of February aud the second Tuesday Of June next
at ten o'clock In The forenoon each Of said days.
RODERICk RICHARDSON
CARLOS BANCROFT, Coni'rs.
ABlJAH KEITH,
Montpelier, Dec. 9th. A. d. 1858. 2j27
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I lBERATION.-This is to certify that
IL have given to my son, DAVID GOODWIN, his time
during the remainder Of his minority and that shall
claim of his earnings pay any debts Of his con
tracing after this date. ARA A. GOODWIN.
Montpelier. bee. J. 1855 eisS
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Mt. q BOSTON TELEGRAPH CO.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Vermont Boston Telegraph Company will be held at
the Pavilion in Montpelier, on the 10Th hird Wednes-
day OF January, 1859, at o'clock, T. M elect Di
recturs for the year ensuing and any other
business which may then come before them.
G. W. BENEDICT. Sco'y.
Burlington, Dec 81, 1865. 25;26
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MOTHERS! MOTHERs!l MOTHERS

Every mother should keep DR.. Clarkes Potent Cherry
Syrup 1t cures Group in Ave minutes.