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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13

thy and berutta and fused by the Young two or hree
times week, IL will never fan become gray; then
reader, read the following aud judge for yourselves:
M,svs o. j. Hood q Co.. % '''''
Gmuomen. ha,ing heard good deal about Profess
sor Woods Hair Restorative and my hair being quite
gray made mp my mind to lay aside the prciudces
winch /, in common with great many persons had
against all manner of patent medicines and short time
ago commenced using your article, TO it for myself
he result has been very satisfactory that am very
glad dd 80, ana In justice 20 you, wen for the en-
e9uf9gement OF others who may be grey I was but
VINO having my prejudice without my reasons for setting
u aside are unwilling 10 give your Restorative a trial NH
hy have further proof and the best proof being occuar
demonstration, write YOU This letter which yop MAJ,
show 10 any SUCH and also direct them to me of further
proof who am in and out Of the ~ v Wire Railing Es-
tablshment every day
My hair is now its natural color aud much improved
IN appearance every way, being gosser and thicker and
much more healthy looking
l am, yours respectfully, HENRY JENKINS
Cor Columbia and Carroll SITS, BROOKLYN
LIvtNGsroN, Ala, Feb 1855.
Pref l'ood-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative ha.
done much good IN This part OF the country Nv hair
has been slightly diminishing for several years caused
suppose from slight burn when was quite an infant
have been using your Hair restorative for Sin weeks
ana hnd that have fine head Of hair now growing
after having used all other remedies known TO no effect
think u is the most valuable remedy now extant and
advise all who afflicted that way to use your remedy
You can publish this il you think proper
Yours, &c., $. W. MIDDLETON
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6, 1857.
Prof IVood-Dcar Sir Your Hair Restorative is
proving itself beneficial 20 me- Tho on and also the
back part VI my head almost lost lis co,crng-was m
fact bald have used but two half pint bottles Of your
Restorative and now the top NJ my head is well studded
with promising crop Of young hair and the front is al.
80 receiving lis benefit have tried other preparations
without any benefit whatever think from my own re-
commentator, can induce many others 70 nv it,
Yours respectfully, d. r., THOMAS, NJ d.,
No l6i Vine Street
The Restorative Is put up in bottles of sizes viz
large medium, and SMALL the small holds 10 pint
ana feails Tot one dollar per bottles the medium holds
at least twenty per cent in proportion than the
small rotas for two dollars per bottles the large holds
quart 40 per cent, more in proportion and retail for
three dollars.
o, }. WOOD co, Proprietors $40 broadway, New
York, tin the great n. T. Wire Railing Establishment
aud ia Markc1 st., st. Louis, No
sold BY All good Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
$3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13

Ayers Cathartic Pills,


TUX l4Ak Nu III OF
Castircness, Jalmdice, DBpepsia. Indigestion,
DyseHt9y, Fouf Stoaorl, J., yspsias, Headaels,
Plies, Reumatism Ernytoas aid SIN Disease,
Lieer Complaint, Dyup,y Tcfe,, Tlanors aud
SaH Rhcum, HORNS, Cont, Na0alqia, as
Dluler IhH' and for pisyfging the Biood.
They are augar-coatcd, so TINT the most scnsi-
tive can take Them pleasantly and they are The
hest aporient in the world for all the purposes OF
family physc.
Price Is cents por Fox; foxes for Gi00
Great numbers Of Coreymcn. Physicians. States
men, and eminent pors0narcs. have lent their
to certify the unparalleled uschincss Of these
remedies, but our space here will ot permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below irmcd FIR
nish gratis our AMERICAS ALMANAV in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of Tie above
complaints and the Treatment thnt should lc fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put of ly unprinciplcd Ccoor- With
other preparations they make moir prrat On.
Demand AYERs, and take uu onrri 1ho ricl
want the best aid there Is ini ttcn, and ir ruuuld
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale iy
Wholesale by J. NJ. HENRY Waterbury.
l., T. Pierce and S. P. Redfeld, Montpelier; Gee
schools NJ. D., NJ. S. Adams & Co. and A. O. Smith
'orthhed y. Perry Cabot and by all dealers in med
inc everywhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13

WARM SoGIs.-lt is usually stated that
black or dark colorod soils are sooner warmed
by the suns rays than those of lighter color.
and remains constantly Of Il high temperature
so long as the sun acts on them. An eleya-
ton of several degrees in the temperature of
"a light colored soil may be caused by strow-
ing its surface with peat, charcoal powder. or
vegetable mold To this influence may be
partly acribcd the following mcts Lampa-
dins was able to ripen melons even in coolest
summers, in Friberg Saxony. by strewing a
coat of coal dust an inch deep over the sur
face of the soil. In Belgium and on the
Rhine IL is found that the grape natures best
when the soil is covered with pieces of clay
slate. Girardin found in series Of expert
ments on the cultivation Of potatoes, that the
time of their ripening varied from eight TO
fourteen days, according to the color of the
soil. lie found, on August %. IN very
dark humus soil, twenty-six varieties ripe ;
in sandy soil, twenty; in clay, nineteen and
in white lime soil, only sixteen. 1t is not
difficult to assign other causes which will ac-
count in part for the results here mentioned I;
there seem TO be no accurate and extensive
observations on this point That dark soils
may actually attain an INCREASED temperature
Of three to eight degrees over light coored
soils, is a matter of direct observation.
Cattle EATING Boards AND BoNrs.--Can
you inform me what makes my cattle eat old
boards aud bones; / cannot have a board
fence around my yard but what some
of the cattle will be gnawing il; they seem
to have a sort of laundering after something
Of that sort all the time. Is there not some
disease about them that causes il, or are there
some properties wanting an their food-which
is principally hay cut on old land Would
it be beneficial to give them bone meal--and
if so, how much at time
A VERMONT SUBSCRIBER.
Remarks.--A little bag of bone meal tina,
will cost about seventy-fve cents, fed to your
cattle Just as much as they will eat, will prob
ably cure their propensity for chewing old
bones OF eating your board fences. Nourse
a Co., "a Merchants Row, Boston, keep il
for sale.--N h. Farmer
~ Elijah Hcrrick, Esq, Of West Milton,
VT, has COW Of native breed who yields
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13


THE OLD STAND
a 1ssruI THE
~ So, EMPORIUM!
~ 80 For the sale Of
SSN...-| ALL KINDS OF
w ate he $ and Jewelry,
Sill YER e PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS sc.
A. A. M f. A ID
CLate Phinncy NeadJ
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
No 10 State Street.
Has filed his Store with the largest and finest assormcnof
Watches, Clocks, Je,oeiry, Plated Ware,
Fancy Goods Dc. dc.
Ever offered in the State Of Vermont all Of which VIII
be sold at the lowest figures He also continues to
FINE G Old JE WELRY,
To order, and
= / l. Y f. II w A II T..
Which is " rarram'd as pare as Com to which the
FIRST PREMIUM was awarded at the late State Fair.
llayingp procured the services Of Experienced orkncn
and being practical workman himself he is prepared 10
repair Chronomctcr, DupeX Lever, Cylinder Horizontal
OF Verge Watches, Clocks Of any escapement Jewelry
anything pertaining to his line in the best and neate
manner and WARRANT all his work to give satisfaction.
IyEngraying done to order and in good style
Montpelier Sept p, 1857.
w AN TED! WAN EDIT!
OLD SILVER And SPANISH COIN.
For which the highest market price by weight will be
paid by A. A. MEAD.
| ~ HAMS AND NECK ES!
~ Gold, Guard. Vest and Fob Chains Necklaces
Loekets Yea large lot just received and be sold
reduced prices by A. A. MEAD.
/ - l. A + d w A r e
Tea Sets in fun by the single piece Cake Bas-
kets Casters, Gobets Cups Gard Receivers Table Ware
and Plated Cutlery Salt Cellars, Spoon Cups, Napkin
tngs, &C. %e' Call and examine some Of The new pat
terms at A. A. MEADS.
l l. V L r w A R +
/ - The only place in this vicinity where Silver Ware
/ is MANUFACTURED is At
Il. 4. MEAD'S,
Where an extensive assortment is kept constantly on
hand Of Table Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks OF va
rous patterns Sugar Cream Salt and Mustard Spoons
Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, Soup and Oyster Ladies'
Fruit knives Napkin Rings, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes
and Cases &c, &c.
/ ~ Any Ware with my STAMP upon il is W ARR Mt
TED AS PURE AS DOLLARS
fAHriorlAH attention paid to the Manufacture Of any
Chains Keys &c, at the Sign Of the
q W 4 4 G II.
- No charge made for Engraving Ware sold by u.s.
Plain and Fancy Engraving done to order, in good style
II Al R w ORK A new and
4 Aeomplete assortment Of Hair Work. such as Wigs,
fsees Twists, Brads and Curls, just opened FOR sale
A. a. MEADS.
n II o S L NEW GOOD S
| Il continue TO arrive daily OF
4. 4. n h 4 D'S.
Of the latest and desirable patterns in quantities
sufficient 20 give better opportunity for selection than
can oe offered by any other establishment in the State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13
'I'HE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIVALLED
IN MARKET, WITH IMMENSE
HONE md EUROPEAN DEMAND

The reason Why is that by Natures own process il re-
stores the natural color permanently after the hair be-
comes gray supplies the natural fluids and thus makes
Il grow ON bald heads removes all daudruf itching and
heat from the scalp quios and tones zap the nerves. and
thus cures al nervous headache, and may be relied upon
TO cure a diseases Of the scalp and hair il will stnp
ana heep It nom falling of makes Il SOFT, glossy, heal
my ana oenf, and II used by the Young two or three
times week, IL will fan or become gray; hen
reader, read the following aud Judge for yourselves:
NEW NORk, Jan g. 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-05-13

principal regulators Of the
.pcrformsits functions we'll,
are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance Of is
ZACH is 40 fault, the bowels
system suffers in cousc-
ILiver--having ceased 10 do
'of that organ, one OF the
study. IN a practice gilmore
some remedy whercwith 20
.rangemcuts 10 which il is
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-15
SPEc1F1cATsoNs for the contract for the

eS he s.
Geodchilden 81. John the Baptist street and also the
vest side Of said Magny street. from St. John the Baptsso
WlDrns slOnwAlks-These sidewalks shall be ten
and dressed curbstones shall line the
good any with 'hem bsveed dressed on the top answer
the oSe 1.-THE sides from M three to six fs s SDng 9 T.S sixteen s
BE- vel IN good JOINTS and in workmsulke manner and
snd xs ss 'fss ri
sol Of from three t. six ee the wk s
ye and each h. have Of three inches
ss Su s soy sE ssa and 1s
to wash b and snsng Of @ biek
'R -
oHes * hs
E en
avs FEET x,s OAK pins less long By two
edge
h sn S 50 % and the
inches deep, out At eight feet thereof in these
vide s snsrs hs
sS e w to ssa 5
and these there will EsIge ae Of sunk
ss F
ha b Of dry ys5 ssGS a,S.n four saes a s
shall a% m and h 81.
draining lots built by the contractor They sh-
eight inches deep, and shall be made of
and cypress plank for the sides and bo with
inches pieces the keep the sides
from being dspsced aud sad CATERS shall through the
Who'll. width the sidew l-s
BRICK PAVEMENT The walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bi ks qualify, in he ring bone, bed of
ss sss s sand s = e.
the bricks shall filled with sharp sand and coating Of
ch thick ihe whole surface of tbs brick
ing Prior yng bricks the earth gro1nd shall be
@ eas na sse s ons g saa
half in t.o. n .romd where low sh. be llsd
compile ely There s. all bs beddug of half Of
inch Of sharp ander the bricks and said bricks shall bs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tbs ex~ .srs.sshhe rasns ss s~sy
~ ,s 'ss s'sss - ~, .s.
eenreaesiiou, ell ru,s end gutter
as.las III :. nee .s,ss nay = ,.ss,.a . 1.
se sss ssrs sssa ), Aia ia rsss.ss~ .. sa.s
0Esns.a tl.u.a-Ih. .te,. .s.s shai hs e..sat.a .
ss entire = s',sf.ssa E q 4 =. z ss~J VITO -" DO the
The s.h pvE 81 d he .h. b. tn. y-epey Of the
All ..sr.is shall ). y :. ys.j, .aa sssli be
r.. ss. ss ss i @ ~ he .s !. N. ..n
day. ss,lo.Ins .pp,,s {: Ne sa .itsn = The es-sa
p.ns q ,.a doar, per asv fe' sch and every Cay here
alood elvsst ..eary ss.ouu, Of huas,-a
dollars shall s- r.qfsd 70 the hfai pserr sss
Psymsns 81 nss Tbs compilation - N work an ise
q ne : !. ~, ss The en- ssy . 80.
and The presrsn 70 BE pai b, the srogsry de,s u =
IL esatsrm,y -a s-s,soa is q u. n.e cisz HSasr -
s :: " u, hs 5, . e. s sA s,ss.ss = =
e Al q .sd tR nd ins e', q Sss
should ,ss Vans sa se psid " ne p<so.T, ssia.-s
dns s ss e. .s 3 sssss 70 a.s M . Z .sz
Tbs cosrscss stall into the CAP TreAsary prior %
q he er, i ssiss VI. s.as,.sssd ss
,,.e,s ss. n.rt as s s, q + q sd ps'as'
.el aaar, f.lu. BY he eansrse.es
s ss ma. Z a . *: SC: C ~ z s
Gsr & T. sss the - as Cosss ~ .sn
defsu rsq.r.d ~ s.ieis ly Of c. oode .nd .h
oat Apply 70 Jnete enuni tne sses
indemnity snd is also we'll epdsrssoad d - IN cas- sas
shii sbsnden work not tsish
the CONFORMITY with hts confst. me sxc
contractor shall fo all csins he have or any pA q
work done hiss the absadonU 4nd
the city shall b therby d,cha ysd ON and al lab y
therefor ard Is ssp well nnderood thsi In the es
rssot the snd hs security shall be hc
and bonnd In soldo sse city all -
70 perform he .ors - he pies Il .h.eh il nay saad
Gated . ressie res slyudicatsn.
Bids Be per sap.fncia yard Of round ,avins fn
nshed and laid 6sfups~ie.
New Orleans, x9se d Jsiy, 1883.
fsgb.d. LOUIS Fl. PILE, cify sarvsyss.
Approved By The Goa sseets Landing Of bo't
Boards Of the Conmsn tos-cil
lsgpesJ RoBT HUYGHE.} "a .,r,.,
tsisned1 HT. .xESsARD,{
sele /, HENRY DuREr. for coupsrollss.
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TsRRials x.AxsUAsE.


We lip the fofowtsg fros As editorial article
which appeared in the aas:Fep SasSehoase PARISH
AdSscAe Of the 81 xlst ut
since nr last issne , W. e. Eatdsn. the Desc
craiic ne piaaa Of this parish e. ssit IN STATE
lsgi-iats y, visited or town "a gs RiehArdsoR.
c4Rdiisa fef the STATE -sa -. = tii sbsrh. from
the State but hoss' e. bear irsw him at carly
dag, tis temes ptxes YHursiFes zght before the
people an Do yaHr gw1 ectanseFs v. Rememeer.
Too. thai ur psepls are @asisll and his COR
tempsihia salitie#l sway tsis statt Let as make
him aud US political as rensl sh, 1--we BY ssiud'
ling the - &C. know and sc tas' - aasr q SatEs 20
our al ars. Sliari . se eyt1ilns Of al that y
contemplate aaA bis posg &sHAy'aan ~ ths heat
Interests o. our people. Waen are NJ longer
capsbie n ding ourselves We hag4 = be aeis "a call
LOT the qua Iiaashp 81 a M aeh Aart s9n0rabis and
responsible nAa than slaAA
Tot, iaI ar Advocate. ysat isEEesize Is streng-
very strong You speak u he ~k.nHf 10 a manner
Altogether g rspccifai. lais-a. 30 60 further
thsn that. You dcEosnos a ~asa sssthinE teal.
fal sevestt Nsw, shis s,a4 a. The Earl Of
Fiaqaemb - anS +AutsSat ai 81 le iaai-taaass
shsuia ndg be treasad Ia ths ty--AadaciSas
.tyls q yoa don't uaiaa ae eli s,Htks bach. and
thsn ysa ell catch d 49, I'd 81 seissdrs@ lie
has aasa head, a Fssen1'se arHsaEy q ssFsus and
ialr afm, and plenty o. ,nsn-s - ssy nothieg q
yhr u ,isFia aid be s@eh an alsassAlsurs
La = = pasitixsiy saotn u ss. issk sat- ,'Oll
mss,,f has positive 0t5sc-ls zzAisst tnssrseFSHe,
Esa Aay Of hts pet es otAss p fssas.
Rally, times have enns ta 5stFsz 81 pas. shss
Nssth louisiana caaEssy @.tsszz gt&l.' sass "a
'hI zsctiea. pscsa1s ta tblss nass less Ga IA
ileu'as.ses. Has 0uly wilss5t M ~, vrss l'sE'oza
7 .sazt. bas in d9snrkht ass,s@as . ~ IsssaD
ilpase Verify. sAiz - - ussF sHs at ssini
-; ap tise gssisptsAz Rsa4 ie#@ ess sssees'T 's
TT sssrss prsFsls4slss ., Sac ~ ns tstssss :
/ sam ltlpas ~
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VOLUME XII.
COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL
properly bcdded therein In herring bon- regularly laid s clos
oinH without any rugged hollow places thai pave
n adu sbsiIh

properly bedded therein herring bone, regularly close
II! S..s 5. j: ss.''
on oa S g. T.
which b found Y The y IL.
r. sgoinS and = eeI .s
al old nG wsh may sS0d BY The Gy
GENERAL CLAtsEsThe whole work stall be executed to
The entire nd 81 M Of TIE cry Surveyor who will be the
hs material. siai be q 80 best quality, and shall be
zig soniAsor sha Be- bound begin ihs q the ten
Council and eenpes The same hfee montbs af'e,
penalty en- dollars day for each aud every day thereafter
Good and security n the $1,000 shall be required
Payment made completion Of the wok eenp1ssd
In each contract and acceptance Of The same BY s G sur
." aaG ss to to S
s, sinss II r sson
Be collected ey the a l. who , shall be
Of s ss' ss M
sf,i"s e. s BIZ g; q
III veil
Sae5 e II ss the
ssa h ss
article 1925 & hs Sy GSas
-s9as nsesals and s0f
the contractor shall abandon the work. or not hnief
and the conformity with his contract the sale
Contractor shall forfeit all claims may have for any part
the BY him the dste Of the at.
therefor well understood that in the contrac
be ard his securities shall be held
hound In odo the city all loss difference be
price which the originally contracted
perform work and the price whh be adudcAte
at a re. sale djudicaton.
Bids 10 be per running Of sidewalks complete in
cndng the turning the and per running foot Ct oil
sidewalks reconstructed and repaired complete
New Orleans, July Is. 1859 4.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards of the Common Council. .. Na.
fsignedl RoBT HUYGHE, c,.;rns,
tSsnedl H. T. VENNARD, ""
as1s nss'eioa oep' o. HENRy DuREI for Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The CUTTERS draining sh. be = III: bsss cast iron
gravel London gravel not and
s +. s. sss. e e.
s.lynx "d'h S widths be iaia.sd By 'h' o
.ss;.
BY City Surveyor and substitute IN their stead new
10 the line. md gads % so Sy
y s ss to Tsy he .s, % s ss
ont tie work. K and each
% ss: &c E
eRpSTsa hs
The CROSSING stones laid according the lines and
grades given BY the surveyor good joints and = The
81
yin y. M head 3. Il. r, ,s. =
SONS shall e laid in good joints and IN the bes, work
By ,he city surveyo bs plates
s. m s1 Ss r. and s. h ss Il.
and snail BE- lad with an Inclination or ops
h s sssG o. ne s 70 Re oSsI h a. ne
they shall rejected and be hlled with hns gravel Ana
s s Win .1s
% ss s
shall dress the be given By
ss no @
sDs s n v Il. 900 i
paving shall then laying the paving the contractor
w
IL s e Pd oe Ss s %
ion IL shall use q. boci: h:y touch
nes nes, f,sss
a @ s H. psn
sny rolled VII eoO After H. rain !, has settled
ass
ss s II s
q i v
snd a
Tie join,s flied The gs shall ss laid il
ps'ed aas even en- hs.
bs q m ps% I
REPLACE The s ss @ s sns
sss ss oa, % s. * is
ct 1s H
prepsy S hets1s A Or 4 shs y
hs
the d the city Surveyor who will be the sol
old rejected sls
Of the and shall be removed and hauled ava
All he materials required 70. the pee.msnes ?, the wo
The ysr 20 The ,,s
@ 1s
GOOD and solvent secnr.y Of $4,000 shall
required TO faithful Of the con,Isc
every square and acceptance Of the same
the City Surveyor foil the proper ION 70 6e pa
in bills sga,as, ,nd ROPE r.
City Charter said bills to be col eced by the COZ
tractor who shall be subrogared all the rights Of the city
Of .ad bills and the city Of be held lab
of said bills should the same not be
Il and proportion to be paid by the city of New OIL ans
n set iement until the le,ion q the whole work
Thee nac'or shall pay Into the Gl,y Iieasury pr Of IL :
holders lit being well undes ood that -a co
shah have the right of demanding of said pe'tone
well understood that in OF failure BY the contract
~ begin finish the part thereof wi'hn the
rod fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the
the work being executed the Council shall have
fau required article 1908 of the Civil Code and wi,ho
applying of Justice annul the same and without
dmnty also well understood, that in the
be- shall time ananaon the work. or not hnish
forfeit all claims he have for part OF
work done by him to the date Of the and n
shall be thereby discharged from any and al abi
and his securities shall be held
nd bound in soido to pay INTO the city a Or
the work and the price at which may be adudcst
ed at a sale or readludicaton. .
b Bids be supe fetal yard of square block paving fl
al foot Of curbstones furnished and laid superficial foot
crossing furnished and laid running foot OF sid
I'd walks taken up relad from New evee to Ram ssre
and per running taken up aud laid frc
BE- required gners draining lots and r
he ~" Il Is gned ~ ~ louis H. PILE City Surveyor
the Committees Streets and Landings OF be
Esgsnsdl Esignsddl EoRr; yESTaRP HSSTaRRPp chairmsn.
AT az s.e Il ~ HENRY DUREL. for Comptroller