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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31
Special notirrs.
BHEUMATIsM CURED

NORWICH, CONN., FEBRUAHY l, 1859.
This may certify, that in the spring of 1858 was a.
tackled with rheumatism in my leg, which rendered IA
cripple. and disabled me forueary two months durn
which time suffered the excrucatng torture an
had nearly relinqushcd all hopes Of relief when for
tunairly heard of the wonderful power Of DR. SWEET
lNFALLlBLE LlNNMENT, and determined TO give
trial did 80, and experienced immediate relief Al
Ter few applications my limbs entirely restored an
A. J.. WHITE.
NoHwIoH, FEB. l, 1859.
MIR A. l.. WiurE has been employed by US for som
four or five years. and believe him To be- a man who's
statements can be implicitly relied upon.
WILLOUGHBY CO.,
Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers. l0,L
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-31

PoLITfcAL POvERrY.-Giles Harrington,
Esq, the Breckenridge candidate for lieute-
nant governor Of Vermont, is announced as
the new Collector at Alburgh Here is a
double inciigibiity. by the laws Of the T.
nitcd States ho is forbidden to hold a State
office and by the laws OF Vermont a State
officer is rendered incapable of holding a fed
eral office. II is not likely that Mr.. Harring-
ton will reliuquish the bird in his hand for
the one in the burh but what will Vermont
ers think Of voting for man who Is consti-
tutionally and lequally ineligible The mat
ter, however is only important a question
Of propriety or Of decency. -Ph@Hir.
~ A Distressing Cough causes the friends
to suffer as much pain as the sufferer him
self DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
will certainly cure coughs and colds, and ar
rest consumption, and that speedily. When
did it ever fail
SICK HEADACHE. DEBILIry AND INDIGEs-
roN.-Where among all the remedies for
these complaints is there one which so quick
y, so ettectuaIly, and permanently removes
them as the Oxygcnated Btters
q Holloway Pin. produce most surprising change
in cases of general debility. The broken down invalid
whose taccd muscles and relaxed system have
scarcely sufficient vitality sustain his cmacated form
nygnrauug effect uf this priceless remedy. and bis whole
frame is re-anmatcd aud filled with energy Ills spirits
resume their bu1Yancy, and Doc feels lkc new man.
such hc rAucrCua ~ thousands. Longevity depends
BOO grclt upon the regular aud healthy action
" M organs Of digestion aud cNrrction and upon these
org'ns Holloway fils operate irTcssuhly-
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"DuY ME, AND vi no YOU GooD'
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cradicafilg disease
These bters continue TO be the most STANDARD, popt
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BRYAN'S
p u L N O MO w A Z Z Z S !


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TO VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
these Waters peculiarly valuable they will in osH
the most occasional hoarscness and
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Price % cents per box.
Vocaliss and Public Speakers
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Yocalists and Public Speakers
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Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable TO
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Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
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the Chest aud Lungs.
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sold by all Druggists
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC mNiFDrEs
n, Price VI Single Bo,e--cents
Cures Fever. Congestion, and Inflammation
Heat, 70 100. iestitssuess 20
2-Cures Worm Fever. Worm Collie yoracous
8-Cures collie. Tseiijnu. Cryiur aud w.semlur.s
Slow Gr0nti, ani fcehleress 81 tHfanis. %
i iassta 1D a, SIMMER M Complaints. ~ %
b-Cures Dysentery or Bloody fluN, Collie,
6-Cures Cholera, C,ern N,fbas Nausea, and
Cures Coughs Colds iioar.enes., bronchitis.
Inau-fFl n1d Sore Throat ..-,.. .... 25
s-Cures Toothache. Faccaclie, Nervous Palms,
Nruraida. and Tic nol0reuN .... ...... %
e-Cures Headaches. Sick Headaches Vertigo,
Rush Of Blood 90 the Heai-,...... .---.... 25
10-Cures Dyspepsia, Weak, Acid, or ncranred
siomach Constipation, liver Complaint ........ %
l1-Cures Suppressed Menses, or scaniy or
Delaying Green sickness ...... ..-+.+...- %
I9-Cures Ileucorrhea or Whites, bearing Down,
ia-Cures Group. iIonrse Croury Cough, Difficult and
H-Cures salt Rheum. Crusty Eruptions Frysips-
las, scald Hcad, BARRIERS l,ch... .... 20
1S-oures hhepmatisn P9ln LSneae'' or Sore q,
i6-Cures Fever and Ague, lntermiiten, Fever
Dumb Ague, Old Invriern,e Agues ...... 80
l'-Cures Piles, Internal or External Blind or Bleed,
ins, Recent or Obstinate. ... ...... .. ..... 90
is-Cures Opthalmy. Weak InaaIncd Eyes or
fNcliits Failing or Weak Sight ..... ........ 80
l9-Cures Catarrh. Acute Chronic, Dry Flow
iuE cold in The Head, Influenza ........... 90
fe-Cures WhoopinR Cough, shortening aud
2l--Cures Asthma Oppressed Dinicult Laborci
Hreitlins Cough and Exucriuradon. ......... 80
22-Cures Ear Discharges, Noise in The Head, I'm
rHred Hearing, Etrachr. .......-.....-.... 30
g}-Cures Scrofita. Enlarged Glands and Tausle
SNcllinrs and Old Ulcers. see. .. ............. %
2i-Cures General Debility, Physical or Nervous
Weakness ............-... '..-' ....... 49, 30
lures Dr9psy, fe's ACCOMMODATIONS Inmd "a
2G-Cures Sea Sickness. prostraton Vertigo
Nausea, Vomiting. ..,'....... $500. 70
27-Cures Urinary Diseases. Gravel, Renal
CncuH Difficult Or Painful Irination - 20
t'-Cures Seminal Emissions, Involuntary Dis
biiy ... ....... ...--. 100
90 Cures Sore Month or Stomaoace Gathered
Month VI Admits or children 40
8o-Cures Urinary Incontinenca weine tie
Ils,l t,1 rrqueht painful or calling rrinaion 10
W-Curcs Painful Menses, Pressure, Cramp or
siHsns, o. ihe time; or Itching and Irritation;
9s-Cnres suGerings at Change OF Life;
even disease Of te Heart ~ anu too
PRICE OF CAsEs
A Gas. If r,.pt, slgb, large yt,ts m ,,oyo,, and
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Travellers always liable 90 sudden attacks Of Dysoi-
terg and chora Mor5 and these occurring when absent
from home are very unpleasant Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer may always be relied upon he such cases. As
soon You feel the symptoms take one traspo0nml n a
gill NJ new milk and moasscs and gill OF hot water. stir
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ln cases u asthma and Phb,se, take tca-poonfl in
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clear.
Dr. Sweet says it takes ont the in Of
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Fishermen, 50 often exposed 90 hurts y having their
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a. the accident occurs u this the anguish is soon
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The bites and scratches Of dogs cured los
bathing with the Pain Killer, clear. Great success has
been realized apply ing this medicine the ac
cidcut occurs
Sold By druggists everywhere. l0ll
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DIR MATTIsON's REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES.

SPECIAL. DISEASES,
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ufThis sprciaify embraces al diseases Of Pirate
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THn MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE

~ fATENI AtENC1.
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Late PRINCIPAL Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office al Washington,
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Persons residing AT distance may obtain all ncccssa
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lic hcgs leave 90 refer those unacquanted with him 10
the following testimonials -
F,op the Hon. Charles Mnson COMMISSIONS nj PafenH
u. s. PATENr OrpcH Feb %, 1888.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner of Patcuts Samuel
Copper, ESD, Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capadity m constant correspondence
ouch ac,rnintancc with the Patent Law and with tho
rules aud practice Of hc office, close attention 10 the
Interests of his clients md marked candor aud courte
y that has rendered The transaction ~ business with
him pleasure have NO hesitation Ia stating that
regard him VI The very best agents for the trans.
action u business with this Office with whom an
CHARLES MASON, Coainisuoner.
Fran thc ElamiHcrs ~ ne Patent OHce
The undersigned, Principal aud Assistant Examiners
in ihc United States Patent office have for several years
hccu well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Copper, late
principal Examiner In this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he * a gentleman Of the highest moral
character, Of unqucshoned knowledge in tho business
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mcnta are such emnrnty h him for the business in
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HENRY o kENWlCK, } p-,.eia,y
= n lane { Eraminers.
4. Il. pEALE.
THOS. r. ENERETr. 1,sisfani
+. SOUTHGA1E SMITH, EraD,ineys
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FROM long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper, fully and hearth, concur ia the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN z. n. FITZGERALD,
Laie Princ'pai Esagst,ey Of i'a',Afs'
Boston, Jan !, 1860. 1923
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ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.

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FOR SORE, WEAK, INFLAMED EYES AND EYE

true specific and invaluable remedy has boon a. last
discovered Dr. Humphreys argues that these affections
invariably result from constitutional disease NJ which
the local affection il only the outward mauifcs
Hence, Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Ophthamia
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The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

~ Our Arkansas exchanges bring the
most melancholy and distressing accounts
of the drouth on the crops in that State.
The Little Rock Gazette, in speaking of the
corn-crop, which, three or four weeks ago,
was the most promising that had been seen
for many years, says: &c 1t is now cut
short without the least hope of making
enough to feed the people. Nothing but
starvation stares poor farmers in the face,
of whom many will not raise corn enough
to feed their families until Christmas. Most
farmers are cutting their corn down, and
many held will not produce one ear of
corn. The prospects in this region are
shocking enough. .''-Hanni6af Democrat.
We are truly sorry to see OR friend Of
the Gazette crying scolf" so loudly when
we really think there is no danger. So far
as this portion of the State is concerned,
we can safely say that the corn crop is any
thing but entirely cut off there will be
plenty of corn to " feed the poor people, -
and starvation is the last thing farmers
think of. Arkansas has shown herself
fully able to maintain herself in any kind
of drought Let all farmers come to Ar
kansas who wish to have home where
they can alvays have plenty. AT all events
we speak this confidently of Western Ark
ansas.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

~ We suggest to- our friends that,
whenever they hear Breckenridge circuit
rider ranting, either on the stump or in the
bar-room, about Southern rights and Con-
gtessional protection of slavery in the Ter
ritories, they put the following questions to
him:
1. Was there not large majority in the
United States Senate, last winter, in favor
of Congressional protection of slavery
2. If SO, why did they vote down almost
unanimously, Mr.. Browns proposition for
the protection Of slavery in Kansas
8. Are you in favor Of . dissolution of the
Union if Lincoln is elected?
4. Are you in favor of dissolution OF
the Union if Douglas is elected
5. Can you tell us why Breckenridge as
sisted to nominate Gen. Taylor. and then
refused to vote for either him or Cass
Arc you for dissolution of the Union,
if you don't get slavery protected in the
Territories by the Federal Government
7. Why do your friends run Brecken-
ridge tickets in the free States. when its only
effect can be to give the electoral vote oi
those States to Lincoln
Cut these questions out and lay themaway
iu snug corner Of your pocket book, and
try them on the first apostle of Breckin-
ride and disunion that you meet. Don't
let him dodge You, but press him to direct
answer. If you can get an answer out Of
him, you will be more fortunate than we an
ticipate.-LouisviHs Desoerat.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07
Fine Apples

j. G. S1EvEssox, Esq, sent US basket
of the largest and finest favored Apples,
we have ever put our eyes on. Out of Gu
riosity we measured them. and found that
fifteen made large peck. Squire Steven
son is one of the best and most successful
farmers in Crawford county, as such spe-
cimens of Fruit, pronounce him at once.
We make our lowest bow for the favor
and challenge any to bring us better
lot.
APrLEs AGAIS.-The ink had hardly
got dry in noticing the apples presented
to us by Squire Stevenson. before Dcct
RICHARD THKUsroS. laid upon our table
a variety of some of the kinds Of his Ap.
pies. Like those of the Squires, they wers
large, fair and very delicious-good enough
for President Douglas.
DIR. Thruston, has been in the Fruit Nur-
sery business. for number years, and has
one of the finest Nurseries, stocked will
all varieties of Fruits, in the Southwest
Every man who has spot of land, should
cultivate fruit; of all kinds-nothing pay,
better. By getting trees of the Doctor
you are sure of healthy ones, with certain
guarantee that they will turn out as repre-
sented.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07
For the Press.


EXTRACTS FROM THE THRILLING STonY OF
HE SoNNAMBULIsT, OR THE ADvEN-
TUREs OF NIaHr,' NOW BEING pUn-
MsHED IN THE BUNGTowN RoARER.''
He slept-bright visions of beauty
fioated in magnifcence DER his wrapt soul. IA
smiled a smile-not such smile as we are wont
10 get at " Johns, but such an one as poek sing
and anxious manpaa's call angelic. . Boy,
hood again is his--the cares and trials of long
life in the " tented field are forgotten. Bright
recollecons of childhood have displaced the stern
features of his companions in arms. and the merry
the bugies call 70 arms As said astsaa BsSaa s Ss
smiled.
y 1ntermission Of five minutes to eat pea nuts
entire change Of scene.
But now change comes DER the spirit of his
dream" He turns uneasily in sleep, aud now he
starts into an upright posture, and seizes his
.trusty colt (by the tail) which military disei-
pline (not want Of nerve) has taught him ought
never to be out of reach in times that tries mems
" sole leather"
The door opens. (That is equal to any thing we
have ever seen in the Ledger observe what ane
dramatic effect. Imagine, Moroney saving it.
" The door opens" Good point: En- "The full
light about the form chat is approaching. No
Ghost Of Hamlet's Father could hold candle >
to the aforesaid form as it graoely drew near ths
couch Of our hero.
A thousand ertvemeiy horrible thoughts flashed
through his brai-head. as he gased on the spec.
TIE. Could it be the spirit Of one Of his many vic
uns !-Prespirsng reflection. Oh, how unoolnfor-
table thought that he must perish with NO frirne
to assist him-his own bed to be drenched in ftrs,
class blood, when.washing is six bits per dozen.
Never lone desperate effort and he might
save his Baeon.-(t's high, this season n)--he made
it, and earvieeding kis mSeste osn with fssr sos
eedsfead. ne brcught his artillery to tear on n,
that struck terror to the heart Of his ghostly yis;t
Or" how are yoo, LAw-"f"
Continued in the " Rungtown Roarer." Sub
scription price one dollar; back numbers ZEN
when requesteds
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07
Public Meeting!

ALL good citizens Of Cnwford County. are
earnestly solicited TO meet st the Court House. in
this City, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. to take
steps for the purpose of organizing . POLICE
the PURPOSE Of insttuting measures for the detec-
tion and punishment of al persons who may en-
tertan views hostile to the domestic institutions
of the South, well As all vagabonds and xorth-
less individuals, who have no apparent calling OF
visible means of support full attendance Of all
good and honest citizens is earnestly requested
We need fear nothing from the theoretical Aboli-
tionism in the North, SO long are vigilant in
the South and nip ell treasonous efTts in the bud
All may sufflr let all attend and give their sever
al opinions, make suggestions. etc, irrespective Of
politics or religion Let Us stand to our plain and
unmistakable duty.