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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16


Light. from Aspinwall. arrived this forenoon.
A frigbtfnl accident occurred on the ION
in the dry dock at San Lorenzo. involving the
entire destruction of the Peruvian fri,otc
Callao. formerly the Anncrimae. and n rroat
loss Of life S6e was Loi,c, JockoI Win an
her crew on board. when The stancbions Of
Mo docL ,,,yo ,,,,,. c,nsi,,, lo r., - AMI
to rapidly fill with water A great number
of men women and children, and the sick
were below, all of whom persisted 1t was
beloved that the number of the killed would
reach $50. The number Of the wounded
with broken heads, arms and legs, was very
great. The Callao was forty-iourgun irigatc,
built in England six years ago. The dry dock
was so badly damaged as TO be rendered en-
tirely useless.
The revolution in Bolivia had been entire
ly suppressed Several officers were shot
Adyices from Nicaragua state that the news
of Walker capture 'e"ohed there on the 3Oth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

ONE BRICK WRoNG.-Workmen were re-
Gently building a large brick tower, which
was to be carried up very high. The archi-
tect and foreman charged the masons to lay
each brick with the greatest exactnoss. es-
pecially the first course, which was to sustain
all the rest. However, in laying corner.
by accident or carelessnoss, one brick was set
very little out Of line. The work went on
without its being noticed, but as each course
OF bricks was kept in line with those al
ready LAID, the tower was not put up straight,
and the higher they built the more insecure
1t became. One day when the tower had
been carried up about fifty feet, there was a
tremendous crash. The building had fallen.
burylng the men in the ruins. All the work
was lost, materials wasted, valuable lives sac
rfced, all from one brick laid wrong at the
start. The workman at fault in this matter
little thought how much mischief he was
making for the future. DO you ever think
what ruin may come Of one bad habit, one
brick laid wrong, while you are now building
character for life Remember in youth
the foundation is laid. See to it that all il
kept straight
Dear young reader, did you ever think Of
thisi
Reforms arc continually tumbling down,
because reiormers will not lay their bricks
straight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
N APERIENT AND SroMACHIC

\ n APERlENI AND SIOMACtllC
\ preparation OF IRON purified Of Oxygen and Car
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highest Medical Authorities. both n Europe and the
United States, and prescribed iu their practice The cv
pcrcucc of thousands iaf prove that no preparation of
Iron Doc comparcI uilh IT, Impurities of the bliod.
depression of Vital energy uao and otherwise sichIy
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

As dogs are now the observed Of all Observers per
hars It might be amiss reprint the following path
etc stanlas within thirty odd years ago by well know
member Of the windham County Bar, under crcum
very similar, il would seem, to those now exist
ing Let those Legislators contemplating violent in
canine rights therefore pause and consider, les
they find themselves superseded another year by Jovle
and his associates IL.
"Jowlcr they've tax "a ye, honest friend
Assessed yc, put ye in the roll
To exile every dog they'll send
Unless some friend will pay his poll
BY all that's good the rascas meant,
Between us two, 10 breed strife,
And drive you into Punishment
Or bride your friend to take your life
But fowler, don't you be alarmed
II politicians do neglect ye;
III pay the tax-yc shant be harmed
love and honor and respect ye
But taxes by the Constitution,
Convey the right 10 represent;
SO dogs, by this same resolution.
May just as well az men be sent.
Now dogs and mon and voters hear
That Jowlcr's put in nomination,
To coupon the coming year
And aid u public legislation
Jowlcr beware Of demagogues;
Keen out Of the minority
Take care 20 smell Of other dogs,
And vote with the majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

favoritos. So he kept still and let them talk
and they soon got into quarrel, and they
appealed to Smith, and he kinder sided with
one, but thought old Nance was the best
mare, and finally, to keep the other from get
ting first, they sided with him, and he went
in for both Of theirs. Smith says he saw
some queer things on that committee.
So we got our premiums, but you don't
see, perhaps, Col, as well as | do that it
wants something moro than merit to be sure
Of winning.
GETS TRREvERENT.
The State of Now-York is great State,
the biggest in the Union, and the Newly ork
State Agricultural Society is a great institu-
ton, but if there amt some of the allfrcdest
big humbugs crawling around its Annual
Fair, then I'm teapot.
CONCLUDES.
want to tell you heap more, but have
used up so much paper fear you won't have
patience TO print my letter.
Yours to command
JOHN PLowHANDLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
DR SWEETS INFALIIBLE LINI
II MENT

THE GREAT ENIEltNAL REMEDY.
foT L,.,1' .., o''t, Ne0q'.,a h'g..eso >F
Nf9, g"a J3,"l' N~a'H' hr"s'; tHn a"
" pn3t4s, Iftfs, Hs1aGa tf anal az hNtuui0f-
&c and Nervous Diiordfrs.
For al 10 which j. b. speedy and certain remedy, arI
Of DR. Stephen Sweet. of Connecticut the famous bone
setter and has been used IN his practice r than
twenty yeef with ihe most astonishing success.
A. qf fhfrtaf0r ~ Pam it Is unri,alod hy Huy pre-
paraton bciurc Gee public uf which the most skcpua
may be convinced By a single trial.
This lnimcnt viii cure rapidly aud radically kh0t
where i has been used q has never been known 20 a
For Nenra'ga, II Will afford immediate relief in every
1t will relieve the worst of Hcadr,le IN thrccmn-
utes and is warranted 90 do IL.
Ioo'tachc also 10 will cure instantly.
For Nerroi@ De6ihfg and Gcfer1i Lassituac auNrS
from imprudonrc excess This Liumcnt Is snost aYN
and unailing remedy Acting directly upon he uciY"
stores 70 20 elasticity and ,igor.
For pies AS an external remedy, claim that Do s
the best known, and challenge the world 10 produce a
equal Every victim Of THIS distressing complaint sh'u"
give IL trial, ioI it will not i 20 afford innedilte o.
lief and in majority Of cases viii aiir radical cure
QniHsy and Sore IhroN are sometimes extremely ma
lignant and dangerous, hut timely application NJ his
| Lininout will never ftil 90 cure
Sprains arc sometimes vely obstinate and eulargcmri
Of the joints is llhie o occur d neglected. The worst
case may be conquered by this Luimcni IN two or thee
day c, 49,
Scads, Yield readily the wonderfully healing proper
tics Of DIR. SWEET lNrtLHRIg LISi@ENI. whrn as'd
according TO directions Also Cht@'d'Hs, Frosted feeii
and Insect Bites and SfiHqs.
Eroy Ho,sc Ocuer should have this remedy at hand.
for It's Timely u-ea the first appearance Of Lamcucs wiz
ehectuay prevent those formidable Diseases 20 which I'D
horses are liable. and which render many othcrwit
valuable horses nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary Testimonials to the won
derful curative pmpco, n ibis Eminent have been re-
cciycd within thc ast years aud many Of them from
persons IN the highest ranks II life.
CAUTION
To avoid imposition, observe he Signature and l, ,
ness ot Dr. stephen Sweet uu every label, und also 0N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOMESTIC RECEIPTS-INFALLlBLE
/. To prevent horses and cattle from jump
ing-Keep good fences around fields Of good
pasture.
2 How to sleep soundly at night-Do a
hard days work at some honest manual la
Dor, go to bed early, and always with a con-
scousness Of having done right through the
day. Warrcnted.
3. To cure dyspepsia-Take q new axe,
put white hickory handle in it, bore a half
inch hole in the top of the handle, seal the
hole with gum camphor, and seal itup. Then
take the axe and cut cord wood at fifty cents
a cord boarding yourself until the heat Of
the handle dissoyos and aboorbs the cam
phor.
n. BIT will do just as we'll at these
times to take maui and split rails, at the
same price per hundred.
4. To prevent dogs from killing sheep. If
the dogs are good for anything, give them
plenty of bread and meat to eat at homc--if
good for nothing, give them less meat with
one grain of strychnnc in it.
5. To prevent wives from scolding-Pro-
vide them with plenty Of good wood and wa
ter-plenty in the pantry and kitchen, and
always wear cheerful countonauce, and
speak pleasantly yourself =. S-Wiie
says must add to this, marry a sensible no.
man. UNCLE BIN,
Ia Hiand Nous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
Reliablo Testimony.

"; eqH he attention q Ae reader 20 The td1or'ng
letter from President ssah, n Wesleyan Unir1si'y.
MiDDLErowS, Conn, Feh 2e 1850
SETH w. FowLE 4 co. - Gentlemen Ell drst
made use Of The Oxyecnated Biuers sumo seven or
eight years since Having suffered for twenty years
from form Of dyspcpsia, which was attended with
nervous headache, average Of NOT less than
day n a week, was induced, by tho unprotoud.ns
concentration Of DR.. Green, " 90 try one bottle, and IL
no benefit was received To- discontinue the usoH
The Use of one bottle warranted further trial, 10 Che
extent Of SOME three four, wish a careful Observance
Of the accompanying directions. Tho result was,
almost entire relief from the usual dyspepuc symptoms
and their depressing, painful consequences. believe
these Bers produced entire change Tho habits of
my SYSTEM and upon the active energies Of the digestive
organs now deem myself exempt from py-pcpta
o. mast persons. These B.tiors have also been ct
vco 10 other members Of my family
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS w. SMITH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
REAnY.NL1nE YEAST.

Peahaps all our lady readers may not I'M
dcrstsnd the best method of having good
eady-made yeast always on hand. We in
variaby have good bread made from the yeast
cakes prepared as follows; Put into three
pints of water "a handful of hops, and nearly
aquaft ofparcd potatoes, Gu. into small pieces.
Boil for half an hour, and strain while scald-
ing hot into sufficient -four to make stiff
batter. Stir it we'll, adding one tablespoon
full Of fresh yeast and set it in warm place 20
rise. When light, mix it stiff with Indian
meal, roll out thin, snd cut into round cakes
or square pieces, two, or two and half
inches in diameter. Dry these thoroughly,
and keep them in bag in a dry place. They
will remain good for months. Before using,
take one of these cakes for each medium
sized loaf, soak in warm water till soft, and
add teaspoonful of soda for three or four
yeast cakes Add this to the -four with warm
water, and raise in the usual manner. Some
put the light yeast, without adding the ludi-
an meal into close jars or jugs, and use as
needed. 1t will not keep many weeks by
this mothed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
SOUTH cARoLIAN IN A FEVER !
Columbia, S. Q. Nov. 9.

Columbia, S. C.. Nov. 9.
The Speaker of the House last night re-
ceiyod from Virginia an offer rendering the
services Of Volunteer Corps in the event of
South Carolina seeding. Edmund Ruflin
made a secession speech here last night which
was rapturously received, Efforts were made
yesterday, in the legislature, to wait for the
cooperation Of other Southern States, but
they failed. A State Convention is TO be
called and secession is certain. The cleo
ton Of delegates will probably be ordered on
the 4th Of December and the Convention will
meet on the It'll.
Charleston S. c. Nov.
A dispatch in the Courier from Washing
ton, says that the President will resist multi
iication but not secession.
Washington, Nov
Letters continue to be received from re-
spectacle sources from the South, by the Ad-
ministraton, asserting that South Carolina
will positively secede from the Union As
yet there has been no formal consideration of
the subject by the Cabinet, and therefore no
course OF action in view Of such contingency
has yet been adopted.
No troops have been recently sent TO the
Southern military posts, nor is such move
ment contemplated.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. g.
A club of minute men was formed tonight.
Baltimore, Nov. o.
The members of the Brokers Board re-
ceived dispatches yesterday from prominent
parties in South Carolina and other Southern
States, giving assurance that there will be no
secession at present nor hereafter, unless
Lincoln commits some overt act Of injustice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

-OLEs. ECLECTIC IN.

hR. G.. IL. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
~ URINARY, ~ Court Street. Boston, Mass
Having given my undivided attention for the las, a.
teen years. o the treatment Of the gco urinary organs,
and having had large practice in this speciality claim
me best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
70 advertise my remedies Tor the people generally from
ne met Wgtoe rdo most need my s0ricc dare mot ask
"Jff"a rhere ~ difeci them.
TO THE IMpOTENT AND DEBuITATED.
spormatonhma. Seminal Weakness divide into
three stages
lst Nightly Emissions which my Eclectic Life Drops
WI cure IRE ~ very short time, without failure.
a. Daily Discharges There are more cases Of this
than the world m aware Of Some Of The symptoms are
high coorcd and scanty excavations nom Inc bladder
WIN smaring sensation attending IT, sometimes with
turbd sediment, and at othcrsa milkwho appcarance
have Analysed many specimens Of this nature and in
all cases have found traces Of Semen and Albumon,
which is a' sure 60 produce death Consumption unless
1t is checked hy medical treatment
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME
81. Loss Of Muscular Power. Such eases may be cur
Cd by similar means 10 the patient be in otherwise ulea
ole health.
Best French Preventative at low prices.
See my advertisement Boo tho Boston Herald and YOU
can learn more flll description " such cases.
Address G.. n. SHOIES, M. D.. l27 Court 81 Boston
Boston May % 1860. gs49
nR. C.. II. SHOLES, PROFESSOR OF
II DISEASES or WOMEN. -- The only Regular
Graduate Physician advertising in Boston, gives particu
lar attention Co Diseases Of Women, especially those suf
'crng from any dsauangomcut Of the Menstrual Svs-
tenn. Married OF single Ladies' may apply with safety
and 10 confidence for relief from the many misiortunes
peculiar 90 the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
! have prepared Medicine for thc purpose Of rcgulat
ing The hoNhV Sickness. which have used f,r tie last
tcu years with tlc most uuboundcd success The follow
ing recommendation is sufficient.
ely, uniform success, even in extreme cases. is
tou9hing as 10 is satisfactory. Journal ~ An. Bed
Science.
have hundreds ofpriyac assurances Of tho same hap
N results nut for obvious reasons cannot place them
before the public
10 is thc very best thing known FOR the purpose and in
cases OF obstruction. after an other means have failed
will produce thC desired effect cure Is guaranteed az
aH cases, or the price will be refunded Purely vcqcta-
Die, and perfectly safe at all times.
CAUlloN-Ncvcr purchase any medicine Of This ma
turr OF amy one 10 c about the country for Pills and
Dtors are deserving of no confidence whatever.
Experienced NURSES and pleasant rooms for those who
wish 60 remain under my care
Address pr a. suOLEs, l27 Court ST.. Boston.
Boston, May 23 1850 gsl0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

CULVER WARE.-'rea Sets, Cake, Fruit
- and suga BAShEIS,-Cups Gohlets, Spoons.
torks-lle' fish and Fruit KNIVES. Butter Coolers
syrup Pitchers Salt Cellars, Spoon Holders &C. com.
p'ete assortment al PHlNNEY'S,
n m, Corusr Nfose
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
TIE OXYGENATED BETTERs.
THE ONYGENATED BITTERS.

sronpARn, n. H., Sept 80, ls59.
Mssrs. srrH vs. fowLE CO..
Gents :- was ir many years, great sufferer from
Dyspepsia or Waiefbmsh, and tried almost everything
within ny roach, but 90 mo- benefit, until was induced
by the recommendation Of my phy seiani d. Hazeon,
t1 make use fthe Ogrenated Btters The flint bottle
produced but a slight alteration che disease, and bad
it not been ior the urgent request Of my physician
should then have discontinued their use, thinking them
10 be of no avail but bis confidence inspired me Co per-
severe, and after using Go the cttent of half dozen bot
tics, had entirely reganed my health hope 40
Dyspcpue persons will be induced To give them fair
tnal being confident that thc remedy the most potent
or the forms OF Dyspepsia that has been pro-
duoed Yours, .,.,., ,.,,s.,.,,g
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Boston s. nt@ uurh ADVERTISEMENTS.
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durability, by being rendered inpcrishahe the nat
ura properties Of the articles upon which they trans
fcrrcd.
As the patented process Of the Company enables the
reproduction Of Photographs not only plain surfaces
but upon such as are round or Of any degree Of cga
typortraits can bc reproduced with hutess accuracy
and deloacy Of doueauon upon Porcelain of any
description aud dimension used articles Of luxury Of
household utility, such as
URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS. TOILET AR
TlCLES. &c;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing unique
and exquisite style Of enumeration Of articles in domcs
tic use.
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification Of the
popular taste and 90 meet the wants OF those patrons OF
the Fine Arts DESTROYS Of having Portraits Pore. Lain
the Company have imported from Europe collection Of
superior Porcelain goods manufactured 20 their own Or
der, which they sell at cost prices.
As the American Company are owners Of the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized 90
use the process they have determined, 900 order
TO AFFORD PEOPLE ~ EVERY SECTION or
THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS on CHINA,
THE COUNTRY. Who ARE UNABLE 10 yIsii
PERSONALLY The ArELlER AND GALLERIES
IN NEW YORK.
Persons sending photograph, ainlrotvpc. or da.uer-
rcotype 90 Che Office OF tlc company iu Sew Nurs ac
compluied by
FIVE DOLLARS.
VII TSe9iye in T,em BY g,.s 3e q 96er ch1rge
SAUCER, WITH THE PORTRAIT
TRANSFERRED THEREON.
By transmitting dagucrre'ypc and