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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05
HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE AND
IT'S POSITION

by comparisons ana.oic with which all question.
decldcd, there none important than such
relate 20 disease We claim that the effect Of opium
thr system is ainst ala natural laws, and the
90 results, both by patient and physician, II they w
speak their mind vail Justify the remark. In the use
ofnpum whose Introduction Ia centuries inside Of that
CaRnhJ nearly the entire product used for other than
medicine. Let any person visit hospital sick
aud witness che state uf patients under what is called
slap with the use OF OPIUM preparations Of opium,
aud they will that is merely negative IL Is Moth
ng more or less than torpid stupefaction aud Of such
nature that all disease Is aggravated rather than cured,
and the patient aVakcs from unnatural rest worse
state than without the opium. Opium also violent
Cuusupator, producing indigestion and arrangement OF
the bowels, like all unnatural stmulants The active
principle Of the Anodyne only produces the most quiet
NATURAL and refreshing rest, but allows nature under
that actual sttc 20 come In and do her portion Of the
work giving what real sleep aud are intended Tor
II Ia alsu cathartic ia effect aud does disturb th,
natural action OF the bowels Therefore wherever, Oh
for opium used let the Auodyne tak
its place, and declarations will IN all be assented
To by fair trial lis present proprietary form is its protec-
uuu aud let the pOpueturs be sustained by the accept
ance Of physician aud patients and much suffering viii
be prevented For sale by all dealers See advertise
mcnt and read pamphlets. lil7
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Fourth Annual Meeting Of the Vermont Anti
slavery Convention will be held NJ Bradford, on Wed
pesay and Thursday the 7h aud 18th Of October next
The enslavomcnt Of four millions in our land, the in.
dcscrbabe wrongs done the oppressed the continued
refusal Of poca parties and OF many religious scots Ia
demand the abolition " Slavery, the increase ofhe Slave
Trade the strength and daring attempts Of the Slave
Power ia the Federal Government and the new Reign
VI Terror in the South well the prosecuting spirit
manifested in the North, all call for large and enthusi
astc asscmbago Of the friends Of freedom without dis
tinton.
Seeking the emancipation Of the enslavcd, and the
highest good Of common country, let the earnest
friends Of human rights in obedience to the voice ofGod
Of humanity and Of patriotism, together for full
aud free discussion Of the great questions now before the
public
Tho friends Of freedom in other States are invited TO
attend and join IN the deliberations Of the Convention
CHAuLEs Lemon RRNoSD NJ Salem, Mass J. H.
HEYwooD Of Boston, and M.FoRD DOuGLAss Of Chica-
~, H., eloquent champions Ut freedom, besides others IN
state, will address the meeting.
The sessions NJ the Convention will open on Wednes-
day at 10 o'clock aud continue through the two days and
evenings. Ia behalf NJ the State Committee.
j. NJ COBURN,
JEHiEL CLAFiIN.
JAS HUTCHINSON, JH,
r. JOHNSTON.
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Deaths.

In Walden, Sept. q, Mr. Abel Guild aged 70 years
lie found dead IN his bed about o'clock on Monday
morning last caused II is supposed, by disease Of The
heart Mr.. Guild respected member Of the Mctho
dist Episcopal Chuich Printers ia ". ~ please notice
In Richmond, Sept 29,h, William Rhodes Esq, aged
about 30 years.
In Bethel Sept l7th. Mrs Harriet wife VI Josiah d.
Cushing Esq ,'agod SO years
In Rochester Sept. 25th Mt William Address, aged
80 years
In williams own, Sept q, Scion McAHster aged
"a years.
In Greensboro, Aug 9th, Mr.. Benjamin Coomer. aged
~ years Sept 1871 Mr. John Moody, a native "
Scotland, aged about so Sept 18th, Mr. Ecazcr Scott
aged 90 years II months and % days. Sept 2sth NJ
fever, Mary Cutting adopted daughter Of Eleazcr aud
Olive Scott, aged 10 years, / month and ~ DAYS
In Wcybridge VT, the 20th Of September, 1860
Dca. Elijah q. Drake. aged GO years.
Ia this village, LIST inst Florence daughter of r. II
and Susan Whittier, aged one year
Do MIlllc.ex. snnl- %. Mr.. Au.anna ramnr.n. 81
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Boston advertisements.

ERADicArioN or DANDRUrr.-The preparations Of
Joseph Burnett Co., the celebrated Chemists Of Bos-
tom are maintaining immense popularity in The United
States, and many Of Quebec friends have become
quite enthusiastic in their favor While other things
grow In day and die in night" hose appear to be-
come greater hyoutcs as they arc longer known. The
cocoano is remarkable preparation for bcautying aud
dressing the hair aud promoting It's vigorous growth
aHd for The eradication Of ddHdrnf 10 is ,e,tbom an
eglai-Qsebo Chronicle. H1S
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DIR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES,

No. % UniOn Street, Providence, x. /.
Hfhis speciality cmhrascs all diseases Of Private
nature both OF MEN and WOMEN. nFCousultations,
by letter otherwise strictly confidential and Mcd-
zines will be sent by Express from observation,
all parts Of the country " Also Accommodations for
patients from abroad, wishing for and quiet RE-
rREAr and good until restored to health. The most
d0Hbted references and Testimonials sent by mail Ad
dress with stamp) DIT. N II. MArrIsoN as above 0i66
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ucullr attention 20 diseases " the gctfo- organs
aud special diseases Of women See advertisement in
auothtt euiuiuu. gS49
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Tue LoHDON SrBREosCoPIC CoMPAHYs business has
increased 10 such extent that they have deemed il
necessary establish depot ia New York for the sup
ply VI stcrcoscopc goods TO the trade generally They
have arranged forward their Manager every week
goods that shall contain all subjects as well
hrst.cass standard pictures and they will then be
enabled tn offer complete assortment Of stock Of
quae character at prices considerably lower than those
Of any other house. II must be evident dealers in
strrcnscOpc goods that they will be consulting their own
Interests by iong business at the New York Branch Of
the LoNuuN STEREosCOPiC Company, as at IIHApQuAH-
Itn. Orders can be sent TO THEO. LEssEY, manager,
djl broadway, New York. Stcreoscopes Of all kinds
siu price, fom hfy cents upwards. Views and groups
nom Stu per dozen upwards. colo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05

Arwoop's QuiSINE roNo BtrrEHs,-the best Aro-
matte Tonic ever offered 90 the public. All Druggists
have IT, see Acknowledgement. Sept. I, lS60-l26f
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INLAGSl FLAGS l-R. VI. YALE may be
i found at his Old stand. NO n Commercial street.
ready tu furnish POLITICAL FLAGS VI all sizes and
descriptions, together with Ropes. Lettering, &C.. at
short notice. He will only say that the last Political
Campaign hc made upwards NJ rEs THOUSAND Dot
IA worth Of Flags, for the different PARTIES therefore
feels THAT hc IS not stranger
All orders from Che country promptly attended 60.
Address r. NJ YALE
OJ II ii Cop,r,.rsi,t .tr..., u...,,,.
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BURNS AND sCALDS.

Require prompt treatment, aud every family should
have proper remedy hand Tho most valuable safe
and clectual ono known d, Dr. Sweets Ist4ibr Ltai-
Hi f IT, healing properties arc WONDERFUL aud seldom
leave -car Everybody should have %. l4I7
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FowLEs PILE AND HUMoR CURE

Sure Cure for bleeding, Blind and itching piles.
Sco6a Salt khcum, Sc One bottle warranted 10 cure
all cases II not, dealers requested 10 refund the
money. Casts from 20 to 50 years standing, cured by
enc bottle Prepared by HENRY ID. FOWLE, II Prince
St, Boston sold by Druggists generally Certificates
with each bottle. Price 81. 4lS
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IDALMER's ARTIFICIAL LEG.

( DALMERS ARTIFICIAL LEG. -
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!aarrtagrs.

At the American House. in Montpelic, oe, a h
ioN' E,J' scott, Mr.. A. l.. BaHows and Miss Mary
Angie Town, both Of Stowe. '
=, In itoohesot Sept 25th, by Rev, Geo. s Guernsey
M Henry Pierce OF iOyalton, and Mrs Mari 4
Remish OF Tunbridge. "
In Brooklyn, n Y, Sept 18th, Mr. Thomas b. Yer.
milyc' of brooklyn, and Miss Jane X. Mauocks daupb.
Ter VI the late WIN. Mattoeks, Esq Of Danylle, VI
- In Montpelier at Bumham's Hotel, Oct ~, BY Rev
II Bnrnham, daughter Of Lewis Durham, Esq, all Of
Montpelier ~ " "
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GREAT CURIOSITY.

Wcha,c one ri the greatest curostics and most yau
able inventions ice the known world. Tor which want
agents everywhere. Full particulars sent rREE.
SHAW a. CLARK, B.ddcford Maine l6
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GTCAU1ION.-To prevent imposition DIR. NJ. will
send free, By enclosing stamp above a Pamphlet
on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Private and Chr0n-
M1iadics generally also, Circulars giving full infor
nation, nih the most undobted references and festia0
mails, without which advertising physician med
cine Of this Kind is deserving Of coSFIDEscB WHAT
EVER. GTOrders by mail promptly attended TO- Write
your address plainly and direct TO Dr. MATrIsoN, as
above.
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GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
~ COLDS AND KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
ruEPARED ny
DIR. J. W. POLAND a co

N0Uet1Wu Centre, n. II.
The following Testimonial will toll s,,,i ina, bo, ,
Medicine TINT q now becoming ponlilr r,.,cr thn an .
other arti,i. .,li ~ 5r,.,,,i.ts = lN' w '''
Rev, ] k Chase of {np,ncy n II undo, d,,. 81
Apr l. 1852 saws When yonr G,vor ftNn botti ~
White Pine Cof,,on,d b was roc,i,,d I ,,,s ,T,.
from most severe c1d I TOOK tb, r'rn,,nJ ,,,t ~ =
/ able 20 nrearh in tvo davs a hiio,. ~
Compound is su Invaluable medicine io wish ,bo,,
sand. VIVA know u,thiut, Of its yirt,es ,yo,ld b,,
I better ac,ip,i,,to,l win il - ~ ~
Kry & Steven. Pastor of tb, p,,,is, Ch,,.,b ~,
[ Guir.fnVu C,ptrc ir i,,t,r d,tr5 A. ~ 1seo a.
,Sone of n,v f.,uiiy have trc5 IN t,t, f,,,, = an
signal success / b.fere n M III AL, f55l be-, f,,,J
Remedies erer Drearred Resides i,s saline ,sa (,ogh
medicine have g,od rca.,u IN brl'evc IL =, la u X,
claim. 10 be for Kidney Diseases and ni,bctes % "
Mr. Asa Goodhl e. of Row N "a was ~, pros,r,,,d
by D.q5ete, IN March 1874 tbat peifior bi,,,I n , ANY,
who saw him Thought that hc could nos.ilv live tlrb
the month Asa lad resort he tb,ught he ,,,iid *"
tho White Pine fo,,p,sDd 1hcy ,,ro"nrci , bc,,c a.
him ht began To t,ko H. and to n, s,rns, M iii i,
ncdatcly showed Sims Of amendment 'Firvcp ,ortb
afterwards, deb 23 1856 i'm MI statement NJ bis
case he saws. 81 believe Dr. Poaud's Win, Pine Co,o
pound under God has been the means of my reroyery
thu, f1r" ''
Hundred, Of case, If * idncv cofpl,irs cured ,,c
ly 1y takme uie White Pine Compoupd have been no.
ported ry druggists Here are two AS SAMPLES.
An apfd ,pa7, In D.n,..r NJ, h"1S ~ C.
pound as "a wonderful curative 6r ktlncy co,,,i,i,,
Being great so r.rcr from that diHlty h, sl,t IN tl
Ap1thccar, for two bottles Thcy crIt hin, lie sad
they were worth fifty dollars lie has since sold pood
I6e second nsss ,,,. tina, ,,,,.;u ST.,
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PARTISAN on SECTInNAL RnnK

but all parties claim TO represent the views Of the
Fathers " the Republic on the Slavery Question the
object OF the compilation is rather show those
views were, and what construction the eminent
men Of the country have given the Constitution from the
period of its adoption to the Repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise in 1854
This volume is the only work Of the kind published
aud should hc ia the hands Of all who wish history Of
this all-absorbng question.
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ITHOMAs GLEED AND F. + GEORGE
SAM U Ell l.. CLINE
LAMoILLE COUNTY CouRI OF CHANcERY.
DECEMBER TERN, 1860.
LAMoiLLE Co CLERK's OfFcE. }
Sent. 10 lSGO

hAhhlALh 20. 1Lthk \ OfflCE,
sept 10, 1860.
Whereas, Thomas Glecd aud 1. T. George. OF Morris
town n said Lamoille County, have this day filed their
bill ia Chancery in this Office, against Samuel L. Gnes
now VI parts urkuown, setting forth ia substance that
sad Olucs owed the orators hundred aud twenty.
i've dollars. specified ia three promissory notes. dated
Feb III, 1906 that he had also guaranteed tho payment
10 the orators the sum Of $3.50 specified in Eve notes
Tor $50 each, signed by Albert Hill and payable to
the orators dated Nov r. 1853 payable in each year
thereafter that 10 secure his sad payments and guaran-
tee, he murgaged 90 the orators certain land ia said
MuUistown, viz " the shop the Top ofthc hill In Nor
tsyilie, known the Tracy Shop and the laud belong
ing 20 and connected Wih The that said notes me
due and unpaid aud praying that the said Glinos equity
IF redemption be iorecosod- Aud it having been made
90 appear 20 the CLERK that the said samuel L. Gnes re-
sides out Of this state IN arts unknown that sub
pwna cannot be served him. it is ordered that said
defendant be summoned TO appear and 70 said
BILL al the the of said Court be holden at
iydepark in the County Of Lamoille the ls Tuesday
IN December, 1860 the st day Of said term, by the
publication Of the substance NJ said bill with this order,
three weeks successfully, in the Vermont Waterman
State Journal the last Of which publications shall be at
1861
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of Sept, 1860
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new and splendid preparation for the Hair uniting tho
. virtues Of the Cocoa Nut and Castor OIL
me Iir0 best Ingredients for Me Hair err discovered
fancy 20 the Hair promotes healthy action and preserves
it, color and beauty.
~ gives he hair most fascinating Appearance IL
VIII preserve the hair ia curl for many days IL will
prevent BALnSEss OF cure g. IL is BETTER in QUAIL
II Y, more in QUANTITY. than any other Hair Prct-
teuon' lt O., the CHEAPEST cLEANEsT, and BEST Hair
GEORGE T. BARNEY, SOUTH MAIDEN. MASS.
For sale by the prominent Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers iu the United States
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- T A + T. OF YER MON T +,
- WASHINGTON DIsTkICT. SIS.

T. " u IL Nj " " /,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier on the 2jth
day Of September A. ID. 1860.
Charles ) Bennitt, Administrator Of the estate Of
Eugene ID. Short late OF Calais IN said district deceased
makes application To said Court with the consent and
appreciation in writing Of the heir Of said deceased for
license sell the whole Of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale would be beneficial to the
heirs and all interested In said estate Whercupon il is
ordered by said Court that said application be referred
the 10Th day Of October A. d. 1862 the Probate Of
nee ~ Montpelier for hearing and decision thereon and
Is 9rher ordered that all persons interested be notified
heleo ny publication of notice Of this application and
uer hefeun' three weeks successfully in the VT Watch
man ana state Journal, printed at Montpelier, before
sa'd me OF hearing that they may appear said time
by the court
Attest, I; II. MERRILL, Register.
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rs Wen as eminent living statesmen, accurately
piled It will also contain the DRIED SCOTT and other
decisions Of the Courts upon the Question. the great
speech " Alexander Hamilton, advocating MONAR-
CHlCAL GOV EMINENT also his plan of Government;
the Inaugural Addresses u WASHINGTON, ADAMS,
JEFFERSON and MADISON and the Farewell Ad-
dresses Of WASHINGTON and JACKSON. II is not
dc.Ia ucl a
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ERUPTloNs, SALT RHEUM, ERYslPE-

o. Sec Advertisement Of Prof l.. Mllcfs Hair In
NiFuftt0r iu another column
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4 BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
THE TEACHINGS OF
PATRIOTS AND STATESMEN
-uR,
The " FouNDEBs OF The REPUBLlC,"
= / A Y T. II Y j..
uTfsef T,.ffgt., %

Great National Work-eycry man who votes. or ex-
poet io vote should nrY and nEAD 10 It is partisan
bonh bUi compilation from the reports Of Debates and
for other ihc sources, of tue Speechcsof the Foun-
drr of ihc Republic on the question Of Slavery, show
ing their opinions thcrcon expressed iu the Congress
of the Confederation n convention form the Consiitu-
tom and iu ihc ceral State Conventions ratfy the
same.
A distinguished feature of the discussions are the
Speeches VI
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s ULTANA SAUCE.

a. really good and economical RELISH adapted to nearly
aH kinds NJ MEAT, FISH, SOUPS, GRAVES. Nr-
IL warm and stimulating rest, good for the appetite
ana digestion. sold by the Grucrrs. Importers and
Agents BRAY X HAYES, "a C0rHhiH, BosfoH, Mass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-07

AMOAa-4 8Ahtt-EAs-AGe~ an NEW NArAAlDa
A letter received on the I'D inst, by a gentleman
Of Detroit Michigan, by the Santa Fe mail contains
the following intelligence
- The Navajo Indians have again broken out with
more than their usual fury They have stolen about
$4,000 sheep and many cattle and mules but most of
the sheep were recaptured by the troops and near
" forty Indians had been killed and many wounded.
Col Porter, Of the rifles, met with one of the mar
auding parties killed several Indians and re-captur-
ed the property. Five or six different parties Of
troops had come in collision with the Indians, and,
excepting in oneinst2nce had chastsed them severe
ly. At Fort Defiance a wood party was fired on
unaxpectedlv; two men were killed, and the AM
mails captured. The party seized their arms, and
held the Indians at bay but they were surrounded
BY superior numbers and their retreat cut on
Their great object was to send intelligence to the
fort but the Indians had possession Of the road
Fortunately a small dog had followed them from
the garrison and they determined to constitute him
a bearer Of dispatches. A note was written aac
secretly fastened to his neck, but the question now
arose. how can he be induced to return to the Fort
Necessity is the mother of invention, and the pres
sure of circumstances materially sharpened theiI
wits. A mustard pot was produced. and, after
iudicions application Of It's contents, the poor dos
/ started for home with commendable industry, and
/ reinforcement was moving in quick time to the re
] lief of the besieged wood party. The Indians re
! tired, and the party returned to the Fort Subse
quently 400 Indians attacked the cattle guard nea'
! Fort Defiance, but were repulsed. Col FaunteroI
/ is about to take the field with large force Th
Legislature Of New Mexico has authorized call o
/ 200 volunteers from each county,
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France AND TIE UNITED STATEs.-A letter from
Paris. dated March lst says that Hon. c. J. FAUX
SER, the newly appointed American Minister to
France 5ad his first interview with NJ. THOUvENEL,
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, on the Monday
previous and would formally present his letters Of
credit to the Emperor on the Sunday following.
Contrary to the usual custom at that Court, Mr.. F.
was invited to assist at the opening Of the Legisa
tive Session as a member Of the Corps Diploma
tique Every desire" says the writer, is mani
tested by the EmperOrs government to cultivate the
most friendly relations with the great american
Republic and il Is to be hoped that solid advantages
to us will arise from the new commercial programme
inaugurated by NAPOLEON III, and the presence IN
Paris of an active representative Of the United
States, to negotiate a new and improved system Of
commercials exchanges between the two nations.
Meantime Mr.. FAULKNER is preparing to install him
self and his family in tins city Of prestige and aP-
pearances. in a manner bcftting the dignity Of his
position"