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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08
, Boston s. ntU llurk advertisements.
DR c. II. SHOLEs, ECLECTIC IN
1 LIu 4 ~.


DR G. II. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
| ~ PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the last A.
teen years, 20 the treatment Of the qe0 urinary organs
and having had large practice in this speciality, claim
tho best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
the fact that those L0 most need Dy srrices are not AK
q friend rhere 20 drect Mem.
TO 1HE IMPOTENr AND DEBHIrATED.
Spermatorrhma, or Seminal Weakness, divide into
lst Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
viii euro in very short time. without failure.
3D. Daily Discharges There are more cases Of this
than the world is aware o. Some Of the symntoms are
high colored and scanfy excavations from the bladder
with smarnq sensation attending IT, sonnctincs with
iurod sediment, aud az others mk-white appearance.
nave anaylcd many specimens Of this nature and in
al cases have found traces Of Semen and Albumen,
it is checked by medical treatment
LOOK To YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd. Loa. of Muscular Power Such cases may be cur
ed by similar means IL hc patient be in otherwise toera
Best French Prevoniatiyes at low prices.
See my advertisement in Che Boston Herald and you
can learn more fll description Of such cases.
Address C.. H. sHOLEs, M. d., l27 Court st.. Boston.
Boston May % 1850. 9S4o
nR. c. II. sHOLEs, PROFESSOR OF
~ DISEASES or WOMEN. - Tho only Regular
Graduate Physician advertising In Boston, gives partou-
ar attention to Diseases " Women. espccailv those SUI
'crug from any disauaugcmout n the Menstrual Sys-
tenn. Married OF single Ladies' may apply with safety
and DO confidence, flr relief from the many mis- fortunes
peculiar go the SEX
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine FOR the purpose Of regulat-
Ing ho Monthly Sickness which have used for the last
ten years with me mo, unbluudcd The follow
ing rccouW eudatiou is sufficient
cts uniform success, in extreme cases is as as
ionishing as 10 is snuiActpry Journal Of An Ned
Science.
have hundreds Of private assurances Of the same hap
py results but Tor obvious reasons cannot place them
before ihr public.
Il is ho very best thing known for the purpose and in
cases NJ obstruction after al other means have failed
viii produce the desired elect is guaranteed ~
az rrse't or tho price viii De refunded. Purely vegeta-
bic, and perfectly safe 40 all times
CAl llON-Ncyer purchase any medicine Of this ma
ture Of any one fle about the country for Pulls and
DRors are deserving OF no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant for those who
wish 90 remain under my care.
Address pr G. II. sHOLES i27 Court St, Boston.
Boston. May %, 1860 9Ni9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08
as VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
nFTTg

Soon checffulness win disracc andcty, and health
disease. And. remember, these Pals aro entirely ,cgo-
table, and harmless Tor the weakest OF the strongest h
able 90 search out and remove no impurities. leaving the
blood as pure ls it was in our first parents.
These celebrated PIls sold at 2j cents per box
with hll directions al POI Canal street, New York. Dr.
bnudrcths Office and hy L. Z. Pierce and Fred. D.
smith, Montpelier and by al respectable dealers 30 mcd
eIues. gg02
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08

S SWAN, BREWER & TILESTON,
~ 0)0l l3l Washington Street, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-08

Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds,
Coughs Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds,
Phlhiic,
Phihiar,
Bronchitis, lOaScnew, Bronchitis,
Bronchitis, llOareueSS, Bronchitis,
Asthma,
Asthma,
WhOOping Cough, Group, WhOOping Cough,
WhOOping Cough, Group, WhOOping Cough,
QuinSy
QuiuxV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
How a Mans boots Saved His Life.

Crab SchlabernGorf, a writer OF no little
power, who lived in Paris garnet, was MI
serly in trifes, and lavishly generous in great
things primarily hearty friend of liberty.
and secondarily a persevering. disinterested
patriot friend of the Girondists, he spec
div found his way to prison under the sway
of Robespierre. One morning the death
cart came for its usual number of daily vic
tins, and Sch,aberndorl's name was called
out. He Immediately, with the greatest
GOODNESS and good humor. prepared for de-
parture. Presence of mind in some shape, a
grand stoicsm or mere Indifference were
common in those terrible times. And Schla-
berndorf was not the man to make an un
graceful departure when the unavoidable
Must of fate stood sterny before him. He
was soon dressed, only his boots were miss
ing. He sought, and sought, and sought,
and the jaiIer sought with him, in this cor
ner and in that but they were not to be
found. WELL said Sch.aberndorf. sharply,
'thi, is too bad to be guillotned without
my boots will never do. Hark We, my good
friend continued he, with simple good hu
NOR. to the iailer, take me Tomorrow ; one
GAY LIdktS IiO ciiCc IL ID Tic udH tucN
want, not Tuesday or Wednesday, The
jailer agreed. The wagon, full enough with
out that one head. went of to its destina
ton Schaberndorf remained in the pris-
on. Next morning. at the usual hour, the
vehicle returned and the victim who had so
strangely escaped on the previous day. was
ready, boots ard all, waiting the word of
command. But behold his name was not
heard that day; nor the third day, nor the
fourth. and not at all. There was no mystic
~ in the matter 1t was naturally supposed
he had fallen with the other victims named
for the original day. In the multitude of
sufferers no one could curiousIy inquire for
an individual. For the days that followed
there were enough Of victims without him.
and so he remained in prison till the fall of
Robespierre, when. with SO many others, he
recovered his liberty. He owed this remark
able escape-not the least strange in the
strange history Of the Reyoution-par,ly to
the kindness of the jjailer-par,ly and main
ly to his good temper. He was a universal
favorite in the Jail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29

FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEU RALnlA IUNBAgo
CUTs AND WOCNIS PILES. MKADAtHte
AADALI. KiIEl MArIC AND MIR
NOUS DISORDERS
Tor all of which il 10 speedy and certain reneiy e.
never fails This LnmeiI is PREPARED ron. tie re.
OF DR. Stephen Sweet 81 Connecticut and ianioU, ,u
ter. and has used by him his practice ,yr a.
than twenty with the most a>tvni>h, suc,e.-
/
A. an alleviator pain. il is unriy allied ty ay r.,,
ton he're the public, oil which any ole Nil Dc
by a single trial.
This Lirinent will cure rapidly and radically ki,
TIC Disorders every kIni. and i'll thou-aI., 81 =,
where IL han been used ii has III no been know Z,
For Neuralgia ii will afford immediate relei IL eve
case however distressing
IL i'll relieve the worst of H. aia b. three H.
aid IL warranted to do IL
Touthache also At will Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General Lassitui- a-.,--
from lmpruJeEce" or eAcesi Ihi. Lininenr e f.
and uIaiiinI remedy. Acting directy upon the i-.l
ti>>ues strengthens aud reNiNies the system AID r.
stores IL ela>ticit. aid yigor.
For P!rs-A> an eAt.rIa remedy We claim tina. d, IL
hestknuwu. and We challenge the world to II-l,- =.
equal Every victim 81 This distressing coin, lam 81 y
give il thorough trial lur ii " III not aii L. l
ale relief and in the majority al CASTS viii e1',Ia =
Quinsy ana Sore Throat sometimes -1trelue., "a,
liciaiit dangerous. hGl Timely apple %,
im-nI All never iall 10 cure.
S,raiils ar sometime, very obstinate and Ell a-..-
oi the iui i liable 10 occur neSl-ctrd. Th- s
NAY be conquered ty this LinEe: in two .,e
DAYS
Bruises Cuts Wounds SORES Ulcers Bur1s af.s $50,
WELD readily Ia the Wonderfully healing PROPERTIES d, ~
Sweets Iniailit- IrncnI When used ouItIr. ...
t"<- AsU, Cllbans, Frosted Feet and Insect Biz, -
Stiugs-
Every horse should have thi- Remedy tari 81
lis timely al the lrs app arahCr "i .ail-,i- a.
fcCtUdN prevent thU>. formidable di>rIscs -
liable and which FENDER MANY VALUABLE -
nearly Worthless.
over huIiire- voluntary testnodls :" H. III,
drr curative properties o This linimcur haze =,
Ccivei. aII'. many Gl them HON ptT>Us III the IT,,
ranks in lille.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the .nafUrr AID h.-,-
o DIR. stephen Sweet label. also .>i.-tr
Sweets Iiallblr Siliimcnf'' blown in sass &C..
bottle, without Which genuine.
RICHARDSON co.
Sole ProIlieiuI- NorRi,hC ~
For sale in St JolnshUrN py Hukt ',rryl.. f--
banks Co, J. {. Biu.ham and all other LII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
The Presidential Women.

The women who have chances for the
White House must Not be forgotten. They
may have quite as much to do with the des
tiny of the country. in their way, as their
more mentioned husbands. Mrs Lincoln is
a charming woman of 80. intelligent social
and easy and graceful in manner She is in
religion a jealous Presbyterian. Mr. Lin
coin attends the same church, but is not a
member. He however. is moral man. and
a strict teetotaer. a temperance President,
with a Presbyterian lady to preside at the
White House, may effect some changes in
Washington manners.-Mrs. Bell is lady
Of decided charac,e: and energy, and is no,
bitterly proslAvery in principle. At the MUIR
der Of the waiter Il: the hotel in Washington.
BY Herbert of California, she took the occa-
sion to express her strong adherence of the
manners OfSoulhern ruffians who CHANGED to
obtain seats in the national legislature
Douglas has been for, a yearS-eycr since
her marriage, in fact-one Of the queens of
Washington society Whateverpeople think
of the Little Giant it is settled by unani-
nous vote that Mrs. Douglas is charming
If she were a candidate for nom
charms. If she were running for President,
she would unite all sutirages, unless some
families went against her on religious grounds,
for Mrs. douglas is an earnest, practical Ro-
man Catholic.
MOVEMENTS IN THE sICk Room. \ firm
light, quick step, STEADY. quick hand are
the desi not the slow. lingering,
siiufing foot. the timid. uncertain touch
Slowne>s is not gentlenes>. though it is often
taken for such quckncss, lishtness and
genteness are quite compatible. Again, if
friends and doctors did bu: watch, as nurses
can and should watch, the features sharpen
ing. the eyes growing almost wild, of fever
patients who are listening for the entrance
from the corridor of the persons whose voic-
Is they are hearing there, these would never
run the risk again of creating such expecta
ton or irritation Of the mind. Such unnec-
essarv noise has undoubtedly induced or az
gravated delirum in many cases. have
known such-in one case death ensued-
".Notes on ,NmSiHy,' by Florence Nighttime
gcle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
Musical Instruction.

MRS. H. f. SAWYER, would give no.
1N1 tice to the inhabitants of St. Johnsbury and
vicinity that she will give instruction on the Pr
anoforte, and the cult, atiGn ofthe Voice. Terms
SlO.OOper term.
Rooms at Mr.. A. P Blunt's
st. JOhnsbury, Jan. 20, 1859. 30tf
REFEkENCEs.-B. F. Baker, ]. w. Adams, Lee
vi P. Homer, J. c. d. Parker, and w. Schultz,
BOSTON
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

'>HE subscriber has on hand or will make
l. to order Woodworth's Planning Machines of
Hrrlous sizes and prices. Dimension Planers, Sash
and Door, and other Lumber Machinery. Mill
Work and Repairing done at short notice and on
reasonable terms
Has constantly on hand the Ethan Allen Cook
Stove. Fire Ranges and Boiler Plates. Doors foi
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hall and Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, Black smith T"lrcs. Door
Stills and Track. Sinks and Hollow Ware. Abbie s
Patent Pig Pen. Sawyer'S CultlNators. Chimney
Tubes and such articles as are usually manufac-
turcd at such an establishment.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
A. THOMPSON.
ST. Johnsbury, May ., 1859. 31tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
TIIRESHING MACHINES !!

Cylinder teeth set half spiral. is more evenly
fed; "to'ds Mr'sh'"g ""ds, grain better cleaned
sewing, hinge cylinder bonnet-enlarged arm,
steady pullics-another saving of power-enlarg-
ed belt pullies, some with arms-senteel.
BELT FRICTION SAVED,
adding equal durability to belts and bearings. and
about ) per cent. to the days work. Fixtures to
fanmill to clean by hand. convenient when stones
and iron are in the chaff. allowing the horses to
rest while cleaning the floor. Can safely be war
ranted to thresh ten per cent more and clean
better than any two horse power. including Pitts
or any improved Pitts yet seen. besides the work
is well done. Address A. BRADLEY,
F.. WHIPPLE.
St. Johnsbury. Vt. S9-l20S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
K \ x
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen,
The Great External Remedy


FOR RHEUMATISM GOVT. EURAL1lA ITyR,go
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, oPRAINS EHI SIS
CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES. HEADACHE
AND ALL RilEl MATlc AND MR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
Ifaal advertisements.
CTATE OF We r NJ 0 n L
- CAJrnOSIA DISTRICT, SIS.

To all persons interested in the estate OF
riugon late of alden n said district.
W. FarringtOn administrator upon salu estate.
represents 10 said Thy his petition In Wrlts th
said intestae in lifetime under contract bll!s IN
law o Andrew Blair of Goshen Gore ia me
county Caledonia and state Of Vermont certain piece
land in said tioShen Gore. being lot No 3D. oflSiai
right Olm,Iead excepting about SIN acres winch
brook oil at the north west corner oi SAID ct
intestate under Similar contract 10
deed 10 Royal FLINDERS ri Goshen tore .turesaid Ger
tain other piece land situated III said Goshen Tore be-
i1C the whole lot ~ drawn To the original right Of
jeremiah Slinpson excepting highways
Furthermore that said inte>tate was under contract
binding in law dec, Ora Crosby of ard"ck Il
certain other piece land situated in Goshen Gore aore
said being ali lot No o. and is the same land decided 10
said by Isaac Stevens by deed dated the 10Th day
vi October 4. ID lA4o
And said administrator has made application to said
Cciisc authority to convey the said lands 10
the Blair Flanders and Crosby, aGreeably 10 said
contracts aud pursuant 10 the stItute in that behalf
Said application will be heard and decided by said court
at Oce JohIsbury in said district
the :Utii day OF June. A. ID. l,6D.
You therefore hereby notified to appear before said
the time and place Aforesaid and object You
cause. Ia the granting OF said license
Dated Johistury this 18th day OF June.
A. d. lGU
9i-66 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
u PHOLSTER Y.
i II. CASSlNO,

nECORATIVE UPHOLSTERER, AL
LIENS NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST,
is prepared to make and put down carpets, to
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind in a superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapcry arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
ni>hed to order at short notice. Window shades,
wire screens, Venitian inds made to order to fl,
the windows. am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches. &c.
TT. CASSINO, Rail Road St.
St. Johnsbury. Oct. Is, 1859. COLL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29

Two performances. afternoon opens at . o.
clock. Evening. opens at g o'clock. Cards of
admission, - cents. Children under u years,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-29
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber wishes to sell iSfarm, sit
i uated in Wheclock. one mile north of the vii
lagc containing about l2O acres of land in good
state of cultivation. with fine apple orchard,
likewise an excellent sugar orchard of 700 trees,
with sugar house and sufficient boiling APPARATUS
The buildings consist Of good dwelling house
with shed and horse stable and two barns, with
running water to each.
Terms easy share of The purchase money
can remain on mortgage ifdesircd.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscri-
Der on the premises.
19tf ELIJAH WILLARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
Protestant Episcopal Convention.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May lG, lSG0.--The
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, of the Diocese of Virginia, assem-
bled this day, at ii o'clock A. NJ, in Christ
Church.
Morning prayer was read by the Rev. G.
Il. Gibson, of Petersburg, and the Conven-
ton sermon preached by the Rev. Cornelius
Walker, of Winchester, from the lU2 Psalm,
l. and II verses
After divine service, the Convention was
called to order by the Bishop Of the Diocese,
when large number of the clergy and laity
answered to their names
The President appointed the Rev. f. Boy
don and John B. Dabuey, esq, Committee
to examine the credentials OF lay delegates
to the Convention, who, having performed
that duty, reported the names Of the dele
gates entitled to seats.
On motion the Convention agreed to meet
daily at \. NJ, and adjourn at y P. NJ.
The rules of order OF the last Convention
were adopted.
The clergy of other dioceses present were
invited to take seats with the members of
the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned till .
o'clock tomorrow.
In the afternoon, II deeply solemn meeting
for social prayer was held by the members
ofthe Convention-BIshops, and other clergy
and laity being present.
At night, the Episcopal and the Churches
of other denominations were opened for di-
vine service. 4 heavy rain falling during
service. which continued so long that most of
the congregation in the Episcopal Church
were detained in the Church till midnight.
The town seems to be filled with visitors.
Both Hotels and private houses are much
crowded.
THURSDAY, May 1.-THE Convention met
this morning at 9 a. NJ.
After prayer by Bishop Johns and the
reading of the journal of yesterday, the
Bishops proceeded to read their reports Of
their Episcopal acts during the past year.
The Rev. G. b. Dana read the proceedings
of the Standing Committee for the year past.
The President announced the Standing
Committees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
Letter from Middleburg.

Correspondence Of tie Aierand'fa Gazette.
MIDDIEBURG, May lS.-We have had very
wet weather for more than week, with some
thunder and lightning, but not anything
like the severe storms which we have seen
accounts of in the papers.
1t has been reported here that the region
of country between Markham and Paris, was
visited last week by very fierce gale, which
unrooted houses, tore up trees, and did other
material damage a saddlers shop adia-
cent 10 the station. it IS SAID, was blown
over, and four persons inside 1T the tlmc re-
ceivcd slight bruises.
The excellent nominations of the National
Constitutional Union Convention, have re-
ceived hearty endorsement with us, and
some of the Democrats are not afraid to pub
licly express their determination to vote for
Bell and Everett Keep the ball in motion.
The l32d regiment Of the militia, muster
ed at Union, Yesterday. They were drilled
with two short rests, for more than u hours.
and it must be confessed that after the re-
view by Gen. Wright, which took place about
noon, every company appeared very willing
to muster in social ranks, and hear our host
of candidates Cor county Offices tell their res
pective qualifications, &c. We have two
candidates for the office of Commonwealth
Attorney, Messrs. Harrison and Tebbs; five
tor the Sheritfalty: twenty if not more for
Commissioners of the Revenue, and so on.
On Monday last, very successful ampu-
tation was performed on young lady mere,
by the medical faculty of the town. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
,MCCOR lick
REAPER AND MOWER,

TIGHLY IMPROVED FOR 1S6O.-3,000
IL ALREADY IN USE IN THE UNITED
STATES, ALL GIVING THE BEST salts
FACTION.-Noice is respectfully given that We
have been appointed by Mcssrs. MCCORMICK
Bro, AGENT for the sale of their Machines, for
1860. The
MCCORMICK REAPER AND MOWER
is offered to the Farmer, for 1862 so greatly i'm
proved as will be found fully To meet his wants as
u REAPER and as IA MOWER; so modified in lis
construction rs to be the only COMPLETE Ma
CHINE for the purpose. The horse Machine,
whilst cutting a swarth six inches wider than for
merly, and the smaller Machine seven inches
wider than past seasons, are altogether NARROWER,
LIGHTER, AMI STRONGER, and will run much easier,
with no material side draft. This cannot be well
understood without being seen, but Is ncyerthe-
less so, and 50 guaranteed.
That no farmer shall have to rely on his own
iudg nent entirely, in purchasing, say to all u
You buy Machine Of u.s. and it fails to render
satisfaction. when operated according to PLAN
printed instructions furnished with the Machine
it may be returned With this distinctly under
derstood any thing might say in praise OF Inc
Machine, would seem like wasting words. We
furnish them at Baltimore City prices, delivered
either from Baltimore or Alexandria.
VA. Orders and communications will receive
our prompt attention.
:" ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
No. IS King st, opp. knox1 Bro