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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-11
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ASIES-rhcrc j, very little change to notice in The
market for Ashes. puts have been sold at 3-oci
and Pearls no s 34c per TO-
GRAIN.-Ihcrc has been very firm feeling IN the
Con market throughout the week, but the demand from
the trade continues quito moderate The sics Of South
crn yellow have been 40 SO SIC per hu, including conn
mon and good Baltimore aud Philadelphia lot n
Western yellow At SIC and white and mixed ai SIC per
bu closing quiet these figures. Northern and Canada
Oats remain quite steady. lhccha,c been further sales
at IS a l6c per 5u aud extra lots at t1c
BUIlER-lherc is no material change 90 notice 10
the Batter market New has been arriving more freely
and prices here cascd of little Buyers continue To OK
anime an packages very closely and Butter selling not
because is new but more its merits than IN any pre-
yous Choee and extra quality commands fair
prices, and meets with ready sale hut com
paratyey little received Tor year past has come nap to
this standard With old and ordinary Butter our mar
ket Is still fully supplied although the export aud home
mand for weeks past has considerably reduced
the stock The receipts Of the week have been 500
for common aud choice with occasionally extra lot at
20s per 10. Old Butter is selling At prices ranging from
s l5s per lb as TO quality, including all kinds.
CHEESE.-ln Cheese there is very little change
Old is scarce and firm, but new is coming in freely.
The receipts Of the week have been 80 boxes casks
and IL tons The sales Of good new have been at 10 a
llc but poor lots have been sold as low as q Sc
WOOL--Iherc has been rather more doing IN domes-
tic Wool the past week, but there is no Improvement In
prices notice. and the general tone OF me market Is
Of dulness. The sales Of the week have been up
wards Of 10000 lbs fleece and pulled at prices ranging
from IS Doc for fleece, 10 quality 40 iOc uE super
fine pulled and AZ a 52c for extra do.
IIOpS-First sort, 1859, 10 l3c
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Boston & ncu uork advertisements.


A MEXICAN GUANO.--The undersigned.
"A Agent Or The States Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts, for the sale of the Guano
imported by the American Guano Company, has nov In
and offers for sale du-cr and farmers In any de-
sired quantity the Company Jarvis Island Guano Of
their importation.
The scientific testimony rs-17'ting the value of this
guano AZ permanent fertilizer, most catering, clear
and dccsvc and the favor which ka met at the hands
NJ practical farmers whose opinions n rs merits are
founded upon careful tests. will corpc,d u w all who
desire o. obtain reliable and economical manure.
The fcrtlizng properties Of this guan0 mainly
phOsrhaes not ammonia and, therefore, coff other
seeds, nGt injured by coming In contact with itbut
IL warns, into slight fermentation. and
Ayes seeds a vigorous and carly start.
The price az which is offered is $40 for tho single ton
with liberal discount according 70 graduated ssae Of
prices, for large quantities. W. D lIASkLIlNR,
Boston, FEB. l, 1860. 10 Fosters Wtsrf
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uoLL'wAY's PitLs-ln all cases OF weak stomach,
which are usually attended, with want Of appetite nausea
Enpng disturbed sleep, and general pnstrston OF the
""hy powers these Pls will be- found swift and cor
eli cascd stomach are scn-e Of flucss after eating
dry yellow tongue, hatulcncr in the abdomen rrnusiv
taste in the mouth, heavuc. in all the limbs uidiiues
pain in the eyes want Of energy aversion 20 mental ex
ercise, and rrsgulaiy Of the bowels These SYMPTOMS
disappear m or few doses ~ the pills been admin
lar and vigorous performance of their functions. the pa
tents strength returns and IN short the cure is
complete.
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A SAD AcctpENr.--A sad accident occur
red at Putnoy on Friday last by which a
youth Of 1G years Of age, named Edwin
Houghton. lost his life. He was residing in
the family Of his grandfather. Luke Baker,
AMI on the fatal morning, was engaged in
his garden About II o'clock having finish
ed his work in the garden. he started for the
woods to look after a trap be had set for
cartridges. Going a short distance he came
across his dog, which was endeavoring to get
a wuodchuck it had walled, and he stopped
to give it assistance While thus engaged
loaded pistol, which he carried, fell from
his side coat pocket striking the ground in
such manner that it was discharged, the con-
tents passing through the upper part OF his
bowels, the left lobe Of his lung, and lodging
in his back Conscious that he was severely,
II not fatally. wounded he took up the fatal
pistol aud started for home, bleeding prolusc-
iy. lie had gone but 8 or 20 rods when he
dropped 10 the ground because Of exhaustion
from the loss Of blood, and, unable to rise.
lay thoro until about noon, when he was dis
covered by Mark Crawford whose attention
was attracted by his groans. Assistance was
at once procured, and the sufferer carried to
Do. home whcu medical aid was 40 once called
in All that skill and affection could do was
dlna for him, but adj in vain, his life steadily
cbbiug away until about ) o'clock, J.. NJ,
when noe brcathcd his last. lie was "a young
man respected by those who know him, and
Dis sudden ond while in perfect health should
lorub.y impress upon all the injunction "bo
yc also ready ''-B + Argas.
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cAupnmoE CATTLE nAnKrr-My ., 1850

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKETING 0, 1850
by telegraph 10 Tie uatohmap s Journal
At Market 4sI Cattle i0l Bocvcs. SO Store consisting
N Working ONcu Cows, and one, two aud three years
Odds .putcrs
Beef extra so a 72j Working Oxen. as a rs
" first pial. G25 a G5l Cows Calves, 30 90
see. 500 n 600 Yearlings, none
" third " 400 900 Two years olds rs %
% ordinary 800 600 Three " p a 2S
Sheep and Lliuhs.--At Market, 1910. Prices
lnlots, $50 a 800 Extra s select, 800 a $50
RtWARNs. There was decline on beef, drovcrs not
being able obtain 80 much by 25 to 80 per cwt
% O'Clock was offered the arrival Of the cars, and
The indications that the prices not At the lowest
last week.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.


" Htstir's Daisam u Hdd Ctsrg, - We call tho at
icnion oi readers 90 the advertisement Of Hstars
Balsam IF Hdd Cirry In another column, and assure
them they ind no better remedy for coughs colds,
asthma, bronchial affections, or any disease Of tho
throat lungs
In August 1865, an osiinablo friend If ours
turned from visit IN the county much omaoiaed, and
lahorng under o severe cough, which had made such
rapid threads upon her constitution, that felt
thing must be doue AZ uucr, ~ she would become
victim NJ consumption. Having known the beneficial
results which have occurred FINN the use Of Wisfar's
Baisau, made purchase uf somo or hcr aud VIZ arc
happ, 10 Gays that hefo .ho had taken Tho contents II
one bottle cough had entirely ofl her, and she is
now a tho enjoyment uf excellent hcalll.p-- Oiiue
Branch, JUNE % 1859
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70 The easiest ard best way to expand
the chest is to have good large heart in it /;
it saves the cost Of gymnastics.
NEw TowN HALL Brandon has voted
TO have new Town Hall, at the cost OF
SIS 900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-11
Boston y nrw l1nrk advertisements
SoMErHING NEW FOR THE LADIES
DIR. GROWERS PATENT
SPRING PAD

FOR LNING-fN ANp pEHiLIrArEn FEMALES.
This instrument Is Acknowledged by the most eminent
Physicians TO- the country be the only farcHf
cd which will accomplish the results for which It is i'm
tended Every married lady should one Of these in
strumcuts during the months NJ CIfnpHHANINo, and
the period Immediately succeeding CHILp-HrHrH 1t is
sure prrr0trc for that distressing discasc-3r0iqpss
feri, and all other arrangements Of the abdominal or
gans. The most important feature Of this instrument is
that by It's peculiar mechanical construction, may be
rqrisd H size and shape % 8UR fhc part 10 ohich "a
aJJhca. When worn a ymg-n bandagc prcserres
The boHtg Of farm, and by its support, displacement VI
the abdominal upon the peiuc riccra is wholly ohyatcd
Ih, instrument is vastly superior to all other devices
from the fact that its light, elastic structure, renders il
cO0f and agreeable % the patcnt, and while giving sup
port 10 The abdominal WALL it docs not conhne other por
tons Of the body.
We call the especial attention Of professional to
this new instrument as they best capable Of judging
OF It's merits and are the most familiar with the impor
lance of mechanical aid ia the treatment Of large class
of diseases, peculiar 90 females.
Instruments will be furnish, TO the trade az the follow
ing rates
No /. Silver plated and Furnished put up in
neat single boxes, ready for retailng
Per dozen, S19Ol
No. 2, Not plated highly polished, above. 1000
Single instruments, sent by Express MOL, 500
Single Instruments, sent by Express No.z, oVO
An orders, addressed 10 the subscribers promptly at
tended 10.
Agents wanted, Liberal inducements offered
A lull descriptive Circular sent on application,
b. A, GROVER CO.,
81 Park Row and li5 Nassau Street,
9l97 New York,
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Iun LoRpoN srEEEosCurIc CoNrANY's business has
increased 10 such extent that they have deemed il
necessary establish depot in New York for the sup
pIy Of scrcusoopc goods TO the trade generally. They
have arranged forward their Manager every week
case Of goods that shall all subjects well
hrstcasS standard pictures, and they viii then be
enabled 20 offer complete assortment OF stock of unc-
Quae character at prices considerably lower than those
of any other house. Il must be evident 90 dealers u
stcrcoscopic good, that they will be consulting their own
interests by doing business 40 the Now York Branch of
the LONDON SrEHEosCnPlC COMPANY, az HEAP AK
Triis Orders can be sent 90 IEn. LrssrN, manager
5}l Broadway New York. Stcrcoscopcs of all kinds
aud prices from fifty cents upwards. Views and groups
from ~ Lon pee duzcu upwards. t1lb
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In confirmation Of The opinion which Dr. Holmes, ed
tor Of the Maine Farmc has formed of the value Of the
American Guanu, wc will state that ave used il for
two with the happest results The first trial Of
il corn, where its effects distinct through the
season the corn coming earlier in the spring, grow
ing faster with dark green color and producing album
dainty in The This last tried il through
the centre OF field % corn with similar results II also
produced carrots and potatoes without other manure Of
most excellent quality and liberal in quantity On beets
and parsuips the result was equally marked But the
point % which attach the most importance is that
may hc used any crops stimulHnt and fertilizer in
the h without cndingcring the termination Of the seed
aud thus give corn other plants requiring long
son, carly START and secure their perfection before the
time of frosts In short, cold aud springs it is
essential 20 give the crop carly growth and this
we have secured by the " the American GuanO bet
ter than Ia any other wav
We hope our farmers viii generally Try H. and that the
price will be kept within moderate limits 90 that all may
avail themselves Off advantages We shall continue
to freely IL tho price docs exceed $40 per ton
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.


Gopci ia Vermont
GLOVER, w. June 90 1859.
Mcssrs. s. W. FowLE 4 Cot
Gents, --i hereby certify that ! have been troubled
fr several yoar with difficulty Of The heart and lungs,
and havc applied 10 several physicians lor heip, and
have tried alu,st every remedy at the numerous ones
which have been recommended without receiving any
assistance, blt bad been growing weaker aud weaker,
until, hearing Of Ha'ar5 Bai.am n MAJ Cherry about
a year since, commenced ming b with immediate TO-
UoC Il has moe only rsturcd my lungs To- sound state,
bat entirely relieved OF the difficulty ur disease of
tho heart have no hesitation in saying that IL IL tho
beat lung medicine before the public, and most cheer
fully and conscieulou-ly recommend il 10 all persons
suffering with pulmonary complaints
II. T.. GILMAN.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTED

REUBEN GREENE. ND. ISAIAH HurCHINs, N. y.
MARY ilARW OOn, Female Pms sicisn.
Established Tor TIE ssfl treatment Of d.casc' ur9n ra
uonal principles, dscafdng the use ofminera poson'.
Consultations upon an diseases free Of charge At the Onoe AZ
HromGcn street, By letter Medicines be sent 10 any
part ohc country by The ofwhch diseases can
be cured without qulrng patients TO leave their homes but
persons hnvug CANCERS those afflicted with complicated
DISEASES shou avail themselves of The personal attention OF
the ply cans e Institute where proper boarding houses
arr provided.
Apamrhlci dcr pye Of treatment may he obtained at the
oncc By mail, b. adiresug u. GREENE, N. D. o.
uromfeid rect, Boston, Mass.
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MsSpmAN, New Jersey, sept. Is, 1859.

T. y. MARSHALL, Esd,
Prcsideiu on Aaicyican Guaao Co.. " y
DEAH Sin AT The suggestion OF a friend was in
duccd 20 try some Of your guauo last spnng upon my
grass.
l stakcd oil about two and a half acres, and
topdrcs.cd 1t with about 300 pounds NJ the GuAno for
the ensuing two months could not any effect and
was much disappointed, that told my friend that
would not Try any more oft
The next six weeks, however, made a grca Inference
ia the appearance N the grass. and whcu cut il had
the curiosity 10 count the number ~ onds taken there
from CO. my great nstouishincni they more than
double those FROM the adjoining plot u three acres. II
afHs nc pleasure Co state this fact also say that
Am we'll satisfied with he result " the 300 pounds,
that you may send me ton carly in the spring.
Yours, respectfully, Roman LAMBERT.
(Formcrly Of Charleston, $. ca
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ArHal Noticcs.
: TATE OF NERMONT

- r A T E o + V T. R NJ o n +,
- Washington District, IS.
lu Probate Court, holden at Montpelier on the 18Th
day NJ April a D. 1860.
b. w Bartholomew, executor " the last will and trsts-
mcnt OF Ucusou a. Smith, late of Barre iu said district.
deceased, makes application % said court for license 20
sell the whole OF hc real estate Of said deceased repre-
scutu tbt said sale Is necessary l0r the payment OF hc
debts ud lceaccs of ad deceased Whcrcupon 10 is
derod that said p ration Doe referred 10 the 22d day OF
May next. on .c Probate Office u said Montpelier, for
hearing aud decision thereon; and 10 is further ordered,
that an persons interested De notified hereof 10y pubca
u1u OF notice Of this application and order thereon, three
weeks suoccssivcly in the Vermont Waterman s. State
Journal printed at Montpelier before said time of hear
ing that they may appear said time and place, and, If
they cause, object thereto.
By order Of court.
Attest r. r. MERRILL, Register.
true copy Of record
"a % Attest, T. II. MERRILL, Register.
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| NEQUALED i!THE ORIGINATE!
~ iiTHE MOST LIBERALtll
THE MOST ENTENSlVEl The GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT
GEO. G.. EVANS & CO.,
Nos. 43 and IS CORNHILL, BOSTON.

Bc,olrc Of Obscure and irresponsible Concerns
CARD.
The extensive and increasing business OF the Original
Gin Book Establishment Of GEO. q. EVANS & co, is
convincing proof that the public able 10 dscTmi
the bona fde offers zoe make and the spcc
ous promises glariugy offered by parties who have
standing whatever in the book trade whose experience is
meagre their catalogues and whose facilities for
filling orders are on par with both.
GRO. G, EVANS d co.
do not cxtort tariff OFF, each book sold by
them All books are sold at the publishers regular
tail price, and
4 Ediua6ie Present, north from Fifty Gents TO
One Hundred Dollars,
is given with each book at the time Of sale.
gTYOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BUY " BOOKS
TO GET a WATCH.
Send for classified Catalogue, and Circular. by pur
chasing Ode Book you may get a splendid
GOLD OR SILVER WATCH.
Over 800 Gold and Silver Watches, and over $50 900
worth Of other VALUABLE PRESENTS we're given
away 10 purchasers u books during the year 1850 by the
Gift Book House Of GEO. @. EVANS K CO., and our
amount in 1860
~ BE NOT DECEIVED IN
DO not send ~ 25 10 other parties for book, when you
obtain the same book ~ our establishment for $780,
aud receive much SUPERIOR GIFT
BEAR ~ MIND that it is not necessary to make your
selections entirely from Catalogue avail yourself
of our offers. We furnish any book TO be obtained in
the United States, Of moral character, the retail price
Of which is one dollar and upwards.
~ REMEMB ERu
that ours Is the only Original Gin Book Store in New
England. Our Catalogues sent free on application.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE,
and il you wish prompt and satisfactory treat
mrnt, send your orders to the
ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
Nos. 80 and % Comhill hOSrON.
GRO q. EVANS d co.
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T. R. RoBINsoN's INDEXICAL Sill

~ X. ROBlNSON'S INDEXICAL SILL
L Err SOAP.-A new and beautiful preparation
made by the BosroS INDgvlc,L Soar Co.. expressly for
cleaning and polishing Silver Plated and Britannia
Waros, and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble lin ne. Its
much convenient and effective than any ofthe pow
dcrs in use, and may be used by inexperienced
help with perfect s,ty il contains nothing that can
possibly niure the finest plate or cwory or even the
most delicate skin-though designed by toilet use
1t is far superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine
House Paint, statuary Artificial Teeth Plate &c. &c.
Many Of our largest importers and manufacturers Of
silver and plated ware who have used IT, have given il
their unqualified approval Read the following
BosroN, May ?, 1859.
Gentlcmcn,--A repeated trials Of your Silver Soap
we can recommend as Che best article oe hare seen
for cleaning plated and silver Unjust be used
by every family. Yours, respectfully,
SHRBvE, Blows Co.,
Late Jones, Ball & Coz
BosroN, June 1, 1859.
Gcntcmcn.-We have, during the last twelve months,
given your Silver Soap thorough trial. and find there is
nothing equal it, it cleans silver quicker better, and
with less trouble than anything we have been able to find
SAMUEL r. CROSBY K Co. 60 Washington st.
Bosros, June H. 1850.
Gentlcmen-We have made careful trial ofyour Silver
Soap, and find it admirably adapted the cleaning Of
silver and plated wares particularly the chased and FROST
ed work. and we take pleasure in recommending to the
public safe and c1Tecre agent for removing tarnish
aud restoring the color with very small Of labor
We have better article for the above pur-
pose. Yours, truly, &c,
HAnnocK, LINCOLN Foss,
O. and 67 Washington st.
PUMICE STONE SOAP.
This Soap unriyaled for its crasvo properties is free
from any causto alka II the hands and renders
them son and white. 1t acts like magic in removing
Writing and Printers Ink, Pitch, Vanish, Acid and
other stains, from the hands without the use Of OIL aco
ho other ncutralzng agents. 1t equal the best
French oHeae in quality, and is sold for less than half
the price
Manufactured by the BosroE INDEXicAL soar Co.
GEO. W. STAFFORD CO.,
(l.atc Stafford & Durdiit)
$500 GO fremont, corner Of Beacon st., Boston.
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PHEsroN, Now London Co, Conn,
December ~, 1850
have used the American Guano the past season on
corn and buck wheat.
also used Peruvian Guano corn, and found the
American 10 do much the best. On huckwheai, CON
slider the crop was increased fully unc-third
am So well pleased with my trial that shall use the
American Gulno entirely the coming season.
JAMES BAHSEs.
STOBRS & FULLER. MONTPELIER, VT.
Agent for the sale Of the Guano. 500
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Sold everywhere and applied by au Hair Dresser
Cf,taJ0ro SO. @ Astar House, New York g293
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05

TIE PEACH CRor.-Aluoh appreh ension has
been expressed for the Peach Crop for 1860
The New York Tribune, of Monday last, tins
refers to the ha.tering indications IN New
Jersey:
Now is the time when the peach. orchards
of New Jersey put on their beautiful garments,
aud from various quarters Of that State we
have the cheering tidings that the indications
for a full, old faShoncd crop of the most deli
cious Of our fruits are more favorable than
they have been for several years. Many
orchards, which have either not boomeh since
1856 or whose early promise has been blightcd
by late Spring frosts, now displaya wealth of
pink blossoms, from whose fruition their
owners are sanguine of obtaining a plenteous,
healthy yield. From points further south a
similar report is made, and not only the fruit
growers who have for many years received
such poor returns for their labor--but the
ilult-lovers Of this city and its surroundings,
will welcome with delight a renewed abund
ance of those large, round, and choice varie-
ties Of the Peach, with which this market
used to overflow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-05

CALfFoRNIA News By the POM Express.
- The steamer Golden Gate. from Panama.
arrived at San Francisco on the l2,l, ult.-
The arrival Of the first pony express at San
Francisco was celebrated by the ringing Of
bells, firing of cannon, display of fire works
torch-hght procession and military parade
California mines were Welding sure returns
Gold receipts at San Francisco during the
quarter ending March 10th. SlO 800 900
being an excess of over a million compared
with the same quarters Of 1858 and 1859.
The ilSon quartz mines Nevada county
yielded $1,000 from three days crushing -
The accounts from the quartz mines Of South.
ern Oregon are almost fabulous.
The overland nail leaving on the 18th took
5000, and the mail Of the 10Th 5 600 letters
The Governor has approved the bill king
appropriations for Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM
the State Reform School at Ma,vsville, anc
the State Orphan Asylum at San Francisco.
Bills have been passed authorizing Sar
Francisco county to issue $500 600, Sar
Mateo county 100000 Santa Clara county
| &2Ju0UO Ct bonds in aid OF the raillo Dad from
San Francisco to San Jose.
Extensive new diggingS of coarse gold arr
reported III the Upper Fraser river. Corpc
| is sad to exist IN large quantities in Vancuu
vcrs Island
The French Catholic Missionary socet,
are about establishing missions among tn,
indians on Vancouver $ and Queen Charlotte.
Island.