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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16
me GREAT INDIAN REMEpY


DIR. MATrISON'S INDIAN ENlNIENAGOGUE.
This celebrated female medicine, possessing virtues un-
known ~ anything else n the kind il prepared from
Indian Plant used b, the natives for the purpose
from time mmcmoral, aud for the first time offered
TO the public. knowledge Of this plant was obtained
from OLD SHENANDOAH
Oneida Chief. whn lived near Syracuse New York TO
very great age. IL is neatly put up 10 two ounce bot
ties with fun directions for using, and Is warranted
bring the monthly sickness in of obstruction or
ten in trenty four hours, all other remedies have
been tried In vain. This may incredible, but Il it
fail az any the price viii be refunded
nTPURELY VEGETABLE. containing nothing in
the least injurious health. and may be taken with per
feet safety at all times.
LADIES' therefore, in NJ a medicine Of this kind.
had better GET BEsr, instead Of wasting time and
money in trying other things which acays either
safe or uncertain, and therefore warranted is
this GREAT REMEDY.
Sent BY Express to Al paris Of the country Sold only
at DR. MAFffSON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
for SPECIAL DISEASES, No 2S Union So, Prori-
dctce, H. T.
II SENT FREE, by enclosing one stamp, as above,
a Pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMEN, aud on Pri-
vate and Chronic Maladies generally also, ClRCU-
LARS, giving full information, with undoubted refcren-
aud testimonials without which medicine Of tho
kind is deserving Of ASy CoNPfnENcE WHATEVER.
~ Orders 10y mail promptly attended TO. 1921
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BnANDRrrH's PiLB vs.. sARsArARfLLA-One Twcn-
tyfve Cent Box Of Brandrchs Pilss warranted to con-
tain pure sorsaparia than any dollar bottle Of Sars
apana. All who are using sarsaparlla let them sub
stituto Brandreths Pills, and take each night The
effect will be found superior the bottled article box
Of the Life Addition Pills warranted equal to two dol
lar bottles Of sarsaparlla Try Of these Pills. whose
main active ingredient is alkaoid u Sasaparlla Take
one Pill every third day you who arc now using sasa-
parilla any other tonic remedies Drop all these Tor
thirty days and these pills in the place thereof for
that time The cost will be hy cents aud their worth
thousand dollars.
Principal Office, 20i Canal street, New York Sold By
L. f. PIERCE aud FRED. H. SMITH, Montpelier, W.
$500
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BOSTON MARKET. March H. 1860.
ASHES-Poarls are scarce and higher with sales at
l2e per ID, cash Pots selling in lots as wanted at
IA 3-sc per 10.
GRAlN-'Ihc market for Corn has been duh through
out the week and in prices further decline has taken
place. The sales Of southern yellow have been AZ ~
sic but the close Is difficult TO obtain over $50 for
the best lots " Baltimore and philadelphia and white
has been sold SOC per bush Oats are dull and prices
are shade lower the sales have been at 40 47c per
bush f1r Northern
HOPs-sales Of $50 bales &c for the crop Of 1856,
and sc for the crop Of 1851 In 1859 Hops sales small at
10 a l3c.
BUTTER.-Is quiet the sales u good and choice
have been At 10 Sc and common " l4c Canada and
Western Is selling at 10 l5c, to quality. Cheese Is
very firm and has been sold at l8e per h. for common
and prime.
WOOL-Thcte has been steady but moderate de-
mand for domestic Wool the past week, and the sales
have been l35lOl lbs At previous prices The tansac
Ton in foreign have been quite extensive comprising
70l00O0 lbs NapAtas0 so ballots Peruvian and $50
bales Cape Mediterranean and South American, pri-
waite terms.
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l.. EROSENE LAMPS & OILS
IN WOOD. GREENE & CO.. manufacturers o.
SELF-PRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Lamps
Kerosene, Coal Oil, Fluid, Chandeliers Candelhra
40 Water Street. between Kby aud Congress- Boston.
1.-THE GAS BURNER as perfect Regulator-lights a
20 feet square for cent h0, will burn all
night for ono cent.
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with Of the largest
establishments for full supply ofthe above Oils which
We warrant TO be equal in every respect TO any other
think better Also Fluids, each Of which sell guam
tity to suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices.
p. S.-As this notice is read by with whom we
not personally acquainted and who have no knowl-
dcnce that all orders will be faithfully executed we
have the pleasure by permission, of referring to the fol-
lowing mercantile Houses;
James NJ. Beebe 4 Co. Dry Goods Importers and J Oh
hers, Boston.
Converse, Harding * Co., Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbcrs, Boston.
Jewet, Tbbetts 4 Co., Dry Goods Importers and Job
bers, Boston.
Chase, Mckinney & Moors, Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston.
j. b. kimball Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Bos-
ton.
stone Bldredge Provisions. South Market Boston.
Dana, Farrar Hyde, Wholesale Grocers, Broad ST.,
Boston.
winslow Harris & Co, Wholesale Groeers, State St..
Boston.
Boston Faucet Company, Boston.
T.. Is. Allen x Son, Ogdcnsburgh, \. Y.
q. d. Seymour Esq, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
j. II. Pearsons, Barron a Co.. Concord, y. II.
s. j. Lyman Co., Montreal, Canada. S6.3S
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4 MEXICAN GUANO.--The undersigned,
"A Agent Tor the States Of Maine New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts for the sale of the Guano
imported by the American Guano Company, has now in
and offers for sale dealers and farmers IN any de
sired quantity the Companys Jarvis Island Guano, Of
their importation.
The scientific testimony respecting the value OF this
guano permanent fertilizer, is most hacring clear
and decisive and the favor which it has met at the hands
Of practical farmers, whose opinions OF It's merits are
founded upon careful tests, will commend il to all who
desire 70 obtain a reliable and economical manure
The fcrtizing properties Of this guauo are mainly
phosphatcs ammonia, and, therefore, corn, other
seeds not injured by coming in contact with -but
II warns, into slight fermentation, and at once
gives a vigorous and early start
Tbs price which il is offered is $40 for the single ton.
with liberal discount, according ~ graduated scale Of
prices. for large quantities.. W. HASELIlNb,
Boston, Feb. l. 1860 IL Fosters Wharf
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~ n RoRtNsoN,s 1NpEx1cA1. Sill.

L. r.. ROBINSON'S 1NDEXICAL Sill
Il YER sOAP--A new and beautiful preparation
made by the BosroN INDnNtoAL Soar Co., expressly for
cleaning and polishing Silver Plated and britannia
Wares, and for cleaning Mirrors, Marble, n, &C. It is
much convenient and effective than any oftho pow
ders in use and may be used by inexperienced
help with perfect safety, IL contains nothing that
possibly njure the finest plate or cwcy, or even the
most delicate skin-though not designed by toilet
1t is far superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine
House Paint, statuary Artificial Teeth Plate. Sc, 6c.
Many Of our largest importers and manufacturers Of
silver and plated ware. who have used IT, have given IL
their unqualified approval Read the follooing'
BosroS, May ?, 1852
Mcssrs Stafford & Burditt 49,
Gentemcn,--Aftcr repeated trials Of your Silver Soap
we can recommend IL as the best arc me hare crer seen
Tor cleaning plated and silver TRUST be used
by every family. Yours, respectfully,
SnHEvE, BRnwN Co.,
(latc Jones, Ball Coz
BosroS june L. 1859.
Gentemcn,-Wc have during the last twelve months
given your Silver Soap thorough trial. and find there is
nothing equal it, as il cleans silver quicker bstfcr and
with tess fOUi than anything we have been able 20 find
SAMUEL r. CRosnr < Co, 60 Washington st.
BosroN June 49, 1889
Gcntemcn,-We have made careful trial NJ your Silver
Soap aud find IL admirably adapted % the cleaning of
silver and plated wares particularly thc chased and frost
ed work and we take pleasure iu recommending 10 the
public safe and coctre agent for rcmovng trnsh
aud restoring the color with very small amount of labor
We have never better article for The above pur
pose. Yours, truly, &c,
HADpocK. LINCOLN a Foss,
6j and 81 Washington 81.
PUMlCE STONE SOAP.
This Soap, unrvaed for Us erasvc propcrtics IS free
from any causc aka It the hands and renders
them soft and white Il acts like magic in removing
Writing aud Printers Ink, Pitch, vanish, Acid and
other stains, from the hands without the Of OIL aco-
ho, other ncutrazng agents equal TO the best
French poncinc in quality aud sold for less than half
the price
Manufactured by the BosroS 1SDExtoAL Soar Co.
GEO. W. STAFFORD < CO.,
(Iatc Stafford a. Burdiit)
500 GO fremont corner " Beacon 81 Boston.
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GREAT REME TESI

q IL II 4 Z II Il " T. ID / E 81
To cure seuere Cough or cold use
DR. WISTAR's BALSAH or Wild CHERRY.
To cure Whooping Cough Croapor
bT0nohifis, use
DIR. WISTARS BALSAM or HILD CHERRY.
10 arrest prodisposition 10 Consumption, use
DR. UISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
10 oWe DyspePsa Indigestion, use
THE ONYGENATED BTTTERS.
10 cure asthma, Acidty or Heart Burn, use
THE ONTGENATED BTTTERS.
These Remedies perform all they promise. They
lieve suffering disease, health thus afford
ing consolation and comfort TO the sick and afflicted,
where Encouragement and suffering existed before.
Clyde, Wayne Co., n Y. March 10, 1857.
Messrs' > W fowle a Co.. am happy to STATE that
have Used ihe OXygenated Btters In my practice for
the last three years In the treatment Of Dyspepsia Gene
raj Debility Indigestion, and Affections OF the Liver
with the most satisfactory results and would cheerfuy
recommend to those suffering from these distressing dis
cases to give this valuable medicine a trial.
Respectfully yours,
}. H. SMITH, MD.
Exeter, Me. Sept 80.
This certhes that have recommended the Of Wis
tar balsam Of Wild Cherry for Diseases Of the Lungs,
iur TWO years past and many bottles my knowledge
have been used by my patients all with beneficial results
IN Two cases. where IL was thought confirmed Consump
uoh had taken place. the Wild Cherry effected cure.
T.. BOYDEN
Physician at Exeter Corner.
The only genuine Basam has the written signature Of
al. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared by 5. W. FOwLE CO.. Boston, and for
sale by
S. T. lled6cld, Fred. f. Smith, L. +. Pierce, Mont
peer George Nichols Northhed Gleason, Hastings
Co, Watsleld; Clark 4 Comings, Morctown; A. H.
Bgelow Barre; c. W Alyord, Agt, Plainfeldi J. A.
Henry Sons, Waterbury G. J. Sheldon, Stowe aud
by dealers everywhere. S2oS
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TO THE LADIES
MOTIFS MAGIC HAIR INNIGORATOR.

HfGHLY PERFUMED. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Mn. A. j. GREEN-My Dear Sir 1t affords n plea
20 inform YOU that The Prof Mou's Magic Hair iu-
ygDator obtained NJ you three months since has been
used boy my daughter with very great success stopped
the hair coming In very short time, and produced
healthy condition Of the scalp. We using the
lnvgoraor toilet article aud truly say IS quail
tiles DO this respect unsurpassed Ii delicate yet
delicious perfume is feature in is compound, and
hazard nothing Ia saying II stands unsurpassed in the
whole catalogue Of hair remedies.
Yours with esteem
J.. r. HBHNICK, NJ D.,
5l02 - state St, Albany, \. Y.
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cAMBRIpoE cArrLE MARKEr.-Mnrch u. lset

bY icft0fdph 10 me U0fehDidH journal
At Market Go4 Cattle $50 Bcevcs, 81 Store consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and three years
olds. PHtcrs.
Beef, extra, 81 80 IT'S Working Oxen, 70 a 1875
" first quail 100 600 Cows a Calves, % GO
" sec. " G.75 a 900 Ycarlings, none
third 800 600 Two years ods, II a %
" ordinary 300 a 600 Three ga 2S
Sheep and Lamhs--At Market 170) Prices
In Lots, 225 a 800 Extra & select, 800 a $50
REMNRKs-Thcre wa but little activity at the market
to-day, butchers, owing the decline Of beef in Al
bauy, will not buy unless reduction aud the proba
bty Is that prices will continue low the supply Of cat
lie in the Western States aud Canada intended for this
markot b larRrr than nsual
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WHY

docs Cdstadoros Excelsior Dye present stronger claims
puolo confidence than any other Hair Dye in exist
oncol
BECAUSE
it is the only that has ever been analysed and pub
licy approved by the highest Chemical authority.
ALSO
for the that other dye has been subjected
to chemical analysis at all.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous ingredient It
confers finer black brown and in shorter space cf
time than any other dye in the world
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresscrs-
Cristadoro, No. Astor House, New York SiS7
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Special notirrs.
ANODYNE COuGH nRnps

L L. BUTCHER, Of ST. Adams, has sold il for three
years, aud speaks highly Of il.
DIR. c. l., CASE, Of Brandon. says II IS sure to sell
for people have perfect confidence in it, and is only
Ncndor that 1t eau be sold at the low price Of 25 cents
while nearly every other cough medicine Is sold 81
per hottie.
FRED y. SMITH. Propretor. Montpelier.
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Marriages.

In Fast Montpelier, Feb. p, by Rev 4 r. Spencer,
Mr.. Willard s Martin u Marshheld and Miss Fanny
Lewis, daughter Of o. +. Lewis Esq, of T.. Montpelier
In Berlin. March T. by Rev. Rufus Chlds. MT Stman
Bosworth and Miss Harriet T.. Dustin, all Of d
ia Brookhcd Mr. Justin J. Phelps Of Berlin and Miss
Laura ~ Clark NJ Brnokfcd.
In Peacham. Feb %, Mr. Samuel Harrington and Miss
Sarah Cobb both Of Walden.
In Lyndon, March !, Mr.. II. S. Carpenter and Miss l..
Ann Eaton.
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praths.

In Marshheld March 10 Mr. Frederick Dwinen az d
GS years.
IN Richmond March o. Harriet r., only daughter u
A. X aud c. 3. Jacobs, aged year and 10 months.
In North Troy, Feb p, Of canker-rash Edward,
youngest son Of Hon II. j. Rowcll aged ye,us and S
months.
Ia East Montpelier, March s. Mr. willis II. Bliss son
chichester and Hannah Bliss aged p years and mos.
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~ State Of Observation-Disclosures District, s..
In Probate Court holden Montpelier, within and
for said district the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1860
Oscar W. May, administrator the estate OF Silas
May, late Of Waterbury in said district, deceased pre-
sents his administration account for settlement
Whereupon it is ordered that the same he referred 20
the Sd day Of April next, at the Probate Office, in
said Montpelier, for examination and allowance; and
that all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
Of this order in the Vermont Waterman State Journal
printed Montpelier, three week successfully
may be- that they may appear and at said time and place.
IL they cause, object thereto.
BY order Of court.
~ 81 Attest n Il MERRILL. Registcr
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THE TORTUREs OF THE INQUIsITIoN

Were no comparison TO the torturcs OF a jumping
too;hacho but 1t Is said that the worst may be
lievcd instantly by the application N Dr. Sweets lnal-
bic Linmcnt Il is worth trying at least Sufferers
will take notiac bj.69
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THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD BUSI-
i NESS NEAR HOME, free. from risk and that is
certain to pay them well, too~hai any active person
can proftaby follow raj the year rUi,nd and year amer
year should scnd for the PRIVATE CIRCULAR on
THE AUBURN PUBLISHING CO.. aud engage At
once in oanYassing nr their new AGEsrs BooKs. Tho
Circular gives minute Instructions how to do the bust
nc-s, what il pays, Sc, &c.s i' send 10
Sjb1' 4. q. STORkE, Auburn \, \.
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..VT HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALL

L Al4Ao oIOCif bisp VI all
L TESTS " TTMEr aud has sustained its reputa-
ton for than Thirty Years Physicians Of the high
est responsibility prescribe it, and thousands Of families
keep il on hand a standard Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
prepared by the well known druggists Messrs. Reed,
Cutler Co. is have good authority for saying, one
Of the best remedies for Coughs, Colds aud all Pumona-
ry Complaints, offered To the public boston Joar-
nal.
Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher writes,--"Gentlemen Ihaye
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam Myself with ben
eft and have known il TO be used with good elect in
families around me-"
The late Rev. DR.. Leonard Woods wroto,-"Gente-
men: From q long use Of your Vegetable Pulmonary
Halsam in my family circle and among theological
DENTS have been led to regard safe and elheaci-
Gus medicine.
"Gentlemen I'VE, the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gist having for many years sold your Vegetable Pull
monary Basam, happy 10 bear Testimony It's great
efficacy in the relief and cure Of Pulmonary complaints.
We know of medicine which has doservedly sustained
high reputation for 50 long term Of years, which
rarely disapponts the reasonable expectations Of
those who use it"(Sgned by many Of the largest and
oldest Druggists in the q. States and Canadas)
"Gentlemcn In the extensive practice n myself and
have prescribed large quantities Of your Pumo
nary Balsam aud are happy 70 say have found an ELL
cent aud reliable remedy. We consider ID invaluable.
Pennington, N. H., Dee rs, 80. ID. T. PARKER"
D Beware of Countcriois and limitations -
Enquire for the article by us whole name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
Prepared only by REED CUTLER& Co, Druggists,
Nos l09 III and ll3 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. Price
large size, 81 small size, so cents.
For sale In Montpelier by l.. Il, Pierce aud Fred u.
Smith, aud by Apotheearies and Country Merchants
gcneially. sl93
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DY OIWlF OF IOlTT.
ABIAL SMITHS ESTATE

n
"a State Of Nermont-Dstrict Of Randolph,
The hon the Probate Court for the District Of Ran
doph TO all persons concerned in the estate of Abal
Smith, late OF Wiliamsown, in said district, deceased,
testate, Greeting.
Whereas James NJ Bass, Of the last will and
testament Of the said deceased proposes rendering
Of his administration and presenting his account
against said estate. for allowance at session Of said
Court TO be held the Probate office in Chelsea in said
district, the 10Th day Of April Therefore, you
hereby notified appear before said Court, the
time and place aforesaid, and show cause IL any you
have, why the said account should not be allowed.
Dated Chelsea in said District this ID day of March,
A. ID. 1869.
s6.SS VIM. F. DICKINSON Judge.
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NOTICE. - This is to certify that | have
~ given my SON. Charles Mills, his time during the
remainder ofhs minority and that shalt claim Of
his earnings pay any debts of his contracting after
this date. HENRY MILLS.
Warren, March s, 1860. s7.S9s
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? holloway's Pills the only reliable remedy for
nc sexual disabilities and disordersof females In
Fhcre the functions peculiar the organization of the
sex have been suppressed suspended In any way dis
ordered, the mild aud conservative action Of the Pills will
speedily restore their regularity. The terrible diseases
which result from neglect Of these arrangements are
wei known % all physicians and il is OF the utmost inn
porance that the means Of their prevention should be
Nthh the reach OF the whole The subject is up
on which It is impossible TO enlarge in the columns Of
newspaper but It would argue little care for the suffer
in silence.
THE yERY HEsT.-Of all the preparations introduced
60 the public, the best remedy for corns bunous cuts
bruises, burns, wounds sores, scads, chapped hands
eryspelas salt rheum etc is koddngs Russia Salye-
sold everywhere rs cents a box.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.


The following arc the footings of the vote
for Governor in 1862 towns:
Goodwin, Repub. 30,523
Date, Dem. 25.G27
So far as heard from the Republicans have
elected IN members Of the Legislature and
the democrats 80.
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II ENRY C. PERLMAN'S ESTATE. -
Il The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Washington
mssioners receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all against the estate Henry Cfer-
man. late Of Middlesex, in said district deceased repre-
scented and the term Of months from the Nth day
Of Feb 1860 being allowed by said the creditors
claims before US Give notice. that will attend 10 the
duties Of appointment the dwelling house Of Il.
ID. Williams, in Mddlescx, in said district ON the llth
day Of March and 18th day Of July next o'clock,
in the afternoon, on each Of said days.
d. +. CARPENTER, coo,,r,
ALVIN SMITH, w
Mddlesex, Feb. 22d, A. D. 1860 s5S7
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JARED s. WILDER'S ESTATE.

AR E s. w LID e II S l. TAT H..
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton, commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons tganst the estate Of
Jared s Wilder late Of Watsfed in said district de-
ceased represented nsoyent aud the term Of six months
from the li day Of February, 1860, being allowed by
said court 10 the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us Give notice
that We will attend TO the duties Of our appointment at
the dwelling house Of OIcas O. Wilder, in Wasiod, in
said district, the second Tuesday Of May and August
next, O'Clock Ia the afternoon, each u said
days.
ERASrUs PARKER, }comn,;..io,....
ELIJAH HOLDEN, 7'''''''
Wailsfed Feb ooh, A j 1860 8,67