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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-10

L. S. CRcUIT AND DIsTR1Cr CoURT.-
The Circuit Court which commenced its sit
ting at Windsor, on the 25th ult. adjourned
on Wednesday last and the District Court,
which commenced on Monday adjourned on
Tuesday.
John Whitcomb Of Rutland, who was ar
rested for robbing the mail plead not gull
ty, and was committed for trial at the next
term Of the Court, to be held at Rutland. -
Two young men, arrested for breaking open
a letter, plead guilty, and in consideration Of
their youth, and other circumstances connect
ed with the case, we're admitted to recognize
in the sum of one hundred dollars each when
ever the Court might call for them The re-
mainder OF the cases, on account Of the par
ties not being ready for trial were continued.
III.
~ Two Democrats who participated in
the Douglas torchlight procession at Spring
field, Ohio, became so dsgusted with the
shallow arguments Of the orators and with
the other incidents Of the occasion. that they
determined to make amends for all previous
mistakes, which they forthwith did by join
ing the Republican Wide Awake Club.
~ John Tyler, Jr., seems to have two
conscientious beliefs, the first of which is
very correct and the other very absurd He
writes Il will say to the Cincinnati Enquirer
that as matters now stand, conscientiously
belieuc Lincoln pH be elected President, and
that dissolution is ineUitable.'
An OUTRAGEOUS AssULT.--We noticed
some two week since that Mr.. +. A. Hatha-
way Of Calais was meanly waylaid. and shame
7 fully beaten on the highway, late in the even
ing of July 23d, as he was peaceably return
/ ing home, in his wagon, from mill. He was
so badly injured that fears, for time, were
entertained as to his recovery, but he is now
thought to be out of danger. Since the time
of our former notice, Mr.. Cyrus Whitney,
of Calais, has been brought before Chas. Ly-
man, Esq, by Mr.. l.. Henry, States Attor-
ney, and put under S 900 bonds to appear
for trial at the next County Court. The mat
ter will come before the Grand Jury. 1t is
said that Whitney had some hard feelings
against Hathaway about settlement Of ac-
counts, about a year ago, and claims that
Hathaway wronged him, and this battery was
an avenging of the wrongs. We know moth
ing about the right or wrong of the pecrniary
matters, only we know this can furnish no
excuse for this outrageous, deadly attack on
man, in by place, in the night time 1t is
really no excuse And, who can feel safe to
be out alone after dark, if such things are to
be tolerated i-RPository,
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plaiuaold, July 9th, 4. b 1850 COOS
JAMES sAwYER's ESTATE.

~ State Of Vermont-Wa shingon District IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, within and
for said district, the oath day Of July A. y. 1860.
Lydia Sawyer, executrix Of the last will and testament
OF James Sawyer aic NJ Berlin In said district deceased
presents her administration account for settlement
Whercnpnn il Is ordered that the same be referred 10
the lih day Of August neat, 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 Jour
nal printed Montpelier three weeks successfully al
be- that they may appear, and at said time
and place n they sec cause, object thereto
By order Of court.
oSOs Attest. I. r. MERRILL. Register
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,ELAGsi FLAGS l-R. NJ. YALE may be
II found at his old stand No. "A Commercial street,
ready 10 furnish POLITICAL FLAGS Of all sizes and
descriptions together with Ropes, Lettering, &C..
short notice iic will only say that the last Political
Campaign he made upwards of Ten IHousANp Dol
worth o. Flags for the different parties, therefore
feels that he il not a stranger.
Al orders from the country promptly attended to-
Address II. NJ. YALE,
05t7 IA Commercial street, Boston.
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Marrtages.

At White River Junction. July sO Rev. H. B Saw
yer Of the w. Cont and Miss G. j. Carter Of West Lee
banou, y. II.
In Worcester. July p, Mr.. Aonzo ]. Chapman Of
Cornish. - H., and Miss Lucela Wheeler Of W
Ia Stowe. Aug T. Mr.. j. C. Bradley OF Waterbury, and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Goodrich Of S.
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ANODYNE COUGH DROPS.

L. H. BUTCHER. Of ST. Adams, has sold it FOR three
years, and speaks highly oft.
DIR. G. l.. CASE. Of Brandon, says It ia sure TO SELL
for people have perfect confidence iu il, and is only
wonder That it can be sold At the low price Of 25
while nearly every other cough medicine is sold at SO0
per bottle.
FRED, +. SMITH, Proprietor. Montpelier.
THE LONDON SrBHHoscoFtc CoNPANYs business has
increased TO such an extent that they have deemed il
necessary 70 establish depot in New York for the sup
ply Of stcre1scopc goods 20 the trade generally. They
have arranged forward 90 their Manager every week a
case OF goods that shall contain ala subjects well
rst-cass standard pcturcs and they will then be
enabled 10 offer complete assortment " stock or une-
quae character at prices considerably lower than those
OF any other lusc. Il must be evident to dealers in
stcreoscopic goods that they will be consulting their own
interests by doing business the New York Branch OF
the LoNpoN STKRBosCorGc COMPANY, as at He 40 auAR
TIERS Orders can be sent to IHEo. LEssEY manager
53i Broadway, New York Stereoscopes Of all kinds
and prices, ffom fifty cents upwards Views and groups
from 81 o per dozen upwards. 65l6
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BARRE ACADEMY

TO the Trustees Of Barre academy
The Committee invited to attend the Examination o
the students connected with Barre Academy take pleas
ure in communicating you the very favorable impress
sion produced them by the various exercises which
they witnessed They wish 10 bear testimony to the
licences o fidelity and thoroughness the part Of Tho
Teachers and they feel justified in commencing very
highly the spirit Of study and ambition with which they
seem To have inspired their pupils. To ,hc students
themselves the result Of the Examination was highly
oreditabe. Though the questioning was minute aud
searching the were in general prompt and ae
ourate, and the knowledge displayed usually very
clear aud positive The Committee grahed 70 see,
working in the minds Of the young such sound aud
healthy sentiments those which characterized the orig
iua pieces and while they expect that with more
turty Of judgment palmer and simpler style Of writing
and speaking will be preferred they hope that the
enthusiasm and earnestness will always remain.
he Committee particularly pleased with the tai
en and proficiency displayed in the musical department,
and were glad 20 that large number had awaited
themselves Of the superior advantages afforded them in
this school for the study and practice " music.
In conclusion, tho Committee would take the liberty OF
congauatng the citizens Of Barre and vicinity their
well-managed and prosperous Academy, and Of com
mendng il to all who DESTROYS Of obtaining good
Acadcmical education, school where they may
cure the combined advantages ogood training aud whole
some moral influences.
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Marshacld july 80 3d. 4. D., o 1865, ''' OF.


A ARON T. BANCROFTS ESTATE
Il The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Washington, CONF
missioncrs receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons agans the estate Aaron T. Ban
croft late Of Planhed in said district deceased repre-
scented nsolyent and the Of nix months from the Sd
day Of July, 1850, being allowed by said court TO the
creditors o said deceased 20 exhibit aud prove their
peeye Chains before Give notice. that we will attend
20 the duties Of appointment at the dwelling house Of
Aaron T. Bancroft deceased, In Planheld in said dis
ict the 2lst day Of August and December next, at
nine O'cOck IN the forenoon, on each Of said days.
EBENEZEH MARTIN, -.
SULLIVAN b. GALE, W" 10
plainfeld July 9th A. d. 1860. O0.OS
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~ Many suffer rather that take nauseous
medicines. All such who suffer from coughs,
and colds, irritation Of the bronchial tubes,
and tendency to consumption, have in DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, a remedy
as agreeable to the palate as efectual in re-
moving disease.
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Ocel of Exhibition and Sale s4o3 broadway, New York..
Il summer Street, Boston. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 60
T. G. PHINNEY. Agent, Montpelier, VI.
IN TEN MINUTES!
BRYAN'S
p Y L NJ O MIC w A + T. s.!
The certain and speedy remedy discovered for
nil Diseases NJ

BRYAN's
p Il NJ MIC W r T. RS!
The certain and speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases Of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Difficult Breathing, Sore Throat, &C., &c.
These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when perseyered with according to directions
never fail to effect a rapid and lasting cure THOUSANDS
have been restored to perfect health who have tried 9TH
means in vain. To all classes and all constitutions
they are blessing and cure-none need despair,
matter how long the disease may have existed, or how
il may be, provided the organic structure Of
the vital organs not hopelessly decayed. Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
TO VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
these Waters peculiarly valuable they will in oss
DAY remove the most severe occasional hoarsencss and
their regular for few days WILL all times increase
the power and hexhty Of the voice. greatly improving
its tone compass and cearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional yoealists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price % cents per box.
Vocalists aud Public Speakers
Vocalsts and Public Speakers
Vocalists and Public Speakers
viii find Bryan's Waters
Will find BTyan's Waters
viii find Bryan's Waters
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable to
Invaluable TO
Hoarsencss and Sore Throat,
Hoarseness and Sore Throat,
Hoarseness and Sore Throat
And give cearness to the Voice.
Aud give oearness to the Voice.
And give ccarness to the Voice.
They relieve in ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs Colds, and all diseases
or the Chest and Lungs.
OF the Chest and Lungs.
or the Chest and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists
Sold by all Druggists
Sold by all Druggists
At 25 cents box.
At rs cents a box.
63l4 lis At Is cents box.
l.. +. PIERCE Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
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ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR ScHooL.-We
invite attention to the advertisement in an
other column Of the Orange County Grammar
School. This school is among the oldest and
has been one Of the most successful schools
in the State, having been Incorporated in 1906,
and been in active service ever since, doing as
much probably for the Advancement of science
as any similar institution in the country. 1t
has boon patrouized by many of the first men
in this and adjoining States, and numbers on
its roll the names of men who are now hold
ing high and honorable positions as Members
of Congress, Governors, Teachers, Clergy
men, and even missionaries in foreign coun-
tries. The school is now renewing its vigor,
having just occupied the new and beautiful
building which has been erected for its better
accommodation, and under the management
Of Mr.. George Fisher, its present Principal
bids fair to do still greater service to the cause
of education.
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LtaaI 4Aotlrrs.


- Z A T T. OF V f. r NJ o N T
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, on the 3lst
day Of July, A. ID. 1860.
C. Turner late Of Duxbury in said district deceased
makes application said court, with the and
appreciation in writing Of the heirs of said deceased
siding this State for license sell the following des-
crbed real estate belonging to said deceased to-wit
Lots Nos and in the first division OF lots in said Dux-
bury representing that said sale would be beneficial to
the heirs and all interested in said Whereupon,
ordered by said Court that said application be refer
rcd TO the 2st day Of August, A. d. 1860, at the Pro-
bate Office in Montpelier, for hearing and decision there
and it is further ordered, that all persons interest
ed, be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of this APP
pcaton and order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman x State Journal, printed at
Montpelier before said hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and il they cause object thereto
By the Court
N 40 49, u MERRILL. Raoistcr
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VIGOROUS OLD AaE.-We are informed
that Mr. John Munson of this place, aged 9
years, made his trip TO the top of Mansfield
Mountain yesterday. He went up with a
party from this side, walking the last two or
three miles Of the way, and 70 the Summit
House, took his stroll about to see the sights,
and came down on foot to the halfway house
before night If any man of his age can beat
that, we shall like to hear it-Ffee Press Of
aug. 4.
LEFT the Gas BURNING AND WENT TO
EURoPE.-The New York correspondent Of
the Mobile Register relates the following;
Recently gentleman returned from Eu-
rope; he had been absent with his family
seven months lie paid his gas bill the day
ne LETT and the house had not been open for
seven months yet when it was, the gas man
took return from the meter, and bill was
made out for $50. Mr. Grinnell went and
complained to the Secretary, related the cir
cumstauces, and threatened exposure of such
barc-faced robbery. lie refused to pay the
bill. Ivory we'll, sir, said the Secretary
Mr.. Grinnell went home and told his wife.
PAY it, said she. ''Why so ?" said he.
"Because,' said she, "the day We left New
York, had to go back to the house for some
article ! had forgot. The window shutters
were fastened; ! lit the gas the other day
when we returned. | found it still burning
The bill was paid, for steady gas flame had
been burning for seven months. Gas stock
pays heavy dividend
~ The New York World. in presenting a
detailed estimate Of the Presidential election,
gives Lincoln G5 electoral votes, or 3 more
than is necessary to a choice. 1t thinks that
Breckenridge will have As and Bell A votes
Among the doubtful States it reckons Texas
as between Houston or Breckenridge Geor-
gia and Louisiana between Bell or Breckin-
ridge; Oregon between Breckenridge or Lin
coin Illinois between Lincoln and Douglas;
and Miss 1uri as probably for Douglas.
Election FRAUD IN CoNNEorIouT.-The
enormous Democratic vote of New Haven
last spring created much surprise. But the
Now Haven journal now says THAT the re-
cords of the votes at the last State election
have been thoroughly and carefully gone over
and the astounding fact is discovered that No
less than $50 Uotes mere cast Of 'ohich no reoorC
can be found This in spite Of the direct anC
absolute requirements ofthe law upon the sub
ject
lHE POLITICAL Pass OF OHIo.-Tht
ONO State journal has taken the trouble I,
classify ana publish a list of all tho papers il
that state There are PIG papers ia the list
OF 26 are for Lincoln, 80 for Douglas, s TO
Breckenridge and for Bell. There are eigh
teen counties in which no Democratic orgal
of either wing is published and twenty tire
counties in which no Douglas organ is pub
lished.
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sULrANA's SAUCE

This most delicious and appetising
Sauce, invented by the renowned
SoYER," for the London reform
Club, is, since his decease, manufac-
tured by the well-known house OF
CRossE & BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. II is the
favorite Sauce In England, and on
the Continent, with high and grow
ing reputation among American Ep-
icures, and is much approved Of as a
stimuiant to the appetite aud aid TO
digestion.
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HotLowAY's Pitts ASb OtvrWENr-Ar0id fBtpos-
fre AS there may be c0untcfets n the market it H.
well 20 know that there is protection 90 tho pur
chaser 10 the watc-mark that exists every leaf NJ tho
genuine book u directions, viz the words Holotrdg
Nao York and London, which be seen 10 the paper
itself on being held to the light. In external inhanma-
ton there is unnatural rush Of bio ID the part A.
cccd The effect NJ the Ointment Is 10 dispense the To-
cal fever. The Pills relieve the system, through the
bowels OF all morbid and irritating influences
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PRICES.
HH
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Aug. /, lss

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAlthEI.-Aug. /, 1850
By Telegraph TO the BdtehmaH 8 Journal.
AtMarke SOC Cattle 400 Becycs lO6 Stores consisting
OF Working Oxen, Cows, and one two and three years
olds PRlCEs.
Beet, extra, 500 7,25 Working Oxen, rs l5C
" first quail. 6.7j a 900 Cows * Calves, 20 90
" scc 500 a 600 Yoarlings, none
-" third " 3,75 a 600 Two years olds, s. II
" ordinary 27j a 600 Three u a II
Sheep aud Lambs.-At Market 1861 Prices
In Lots, LOO a $50 Extra a select, 2,2j 800
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RANDOLPH ACADEMY.-The

" EST RANDOLPH ACADEMY.-The
w Fall Term Of this Institution will begin August
Both, and continue eleven weeks.
GEO. f. BEARD, Principal, assisted'by experienced
Teachers.
Tuition at usual rates.
Rare opportunities afforded 20 those who design TO
teach, fit for College obtain thorough know
edge Of English branches Instruction in Music French
pished Teachers.
Board and room at low prices. All students de-
string superior advantages for for obtaining education
are invited consider the inducements offered at this
Institution
For particulars please the forthcoming circular OF
address the Principal at Burlington, Vt, until August
Ist, after that that tune at West Randolph, VI.
Burlington, juno 2Sh, 1860. 03OS
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Graduating disease
These Btters continue to be the most standard popu
lar and reliable medicine discovered for the
Liver Complaints and all their aticndants Jaundice in
is worst forms, Humors, whether Of blood skim all
Bilious Diseases and Foul stomach; Dyspepsia; Cos
tiycness Female Weakness and every disease arising
from Indigestion, scdentary habits Of life Headache
Dizziness Piles Heartburn; Pains in the Side, Bow
els or Back; Flatucncy Loss Of Appetite and every
kindred complaint arising from impurities Of Blood Dis
cascd Liver or dsordorod stomach which every per
SON is more OF less subject in this climate.
The effect Of this medicine is most wonderfulit acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
siructions from the internal organs, stimulating then
into healthy action, renoyatng the fountains Of life
purifying the blood, ceasng it from all humors and
causing to course through every part Of the body
restoring the invalid TO health and usefulness.
Only 25 and 3S per bottle Sold by dealers in
Medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed TO J. o. LANGLEY or GEORGE c
GOODWIN & CO., Boston. SSl4
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90 - Wv Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Register
DENoNIHASKINs' ESTATE

DEN ONI HASKIN S ESTATE.
ID The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washing
tom commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust all
claims aud demands of all persons ganst the estate Of
Bcnon Haskns late Of Marshheld, IN said district, de
ceased represented usolyent and the Of six months
from the 30h day Of July, 1860, being allowed by
said court TO the creditors Of said deceased 70 exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice
that will attend 10 the duties Of our appointment
the dwollinghouso Of Preston g. llaskns. in Marsh
field in said district, on the first Monday Of October
and 3lst day Of January next O'Clock in the az
tornon, on each Of said days.
ANDREW ENGLISH, lc.,
Marsh6eld, july 30, A. D. 1869 O7Oo
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Special Aoticrs.
TWO VERDIcrS


from two very important sources, in relation to
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Tho FIRST u these decisions is from the pen Of Dr. Chill
ton, who has equal in this country analytic
chemist, and declares the dye TO be absolutely free from
dcleterious ingredients. This may be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT
Tho second decision is popular The thousands
who the dye are unanimous in recommending il,
above all others, for the exquisite natualness OF the
blacks and browns imports, and the rapidly Of its ef
feet This is
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these verdets may be
seen at the establishment of Cristadoro.
sold everywhere, and applied by all hair dressers
Cfistadoro, No Astor House New York. 05.0S
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROY
Err the Oldest and best remedy known for Extermnat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants Musqui-
toes, Fleas, Moths, GRAIN Worms and Garden Insects
o. Principal Depot, 6l2 Broadway, n. y.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. 90ll
~ DR.. c. II. SHOLEs, Eclectic Physician, gives par
tcuar attention diseases Of the organs,
and special diseases Of women See advertisement in
another column 9oi9
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10 We learn that it has been decided to
hold the Brigade Muster at Montpelier, on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday August
29th, 30th, and 3lst.