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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
DEATH OF HON. CHARLES G. EAST
MAN

Died, in Montpelier, September 10th, Hon.
CHARLES G. EASTMAN, proprietor and editor
of the Vermont Patriot aged "A years and 3
months.
AHectionato, genial and faithful in the ia
mily relations -romarkably attractive in SO
cial life, and ardent, efficient and influential
in his political dutics,-the deceased attained
a position in public estimation reached by few
men of his age, and has left wide circle Of
friends, reaching far beyond the family and
the community Of which he was a member,
and that party in the state of which he came
TO be the Acknowledged head. He was most
Familiarity known to the State as the editor,
for about twenty years, Of the Woodstock Age
and the Vermont Pdtriot--as a member of the
State Senate--as a candidate for Congress a,
two elections and, finally as the head Of
the Douglas Democratic party in the State,
and member o. the National Executive Com
mittce of that party In these last named
positions he gave his last services and we are
sure that these were given perhaps conscious
" given, at the hazard of his life. The jour
neys to Charleston and Baltimore told with
terrible effect on his failing constitution and
we saw him at Washington, in June last,
toilng with his associates from different por-
tions Of the Union, when we felt that every
impulse OF the brain and every struggle Of
the body was surely drawing him to the grave.
He is best known, however, to the literary
world, aud his fame will longest live, as a
poet. It's not enough to say that in lyric
poetry he has had no equal in the state we
do but repeat tho judgment Of an English
critic when we say, that he has had no supe-
rior in America. On Monday evening last,
funeral services we're performed at the house
of the deceased, and at his request these were
Of she simplest form. At sunset his remains
were deposited in one of the highest points
in Green Mount Cemetery, which, five years
before his death, was consecratcd with one of
his own most beautiful and touching hymns :
1hi, hrest spot Of bin and gladc
Where blooms the flower aud waves the tree,
And silver streams delight the shade,
We cousccrate, Death, TO thee.
uorc an the months the year may know
Shalt warh this "Edcn OF the Dead"
TO wrcnthc with flowers crown with
The drcamless aloeper's narrow bed
And when above It's graves we kuccl,
Rcsigiug 20 the mouldcrng
Tho friends whose silent hearts shall feel
No halmy summers glad return
Zach marble shaft our hands may rear,
To mark where dust 10 dust Is given,
Shall In its cllssued column, here,
10 point fearful eyes 70 Heaven,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
CRESCENT LAKE ON MT. MANS
FIELD

correspondent Of the st. Adams Messen-
ger writes that company of ladies and gem
tlemen from Burlington made pleasant OK
cursion to Mt. Mansfield few days since,
and that among other happy features of the
occasion, they went through with the formal
ceremony Of christening the beautiful little
lake which has been the admiration of all
tourists, situated little to the northwest OF
the "chn." 1t has been called by some the
Lake OF the Clouds" but as there is a some
what similar lake on one of the White Noun
tains by this name, it was thought appropri-
ate that this little lake on Mt. Mansfield
should have another name. The new name
given to it is Crescent Lake" The principa
part Of the ceremony was performed in a very
agreeable and impressive manner by President
Pease Of the Uaiuersity Of Permont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
HUNNEWELLS TOLU ANODyNE Ann
IT'S POSITION

ny comparisons or analogios with which all question,
are docdcd, there arc none more important than sr ~
fclAc 10 disease We claim that the effect of oni,, "
nc system Is aims, all natural laws, aud the witnc
'o results both Ivy patient and physician II thew ,n
speak their mind, viii juetify the remark In tc
~ opium lwtosc introduction IN centuries inside OF A. ,
anhaus} nearly the entire product s used Tor other
moaieine Let any person visit hospital ur sick roo,
ana witness the state Of patients under what Is called
@eP with the use Of opium, preparations Of pt,i,,
and they will see that II is merely negative II a nott
ing more OF less than torpid stupcfctiun and Of sr
nature that all disease is aggravated rather than ept
and the patient awakcs from unnatural rest In ,e,
state than without the opium. Opium also viole,,
constpator, producing Indigestion and arrangement M
the bowels. like all unnatural stmulants lho aoii,r
prhcpc ofthc Aundync not only produces the most qn
natural and refreshing rest, but allows nature undo,
that actual state TO como n and do her portion of t.
work, 10y giving what ruu sleep aud rest are intended
II Is also cathariu in elect aud docs disturb The
natural action " the bowels. Therefore wherever IN
for whatever opium ever used let the Anod,nc 4, o.
its place, aud our declarations will n a eases bc asscnici
To 10y lair tftu It's present proprietary nu be- is putcr
ton, and let the propuctors be sustained by the accent
ence of physician and PATIENTS and much suffering ul
oe prevented For sale 10y all dealers See advertise.
ment and read pamphlets ltl7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
sLEEPLESS, CRYING, TEETHING
CHlIDREN

All know how unpleasant these accompannents al
baby hood and most intelligent persons know also, The
sad consequences to health aud often life, from the
of anudynes cuIdals and similar baby doses used Ia
quiet ,hem. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic BalN
Pills, IA pleasant sugar pill which you may drop int
the mouth any time give you everything to be desired
irom medicine lhey 'alM excitement, allay The irrta
procure natural and quiet rest without the disadyanta
ges Of cordias opals They have been for years
aud approved 10y ali who use them or ahhor dosing.
Price, 25cts per box, with directions Six boxes, 81
Sent by mail express, free OF charge, receipt
the price Address,
DK. +. HUMPHREYS a CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York
Soldby l. r. Pierce ana 4. r. Smith, Montpelier, and
DR. n. u, brown, Morctown.
See advertisement in another column. 1915
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS TO THE
LEGISLATURES

Torn maHers.-To annex Goshen Gore in
Washington County to the town Of plainfeld
TO annex part of Peru to Landgroye For a
tax on Bennington county
Raiiroods.-For renewal Of charter of Is
land Pond and st. Johusbury railroad compa-
ny. For a road in Poultney through Fair
haven. West Haven and Benson to Lake
Champlain in Orwell or Shoreham.
Banbs.-For now bank at Irasburgh or a
rechartr of the bank of Orleans
Fuy-From Windmill point in Alburgh
to Champloin n. v, and from Windmill point
to Keley's point in Alburgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
1Harkets.


bFNANN mAANhifif NIl a. w. 1901.
ASUES-rhc market is dull for Ashes with moderate
sales at 3 &C. for Pots and ~ 5 5-8c for Pearls.
EIOllt-lhr drWanl has been quite moderate during
the week the ad,Ices from Great Britain, reporting duh
Flour market and more favorable weather for the har-
vest, having pat stop 90 a active operations. These
adviccs will evidently have healthy influence on the
trade Prices throughout the West tits believed. have
advanced more rapidly than the present position Of The
market would warrant. and shipments 90 the sclhoard
cannot Doe made except At considerable loss, from any
leading point West While look for large exports,
Notwithstanding the late uuflrabc news exceeding pcr
haps any previous year since 1917 should remember
that our abundant crops generally admitted 90 De
pie for all the requirements of the trade aud that very
extreme prices not likely 90 be- sustained For some
days past market has been dun and effect sales 20
amy extent decline Of 70 ~ 25c per bib would have to
hc submitted To- Holders however have NOT urged sales
Common brands Western and numiualy 50 IS
fancy brands have been sold at So So l5 but 80 is all
h't can be realized At the close extras have ranged from
50 % SO So but sales any could not be made
at SO D. closing duh at that price and suporiors
have been sold 90 SO - 81 % per Dbl, including Gene
GRAIN-the market for Corn has not varied materi-
ally during che week. The demand has been moderate,
with sales NJ Western and Southern yellow at IS a 7Sc
and Western mixed az ~ "a per bu, including some to
arrive. For Uhe Corn the price is sin quito nominal
Use IS asked hut sales Of this description have been
made Ton some time Oas have been arriving more free
y. sales Of southern Western and Canada at AZ 45c,
as 90 quality, mostly al 400 for good
HOtS-No movement VI amy Importance iu this mar
kct NO further arrivals NJ new crop lot Of 50 bales
has been sold to arrive n poe per 3D. For the crop OF 80
holders have advanced their views to zoe per d. Very
high prices u fact asked for both old aud new, with
fair prospect at present Of their being realized
BJIlkk-lhc receipts of Butter for the week have
been 53i3 packages uf all kinds Ihc market quite as
hrm As previously noticed particularly Tor an choice
qualities, the supply Of which is scarcely sufficient 10
meet the wants OF the trade and finds ready sale, while
other kinds are only Boo moderate request The sales have
been AZ Is 20 'r good and choice New York aud Yer
moui dtics. and extra lots 40 Zlc per DO. Common and
fair range. from " d NE per lb. as 20 quality.
CUEtSE-lu Cheese there is mo- change io notice.
WOOL-lhc market for fleece aud pulled Wool re-
mains without change. The demand is moderate. but
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

w AoIlIN0l VA AONN l GOiH l.
The September Term of Washington Coun-
ty Court commenced on Tuesday Sept It'll.
Hon. James Barrett Chief Judge, Hon. Alvin
Braey and Hon. Edwin C. Watson Assistant
Judges
The first case tried by Jury was Lyman
Field Y. Thomas Chittendon and Trustees.
Assumpsit. Trial between PIN. and Willis
Lyman and Geo r. March Trustees. Yer
diet for Def. Briggs and Dillingham; for
PIT. Peck & Colby for Def.
ID. Thompson and Franklin v Finley
Action on Book. To which the Deft. plead
in Offset damages incurred in consequence of
being discharged from contract. Pits re-
plication that he did not employ said Def. and
did not discharge him. Verdict for Plfs.-
Mack Rodield and Gleason for Plf Peck
Il Colby and Fifeld, for Deft.
Sd. VIM. p. Briggs v. Amos b. Cooper.
SANDER The Pla alleged that the SANDER
consisted ofcharging MIN with forging bond.
Delt. plead the truth of the words spoken
Verdict that Plf. recover Sl44 damages
Wing, Briggs and J. A. Val! for PHI Red.
field, Dillingham; and Durant for Def.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
FowLEs PILE AND HuMoR CURE

A Sure Cure for Bleeding Blind and Itching Piles.
Scroua, Salt kheum, &C One bottle warranted 20 cure
in all il not, dealers are requested refund tho
money Cases from 20 To 50 years standing cured hy
one bottle. Prepared by HENRY ID. FOWLE, n Prince
ST, Boston. Sold by Druggists generally. Certificates
with each bottle Price 81 1ilS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

DoLLE DUTToN's LEvEEs AT WAsHNG-
TON HALL.--Musto of orr readers have heard of
this little girl years old, 26inches high, and
weighing only 10 pounds She gives loyee
here Oct. and >, at and - clock. Our
exchanges speak highly of her. The Boston
papers state that forty thousand persons at
tended her six weeks Leyees in that city,
and she is considered by all who have seen her
to be greater curiosity than the famous Tom
Thumb.
The New York Ladies Visitor says of lit
tie Dollie:
In childish days had great love Of fairy tales
and II Of most ardent desires see real,
living fairy. We did not believe that they had wholly
disappeared FROM the earth though forced 20 adj
nit that they eft aig-land far less frequently than in
that famous upon time 10 which books refer
rcd and e are constantly in hopes TO meet one in some
green fary-rng in the woods or fields But child
hood passed away without even glimpse Of fairy. II
remained for matureT years bring the realization
Of early visions ior we have seen fairy at last-s
charming little creature who might pass Tor liania herr
self We could almost fancy that the Fairy Queen had
chosen 10 disguise herself mortal, aud appear on
earth, when we looked on little Dolic Dutton.
This tiny being is certainly Of the pretcst and
most graceful well the wonderful Of rrca-
lures one Is mns years o'u enN 20 m'nes M height
and weighs only Is pounds. But these statistics give nc
conception Of her size. better idea may De gained
from the statement, that she is far smaller than mos
children when year old
Those who have seen Gen. Tom Thumb prolab,
thought him the smallest Bit Of mortality that could eve
be- this planet but this little lady is small
Ter than he, o. reoeHt visit which she paid him sh
walked under his arm, with her bonnet aud plums on
md had actually an inch 70 spare.
Though 40 diminutye, she is perfectly formed moi
even her mead is disproportoned 70 her body is Sc
frequently the case and her delicate limbs aud graceful
motions make her more like a lttle sylph from
Fairy-land than mere mortal.
Little Dolie is very pleasant sight and no one Shout,
neglect TO visit her II She in their neghborhood
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
THE INVENTORS EXCHANGE.
II A II

10 LVOAlH Al Al BkAITLE ST, BOSTON, MASS.
At this Establishment the Merchant the Foundry
Man, the Cabinet Maker, the Maohnist the Carpenter
the capitalist and those who in search Of Business
OF WISH To add To mof business, find something Of
interest and worthy Of attention IL is the aim and de-,
si{h OF inns Establishment TO place upon exhibition aud
sale ,nch inventions OF goods only are Of acknow-
edged worth and prs ctcahlty as viii move re-
munefatYe 10 the purchaser and give entire satisfaction
ms institution Is also designed place Of deposit
and exhibition OF Inventions hy the Patentec or Owner
lhrfcoi where sadin'cnuons be properly shown
we punhe and disposed of TO ads autagc. Almost daily
there are calls fo5 certain Patented Articles which tho
public need bur avail themselves Of because the
inventors or owners do not mako them known.
Now let AN inventors owners Of truly practical ar-
clcs bring them and avail themselves Of the Inv,n-
tors Exchange, ~ Brattc Street and ten 10 one sale
will be ccofcd where in their dormant position hry
are Of no use 90 any one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

~ We invite special attention to the ad-
vertlsemcnt Of Prof Woods Rcstoratiue Cor
dial and Blood Renorator, in another column.
For weakness and general debility there is
nothing like it it will strengthen, exhiarate,
create an appetite at once, regulate the bill
ious system aid digestion, and in short, restore
the weakened organs to all their original yigor
and strength. So valuable a Tonic Cordial
should be in the hands Of every invalid and
IN every family. Reader, try it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

new and splendid preparation for the Hair uniting i
m virtues Of The Cocoa Nut and Castor Oil
re t0 1tt lngreieHfs fOr The Hatr car dif-or.,sd
! ne OOCVA-CAoIQRlNE mpaus luNu1iant brill
anoy 70 INC ila promotes healthy action and preserves
its color and beauty.
=, hNeS lhc mar most fascinating appearance. Il
Viii preserve the hair IN curl for many da,s II vim
prevent bAlDNEss or cure IL II is nrrrFH in on Al
III more in QUANTITY. than any Other Hair Prepr-
Iauun. II ~ the CHEAPEST, CLEANEsr and ursr Hair
Dressing In Europe or America lrcpared oul, nv
GEORGE T. BARNEY, SOUTH MAIDEN. MASS.
for sale by the prominent Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers in the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

w We would call attention to the adver-
usement OF Mr. +. w. DENNIsoN, who has
thoroughly systematzed the little article of
merchandise, Tags, having over 100 varieties
und patterns for every conceivable use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

TERsE AND EMPHArIo.-The Woodsiocl
Age thus announces the result of the Maine
election
"haine Eieciion-almost total eclipsc-a
big vote and plenty of Niger"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
EEP poI IT BEFORE F.! THE PEOPLE

Don be deceived any longer We the originators Of
inc I'm Book business will send our new Catalogues
postage paid, TO any address Also for ten cents our
lls9y OF the Gt Book business, originally published
for % cents. 1000 Book gents wanted.
ALBERT COLBY a CO..
No. 20 IIashUgf0H ST. Boston Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, NAVIGA.
TION. &c

For practical instruction and valuable aid in obtaining
reliable employment for students,
COHERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Established in Boston under the same management for
twenty years past) remains unri,allcd. Separate de-
partment for Ladies' No Class system. Catalogues and
terms may be had at the office, 3J Washington street,
or by mail, l4ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

f Curtis Of Empire, Whiteside c.. Illinois.
daughter Of Elliot Whitney, formerly of Mont
pelier W., wishes information as to the re-
sidenco of her brother Horace, and sister
Mary Ann Whitney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

To LIsrERs or WAsHINGToE CouSry.-
The law requites one lister from each town
! the county - meet Of The Cont House on The
iast Tuesday IL September, "a, % o'clock 10
average tho real estate Of the county for the
next five years.
Don't forget it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

~ Dollie Dutton gives Levees at How's
Hail. Mortified, Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon, Sept. 20 and 20, at and 7 l-2
o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21
TO TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.

We are requested to remind town repros-
entatives to bring all the returns. and especial
ly The abstraot Of he G,and List, whom they
come to Montpelier Care in this respect
will facilitate the business of the session.
~ III Editors are requested 10 copy hi,
notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

Showing gam OF 2I51 m The above ten
towns in ten years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-21

The CENsUs.--Ten towns in Orleans
county show a gain of 25 per cent in popu-
1ation since 1S5O-thus
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-03

Nor LOST The following beautiful SEN
timent in regard to the future condition Of
our children, is from the pen of Henry
Ward Beccher:
When God gives me babe, say, 81
thank God for this lamp lit in my family"
And when, after it has been light in my
household for one or two years, it pleascs
God to take it away, I can take the cup
bitter or sweet. | can say, "My light has
gone out; my heart is sacked; my hopes
are desolated; my child is lost-my child is
lost" or can say in the spirit of Job,
THE Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
away, blessed be the name of the Lord
1t has pleased God to take five children
from me; but never lost one, and never
shall
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-03

silence.
In ancient mythology the Owl was dedi-
Gated to Minerva, the goddess of wisdom.
Its solemn look and characteristic silence
was esteemed evidence of its superiority,
and hence it's sacredness in that respect
among the old folks of Greece.
Our opponents just now seem convinced
of the business of the ancient conclusion.
Mr. Lincoln is prevented by friends from
giving his opinions on the topics of the
hour. Silence, now, is the best proof of
wisdom, and the illustrious nominee of a
great party informs the country, through
his secretary, that he cannot talk to the
people In the language of Coriolanus to
his advisers, "What! l speak to Rome's
greasy mechanism
Read this letter.
B. g. Wright, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your let.
ter to Hon. A. Lincoln, of May 2sth, and
by which you seek to obtain his opinion or
certain political points, has been received.
| He has received others Of similar char
acter, but also greater number Of the eX
city opposite character. The latter class
beseech him to write nothing whatever up
Oh any point of political doctrine. They
say his positions were well known when hi
was nominated, and that he must not now
embarass the canvass by undertaking tC
shift or modify them. He regrets that h,
cannot ohlige all; but you perceive that il
is impossible for him to do so.
Yours truly, JOHN G. NICHOLAS.
DOUGLAS, in Rhode Island, said:
~ am reminded every day that it is ex
tremely imprudcnt for Presidential can
didate to make speeches without their be
ing carefully written, and to allow the re
portcrs to take them down and spread then
broadcast to the world, for might max,
enemies by it. If my object was to ge
the Presidency by any means, rather thar
to vindicate the truth, perhaps would b'
willing to play dummy and put a paddock
on my own lips for fear might utter al
honest sentiment and lose vote by it.
would scorn to receive any mans vote un
der false pretences."
Which style of man is most NAN?