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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
ln Probate Court. holden a. Montpelier, ON the 18th
day Of October, A. D. 1860:
John Wheaton, Administrator Of the estate Of Ste
phon AudrCws late Of Barre, n said district deceased,
makes application 20 said Count with the consent and
appreciation u writing Of the heirs Of said estate resd-
ing In This state r license 10 sell the whole Of the real
tate 90 said deceased. except the wdHN dover therein
but Including the reYcrsou OF the widows dover repre-
sentug hlt said sale would be beneficial % the heirs
and TO those interested u said estate Whcreupou It is
ordered by said Court that said appa be referred
the 9Th day of November, A. D. 1867 al Probate or
flee Ia Montpelier or hearing aud decision thereon and
Is urheroriCcd that all persons interested be notified
hcofby publication Of notice u this application aud or
der thereon, three weeks successfully u the VI Watch
man aud state Journal, printed al Montpelier, before
said time OF hearing, that they appear said time
and place, and, They see cause, object thereto.
Hy Che court
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District the l0th day Of October A. ID, 1900
Roswell Farr, guardian Of Kate A. Harvey, q minor,
heir OF Isaac b. Harvey, late of Mortified in said dis
ict, deceased, makes application TO said Court for H.
go sell the following described real estate belonging
his said ward 10 wit all her right and interest in the
homestead Of which said Isaac b. Harvey died sezcd and
possessed situated In said Northfed representing that
such sale would be conducive the interest of his said
ward for the purpose NJ putting hc proceeds Of said sale
interest investing them in stocks real estate
Wherrupon Ills ordered by said Court that said appl-
cation Doe referred for hearing and decision thereon to
session Of said Court 20 De held the Probate Office ia
said Montpelier, ou the 9th day Of November, A. d.
1850 and Is further ordered that notice Of said appli-
cation and oftho time aud place Of hearing aforesaid be
given 90 an persons interested by the publication OF such
notice in the Vermont Waterman aud State Journal
newspaper printed ia Montpelier aforesaid three weeks
successfully, previous 70 said time Of hearing that they
may appear u said time and place, If they cause and
object 90 such sale.
Ny the Court,
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BARNE Us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BARNE Us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RARNEYS GOGOA- RLNE

new and splendid preparation for the Ii air. uniting the
virtues Of the Cocoa Nut and Castor Oil.
he Iic0 best Ingredients FOR The Hair rrcr dsc0rered
The COCOA-CAsTORINE nnparts luxu1iant brill
fancy 70 the Hair promotes healthy action and preserves
its color and beauty.
~ gives The hair a most fascinating appearance. Il
VIII preserve the hair iu curl Tor many days IL will
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u y more boo QUANTITY, than any other Hair prcpa-
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GEORGE T. BARNEY, SOUTH MAIDEN. MASS.
For sale by The prominent Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers iu the United States
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

CHAWMUT COMPANY'S CLARINE
- COAL Oll--Thc subscriber is now prepared TO re-
cciyc order fr the ubnvc ILLUMINATING OIL which
COT color oor and burning qualities is warranted equal
20 any 300 tho market
Tho above will be sold as low for cash as any oil Of
equal quality. and liberal discount made the trade
Also superior article of ubrcating OIL equal 20 sperm,
90 less than tNo-thirds its cost
GRANVILLE MEARS,
Sole Agent for the above Company,
90 s. % Water street, Boston.
Boston, Sent no. 1860 1925
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ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM. ERYSIPE-
LAS

II is now generally admitted that an cruptve diseases
depend upon some internal or constitutional cause, and
that 90 use washes ontncuts flr them is a way
to niure the SYSTEM aud only drive in. cure
Salt heum Pill true specific for all such diseases.
They Salt Nhcum, Batbcrs Itch ErYsipcas, Pim-
pies the face Nngworm, and Ncttc Rash, by curing
the upon which they depend and by restoring the
skin the state OF health aud putty Thus NOT only
is the disease cured but he suncas aud beauty of The
complexion restored.
Price 2jcts. per box, with dire, tons. Six boxes, 81
Sent by mail express free OF charge on receipt Of
tlc price. Address,
On. +. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No So Broadway. Ncw York.
s1llby J. F. Pierce, and f. L. Smith, Montpelier, and
d. II ID Brown, M0rCiown.
See advertisement in another column 1919
CHOLERA
PERRY DAvts-SiR The benefits have received
from the OF your invaluable remedy, The pain killer,
induces me pen a word " prise Cor 10 Experience has
in the stomach any other part Of the system, Severe
Chls, WEAKNESS, Common Colds, Hoarseuess, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus. Darrhma, Dyscutry To0thache, &c,
there IS nothing better than the Pam Killer. have this
hour recovered from attack Of the sick Headache
By using tcaspoonsfus taken thirty minutes in-
tcrya n wine glass ful NJ hot water. am confident
that through the blessing NJ God, saved me from the
cholera during the summer of 1913. Travelling amid
heat dust toll change uf diet and constant exposure o.
infctcd atmosphere, my system was daily prcdspusc1
10 dysentcry attacks accompanied with PAIN FOR which
the Pain Killer was soecregu reniedV teaspoon
f curing che worst he hour. 40 the most h1t
dFgi have beard OF many cases NJ Dyscntery being
cured hy Dos use Put BOO the teeth it would stop The
to0faehc Gratitude. and desire hr its general use,
has drawn from me this unsolicited testimonial ia its
DIT. TAYLOR. Jr Minister Of ihe Gospel. lol9
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, the "a day
Of October A. d. 1860.
Moses Robinson and David Avcrill executors Of the
last will and testament nfLchheus Bennett late uf North
field in said district deceased makes application 10 said
court, with the consent and appreciation writing Of the
heirs dcvsre and lcgaecs OF said deceased for license
To sell The whole of the real estate OF said deceased
presenting that said sale would be beneficial the heirs
and all interested in said estate Whereupon. It is
dercd boy snd court that said application be referred
the 3Otn day OF October D. 1860 at the Probate Office
IN Montpelier for hearing and decision thereon and it
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice Of this application and
der thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman State Journal, printed at Montpelier be
fore said time OF hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and ifhey see cause, object thereto.
BY the court.
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Al Market 1850 Cattle 1900 Reeves as Stores consisting
OF Working uNcu, Cows and one two and three years
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

REV. y. DAY, President. REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres
PHYSICIANS:
r. GREENE. VI. d. HUTCHINs. NJ. D.
MARY HARDWOOD, Female Physician.
At this Institution, Cancers Scrofula. Humors, and
all Chronic Diseases successfully treated upon the
Natural or Indian System Of Medicine, discardng the
use Of mineral poisous.
Consultation free Of charge. pamphlet descriptive
Of treatment may be obtained free, by addressing r.
GREENE NJ. D., SO Bromfeld Street, Boston, Mass
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DAY q MARTIN, LONDON,
IL REAL JAPAN BLdCKING

IL MEAL JAPAN BLAChING,
II From DAY 4 MAnrfN % High Holborn London.
Tor polishing aud preserving Leather, celebrated through
OUT ihe civilized world as the best composition for Boots
ana Shoes produces the highest jet polish with but little
labor causes no unpleasant SMELL and will retain lis viz
tues ln any climate, sold by the principal dealers in
Family stores, boots, Shoes, Also by the Agents,
BRAY HAYES, "a Coruhill Boston.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

The above is portrait OF David McCreery, Of Ma
pier township, who, on he 3lst day OF August. ls5s
made adavi. before Justice Gorley, that he wastrent
ed for the cure OF Cancer by three physicians Of Bed
ford county, aud by DR.. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col
lege In Cincinnati for nperOd nearly eight months
Notwithstanding which, his lip, nose and portion Of
his left cheek entirely eaten away! He had Civ
en- up all hope, when he heard ofthe "BlOod Search
er,"and was asinduced TO try it. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dlslgurel, there ia no ques
tion but what this Invaluable medicine saved his life.
The full particulars OF this remarkable case pLy be
in acrcular which be had of any ofthe age ns
We also refer to the case Of Nancy Reakney OF Ell
dertOn. Armstrong county. Pennsylvania. cured of
Scrofula after being able get bed for 3years
To the case OF lady in Ansonville, ,Clearhed Coun
ty. who was also afflicted with Scroula in It's worst
form.
TO the case ofGeorge Meisel. residing in Carroll
town. Cambria county, Pennsylvania who was so bad
y afflicted with Cancer thatt eat his entire nose off,
and his case was worse ifpossible than McCreory's
The particulars fthese cases, every one of which
was cured by the use ofthe Blood Searcher-may also
be found In n circular TO be had ofany agent.
r. NJ LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sala, near tn
Pa, Railroad Depot, Hollidaysbnrgh, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Goo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg, Pa
For sale by KAUFFMAN ~ CO., Lancaster; j. H.
Swain. Groyeport r. Schuler, Roberts 4 Samuel
Columbus l.. H. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. A. w,
MunsOn, Kenton. January &c, le60--ly39
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Shcppard's Celebrated Oriental Pres
VentiVe to COnceufiOn.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings and Emperors.
Ihati why beautiful Head Of Hair.

l.,a1
"haI' why behutlIuI ueau oi Iialr'
Because il is the ornament God Himself prorided
for all race Reader although the rose may bloom
ever so brightly in the glowing check The eve hq
ever SPARKLING the cei' be those Of pearls il tho
head Is bereft Of s covering, or tho hair be snared
and shrivoed harsh and dry or worse STILL sprInk
led with gray, nature win lose more than half her
charms. Pref. Woods Hair Restorative, II used tw6
or three times week, will restore and permanently
seeureto all such an ornament. Read the following
and Judge. The writer of the nrst is the celebrated
Pinisi, TALBERG: r.... .H.... q -.
DIR. WOOD;-- NEw YoRK, April 10, TS5G
DEAE SIR--pcrmil mo to express to YOU the obiign ~
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the United States 1t was repidly becoming gray bus
upon the application Of your "Hair Resloratlve' i:
soon recovered Its original hue. consider your Re-
slorative asavery wonderful invention, quite eflca-
tiOusOs well Is agreeable. o.
| am, dear sir, yours truly, S. THALBERG
"Drych ar Gwylielydct.u ..
Welsh Newspaper office, n Naussau ST.. AprilI2 1859
Pnor, o.J. Woop;--Dear Sir, Some month or six
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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
THE BLOOD!
FLATS
.VEGET BLELIFEPILLS
PHOENIX BlTTERS.

The high and enved celebrity which these pre'em-
nent Medicines have acquired Tor their invaluable
efficacy In all the Diseases which they profess 10 cure,
has rendered the usual practice ofpufing notony un-
necessary, but unworthy Of them.
IN ALL CASES
Of shma, Acute and Chronic Rhuematism, Ahec-
tions of Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the South aud West, where these disease prevail
they will be found invaluable. Planters, tarmersand
others, who use these Medicines, will never af
terwards be without them.
Bilious ChOiie, Serious LOoSeneSs Pills, CoshueneSs
Colds & Coughs iChoiie, Corrupt RumOrs, ,DrOPsies.
DYsPEPsiA.-N0 person with this distressing disease,
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions ofthc Skin, Eryspelas, Flatulency
FEVER AND AGrE.--For this scourge the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sys-
tom subject to return oithe disease cure by these
medicnes is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied and be cured.
FouJSEss OF CoMPLENoN--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT, GIDDINESs,
ravel Headache, Of every kind, Inward Fever. In
hammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Loss Of Appetite.
MrRcrRiAL DtsEAsEs.-Never fails 10 eradicate en-
tirely all the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner Sn
the most powerful preparation ofSarsaparilla'
NIght Sweats, ,vrruous Debility, Norrons Complaints
Of all kinds, Organic 9Gections.
PmEs.-Thc original proprietor Of these Medicines
cured Piles Of % years standing, by the use Of
these Life Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
| Organs.
RmEuMArrsa Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure eliefby the Life Medicines.
Rush OF Blood to the Head, Scurvey, Salt Rheum,
Swellings
scRoroLA or KlSGs Evil in its worst forms. Ulcers
| OF every description.
WoRMs ofallknds are enectualy expelled by these
Medicines Parents will do well to administer them
whenever their existence is suspected.
| Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
nd thus remove all disease from the systom.
| Prepared and sold by
DR.. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT.
335 Broadway. corner Of Anthony Street, New York.
Sor Sale by all Druggists.
Tunn n OF
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

A Manchester whrebouseman publish
ed an exceeding scurrilous pamphlet
against the firm Grant Brothers, holding
up the older pal tner to ridicules rs "Bil-
ly Button:
William was informed by some one Of
the nature Of the pamphlet, and his OBJ.
seryalion was that the man would live to
repent it,
"Ohl' said the libeller, when informed
Of the remark, "he thinks that some time
or other shall be in debt; but | viii take
good care OF that"
II happens. however, that men in bust
ness do not always loresee who shall be
their creditor; and 50 it turned out that
the Grants, liLeller became bankrupt,
aud conld not obtain his certificate ard
begin buslneoss again without obtaining
their signature. II seemed ~ him "A
hopeless casl to call upon that firm for
any favor, but the pressing claims of hia
family forced HIM to make tho application,
He appeared before the man he had
rid.culed rs Billy Button" n cordingly
He told his tale aud produced his cerlii
cate.
You wrote pamphlet agains. us once!
said Mr.. Grant
The supplicant expected to SEQ his doc
nmenL thrown into the fire; instead y
which Mr., Grant signed The name Of til,
firm, and thus completed tho necessary
certificate.
"We make 1t rule, - said he andling
1t back "neyer TO refuse signing tho Ger
tihoate Ct an honest man, and we hav,
never heard that you were anything else
This tears started to the mans eyes
"hhl" continued Mr. Grant. "you SO,
that my saying WAS true that you woul'
live to repent writing the pamphlet.
did not mean it as threat--I only mean
dat somo day you would know US Lettor
and repent having tried t injuro US
81 do | do indeed, repcntlt"
"Well, we'll. you know US now. Bu
how do you got on--what are you solnl
TO do2"
Tho poor man had stated that he la,
friends who would assist him whom hi
certificate was obtained
The answer was that having given VI
every farthing to his creditors. he ha,
been compelled to stint his family in oyel
the common necessarics Of life, that h,
might be enabled to pay for his certificate
"My good fellow, this viii never do
your wjfa and family muot not Ouilcr i,
this way, be kind enough to take this tel
pound note to your wife from me, there
there now-don'tcry, it will bo all wei
with you yet; keep up your spirits. set u
work like a man, and you will raise you
head among the best Of Us yet
Tho oyerpowered man cudcayored wit
choking utterance to express his gratitul
but IN vain, aud putting his hand to hi
face, he went out Of tho room sobbin,
like child--SclT He,p 6y Samuel Smiles
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

of her happiness; struck at its base so as
to make it totter and crumb!e. A dispatch
from the Balize, received yesterday, an
nonnced the arrival of the long lost 6rst
husband. Chnging to some piece of the
wreck, he had fioated to distant shores,
where for six long years lie lived with the
hope of meeting once more the beloved
ones he had left at home. but was unable
TO End a hcmeward hound vessel.
We hope to obtain some particulars
concerning his Cruso.lile, and Of the many
h~rdships he must have suffered = all Of
which dwindle into mere nothingness at
the thought of tie disappointment tina. a
waits him on his arrival home, The feel
ings of the Twice welded wife may be bet
ter imagined than drscribed,-N o. Pic
Gy,ne, 7th.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

"Dry aud hotl Hot and dryl How
much everything suffers for the want OF
RAMP exclaims the farmer, as the empty
clouds meh day by dOy from his sight;
but chemical science shows US that dTouths
ire one of the material causes to restore
the constituents of crops, and renoVate
long cultivated soils. The "why and
where efore" of this, we may here repro
duce, condensed from paper by Profess
sor Higgins, chemist OF the Safe Agrl-
cultural Society at Maryland;
The loss of mineral matter from the
soil, results from the fact that /! Is taken
mp by growing crops, and also carried a
way BY the surface water flowing into the
streams aud thence into the sea. Thesa
two causes are always in operation. and
were there no sources Of supply, would IN
time render the earth barren waste. The
dimiuution which arises from continued
cropping. is in part restored by manures;
and the same is true OF the constituents
washed from the soil by surface drainage;
but this supply is small uncertain,
and Of limited application, and Prov
idence has provided natural means to re
store lost mineral constituents 10 our ar
able land. AT intervals, droutl 5 o5cnr
to bring up from the deeper undorsoll, food
for theana of the plants when the rains
shall fall to dissolve and Lrlng them
into actfoh.
A drouth acts upon the moisture in the
earth as follows During dry weather
a continual evaporation takes place from
the surface Of the soil above that sup
piled by ram and dew, which creates q
vacuum ESQ iar a. the water in the sur
face is concerned) that is at once filled
by wafer rising from the sub-soil-rx
tending deeper and deeper as the droull
continues and the moisture is in
haled-a circulation Of water in the eartl
the reverse of that which takes place il
wet weather. This progress 10 the sur
face Of the wafer iu tEer earth, manifrst
itself strikingIy in the drying up of th'
springs aud wells. and streams which ar
supported by springs,
Not only is water thus brought to th
surface Of the earth, but also all that th
water holds in solution. There are sal
of lime and msgnesia, Of potash and O
soda, or indeed whatever the subsoil or to
strata Of the earth may contain. Th'
water on reaching the surface is eVapora
ted. but leaves behind It's lime and polas
its phosphales, sileiaies, carbonatrs AM
salls--all indispensable to the growth Q
vegetable products Of tho farm. Raj
water, as il falls, will dissolve bnt YER
small portion Of some OF those substances
but when it sinks into the earth, it theI
becomes strongly imtued with carboni
acid fromthe decomposition Of vegelabl
matter in The soil, and thus acquires tn
property Of readily dissolvink mineral
on which before it could have little g
Scientific artisan.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

ITS Success UnparaIIod in the Annals
OF Insurance..
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
Rolnnnce in Real Lllc.

Agontleman of tho Second District of
THIS city waa. or board Of tho i'll la,ed
steamer Arctic, when sha got lost on tic
9th OF September, 1854. The sad news
reached here that ha was among tho mia.
sing and cassa gloom in his household,
i2r he had family--a young and pretty
vile, and chEd lie was well 10 do in
ths world and left property sufficient for
their maintenance. Tho youno widow
nouroed her lost husband sincorly douLt.
lass, but sorrow is not everlasting. and as
tho long years rolled past, the mou,ninr
weeds disappeared. the ROSES on her
cheeks bloomod again. aud smiles PLAYED
ON her rosy lips. She was young and
pretty. and suitors were not wanting. Shc
married again.
Several years Of quiet bliss have passed
since the day she took new companion
IA lre. aud now, suddenly, the electric
sPaEk Of the telegraph flying with III,
spsse of Lightning, hiss struck the ed6c,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23

Es-A man was brought into court on
the charge OF having stolen some ducks
from farmer. Glow do you know they
are your ducks?" asked the defendants
counsel. "Oh, should know them any.
where" replied the farmer. who proceed
ed to describe their peculiarilics. ''Wby"
said the prisoners council. CHOSE ducks
can t De such rare breed--I have some
very like them in my yard.' That's not
unlikely, sir" said the farmer: "they are
not The only ducks I've had stolen lately"
"Call the neEl witness"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
SANFo RD'S
FAMILY
CATHA RTiC PILLS.

PURE VEGEEAbLE EA fhACTS,
And put up in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will
kcepin any climate.
The FAMILY CArHARrIC PILLS is gentle but
active Cahaie which the proprietor has used in his
practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS anl the satisfaction which
all express IN regard To their use, has induced mo to
place them within the reach ofall.
Tho Profession well know the different Caiharcs
act on different portions ofthc bowels.
The FAMILY CATHARrlC Pill has, with due re-
ference to this well established fact, been compound
oil from avariety OF the purest Vegetable Extracts,
which act alike On every part ofthe alimentary canal,
and are GOODand SAFE in all caseswhere u Chaihar-
tic is needed, such as ncrangOmenlS of the Stomach,
scepiuc ss,pans in the back and ons, costiveness,
pain aud soreness oycrthe whole body, from sIdden
cold, which frequently, If neglected. end In u lor Y
course loss OF appetite, creeping sensation
of cold over the body weight
in the head. all inilammatory diseases, Worms In
children or adults, rheumatism, great purifier the
blood aud many diseases to which flesh Is heir, too
numerous to mention in this advertisement
Dose, I to 3--Pricc Dimes.
The LIVER lNVlGORATOR aud FAMILY Ca
THARrIC PILLS are retalcd by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the Trade mall large towns.
ST. W, SANFORD, NJ, D.,
Manuiactureraud Proprietor, 3a5 Broadway,N N York.
| For sale by G, KAUFPMAN Il Co, Lancaster, Ohio
| OCtober90, lSj0--h2J