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by the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
a. S'ek Headache may be pTeyened and II taken at tho
commencement Of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail Ia removing the Nausea Headache TO
which females subject,
They act gently upon the bowels,-removng Costire-
mss.
For Literary Mn, St'dent Delicate Females and all
persons Of ,eaenia,y habits, they valuable as Lara
tire improving the appetite, giving tome and rigor to
the digestive organs aud restoring the natural elasticity
and strength Of the whole syntem.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result Of long in
Ves'ganon and carefully conducted experiments having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved amount Of pain and suffer
lug rom Headache whether originating in the aefr
system OF from dcrangcd state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition aud
may be taken at all times with p,rfre, safety without
making any change Of diet, and the a5Acnee Of any dis
agreeable taste reHders easy 10 adipisf,r tA,m 10
chiid,n
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry C. Spadng
each Box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofths
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY c. SPALDING,
Is CedeT Street, NewNork 2l7s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

Before disease bo cured, it must ho unlcrstuDd
It's nature, location, cause and symptoms must Boo know
or remedies will mot remove lt Has Catauh over hc Do
understood Was DO ever curcdf Those who have bccu
the victims OF 30, aud alike the dupos of nosrums, and
sufcited with medical trials, best give the answer
DIR. r. GOODALE OF NEW YORK.
has the merit Of having been the first That defined
BE- truly in bis theory " H. and the only that ever
prepared Remedy for lbs positive This Remedy,
With directions for using. can now be bad of FRED D.
SMITH, Montpelier It's reputation, positive cure,
requires no other commeudatou than what Trial of it
viii give. 2U.1J
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
Special Aotirrs.

TIR GREAr CENrRAL Active PRINCIPLE or THE
IoLu Anodyne is true development Of the original natu-
raj opiate In all wherever opium has be used and
ITS naneml effects witnessed remark Of ours adj
eqhatey compare the difference and no decision is equal
10 lal The Anodyne contains not particle of OPT.
UNI ana the most delicate constitution il with
SAFETY ana the perfect natural state keeps and leaves
the patent should recommend il 10 physicians who have
long sought this true Development and 70 patients who
want natural results
The basis of the Universal Cough Remedy is that free
dom from all components, which, by the great error On
compoundug produce complete inertia instead OF real
cures Weplace no restraint its use every hour Ina
the day aud ask all patients 10 make il the natural enc
my of all Coughs, Throat Lung Complaints by per
feet freedom OF application. For lnhammaory Sore
Throat It is perfect remedy and for Whoopng Cough
checks all the spasms and allows the Cough 70 have It's
run In quiet way
With the spirit that courts all investigation, and read
mess 10 all inquiries may turn ask all To be
cautious 70 purchase only Of those they rely upon
"Pnces within reach " an" 2225
" Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailment, which they are incident The
only such remedy know offs Sir James Clarkes Fe-
male Pills They are pu, up in bottles containing 50
pills with circular containing explicit directions, and
sent post-free for 81 aud post stamps. They well
known To be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions iom any cause 2l33
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

Fact woRrH KNOWING -Spaldings Ceplalic
pills certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, costiyeness and
General Debility.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

Me-srs. w. =. HAGtN IS Co.., Troy, y. Y
Goits .-O1r firm having sold large quantities Of vcur
luimiuhie Hair Restorative and hearing it 30 uui,cr
VERBALLY commended by many of patrons u the highest
manner us TO MS "ISiMrAHLE' qualities was induced
to give 10 trial. having for some years been troubled
with falling OF tho hair drync.s Of the scalp, as well as
Che additional annoyance OF grey hairs 1.-THE scalp
being apparently diseased. Aftr faithfully using one
small bottle of the Restorative and finding ts good
aud my hair is now better condition than ever before
during my recollection. IL has stopped falling out and
the scalp has resumed lis functions most chrerfIliy
recommend your article having all the virtues YOU
ca'fu nr t in addition my case can mint auf
90 feas my parsons city rho hare hqd fhe same
erpeypre h4 as use HVsrH You are az liberty 90 use
this letter YOU may proper, and will be happy 90
recommend your article personally on any and all occs-
si0us. Yours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
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HousF Fuav1sn1No GooDs. CAnrErxos, ~.

Also, complete assortment OF
GENrLENENS FURNISHING GOODS,
such us Hats. Caps. Neck Ties, Collars B1soms and
Ready Made Clothing, together with complete a,soft-
nent of
WEST INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
Cuekcy Glass and Hardware, Paints OH. Vanish, Nc.
TAILORING DEP1RTNENT
lu this branch Of our trade, with BrnNAW from Bos-
tom o supcrutoud feel assured that success,
fully compete with amy town in the State. Ivory desc
crpuou vi clothing for men and boys cut 900 short notice
and warraucd tu ht. We can aud win so hcffcr custom
madn Clothing than any other establishment lu us re-
rion. Broadcloihs, Cashmere, Docskins, Otcfcoat
Goods and Ncstiugs OF every grade chear
D. MOULD s. co.
phinfcld w.. OCT L. 1860 1928
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16


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w Ikl - 6GE,
MIR. KENNEDY, Of Boxbury has discovered in one
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
t1.Up1- Ur>D oU tirr,tOp
HN IN NAL VI llNhON
From Mc ic3rst Strod,iq dorm 10 Il common
u
iWPlt
He hos tried 70 Foo over eleven hundred cases aud never
failed except u teo cases. both thunder humor he has
now ir bis uo.ns.iiu over one huudrcd certificates Of its
value. ADO within trouty miles Of Boston.
Two BOTTLES arc warranted 90 cure nursing sore mouth
One go drce bottles win cure the worst kiud Of pim-
flrs. .u tle r..c
Two OF thrce bottles will clear the system Of blc,.
rvo BOTTLES a,c ,ylrraued 10 cure he worst cauker In
ihe mouth 0r stomach
Kind Of Eryspelas
One 10 Two bottles warranted 20 all humor in
the eyes
Two DIV ties are warranted 10 running Of the cars
aud blotch.s among thchair
-Four 90 ~iN bottles are warranted to cure corrupt aud
runuut ulcers
Ono bottle VIII cure scay cruptous OF The skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
Hi.H "i itNAM"llA'
Two o. three bottles are warranted 90 the most
desperate case Of rheumatism
Three To- four bottles arc warrauedto cure salt rheum.
Five 90 eight BOTTLES will cure the worst OF scrofua
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity
is taken
RoXBuRY Mass
DEAR MAnAM,-lhe reputation Of the Medical Dis
co'c ia curing all kinds Of humors well establish
d by the unanimous voice NJ all who have used il,
int need not say anything on the subject the most
skul physicians and Che most careful Druggists in the
country are unanimous in It's praise.
In presenting the Medical discovery TO your notice, |
do 10 with fan knowledge OF les curative powers in re-
ieyng an, and curing most Of those diseases to which
You unfortunately so liable That most circulating
disease 10 au atec'ionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH.
Is cured II hy miracle your own temper IS restored
10 lbs natural sweetness, and Your babe from short aud
frc.iui maps to calm aud sweet SAUNDERS and the Mcdi
cal discovery becomes fountain uf blessings 10 your hus-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
PLANS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
DISUNIONISTS.


pt.,>-o n, rrr,, gO1-rtt C,po1rN,
rtsr-NICNtsTs
oLVLbiA, .. g., Nov. D.
he Legislature met to-day mere rs an
evident disposition TO act instead of talk.
The Legislature organized and received the
Governors message. Therein he suggests
that the Legislature should, IN view OF the
threatening aspect of affairs, remain in ses-
SION, and take action to prepare the state Tor
Lincoln is elected, an immediate call of a
Convention 70 determine the mode and meas
IRE ol redress He says he. Individually,
considers secession the only alternative left
that the indications show the secession Of S.
Carolina would instantly bring about that Of
'''u
N ........-
D.. ~ 80 ~, ',' oa" p'J.,''.,
oN, ."' on ,.u,''S
''''
'.'''.' NJ. wv $40
.,a...i...g . .,,5 c'-,,.- ena lA.'.'tl w.
armed by the STATE with the most efficient
weapons of modern warfare. He recommends
raising Immediately Ten thousand volunteers.
20 be in readiness at the shortest notice, with
other preparations. conscious thatwc are CON
tending for oui frcsidcs We may. says the
u''erhof' "u,. our cause 10 inc keeping OIL
'uo l'''''' i''' poser VI events
nv" Inn NH"' wac N'' ~ I'D'
Al TIE HOME OF MR. LiN'oLN'
an Lincoln spent most Oh election n'sn'
,ar,. ,rI ,SScai,o3 ,,rira,o ,,;sn,,ctos ,.;,b
most marvellous eouanimity. Those who saw
him at the time say it would have been inn
possible for bystander 20 tell that that tall.
ltAo' Why s'ou -h"turel' easy gong gentle
''.''' ' '9i"'''"S 1U'u, '"e
of tine people IN I'm the most important ~.
fee in the nation. Even during election day
and night, Mr.. Lincoln was about town at
,en'.ns TO ms business as usual Many OIL
,,o,,i., 5a, h., sa, IL, soc;l a;rolo 49,
Cheny House. while the returns were com
ing in, and INDUCED alike 10 pleasant chat
and his propensity for storytelling
by several of his friends who carried him TO
She Hall of the House Of Representatives,
"n'Ie Ao'u' 'HI1o ug"ur'o 0''~o"s sPon.an-
,,re.s.l l;,, NV, sr.,.l rt,,. e..u,. ,,a,
him ia the Speakers chair. and speeches were
made by Messrs. SWEET and Orme Of Bloom
Ington' Farmer, Joao, wilkinson and Others
ADVANTAGE of his position as Chairman. to saw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
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imparts delightful odor you wish fine healthy
head Of Hair try Sold everywhere Tor % cents per
bottle. 1924
d. See Advertisement Of Prof h. Nllsrs Hair u-
vigoratur In another column.
ArNoons QrfNINE IoNlc BtrrERs,-ihe best Ar0-
matte Tonic ever offered 90 the public. An Druggists
have b. See advertisement. Sept. I, lS6J--l2Gt
ANODYNE COUGH DROPS.
L. L. butcher. of ST. Alblus, has sold it for three
yclrs, and speak. highly If t.
DIR @, j. CASE, of brandon. saws ID lis sure 90 sell.
Tor people have perfect confidence n h. and 10 is only
wonder that it De sold the low price Of % cents.
while nearly every other cough medicine n sold 81 90
per bottle.
FRED. L.. SMITH Proprietor. Montpelier
Or DIR. H. SHOLES. Eclectic Physician, gives par
ucuur attention TO Diseases ~ the gcio-rHary organs
aud special diseases OF women. See advertisement iu
another column. 0Si3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16
nODW ORTH'S MUSIC STORE,
IL No. Aston Place, n. y
ruhLIsHER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC,

IH7THHtITNi WII HH3IfUf WfTtHNNUaf,
Songs and Compositions for the Piano Forte. by the
best Masters. Sacred and Organ Music Dance and
Military Music, for the riano-Forte Sent by mail post
age free. STAMPS may be sent instead n changcD
Catalogues Of Music for Brass Bands Quadhllo Bands
small or large Orohestras. Price List Of Brass lnstu
ments sent on application
The "JouRNAL FOR BRASS BANDS" new pubca-
ton u Band Music is issued the 10Th Of each month
Single Nos Sl,75, or Sl5 per annum Also, the "CuM-
PANION," containing Marches, Medloys, Sc. Price 81
each No The instrumental parts in these works are sep
arate and ready for performance.
HARVEY b. DODWORTH
1880 Director Of Dodworth's Band
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-16

Dyspepsia is known as one of the most dis
tressing complaints which aflict humanity ;
and until the advent of the Oxygeuated
Bittcrs. bad been considered incurablo, re-
quiring years to accomplish IT, The Ozygen-
ated Bittcrs perform in few days, cures,
which other medicines take years 90 alleviate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
DENTON COUNTY,

TAKEN M iy Jasrih King and esirayed i-h,re }
csgk, ksl, two yeke NJ work oxen ono yellow and
white pcis.i sfsr, ysars old marked sroi and spill
la the right and SPLIT IN tho lon ear, hranicd DIX en
tho right hii one iaie ND sierr soars old, marked
sfop and split ~ tho right ani crp % the isn ~
branded u on the len side Appraised a. $40. !Wo
one white sieer with nj ON his nssk, marked enp aud
split la the len and nader hli In the right ear brand
I'd IA On tho risht hip and II on the len hi the other
hisrk siser ssiih Ia his irrisad. III stsr- old
marked erop "a each ear. branded no on tho right
ilp, appraisal 10 so
fAkkS uP by King and estrayei before J
hands high no brands appraised To $50 Also, one
dark brown mule, with lille while CA the n"sr,
years old, about is' hands high mo- hranisi apr'ss'
TAKEN uP by N Mccnmls aud esiraye befbro
Dorseit, E-s., fea-bitien gray riarc, years
old, ~ hands high. branded half cifces one ahosc
the other on the right ihish appraised to $40. One
nay Colt, ABOUT Is months old len hind pastor enlar.
god; appraised TO 81 Also, one Work OK, nd aud
white pied, years old. nlaIke crop on each ear aud
split Ia the right branded II the right hip and lis
on the len hip; appraised 10 81 no. one Work OK,
black and white, YEARS old marked crop on tho len
and two splits in the right ear, no brands; appraised
20 SIS One Work OK, white with black head and
neck, years old, marked crop aud under bit In the
right ear, had on sire bell; appraised TO 80
Aiso, one Drndls Work OK ~ on ~ years old, mark
81 crop and under bit In the len aud crop aud upper
hslfcropi the right ear had large bell apprais-
TAKEN UP by D Hunter aud ss,ryed before A
obn.on k.9 ono White ronsy Ms h, ~ s'a ,ss I s
TAkE'SS UP by Charles MciIIn and ertraysd before
a, ws Va" aUs swallow vain
and under bit In the len years old Appraised 10 e2S
TAKEN UP by N sprause aed esiraycd before
Clark, Mouse coorcd Mule, 3years old, IL hands
high, branded JB on the len SHOULDER; appraised to
TAKEN UP byJAJ caniwelI aud estrayed before
NJ Tatun. Esq, ono Brown Mare, years old, l5,a
hands high appraised 70 so. Also, ono Day sarc
Poncy, years old " hands high, bob tall blaze iaec
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

TIME undersigned offers for sale, n fine
healthy plantation, situated FIVE miles
.<S5auth Of Fort Worth, in Tnrrant county on
Sycan6 fc.ezcck, on which he now resides.
containing about 600 ncres; six hundred ~
which Is well fenced 400 efd as a Park
around the dwelling, and III the best of
prairie grass 200 acres in high state Of
cultivation; the fences y4xc all Of the best
post-oak, aud well staked and ridcrctl, and
the best gates in The Unio,sS Tie buildings
consist Of dwelling, containing four
rooms, and good kitchen,n ane rock dali
ry. under ground; blacksm smith si,op,
smohe-house, two grancrics, a carriage shell
ter, three stables, two corn cribs, first
rate cistcrn scSefiif Eve feet deep, and Is
,lnfi1abteflly one As tisc faesf natural sites
IN Texas. There has lN'is, near fqui fhoa-
sand doib,ra worth of work jgzi.pn The place
Fiioe owned il all Of which nsA gssilling
| to ssarstce 70 an acccpt able. pHtehase..s II
il well cslcnln,ed for two or tlifee ialiHs
Afsst,. one other tract Of $50 acres, most
Of wlicl,fia due valley land Village Csert;
running through il Nis1le length, aad on
tho main public road leading fren, Port
Worth a. ssaxpliHchic3 tiierc nrc oii Il tive
! cabins and twenty i; " acres in cultivation
! / have sown one hnn'l.e,i acres i,i WHEAT
forit six in barley, all 81 which, MA vii.
ling to give in. with Tie oi'sef latsrieas i'm.
/ pFoscmenfs. aud take The price gave fos
The lands when in nea5ly > Wild s.iic.
lFlic,e such another boiEsin i -, - q
fonna K 5'e1as
kScry hing necessary % eolnsnenee iarm
(. ing with, is on the place for sale, At th'
1 lowest possible rates. stock, grain nipple
mcnts, furniture; sopc fine mares, a fIcci
Of sheep. and grade cashmerc goats. An,
reasonable credit for a greater part ct fh'
purchase money gwen. II desired.
October II, ls6o.-2.iw. r. WARD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Tho popularity OF tho Mexican Mustang lsnameni,
is cocxtenrIvc with tho civilization Of The Glcbc-
Other arclcsvlam to oleriae pain and dstrcss--ihis
cmre.. Family Physicians, Government Hospitals,
Farricrs, Planters, Farmers, Livcrymcn, &c, have
practically demonstrated this fact throughout the
world No article ever before received such undivided
praise and support from medical and scientific men,
RHEUMATISM
or years. standing has been totally cured Piles, u
ccrs, Tunors, Thinning Sores, scrofna, sin JOINTS
Fclons swcllings, Burns, Bites, Dolls, Chaps Ncu-
raIria Salt Ileum, and all aches and pains upon man.
aud kindred complaints upon
HORSES AND CATTLE,
Such as Ring bone GALL Scratches, Spawn, Pcll-cv
swcepy IIoof-ail, &c. arc subducd and cured by the
Mustang Linamcnt sr J48
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED: II
Mr. s. Lrcir, Hyde Park, Vt, writes 500 That the
horse was ccnsidcrcd worthless (hsc was spavin)
"but since tho free use of the Mustang Linamcnt,
have sold him for $50 cash. Your Linamcnt has
been doing wonders mp here"
400 DRoAp STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
(ExrRAcr) "m lining the kettle nom the fire,
II bccanc hmanagcbIc, Tilted over anu yaiacr M
hands very severely, almost to crisp. lfwsnn avg
full sight Tile Mustang Linamcnt appeared TO OK
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without SORENESS
andlcf no scar OF account. Truly yours,
CHARLES FOSTER
snch laneuag, this is but constant and natural
echo wherever this article Is used This Linament Is
indis ensabc TO planters and owners Of horses and
mules Mr.. John Daniels, Of Montgomery, Ala, cold
slave for $500, who raised from nttcr selcssncss
by this Linamcnt. Every family should have 1t. Bc
very particular and enquire for the Mustang Lima
Mcnt and take no other.
Soil iy oil d.alcrs throughout North and Sou h
America Europe and the Islands OF tho Ocean, for 20
cents. 30 cents, and 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES. & PARK, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

ypY yTrUE JF AIN ORDER OF THE
> County Court of Dallas County, mode
Intthe October Term pf mid tlollrts NE will
offer for sale, to the ilig ltest biddeE on q
credit IL lively Inorlfls, 81 the Court House
StOass X. The town Of Dallas, on the
First Tu6stay Ia December, 1860,
The Following personal propeTt xix;
+ 81 Shares DC Unconditional Stock ni'aa
Houstor, and Texas Central Railway Co.
l41 ncrca. balance of Walter Andcrson's
Tand Certificate.
Also. the following real estate, viz
GAO acres Of land on Cobb Creek, in Hill
County, patented to Q Humphrey
640 acres Of land in Hill County, to the left
|. Of the Austin road, between Pecan and
Ash Creeks, patented 10 VIM. Stull.
640 acres ofland at Elm Grove, 3 miles N.
| ofLnncastcr, patented TO Robert Simopton
! 51S acres of fcnd -ad Joining Pleasant Run,
patented to Il. Bnder.
| 43i) acres Of land ut Pleasant RIM, balance
Of the head right Of NJ. n Miller decd.
| 800 acres Of land, 4 miles ". Of Pleasant
Run. patented Ia ", Hcwer't9n
i 500 aci IS 81 land on the wats@srs - l'attle
\ CfccK. Is niles s. Of Corsica,la, in Nt-
Sasro County, patented 70 J DclAtnnnst
4 go acfes Of land, = miles n. OF " 7AAnaeiiie'
Ellis cs,.niy ppieriei 70 ibeieiis q Rob
cif Parks
1 800 acres Of land near Lancaster patented
10 ~ NJ Miller, assignee q Elisha ~ lat
I tie.
( lI1e acres o. land on Trinity River patent
cd 10 ". n. Filler, assignee.
100 acres Of iand miles J of Lancaster
patented e AFlp- terg
4 100 acres Of lend il 5ahnspn aud Parker
Counties. psicnied - David Mitchell
II acres ef 4tnd in f7o irarie, fteer Ian:
tasicf, patented 10 D-.t Hsil.
Il, acres Of land on Trinity River, ia Dallas
County, patented 70 G. Renfro.
/ 0nc-half intnrcsi in 40 acres Of land on
Trinity River, intending tho Enterprise
4 Mills
/ LOT. S9xi0 feet, ai Cedar Hill, Dallas Coun-
4 ~. including the stoIe1ouse-
Ne will also sell, nj the Court House door
In nc city Of GALVESTON, on the FIRST Tuesda,
in January, 1861
Lots. Nos. 1874, Of ten. acres, $50, Of 16i
acres, 15s, Of len aefc<I 157- Of ten acres
1i.2. Of ten acres. 10. of ten acres, on
f;aixe-ton Island. in Scrtjcn No. ], nc.
cordine 10 The old Survey q }. 1. ly,t
nor. ~ biinnf7ii1 . ile state q y ~
Miller. dtctafcI
wy. h, MILLER
n X HHQTHfRfoN -is'7t.
nsiias Fe4a1 S8t ie't' ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
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n,, tss-iis ll.nssso.' "a sas-s a.-snihcat oio-
'ili. ..d ,lsssssb ls pF,anie,i ssatiissn 81 fsit
Ail.i ~ shs cgn.irf,i Mai a ~ss 'hea, q y ".
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