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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
N COLDS AND KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
fhLfA hhD Nv
DIR. j. W. POLAND & co.

HunstoWn Centre n. II.
The following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine that Is becoming popular faster than any
other article sold Boy druggists
Rev. }. X. Chase, Of ltumney n. H. under date Of
April T. 1867, "When your favor 1.-TWO bottles OF
White Pine Compouud) was received, was suffering
from most cold took the Compound, and was
a0lc 10 preach IN two days. l believe the
Compound g., an invaluable medicine. do wish thou
sands who know nothing Of its virtues, would become
better acquainted with it,
Goilstown Centre. Ia a letter dated + CO. 1860 says
"Some Of my family have tried IT, the Compound) with
signal success. becrc Il 10 be- ~ The best cough
Remedies erey prepared, Besides its value Cough
medicine, have good to believe It to be all It
/ claim, TO be fr Kidney Diseases and Diabetes"
MIR Asa Goodhtc, NJ Bow, n. H., was Frustrated
by Dabcfes in March, $50 that neither himself nor any
who him thought that he could possibly live through
the month As last resort, he thought he would Try
the UhHe FHe compound They procured hotlle for
him; he began take IT, aud To the surprise Of all inn
mediatoly showed signs Of amendment Eleven months
Afterwards, (Feb %, 1866 in fn statement " his
case he says 81 believe Dr.. Poliuds White Pine Com
pound, under God has been the means Of my recovery
thus ar."
Hundreds of cases Of Kidney complaints cured entire
ly By taking the White Pine C0mpound have been re-
ported hy druggists Here are two as samples
An aged man iu Danvcrs, Mass. heard of the Com
pound a wonderful curative for kidney complaints
Being great sufferer from that difficulty, Ae sent to the
Apothccary for two bottles. They CURED him. lie said
they we're worth fifty dollars lie has since sold good
many bottles himself
The second case was that Of business man. in Salon.
Mass. lie was also cured OF the same complaint AZ
forwards De went TO Minnesota. The grcat fatigue OF his
journey brought ON return Of his former officially and
seeking in vain n Minnesota for she Compound, he
compelled 10 send all the way to Salem TO have for
wardcd uy express
"July. lsG0 On. POLAND Mr. J. c. Buttcrheld
Jr, who sells your Medicine. has requested give
brief statement Of what your White Pine Compound has
done for nc had been afflicted with tho * idnry Com
plant for long time, and had bad Cough Of years
standing, which caused me to spit blood quite frequent
y No one " my acquniuiauces expected that should
get my health again But tro bottics Of your White
Pme Compound have cured me Of both the Cough and
Kidney Complaint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
MADEBY ANY

- L S-OO ONE with $40 Patent Stencil
Tools stock enough included 20 retail nr $50 With
activity this amount may be realized in two weeks time.
The ony reliable for these Tools is at Fullams
American Stencil Tool Works. the largest and only per-
mnncut Mandatory In the World, located at SPRING
field, VI Saerooms 2l2 Broadway, New York, IL Mer-
chants Exchange, Boston, aud Springfield, Vt. beau
tful photograph Of the American Stencil Tool Works
and surrounding scenery, Black River, sent
ceipt of % These Works command the exclusive
and entire control Of the whole River at all seasons, and
the machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools is driven
By water wheel " soventy-ivc horse power afofdng
immense and unlimited advantages which other
Germ pretend claim. The $40 outfit is for cut
ting small plates aud business cards. Tools for
cutting large work u all sizes furnished for So No
perence is necessary in using any Of these tools Do
not fail 20 send for samples aud circular And II You
buy Stencil Tools, be get Fulsm's, they
universally known TO be the only perfect cutting Tools
made. Address apply TO A. J. FULLAM,
Springfield, W. 10 Merchants Exchange, Boston,
$3.50 r2l2 Broadway, New York.
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- + A 4 T. . + Y T. X NJ o n + 4,
- wAsutNurON nisrntCr ss.
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said district, the 2id day Of October, a. ID. 1860
Mrs Anna Dodge Guardian Of Eliza Dodge, in
person residing in Calais in snid district, makes APP
pcaton 90 said Court for license TO sell the following
described real ate belonging her said ward, To- wit
all The real estate set 20 said Eliza Dodge ont N The
tate of Robert DODGE late NJ said Calais deceased, aud
beg share Of The rcvcrson NJ the dover set out 20 tho
widow of said Robert Dodge, representing that the per
sua estate " said Eliza Dodge Is insufficient Tor her
support
Wheroupon &c IS ordered by said Court that said apul
cation hc errod fof hearing and decision thereon To-
session n said Court to be held at the Probate Office in
Montpelier 600 tle 20lh day " November next ensuing
and farther ordered ihut notice OF said application, and
of hc time and place appointed for the hearing thereof
be given io a h'ctstod by the publication " the same,
three weeks succc,svcly ia the Vermont Waterman and
State journal printed az Montpelier previous To said
time Of hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and 10 hey see ca,t object 90 such liccnfc.
By the Court,
yO2l Attest L. IL. MERRILL. Regf4frr
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FEW FACTS RESPECTING THE

FEW fAtlN hfNfECl lNG IHE
~ CALAMITY AT LAWRENCE.
On the 10Th NJ January 1850 hr Pcmhcrion Manu-
featuring Company situated boo awfcnco, Macs. had in
its employ 9lS persons Of these. 600 women and
children 40 work in the large MILL where The manu-
featuring operations principally carried on AZ five
O'Clock u the afternoon. without any previous warning,
almost 90 instant the floors u this large structure,
five stories IN height suddenly gave way the walls were
u,chfowu, aud stones, bricks, timhcrs machinery, with
this vast crowd uf human BEINGS lay in confused
mass NJ ruins few hours later fire broke out and
ragged hcrccly over the shapccss pile What horrors
then filled al hearts Thousands working with almost
supcrhumnn effort TO rescue The unfortunate victims,
driven OF by the flames aud forced 10 abandon their
ficuds. relatives aud ncighb1ts to their awful fate.
Tidugs, with the speed u lightning, lew over The
country. At the uf disaster l was forgotten but
The ftr the wounded burial II thc dead aud relief
of the suffering families Of the Afflicted.
Charity came iu with lavish hand. and poured its
offering upon lhc suirktu community in huuntul pro-
fusion.
Rev. g. y. Wilson. city Missionary. assisted by his
dctutcd wife gave their days and nights 10 The service N
God ald man. Many dying bed was smouihcd and
checrcd hy the iuAunce OF true Christian picp. Let
God Di iIJ.is.,4I
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Two PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED IL EVERY COUNTY OF THE

AGENTS WANTED IL EVERY COUNTY OF THE
UNITED STATES,
To engage in the sale VI OF the best and most Gle
gantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications NJ the most interesting character
adapted 20 the NJ the Farmer. Mechanic and MGR
chau they published ia the best style and bound m
the most substantial manner and worthy place iu
the Library Of every Household in the Land
ITO men " enterprise and industrious habits, this
business offers opportunity for profitable employment
seldom 20 be- met with.
If Persons desiring 20 act agents will receive
promptly by mail full particulars TERMS NC, by address
ing LEARY, GEIZ CO, Publishers,
2O.ai' NJ. pa Nor.h Second street. Philadelphia.
L NAPP, GREEN GOD u CO.,
IN Importer. and dealers ia
II O S Err y, y A RN 5, I III r + a ID S,
GERMAN WORSrEDS, BRAGDS, BUTTONS
Drawos and tnder SHIRTS, Hoods, and Stapie and
Fancy Dfy Gooa,
Is MILK STREET,
2032 Opposite Od South BosroN.
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Belyiderc. os.l 4 b. D. 1859 go W. "''' 1921


~ The oih.cihcis having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Lamuc, COM
msoners, TO receive, examine and ADJUST a claims and
demands of all PERSONS against the estate NJ Smith
Powers late OF WolcDl Zoo said district, deceased, repre-
scented insoycu and he term of six months from the Isl
day OF Oct 1860 being allowed by said court 90 the
creditors of said lcccascd exhibit and prove their
pcctvc claims before Give notice. that will attend
thc duties OF our appointment 40 tine dwelling house "
the deceased in Wocott, leo said district, the fourth
Tuesdays Of November aud April neat at ten O'Clock ia
the forenoon, on each of said days.
WILLIAM b HUICUlNS, Co.,,,,
j. T.. STUART,
Mocntt. Ocl. l. 4. y. 1900. lb2l
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nODW ORTH'S MUSIC STORE,
IL No. Aston Place n. Y
PUBLISHER AND DEALER ~
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC,

Instruments. and Musical Merchandise
Songs and Compositions Tor the Piano Forte, by the
best Masters. Sacred and Organ Music; Dance aud
Military Music, fo the Panu-iorc, Sent by mail, pest
age free. (6tamps may be sent instead Of changc.)
Catalogues Of Music Tor Brass Bands Quhdrllc Bands,
small large Oohcstras, Price List Of Brass Insifu-
mcnts sent on application.
The "JOuRNAL ron MASS BANDS" new puhlica-
ton n Band Music Is issued The 18th Of each month
Single Nos 10, or Sla per annun. Also, the "CoN-
pANfoN," containing Marches, Medoys. Ne. Price 81,
each No. The nsuumcual parts Ia these works sep
aratc aud ready fuf performance.
HARVEY H. nODWOHTH,
1899 Director of nodwnIth's Rand
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1871 true copy A, ,5s.'' T. II MERRILL. Register
Mrs. NANCY RUSsELL's ESTATE

WI ruc suuserbers. having been appointed hy the
honorable Probate Court for the district Of iamac,
commissioner receive examine and adjust all g4ins
and demands az all persons, against the estate OF lncy
Russell atc of Bevidere, in said district, deceased re-
presented nsol,eut and the uf six months from the
L dav of August $50 being allowed by said court 20
the creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that will att
tend 10 thc duuc. Of our appointment at the dwelling
house VT Darius lotson. Bel idre in said district,
the lith dJy of November and February next, at TO
o'clock, boz the forenoon, each Of ,lid days.
JESSE G.. HOLMES, c,,
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4 NAIUN AN EFFEtIlA T.. SAFE AND ECO
NONCAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
colon without aycins, nod preventing the Hair from turn-
ron PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing it.
when there e least particle Of vitality or rccupcratiye
ron REMoViNG sCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and an cutlneous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAurtYlNG THE HAIR, mpariiug to il
an uneqnRly gloss and hnhancy, making y soft and
silky in It's texture and causing t Co curl readily
The great celebrity and tho increasing demand for this
uncquaed preparation, convince che proprietor that one
trial B, only necessary 10 satisfy discerning public Of
ts superior qualities over any other preparation pre-
sent in use 10 ocanses the head aud scalp from dan
drf and other caaHeo diseases. Causes the hair TO
rrow luNuranuy. and gives q rich soft glossy aud
tcNibe appearance. and also where the hair is ooscnng
aud thinning, ii will give strength and yigor go the
ROOTS and restore the growth n those parts which have
become bald causing DO 90 yield f'h eorerHg 9f h9'r
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the of this
uyigorator when all other preparations had failed L.
VI. has in his possession letters iunumerape teeutyng
p the above facts from persons Of the highest respecA
biiy 10 will cicctualy prevent the hoif from turning
gray until the latest period of life and iu wh,re
the hair has already changed its color the use of me In
yigotator will with certainty restore 60 s original huc,
giving it dark glossy appearance. As perfume ior
che toilet and Hair Restorative Do is parucuahy recon.
neudcd, having agreeable fragrance and the great
facilities u a1urds IA dressing The h1ir. which, when
moist with the nygurato be dressed in tCquir
cd form 80 as % preserve lis place whether plain iu
curlshcnce the great demand for it by the ladies
standard toilet article which none ought TO be WITHOUT
ONLY Twenty FIVE CENTS
per bottle, to bc had at all respectable dtuggist and
l. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians the OF his lnvgnrat0r. 40 cases where
The chldrcus Hair inclnes 20 be weak The use Of il
LAYS the foundation fr good he1d of har, as 10 removes
any impurities That may have become connected with tlc
scalp the removal Of which Is necessary both for the
health of the child and the future appearance of It's Hair
CAtrios None genuine without the fact snilo LOU
rs MILLER being the outer wrapper, also, l.. NIL
LERs HAIR INNlGORATORi n, y, blown in The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

They lmpar Strength they Annihilatc Pain.
pARRS These delightful pastcrs yield read
DAJuNy1 lily to the motion Of the body, absorb
- bNi Precipitation and throw of all The often
POROUS svc coagulatcd impurities Of the sys-
pYJCEJY tenn They should be used for all Chton-
%, INN, Ic Pains, Fantness Dyspepsia, Colds.
FLdo N no Consumption. Khoumatisn, Female
ARE SOLDWeakness etc. They retain their nc.
BY All J @ w,'en . c,n neg
DEALERS exist Every family should have them.
FROM TO One sihe On cloth three sizes On lea'h,
2 l-2DIUES 25 cents. d. S. BARNES a CO.
1880 10 a. lj Park Row. n.
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Attest e. X. MERRILL, Register.
true copy Of record.
$50 Attest, r. r. MERRILL, Register.



- T AT f OF We r NJ 0 n +
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held At MONTPELIER within and for
said District ON the ION day Of October A. ID. 1850
Roswell FAR, guardian Of Kate A. Harvey, d minor,
heir Of Isaac b. Harvey, late Of Mortified in said dis
rict deceased makes application 10 said Court for H.
ccnsc 20 se tho following described real belonging
20 his said ward % wit an her right and interest Ia the
homestead Of which said Isaac Harvey died sezcd and
possessed situated iu said NorhGcld representing that
such sale would bo conducive 10 the interest NJ his said
ward for the purpose OF putting hc proceeds nj said sale
az interest or investing them in stnrs real estate
WheTeupuu tits ordered by said Court that said lppl-
cation be referred fr hearing aud decision thereon 10
session Of said Court TO be held AZ the Probate Office in
said Montpelier, the 9th day NJ November, A. d.
1860 andit is furhuordered that notice ~ said appi
cation and ofhe tmc aud place pf hearing Aforesaid, he
given all persons Interested by the publication Of such
notice ia the Vermont Waterman and State journal, a
newspaper printed ia Montpelier Aforesaid three weeks
successfully previous said time Of hearing that they
may appear AZ said time and place II they cause and
object 10 such sale.
By the Court
1920 Attest r. r. MERRILL, Register.
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For ONE NIGHT ONLY
WELLS NEW AND MAGNIFICENT
E Y HIBIT 10 N
or SCIENCE, ART AND BEAUTY
Ar WASHINGTON HALL MONTPELIER, W.,
On Thursday Evening Nov. ist, 1860.
Is universally admitted to contain the finest collection
--Or-
D1ORAM1C PAINTINGS, DISSOLVING
VIEWS & D1OPTRIC ILLUSIONS
Ever exhibited in this part ofhc country These arenot
mere fancy pictures, but faithful representations " Che
the Old and New World besides being unsurpassed
Beautiful Works Of Art, aud will be enriched by spmc
beautiful changes and combinations with the justly adn-
red Chromotypcs, Also choice variety NJ Laugh'blc
Scenes with various changes and motions representing
real life, some Of which most ingenious and amusing
The whole accompanied by an interesting
DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE, BY
MIR. II. NJ. WELLS,
who has just returned from years tour In Europe
where be has been for the purpose of collecting paintings
and information Tor this exhibition. Many " the pic
lures procured in London, Paris aud Germany arc Pho
tugraphs from Nature and cannot bee surpassed of ac
curacy and beauty. Among them Is the Photograph OF
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
on which vessel Mr. W returned 20 this country The
whole Performance will be enl'cned by good selection
of Choice Music, Vocal and Instrumental
All The apparatus is entirely new, got up a great cs-
ponse, and 10 the most gorgeous style.
ROC r. A NJ Me.
DIORAMIC SCENES.
Among which are the following Moonlight View Of
Castle ON the Rhine, with vessels sailing past
MT. yEsUWUs AT NIGHT. ERUPrioNs, VESSELS
SAILING, sc.
THE CITY OF BOSTON AND HARBOR.
Panorama ofthe Man. Boy and Ass. or the folly of
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able Inventions iu enc known world. f1r which wan
agents ever, where. fuI particulars sent ritFF.
SHAW 81 CLARK. idpforl Moline. lf
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D. Iunnewells Universal Cough Remedy, 30 per-
iccuy adapted 90 all Lung and Bronchial Complaints
Common and luN1mmatnry Sore Throat, Wh0opiug
Cough, Common and spasnodc Coughs, even 10 Actual
Consumption owes is most perfect results by being
strictly confined TO that law Of simplcs which makes
suits perfect I opposite most preparations is that
may De- taken, without the least restraint every hour
no the day necessary, without producing nausea or
prpsirnuon ln its preparation neither opiafcs uur
pecturants are allowed 20 disturb the natural law, and
soon a. lbs work Is done on the Throat aud Lungs 10
friends will accept declarations, that prefer
the true character 1f both the Universal Cough Rem
cdy aud Tolu Auodyuc, by actual results Of fair trials
using all purchase the genuine OF BOTH and read
the pamphlets 90 De found with al dealers, n place Of
sweeping declarations will abide their decision
Sold BY all dcaIofa In town. sec AdlortI.nmoni Is
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House. FURNISHING GooDs, CARrErINGs,& &c.
Also, a complete assortment If
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Hats, Caps Neck Ties, Collars, Bosoms and
Ready Made Clothing together with complete assort
ment Of
WEST INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
Crockery Glass and Hardware, Paints Oil Varnish, sc.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
In this branch Of trade, with BURSHAM from Bus-
ton 20 superintcnd feel assured that
fully compete with any in the State. Every des-
Crpon Of clothing for and boys short notice
and warranted to it, w and will sell better custom
made Clothing than any other establishment in this re-
gion. Broadcloths. Cassimcres, Doeskins, Oyercoat
Goods and Yestings Of every grade, cheap.
ID. MOULD co.
Plmndeld, Vt, Oct. l. 1860. 1928
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TEL BELLS. 49, PRICE RE
These Bells have now an established re-
putatiou, aud are stronger and cheaper
than any other first class bells. In power
and beauty OF tone they are unexcelled.--
lu the sevcrcst frosts they are warranted
not % break, and iu case they Do not melt.
The best proof u their immense strength
IS the fact, that none OF our bells have eve
CT broken after being properly hung and
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litrraru institutions.
COUNTY GRAMMAR

w SCHOOL.--Tho Terms Of this Institution for
the ensuing year will commenco aud end follows, viz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day OF April, A. D.
w 1859. Noah Daniels and Emily Daniels his
wife, of the county of Scott and State of Iowa,
executed unto Anthony Van Wyck as Trustee, a
certain deed Of trust conveying to said Trustee
the land in Cedar county. Iowa. described as fol.
lows, towit: The southwest quarter (A) Of sec
ton eleven in township seventy. nine, north of
range one. west of the fifth (5th) principal merid-
ian. Which said conveyance was made by the
said Noah Daniels, and Emily Danils. for the
purpose of securing the payment OF three GER
tain promissory notes and the interest thereon,
signed by said Noah Daniels. dated the 18th day
OF April, A. ID. 1859, and payable as follows
One for the sum Of 1855 81 100 dollars, payable
April ls', A. D.. 1860: ono for the sum OF l,o2l
7y-l00 donais payable October lst, A. d. 1852
and one for the sum of 9G4 $500 dollars, paya.
bic July LIST, \. y. 1859. And now said two last
mentioned notes having become due and paya.
bile, and the said Noah Daniels having failed to
pay the same, T. Anthony Van Wyck. Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue Of the power which is in me vested by
said deed OF trust, will, on Wednesday. the 25th
day OF January. A. b. 1861 at the hour of ten
O'Clock ia the 70 renoon Of said day, at the Court
House door. in Upton. in said Cedar county, eX-
pose and offer for sale, al public auction, the
parcel Of land above described, much
thereof as shall be necessary TO satisfy and pay
the amount OF said notes with the interest there.
on to the day of SALE together with all the costs
and expenses attending said SALE costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day ofDecember. A. D. 1859.
or1