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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-07
GOrtigu Ncms,

ST. JomNs. y. f., Sept. g. Steamship
City of Manchester, from Liverpool Aug %,
and Queenstown 23d, passed Cape Race at
4 T.. NJ. to-day. The following report Of her
news WAS obtained by the news boat Of the
Associated Press:
Garibaldi has landed at Calahria.
PARIS, Aug. %. Dispatches announce that
serious Disturbances had occurred in Basilie-
ara.
Several corps of Garibaldians have landed
and met with success. 1t is not known
whether Garibaldi was present.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ne,Cs con-
firms the announcement that the Cal7brians
are IN open revolt against the King Of Naples
aud in favor of Garibaldi
The French Government has abandoned
the project Of raising Spain to the rank Of a
great power for the present
Nrw YORK, Sept. g. The evening edition
of the London Times of the 8th ult. says a
Sandman frigate had arrived at Faro on the
18TH, bringing DR.. Bartano with important
dispatches, when Garibaldi issued an order
of the day stating that he was obliged TO
leave for few days, and placing Cen Srtori
in command Of the land and sea forces. The
event is supposed TO have peaceful meaning.
Advicos from Coustantinople of the Sth
August state that twenty churches and two
converts we're burnt at Baabcc during the
recent disturbances, and the male Christians
murdered and the women outraged. The
Turkish soldiers sent to preserve order as
sisted in the outrages.
The Mussulman population Of Damascus,
rs late as July p, maintained mcnacing at
ttude. and large bodies of fanatics were pa
radiug the town and demanding the surren-
der of Christians who had sought refuge in
the citadel The troops dispatched from Bey-
rout on the 2ith had not arrived.
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legal notirrs.

- T A + i O 4 V T. Il NJ O n 7
y DISTRICT or RANDOLPH. IS,
The Hon tho Probate Court lor the District Of Ran
Stnc ic OF WilliamstoWn in said district, deceased,
tesntc, nttEIiNu' .
Whereas, .. f. Stone, executor Of the last will aud
ctauon NJ the said deceased, proposes rendering an
count Of bis administrations aud presenting his account
AGAINST said estate for allowance. ~ session Of said
r io be- held at the Probate Office ia Chelsea, IN said
district on the 10Th day Of September next Therefore,
Nam are hereby notified 20 appear before said Court at
Inc time and place aforesaid and show cause, any you
have why the said arrOunt should not he allowed.
Dated Al Chelsea ia said district this 9Th day ~ Au-
gust, A. y. 1850 ...
l0l2 WMs y nl'hlNHoN, ~ lye.
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FRED. e. SMITH, Proprietor, Montpelier.


NORWICH, CuNN., fKBWUAKN |, 1859
This may certify, that in the spring of 1858
tackled with rheumatism In my leg, which rendered me
a cripple, and disabled me orncaTly two months during
which time suffered the most cNcruicatng TORTURE and
had nearly r,nqushed all hopes Of relief when for
tunately heard Of the wonderful power " Dl WEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINNMENI, and determined 20 give il
a trial did So, aud experienced immediate relief Az
ter few applications my limbs entirely restored, aud
have since had no return Of the complaint
A. l. WHITE.
NORWICH, FHH |, 1859.
Nm, A. L. WHITE has been employed by us for some
four OF five years. and we believe him 10 be whose
statements can be implicitly relied upon.
WlLLOUGHBN CO.,
sash, Door and Blind Manufacturers. 1918
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UotIowAY's PINS AND OIsrNBNr--Thc axe is not
necessary is settlements than are these won
dcfful medicines which cure with rapidty and certainty
all those dcbiititng affections " the stomach and how
els which parayse industry boz unhealthy regions. Pass
ing through the absorbent 300 the interior organs, this
Ointment acts like magic halsam ON the uhamod and
irniated parts while the Pulls by their action the
blood nouiralzc the elements II disease Caution should
be used in seeing that the medicine is genuine 10 do
hsr look narrowly Tor the mark which appears n
inc unless the words, Holloway Nov York and Lou-
don can be- seen u scntransparent letters in the pa
per ItsrIl whom hold tn ihc I.hl.
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Aitrraru institutions.
LRANGE rNuNTY GRAMMNN SrnOOL.

ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
" The Fall Term will commence sept 9Th 1850.
The Winter Term Nov. 18th, 1851
The Spring Term Feb 2lti, 1861.
The Academy building Is new, amplc, elegant, well
furnished aud admirably adapted 10 the wants OF school
of the first order.
The board OF Teachers is permanent
As quiet retreat for study, place In the land Is su
peror 10 Randolph Ccutfr.
GEORGE FISHER, Pruicipk
Randolph, Vt, July 9Th, 1852 O6U
NTASHlNGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w SCuODL--rhc Terms of thi, Institution for
the ensuing year will commence aud end 1llows, VIZ
FALL TENN COMMENCES SErr 3, BNps Nov o.
WINTER Nov 10, a" JAN. p.
SrntNG FEn. A, " Arn. ~
SUMNER Z" " Arr -, " JuLN 3.
by Ordcr Of Trustees.
Aug II, 1860. 90.
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THB LoSnoS SrBHEOscOrlc CoMfANNs business mas
increased TO such nn extent that they have deemed II
necessary 10 establish depot IN New York for the sup
py Of stcreoscopic goods To the trade generally lhcy
have arranged forward 10 their Manager every week
case N goods that shall contain all new subjects A. well
as hrst-cass standard pictures aud they will then be
enabled to offer complete assortment OF stock oi une
aualo character prices considerably ower than those
OF any other house Il must he evident 10 dealers IN
stercoscopo goods that they will be consulting Their own
interests By doing business at the New York Branch oi
The LoNpoN SrEnEosCoPIC COMPANY, asat llBNnauAh-
TEns Orders can be sent TO THO. lksshi, manager
So Broadway, New York. Storcoscope' Of AL KINDS
and prices, from fifty cents upwards Vows ana groups
from u o per dozen upWarda. % 10
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Special noticcs.
FROM THE PRESS.


Mr. John Jackson, publisher Of the Calais Advertiser
writes know it to be an !, IS recommended having
used iti my family for six seven years.
Every mother and housekecper must often act As a
family physician i'm the numerous illnesses and accidents
thbt occur among children and scrcants For many Of
these cases, Dayss Pain Killer an indispensable arti-
Gle. In darrhua il has been used aud effected cures
For cuts aud bruises it IS uvauabc-N J. Examiner.
PERRY DAvfss PAIN KuLER-Ihis medicine has be-
come article Of commerce. thing mo- medicine ever
became before. Pain Killer il much item in every
bale Of goods sent to country merchants, Tea Coffee
or Sugar This fact speaks volumes in It's fayor-Gien
FaHs Mrueager.
DAVIS NrGgrAHtE PA1S KiLLER.-Notvithstand
the many limitations of th. article and many other med
cinos boo tao market pretending the same pur-
pose yet the sale NJ Perry Davies Pain Killer more
than the whole Of them put together Ills Of tho
few articles that just what they pretend to be. Try
it-Br0fir.ck Telegraph.
Sold by druggists everywhere. 1918
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PARTISAN OR SECTIONAL BOOK,
From many Notices ofe Press Of al PARTIES ioe take
the f0iloiring-

The foiiormg:
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"hlle ~ Is also Of permanent historical yauelhe Fran
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Best among the many compilations Of political history
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tu abstract Of past opinion on this subject.
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as North Fourth Street
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\ E. FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE.

~ SPRINGFIELD ST.. BOSTON
The lhirtccuth Annual Term will commence on WE'D
NESDAN, November Z. 1850, and continue seventeen
weeks. PRoPEssons-Enoch G. Rolfc, MD. Theory
aud Practice Of Medicine John K Palmer NJ D., Ma
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admission 10 the subscriber,
ENoCH c. ROLFE, Dean Of the Faculty.
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VHn MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE
LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN
" PATENT AGENCY.

n
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER,
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner Of Patents in H.. United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
w Il b 4 4 n d A X l. j @.
10 Exchange Street. Boston.
PATENTS secured in the United States, and in all
other pateni-granling countries Specifications and
procured Of applications that have been rejected upon
imperi,ctly prepared papers lnteferoncos prosecuted
Reissues and extensions prncufcd. and la general alt
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British and other foreign patents procured through
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Persons residing distance may obtain all
~ information, and have their business Transacted by
writing To- Doc snh.cfiecr without the trouble aud eX-
pensc Of "a 'iNt % NasmnFion'
he bcss leave to refer those unaoquantod with him to
the olowiug tcsiimonAls;-
Fom the Ho Charlrs Manu. Co,nmissoacr qt Pafsgfs.
u. s. pArESr OrFicE, Feb %, 1855
take great pleasure In stating that during the time
have been aching a. Commissioner of Patents, Samuel
Cooper ED oi Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor,
and has been Ia that capad iu constant correspondence
aud ntorconrc with the ohcc be has cvinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice NJ me once CLOSE attention 10 ne
interests ~ his clients and marked candor aud oouro-
~ that has rendered The transaction 81 hn.ness with
him pleasure. have IL" hesitation h stating that
regard him Of tac very best agents for the trans
action NJ business with this office with whom
CHARLES MASON, Cogimiss,oncy.
Fyon me EuaHtnefs ot 0o Patent office.
the undersigned, Principal aud Assistant ENnminers
To- the United States Patent office haze f several years
been we'll acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner in this Office, aud tahe pleasure IN
stating that he is grutcman II The highest moral
Character 0f unqucstoncd knowledge IN tue business
and practice uf the office aud that his scientific attain
mcuts such eminent, III him ior the business in
which he Is about 40 engage.
HENRY T. RENwlCk, } p,,oc;,.,i
l.. -. GALE, n - 49,.
s. n. LANE, "N""'''''s'
a. u. pEALE.
TiOS. e. EVERETT. assistant
SOUIHGAIE SMITH, Examiners
WIN. e.. lANGDON,
FROM long acquaintance aud intimate official relations
with Mr Copper fully aud heartily In the f're-
going recommendation made by my late Colleagues,
WIN L, \, FITZGERALD,
Late Pracipal Examiner Of Im,nfs.
Boston, Jan /. 1859 112J
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oBUY MI, AND I'LL DO you GOOD'


DR.. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters,
Composed ~ Nafsapnriha wa CHERRY, ieiion Dock,
Priekiy Ash. Throughout, Rhubarb Mandrakc,
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as 20 act M concert, and assist nature ~
eradicafiHg disease.
These Bttcrs continue To he the most Standard popu-
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Liver Complaints and all their attendans Jaundice in
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The elect of this medicine Is most wondcrulit acts
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I restoring the invalid 20 health and usefulness.
Only % aud iS cents per bottle. Sold by dealers In
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Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY or GEORGE c.
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All know how unpleasant these accomplishments Of
bsbyh'od and most intelligent persons know also the
sad consequences 20 health aud often c from the use
Of auodyncs, corlals, and similar baby doses used
quiet ,hem. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Baby
Pills. IA pleasant sugar pill, which YOU may drop into
ihc mouth 40 amy time give you everything O. Poe desired
from medicine They calm excitement. aay the irrta-
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u cordial, opacs. They have been used r years
and approved by al who use them or abhor dosing.
Price, 25cts. per box, with directions Six boNcs 81.
sent by mail express, fec Of charge, receipt Of
the price. Address,
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No Boz Broadway. New York
Sold hY l. Y Pierce and r. IT, Smith, Montp clicr and
Dr. u D. Brown. Morctouu
See advertisement ia another column. 1915
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Cambridge CATTLE MARKE1.-sopt, o, 1860

~ fefeqrlph 10 me "mfH""" """""'
A. Market 152 Cattle COO Becycs 352 stores consisting
OF Working Oxen, Cows, aud one, two and three years
old,. PRICES,
Beef, extra, $500 7,0l Working ONcni 81 100
'' first quail. 6.25 900 Cows x Calves 20 60
A." sec. d" 5,25 a 600 Yearlings, none
third 3,75 900 Two years olds, l0a Y
ordinary 30 900 | Three IL II
Sheep and iamhs.-At Market, Gis1. Prices
In Lots, 100 l.A Extra select, 2Ola 4PO
REMAHKs.-1hcrc were not so large a stock at market
as last week but the largest proportion were Of poor
quality The best quality sold quick they always will
but dovers have yet to learn that they wish quick sales
fair prices they must not bring poor halfed cattle Ia
this market Let them bring good first quality and they
will find sales At living prices and shall not bear N,
coaselcs. cry Of emo sale, Nc'
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j. W. BRADLEK Publisher,
As North Fourth Street.
I2l6 PHILADELPHIA, RI

nISSOLUT1ON - The eopartnorship Of
IL SCOTT x BROOKS is dissolved by mutual con
sent The Books will remain the Old Stand for the
GEO. W. SCOTT,
Aug. rs, 1867. n. r. BROOKS
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ncm advertisements.

4 NJ L X / AN II 0 u Il
~ MONTPELIER, TT
The subscriber would inform the travelling public that
he has renodecd enlarged and newly furnished. the
A NJ r. II l G n IIO L S e
formerly the Eagle Hotel,'D
in Montpelier and fitted up in the best possible STYLE
for the accommodation Of those temporarily stopping in
o" ana assures them that nothing his part shall be
wanting 10 render It pleasant and comfortable home.
A liberal share VI public patronage is solicited
c. S. NEWCOMB.
Mnntpelier Sent l. 1850. I2.
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lis 4 ABf
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No Price n snelt H1Ncs--ptts
i.-Cures Fever, Congestion, AMI lnnriupniion--
2-cures Worm Fever Worm coiIe, yoracioa. 50
appetite - -, e.. ...... ....-..... 2S
s-Cures Cole Ter,linr. cr,iue. a',i walemIn,,.,
SLOW Growth. and Fccisness ~ Infants. ..... 25
imSSi,n,,. al SKINNER Complaints ..... q
Gri,dnr. ~ B''i5n. dSdc' PAD DS se6ery. %
6-cures Cholera, Cholera Morbu'' Nausea and n.
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Rush NJ Blood Co me Head ....... .,.-,... 20
fO-Cures Dyspepsia Weak, Acid, or ntrnnred
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaint. ........ %
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zoo proiuse heuses ...... -. .:-..- 20
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li-Cures salt Rheum. cra,,y Erap,lon,, Eryspe-
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mess DO he Chest, HACK Side, ar Limbs ..-'. 70
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Dumb Ague Old Inveterate Arues ............. 30
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ing Recent m Obstinate ............ %. ..... 30
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al
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p7rri lirnrins Earachc. ........ ..-. ...-... 20
s'.eli.4s IA oii i-ie,rs M
81 f,,,r,s C.,orat pohiii+,, pt,.i,,t a., N.r,.,s
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Sures oalhuIg iVol'.ili'iiSgs ",tnlt We IN
a-Cures Painful Menses, Pressure olemp or
Pnridt -. 30
82-Cures Suferings at Change of Life;
sq pl... d F ,Ss leaf. 9i Heat rapaaoo' and 100
pRICH OF CAsHs
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DR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL. DtSEAgEg

No 2S Union Street, Providence X. l.
This ,js,tiitp cmbrascs an diseases NJ Pirate
nature both of MEN and WOMEN. Consultations,
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curs will bee 10y Express, from observation,
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rUuNr and good until restored 10 health. The nios
ld1u5ted references and tesfn0niais sent by mail Ad
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NEW FIRM. - The subscribers having
' purchased the stock fgoods of SCOTT A BROOKS,
will continue the business the place heretofore
occupied hy them and solicit the patronage Of the former
customers Of this store and others
BROOKS 4 DEFINING.
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IHE CONFESSIONS ~ EXPERIENCE
L OF A VICTIM, designed for the benefit and as 4
warning ana caution 70 young men who suffer from
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and from medical imposition and quackcry.
Single copies Imaicd frce on receiving postpaid En-
ye1pc, bearing the address Of the applicant Address
Nathaniel Mayfair, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.. New York
1921
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Arwoons QurNtSE ToSIc Bi1rEus,-thc best Aro-
matte Tonic offered 90 the public. An Druggists
have b. See adFertislisomcut sept. /, GJ.-l2G