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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

1000 BUSHELS oI p9Es New J.rss, Whit.
MERGERS, table for seed table use, For sale
from store in lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY.
fe4 go ID Water Ftreet. f,eorsetnwr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-14

THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION of the Youths Mis-
sionary Society connected with the Sunday School
named church last night. After PRAYER by the
Rev DIR. Hamilton, the president Of the Society
(Mr. Jas. Darden,J then announced the order OF
exercises, accompanied with brief but eloquent
address upon the subject of foreign missions
RecitatlOns and missionary addresses were deiv-
cred by Masters Fort, Harrison and Wade, and
DR.. J. w. Davis: after which a collection was
taken up, showing receipt of 5000
WATCH RErURNs.-Patrick Donovan. warrant;
Workhouse ~ days. Edward Moran, do; do 90
days. VIM. Dean, (cold,) profane and disor-
DERBY ruled for trial Samuel Woodland, indie
Simms,, drunk and disorderly; ruled for triI
Edward Richey, disorderly and hyhting; DO.
VIM Johnson, do; do. Major Fletcher, do do
Jno Mardis, drunk and disorderly work house 90
Gays: susanna Dixon, arrest on warrant; ruled
for trial. Elizabeth Biggs, drunk and disorderly;
fine and costs, 81 Is. Thirteen dodgers were ac.
conmodated.
For CouRr-This morning, Justice Dom took
up Tor hearing the case Of E. Rchey aud W
johnson, charged with assault and battery in the
mouse OF James Fletcher. IT appeared from the
testmony that the parties had rather severe ht
during which each came in for a share of ratcbes
and bruises, and the accused got rather more than
their opponents Justice Dom held all to bail for
court
CURTAIN THIEvEs AGAIx-Yesterdav evening
some thief went to the premises OF c. W 90 iward
Esq. on Eleventh street, between and n. and
stole from porch, where they had been placed
| set Of scarlet merino curtains very heavy. and
vailed at $3.50. The stealing of window curtain.
has grown to systematized pursuit
| BUKeLARY.-Last night the residence Of r.
| Ward was again entered by thieves Our readers
| will remember that we mentioned few DAYS 400
| of the robbery OF the same house The thief eyi
IDENTIFY 10 well acquainted with the premises
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; IN THE FlEk9 AGAIN, III

LII IN THE FIELD AGAIN, IIf
With the new sly lie of BELLE SKIRTS or the
BILLIE OF The SOUTH. for young misses and
oder ones too. Ju recei yed,hy ery large
lot OF the Belle Hoop Skirts, without stitch or
ca 'ps, at the following low prices II springs a.
q cents, springs at 25 and 81 springs az SIS.
they Are all worth double. Fancy Han Balls and
HAIR Nets, cf great variety French and Shetland
Sels; Cambria land Swiss Collars, tho greatest
bargains ever offered Broche Shaw Bordering.
and Spring Stella Shawls, at very low prices. Also.
something new IA the way of Ievte Fans, of fnn
quality. At K. GUTMAN =, the es- a5lished place
Tor BARGAINS, No liz Bridge ct, Gsorgeiown, u.
Z. Call soon and secure your bargains. fe ii 81
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Deaths.

In fop.ham. Oct 9h. Mr. Bc'sey Rogers, widow Of
the late stephen Rogers aged so yearsi oct 10TH
Miss Emily McNccc. aged Is years.
10 Ncsbur,. Oct l0h, Miss Anna G.. Nelson, aged rs
years Miss Nelson student At the Seminary, from
kycgatc.
At E.morc, Ohio, oct sth, ,h,lc ou her way home
from Chicago Miss Ellen q. Woodward eldest daugn-
ter OF John b WaedNard. Esa, u Bradford, aged 20
years.
In Worcester, OF disease in the throat Mary A.,
daughter " John and Helen NJ. Clark aged years,
month, aud ~ days rinters n y. u. please copy.
To Midioscx, az the residence " her 100 laN. u
smith, Sept th. Of consumption, Mrs. bctsey wife Of
Jcptha Howard or Braiutrce, iu her SD ycar
In Calais Oct. Gth Mrs. d $, Tucker, wife VI Amasa
Tucker, 81, aIcd As years and 40 mouths
90 Morri,,illr September 9Th Rev. scpdmus Robin
son, aged ~ years and twp months
Ia Coventry. Oct 81 Miss Auira Lee, aged 90 years,
months aud 10 days
AZ Johnson sept 18th, Mrs Margaret Gilmore Perry,
aged 81 years
In DanWle. u consumption, Mrs. sally, wife Of Ella
kim Hunt, aged 20 years.
AT Hampton, Illinois, Sept 2Sth, or typhoid fever, ST.
mon Blanchard, Jr. son Of Simon Blanchard. ESQ., Of
Pcarham. VI, aged IS years months aud days
Iu H4idvck, Aug. 81, Mrs Sarah philbr0ok aged 100
years month. and n days, widow of Mr. David Phil
brook, who died iu HardNick, Dec 20, lsZ9 aged as
years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

Oryqenqted BiHcrs.--This is a remedy for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and the numerous
disorders Of the stomach. IL was discovered
by a regular physician, after years OF research.
1t is unlike all other medincs, and extracts
the disease by It's roots, leaving no vestige
behind
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
Boston advertisements.

EaAmcArioN or DANDRurF-The preparations Of
Joseph Burnett Co., the celebrated Chemists Of Bos
tom arc maintaining immense popularity in he United
States and many Of our Quebec friends have become
quite enthusiastic in their favor. While other things
grow In day and die in night" hese appear 10 be-
come greater a,orites they longer known. The
roeoaiHe is remarkable preparation for beauty and
dressing the hair, aud promoting It's vigorous growth
and for the eradication Of dandu.G u is rithom aa
cqaai--Qac5cc Chronicle. HI8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

10 the cdit0r Of he Utica Morning Herald
A Profound sense ot gratitude to real bcneiactor,
aud the simple desire benefit the similarly afflicted,
inpols me 10 state the following Upwards u six years
have suffered moro or less ncont cnionce and pain from
a diseased car, the tympanum " which liberated
and discharged somewhat freely at all times. Home
remedies patent medicines hsterngs aud the like we're
fimmy tried hut al entirely useless Three years ago
] went tD the " Massachusetts Bye and Ear lnhmary
aud afterwards took sis months of treatment
from Dr. Ramsdc Of Boston. but still with apparent
beneficial result. Having spent much, and being moth
ing bcttcrcd, had almost concluded 90 Jet 10 take IT'S
course. but noticing DE-. Lghhls Advertisement 10 the
Herald was induced 90 make effort, IL happily
30 might be the successful one, aud rejoice N SAY, il
the successful / applied 20 Dr. Lghthil took
one course OF medicine and In month the ulcer
healed. the dscharg stopped. and for aught know
feel 10 the contrary the is radically cured This tcs
tmuuy Is entirely unsought by and unknown 20 the Doc
tor, the simple object being render Honor to whom
honor is due" aud pro boao pu5iico" Iours,
Rev JOHN PILkINTON.
IitchGcd, NY.
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1 FEW FACTS RESPECTING THE

" 1
"A CALAMITY AT LAWRENCE.
On tho 10Th OF january, 1860, the Pemhorton Manu-
featuring Company situated BOO Lawrence, Mass. had In
it's employ 9l persons. or these 600 men, women and
ehildr at work in the large mill where the manu-
featuring operations principally carried on. At five
O'Clock IN the afternoon, without any previous warning
almost ia instant the floors Of this large structure
five stories in height suddenly gave way the walls
oyeTthrown and stones, bricks timbcrs machinery with
this vast crowd Of human beings, lay in confused
NJ ruins. few hours later fire broke out and
ragged hcrcely over the shapeess pile What horrors
then filled al hearts Thousands, working with almost
superiuman effort 10 the unfortunate victims,
driven "a by the flames and forced abandon their
friends, relatives and neghbors TO their awful fate.
lidngs, with the speed Of lightning, few the
country. Al the Of disaster. all forgotten but
the for the wounded, burial Of the dead and relief
Of the suffering families Of the afflicted
Charity came in with lavish hand, and poured its
offering upon the stricken community in hounti pro-
fusion.
Rev. G. 7. Wilson, City Missionary assisted by his
devoted we gave their DAYS and nights the service Of
God and man. Many dying bed smoo,hed and
chcercd by the influence OF true Christian pety. Let
God DE- tFfg
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.Marrtaaes.

Ia Montpelier October lOu. by Rev. W. b. Malcom.
Mr. ohm Lease and Miss Julia Osborn both of ibis y
lagc.
Ia johnson. by Rev VIM. II HYDE, Mr. Charles r.
Brown and Miss Fanny Demcritt, both of Eden.
Ia Woodbury., Sept 26 by Samuel Cree, Esq, Mr.
The dore NJ. Saytonof Woodbury., 20 Ma. Susan Blair
Crossnau Of Woodbury., 60 Mise Nancy Holmes Of Mil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19


by comparisons analogies with which all questions
decided there important than such as
relate 10 disease We claim that the effect Of opium on
the system AGAINST all natural laws, and the Witnesses
70 results, both by patient and physician, i they will
speak their mind will justify the remark In The nsc
ofopum Whose introduction In centuries inside Of that
Cannab) nearly the entire product used Tor other than
medicine Let any person visit hospital or sick room.
and witness the state Of patients under What is called
sleep with the Of OPIUM or preparations NJ opium,
and they will thatt Is merely negative. u is moth
ing less than torpid supcmoluui and of such
nature that all disease Is aggravated rather than cured
and the patient awakes from unnatural rest, ia
state than without the opium. Opium IS also violent
oonstipator, producing indigestion and arrangement Of
the bowels, like all unnatural stimuants. The active
principle ofho Anodyne not only produces the most quiet
natural, and refreshing rest, but allows nature under
that actual state in and do her portion Of the
work. by giving what real sleep and intended for
is also catharc IN effect and does disturb the
natural action NJ the bowels Therefore wherever,
for whatever opium used let the Auudyuc take
its place and declarations will ia all cases be assened
to by r trial It's present proprietary form is DIS protec
ton, and Jet the popfeur be sustained by the accept
lncc Of physician and patients. and much suffering will
be- prevented For sale by all dealers. See advertise
ncni and read pamphlets 1fl7
uF DR.. G. H. sHOLEs, Eclectic Ply stefan, gives par
ocular attention diseases Of the geHf0 organs,
md special diseases Of women. See Advertisement in
mother column. 0ol9
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Number killed, 81
Severely injured, ia
Slightly lj9

Amount distributed, i2O0i y
mp June ith 1860 since which much has been given
to those that dt subjects The above was given in
cash, or its equivalent. The were many things given
which were not put down cash. such medicine and
the like.
REV. @. p. WILSON, City Missionary, says
Mr.. @. W Simonds very generously came 10 our aid
at the time Of the Pembcrion Mill calamity. lie made
us large donation Of his Pain Curcr which all used
with the best results.
MIR. S. S. MORRY, No 1876 Lawrence Street, Law
renee, Mass, says;
Al the time Of the falling Of the Pemberton Mill,
was there and had the Of the dcad-room, At the
City Hall also had the charge Of tho hospital, where
The wounded aud sick taken and among the rene
dies there used used with better results and
that was so well adapted 60 their wants, Simonds
Pain Curcr. IL just in time, Mr.. Smouds being
in Lowell at the time, came down, and gave good sup
ply Co Rev. G, 7. Wilson, City Missionary to be
distributed. Myself and wife having the charge Of the
sick We had good opportunity the the efficiency
of the celebrated PAIN CUREk, and we do say that in
our opinion there is nothing that compete with it,
II was God-send 10 Us. Nothing could have done bet
ter as liniment for bathing stimuant for inward
application. 1sdSw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
THE INVENTORS EXCHANGE.

Is LOCATED AT al BRATrLE ST, BIOS Ton, Mass
AZ this Establishment the Merchant, the Foundry
Man. the Cabinet Maker, the Machiuist the Carpenter
the Capitalist aud those who iu search Of Business
or wish 10 add % their Business find something of
interest and worthy of attention IL is the aim and de-
sign Of this Establishment to place upon exhibition aud
sale such inventions goods only Of ackuowl-
edged worth and prctctblity-suCh will prove re-
munefauyc TO the purchaser, and give entire satisfaction
10 the pIblic
This Institution Is also designed a place Of deposit
and exhibition " Inventions by the Paieutee or owner
thereof where said inventions can be properly shown 10
the public and disposed Of 10 advantage Almost daily
there calls o1 certain Patented Articles which the
public need but cannot avail themselves o. because the
iuyentors or owners do not make them known.
Now let all inventors Of truly practical arti
ccs bring them out aud avail themselves OF the lnyen-
tors Exchange, Al Bralte Street. and ten 20 one sale
wall be effected where n their dormant position they
are of no use to any one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
DR. MATTIsON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR


No. 2S Union Street, Providence, N. /.
aTThis spoioify embrascs all diseases Of Prirate
nature both Of MEN and WOMEN DETERMINATIONS,
by letter otherwise strictly ofaefai, and Modi
cncs will be sent by Express, secure from observation,
all parts N the country. NTAso, Accommodations Tor
patients from abroad, wishing for and quot RE-
1HENr aud good until restored To health. The most
tpdofed references and Testimonials sent by mail Ad-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
FOWLE'S Pile AND HUMOR CURE.

A Sure Cure for bleeding, Blind and Itching Pile.
Seoula salt ltheum, &c One bottle warranted To cure
in all cases rot, dealers requested u refund the
one bottle. Prcparedby HENRY ID. FOWLE, II Prince
s. Boston sold by Druggists generally. Certificates
with each bottle Price 81. lilS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

90, no sure forcrunner Of Consumption
use Of Dr. j r. Staord's Olive Tar and l,o IN ~ wy
Io~ae5'' Inc Olive Tar aays pain aud heals sorenes
ana Inflammation, aud the lion a Sulphur Powde,s 80
vert me waste or worn out particles Of the Blood iuo
e which are tJecod from the body By the pores instead
OF being deposited as Phlegm The testimonials Of may
prominent aud well known persons are contained in a
panphel which will be sent free By mail to any address
Bee advertisement in this paper II Iq
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROW 81 ~ PETTENGILL q "a.
A--Es----f=---IEs- d
wILBORs COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
h OIL AND LIME. a

FOR CONSUMPTION, It Is the only reliable rem.
edy known u has, IN thousands Of instances restored
patients That socmcd past hope Of recovery and n tens
ot thousands, BIAS arrested The disease in s primary
STAGES, aud restored the patient 20 robust health.
BhONfHIIIN. lts effect in this troublesome dis
case is very marked although s necessary 10 persist
iu is use Tor a considerable length IT time.
FENtLE DEBILITY Go sustain and augment
ihc vital flrccs 90 make new rich and pure blood to
build up The nervous system Co restore energy the
mind and Bodybuilding Doc better adapted than this
preparation.
III Asthma Govt. Rheumatism. soatica, Diabetes.
Euptaus. Srfnfua Nckrts, Neuralgia, iuflniile W ts-
ing, General Debility, Emarittou, stubborn Ulcers,
Spinal Disease. Hip Complaint, Palsy. Cnnrhs Worms.
and 900 di.el.c- arising rom dci lent nutrition ttisa re-
liable remedy but dts must ho persisted DO hr rlu-
siderable lourfh of time Nuc tcnths Of ihc where
BE- supposed % li smrt arise from the remedy hint
abandoned before s beneficial effects became oh,Ha-.
Do UIcfI and gov thc genuine, manufactured only O,
ALEXANDER %. lliLBOR, Chemist. 1866 Court
Street. Uusfuu.
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l. l., BUTCHER, OF St. Adams, has sold il for three
years and speaks highly Of
IN y. l. CASE, Of Brandon, says it is sure to sell
W. ppp1 nave perfect confidence in H. and il is only
Npuel lna1 II can be sold at the low price Of 25 cents
per bottle. e" "''N''''0 :" '''" At Ti'VV
FRED e. SMITH, Proprietor. Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

UotLowAY'L OtNraHNr AND Pulls = Possessed n
these remedies, every man his family physician II
his wife aud children troubled with crupons sores,
tumors, white swengs, throat, asthma or any ar
fccion n the skin, glands muscles, perseverng
VI the Ointment is all that is necessary 20 produce
radical cure. H. ON the other hand the internal organs
are assaulted dy dscase-whcther IL be located IN the
lvcr the stomach the intestincshe eradicate It
by administering the pills 70 the sufferer, under the
gudsuco Of the clear directions which accompany every
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
Sa1OOOAYEAR MADE hi M

h.a vi" EAR MNDE B1 AM
- 1 AzOO ONE with $40 Patent Stencil
Tools; stock enough included retail for $50. With
activity this amount may be realized IN two weeks time.
The only reliable for these Tools is at Fulams
American Stencil Tool Works the largest and only per-
mancnt Mandatory in the World, located at SPRING
field VI. Salerooms 2l2 Broadway New York, Is Mer-
chants Exchange, Boston. and Springfield, W. beau
hful photograph Of the American Stencil Tool Works
and surrounding scenery, Black River, sent
ceipt Of 2j cents These Works command the exclusive
and entire control NJ The whole River all seasons and
the machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools is driven
hy water wheel n scventyive horse power, aording
immense and unlimited advantages which other com
Germ pretend claim. The $40 outfit is for
ting small name plates and business cards Tools for
cutting large work Of an sizes furnished for S2j No
pcrence is necessary In using any Of these tools Do
not fail send for samples and circular. And II you
buy Stencil Tools, be 90 get Fullam s. they
universally known be the only perfect cutting Tools
made. Address apply TO 4. i. FULIAM,
Springfield, Vt, 10 Merchants Exchange. Boston,
0S.3O or 2l2 Broadway, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
EARlBALDI IN BOSTON.
The fact 8. this and thc people fast acknowledging
as such. that ho very best place n Boston 90 buy
Ornamental Iron Ratings,

bat SUETT'S ll3 COURT ST.. BOSTON
why Bcctusfhi. collection " beautiful and Unique
Dt'yHs, unsurpassed bon THE WORLD. together with
Che superior quality VI the work done az his establish
mcnt render it 20 be convinced OF this you need
only t1 aall and examine bis stock.
Also, 900 kinds VI Ornamental and Brunzcd Iron Goods
such Nnsos. Fouutlius, Bcdstcads Tables, Chlir
~ctfcc Garden and Grave Borders, Hat Trees, Flower
Stands, Umbrella Stands, Towel aud Wall Racks, Stat
HrN, Lions, Dogs, Lambs. &C., Nc., al NJ which will Dee
Gold cheap t0r cash, exchanged for old Gold and Silver
SAMUEL SWEET rs Court Street, Boston
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tlcm aourrtiscn,cnts.

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR AND
~ PARTIAL DEAFNESS, exclusively aud sue
eessfny treated by Doctor Hartley late principal Of the
Ear Institutions NJ New York aud Phlddr pha the only
Acknowledged aust in the Uuitcd States who generously
oilers TO attend all persons suffering on affections Of
the ear without charge, until cured thereby proving his
success uuequalod and protecting the deaf nom being
sgHdied by paving sel,fgicd Aursts cxorbut fees n
advance, and thc infection Of YET scrou, evils, by
permitting the applies NJ dangerous remedies by iu-
expo fenced and unskillfu hands
DR.. IL may here state that he has connection
whatever with any persons advertising 70 cue deafness.
Neither has DE gwen permission for the publication Of
"ceflihcate purporung % emanae nom him, and
not therefore, be responsible Tor any alarming
guenccs rcsuing from rashness and desperation The
loss nf money De material 60 some persons but
the dcpr, Of OF the important the SENSES
ought to be regarded and treated with than solicit
ude.
Deafness noise in the head and all disagrecabc dis
charges from the speedily aud permanently removed
without causing the least pain Inconvenience cure
IA an eases guaranteed where maiormauon does exist.
Thirteen Yeas close and undivided attention this
branch OF special practice has enabled him 20 reduce his
treatment 10 such degree Of success as % find ie most
confirmed and obstinate WELD hy steady attention
90 the means prescribed.
The following testimonials arc submitted with conf
deuee They will show least in what estimation his
professional qualifications held hy Of the
distinguished medical men Of the country
~ have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley in prao
ce, and have been led to form, favorable opinion of his
character both in profession and as gentleman
W. PAHKEB, NJ. d.,
Professor OF surgery" sc.
Ellis professional abilities will be duly appreciated by
those who place themselves under his care.
JuHN W. WHITAKER, NJ d.,
Professor Of Anatomy" Ne.
From my intercourse with Dr. Hartley, have found
his department correct and gcntcmanly.
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. D."
alt is pleasant duty give my testimony m favor of
The treatment adopted by Dr. Hartley, for the Of
deafness The application is unattended by pain or in
convenience, and It's effects almost insaueous.
?. uERpMAE,
Counsellor at Law % Chambers st."
DOCT HARTLEY will receive calls at VIM. Storrs',
Main Street Montpelier each morning. until the 2iih
of October dSw
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A Tw ooD's UIN1N

A T w o 3D. @ UIN T.
II Q n | G IL II II IL II $.
THE BEST AROMATIC TONIC EVER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
RECOMMENDED ny THE FACULTY pom SUPERIOR
MED1c1SAL oUALIT1Rs.
This elegant compound which has secured the conf
denco and endorsement Of most Of the leading Physicians
OF New England Is palatable and efficient form OF
QRine containing all the peculiar virtues Of PERUVIAN
Bank, carefully combined with various tonnes and stoH
dchcs, and cannot fail to meet the wants Of the dob-
tatcd.
1t is mild tonic to the stomach, increasing the appc
uie, assisting Digestion preeminently good in dyspop
sa, Strengthening and nyigoratng TO the digestive and
nervous systems after prosratng Diseases and In fever
and aguo, kindred complaints, its aid is invaluable
For darrhma, dysentey aud cholera morbus. the pub
lie may assured there be any better gene
raj remedy.
One Of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
"that 4 Is the best preparation Of Biteys that has
been offered 10 the public"
Put up in half pint well quart bottles in order
that all may convince themselves Of its superior merits
For further particulars reference is made the printed
circulars.
FOR SALE By CHAS. H. ATWOOD,
10 CENTRAL ST, BOSTON.
Also by Druggists everywhere.
Boston, Sept l. 1860. 1894