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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

SAVANNAH, GA, May 49, 1860
Messrs. w. y. HAGAN CO. Troy, n Y
Gents Our firm having sold large quantities Of yeur
lnmitabe Hair Restorative. and hearing it so unyer-
yersay commended by many of patrons in the highest
manner as TO its "lNINfTABLE qualities, was induced
to give 1t TRIAL having for years been troubled
with falling Of the hair, dynes Of the scalp as well a.
the additional annoyance Of many grey hairs the scalp
being apparently Diseased After faithfully using one
small bottle of the Restorative, and finding its good
qualities apparent, commenced the use Of the second
and my hair is 10 better condition than ever before
during my recollection II has stopped falling out and
the scalp has resumed its functions | most cheerfuy
commend your article as having all the virtues you
claim flr H. In addition 10 my case poitt out
at teost nm peysoHs cfy gho hare had The same
experience M rs Vse myself You at liberty tn use
this letter as you may proper and will be happy 10
recommend your arne personally on any and all occa
siOus. lOurs respectfully,
JAMES STEWART
or the firm Of Stewart q Butler,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

INHE ONLY PREPARATION THAT
4 HAS STOOD THE TEST OF YEAR, and grows
more and more popular every day
And testimonials. new, and almost without number,
might be given from ladies and gentlemen in all grades
OF society, whose Matted testimony none could resist
that Prof Woods Hair Restorative win restore the bald
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth old age,
in all its youthful beauty.
BATTLE CRgrx. Mich, Dec q 1858
PROP. WooD These wilt please accept line 20 in
form thee that the hair my head 90 tell OIL over TWEEN
ty years ago caused by comp .cd chronic disease,
attended with an eruption og uit head. continual
course OF suffering through life having reduced
state Of dependence, have not been able obtain stuff
for caps ne her have been able do them up In con
sequence Of which my head has suffered extremely from
cold This induced me to pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth for dollar bottle Of thy
Hair Restorative about the FIRST Of August last have
faithfully followed the directions and the bald spot is
covered with hair thick black though shot it is also
coming in all my head. Feeling confident that
other large bottle would restore it entirely and perman-
entity feel anxious 70 persevere n IT'S and being
destitute of means TO purchase more, would ssk
thee If thee wOudst bee willing send me an order
thine agents FOR bottle and receive to myself tue
scripture dcrlaraon''the reward i, those that are
hind to the widow aud the fatherless."
Thy Friend, sUSANNAH KIRBY
LrGoNGER NOBLE. Co., Ind Feb 5. 1859
PRor WooD Dear sir In the latter part of the
year 1882 while attending the State aud National Law
school Of the State New York my hair from a cause
unknown 10 me, commenced falling Oft very rapidly So
part OF my scalp was almost entirely hre Of it,
and back part Of my bead short, came gray so
that you viii not bc surprised when tc that upon
my return TO the STATE Of ludana nj moic tual ac.
Quainauce. were MOI SO muth az loss discover the
cause ot me change n my appearance. my more mt
mate acluaiutances were 20 Recognise nc az al
at once made appli alton 90 the most -AIll PIN si-
clans in the country but rec,iyng assurance from
them that m, hair could again be restored vas forced
10 become recoucitd tony tate. until fortunately the
ater part Of the year 1851 your Restorative 4, recon-
mended To me by = duggi,i a. being the most rciable
Han Restorative in use. ued one BOTTLE aud found 10
my great satisfaction mat was pfoducps the desired
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

MIDDLEsEX OIL manufacture from
WI pure Flax Seed My "A years experience in this
business and always producing unquosionabe quail
iy II Boil and Raw Oil is the best recomm endation
can furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
or ofmy agents. SroRRs FULLER, at Montpelier.
Qualify warranted. ENOS STILES.
Mddlesex. February, 1859. 3l:tf
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nm = II suoIEs ECLECTIC IN

TAR. C. II. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
IL PRIMARY, l27 Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the last nj
years. the treatment " the genit0 unary0ghs,
and having had large practice in this speciality claim
the best possible advantages for treatment the word mas
yet discovered.
to advertise my remedies for the people generally rom
the fact that those o most need my services dare not asa
a friend rhere TO direct them.
TO THE IMPoTENT AND DEBIL1TATED.
spermatorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, divide into
ist Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure In very short time, without failure. go.
I'd. Daily Discharges. There more cases on TINS
than the world is aware Of Some Of the symptoms are
high coored and scanty excavations from the bladder
with smartina sensation attending it, sometimes with
turbd sediment and at othersa milk white appearance
have anayzcd many specimens OF this nature anu I'D
all cases have found traces Of Semen and Albumen
which produce death MS Consumption unless
u Is checked by medical treatment
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME
3d. Loss Of Muscular Power. Such may be cur
by similar means II the patient be in otherwise to'era
e health.
Bcs, French Personalities at low prices
See my advertisement in he Boston Herald and YOU
an learn more fun description VI such cases.
Address c. II. su0IEs,M. D., l27 Court S. Boston
BOSTON NAV % 1850 VS49
mr.. G.. II SHOLES. PROFESSOR OF
- DISEASES or WOMEN - The ouiy Regular
aduaic Physician advertising In Boston, gives parucn
attention 90 Diseases Of omeu especially h So suf-
ring from any di.auaupcm.nt " the Menstrual Sys-
an. Married single Ladies may apply with safety
ID in confidence, Tor relief from the many uisiottunes
ocular 10 the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine Cor The purpose Of regulat-
the N0Hthiy Sickness which have used Tor the last
years with the most unboundcd success Ihetollo"-
q recommendation Is sufficient
cts uniform success even n extreme cases, Is as as
ushng as it is satisfactory Journal n Am Med.
fence.
have hundreds Of private assurances of the same hap
results but for obvious reasons cannot place them
fore the public.
It is the very best thing known for the purpose and in
ses Of obstruction after an other means have failed
III produce the desired effect Is guaranteed N
cases. or the price will be refunded. Purely vegeta-
e, and perfectly safe as all times.
CAJIlON.-Nevcr purchase any medicine % This ma
Of any IL left about the country for PILLS and
hoPs are deserving OF no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant for those who
ish To remain under my care
Address lr c. II SHOLES, lL7 Court st, Boston
Boston. MAY %. 1860. 9S49
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no TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS -Tho nm

TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.-The un-
dersigned Commissioner for the sale Of Liquors in
Massachusetts, Is now allowed by law to sell 10 auhorz-
ed Agents in all the New England States keep on
hand large assortment Of imported and domestic II.
quorsi which are all anayzed by Estate Assayor ao.
eodng TO law, and certified By hin, 10 be pure and suit
able for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes
aud sold In large or small quantities uniform price.
Agents may be assured Of obtaining liquors 0f 0uaran
tied PafV and at as low cash prices they can be had
elsewhere. EDWARD T. PORTER
Commissioner,
1886 % Custom House ST., Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

III you wish 10 have the real color instead II the dun
rough look which hair dye imparts He,astrers Re-
sfo,dtire, which inygoraes the Of the hair and
makes IL young again, maitcr how much II may be
faded. boston Nrapeier.
USE NOTHING ELSE
Sold cyoTywhere-priee 60 cents. and 81 a bottle.
w Il, HAGAN & CO.,
2l33 PROPIEroRs, Troy, n. Y.
L. +, PIEPGs, Montpelier, Wholesale g. Vermont
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4 T w 0 o D. S Q UININ Z
TO MIC BI1''F r. II $.
THE BEST AROMATIC TONIC EVER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.

RECOMMENDED ny THE FACULTY FOR IT'S SUPERIOR
MRDtuINAL QUALITIES.
This elegant compound which has secured the conf
dence snd end Of Of the leading h, scians
Of New England is paalable aud efficient form OF
QunHe containing all the peculiar virtues OF WAN
BARK carefully combined with various fonics and ston
achics, aud cannot fail the wants Of the debii
tated,
II is mild tonic the stomach increasing the appe
ue, assisting Digestion pre-emiuently good IN dyspep
sa, strengthening aud nygofalug TO the digestive and
nervous systems after prosating diseases and in fever
aud ague, OF kindred complaints, its aid is invaluable
For diarrhna, dysentey and cholera morbus the pub
lie may rest assured there be any better gene
raj remedy
One Of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
hat 4 is NE best preparation Of Bitters that has euey
been gisyod 10 Me 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 to the printed
circulars.
FOR SALE BY CHAS. H. ATWOOD,
10 CENTRAL ST, BOSTON.
Also, by Druggists everywhere
Boston, Sept /, 1860 i264
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= W ~ Y = " 4 ut,
OF the firm Of Stewart q Butler.

Rejoice ye with grey hairs and bald heads for the
nm,tabe viii tore the former to its original beauty
nd cover the latter with luxuriant growih.Toy Bud
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

v o U l. o o X IN VAIN
Il For Grey Hair on the Head Of person who uses
HEIMSTREET'S INEVITABLE
II 4 / r r h s T. q r 4 TT Y Il
You will find however the heads Of those who use It
LUXURIANr GLOSSY HAIR
OF ORIGINAL colon,
AND CLEAN scALP
No matter at 'ohat age Of life IL is nsed
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY IS CONVINCING.
MACON, GA, March %, 1860.
Messrs. STEWART BUTLER, Savannah, Ga.
Gents IL received the package Of Hemstreets Iuim-
liable II aF Restorative, and after using one bottle can
safely say it is the best article Of the kind know oft
will do all it claims do, in restoring the Hair to its
original color. Respectfully.
JONAS f. BEESLEY.
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Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rene
dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs Dogs. Sc
TIE case o9uiAnr gen Specific Remedies suitable al
ioseiher With complete mauua of directions flr ue 30
plan and simple tha every farmer breeder r~1fy
use them The remedies pot up n large oueor yaf n
q liquids and The entire set and book v be- sii nj g.
hngie walls. with directions A. o. each Sent BY nau ~
express, free n charge, receipt % he price
Price N book sinrly ~ cents
AGENTS WANTED or me sale Of our Rensiies 10
every town " Community b D. Luel s-a--. A----.-
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

= Tbs intelligence which reaches US from the
West Indies by the Quaker City, WHICH LETT
Havana on the 25lh inst, and arrived at New
York Friday, is of the most startling charac-
ter, and almost rivals in importance to the U.
States the events which are transporting within
our swn borders. Spain, it seems, is disposed
to take advantage of our dissensions, aud our
consequent indispositioB or inability to enforce
the Monroe doctrine, and is taking measures
90 restore to her domains some of the falr pos
sessions which she has heretofore lost through
adverse fortune. San Domingo is tho first
point to which she has directed her attention,
and we now receive the astounding announce.
ment that a virtual annexation has already ia
ken place. During some time past, it appears,
system of colonization has been quietly going
on, large bodies of emigranls being introduced
upon the island, with the view of promoting
dissatisfaction towards the existing Govern.
ment, and otherwise furlhering the interests of
Spain. On the 10th inst. the Spanish flag
was hoisted, much to the establishment of the
blacks and native population, who appear TO
have been taken entirely by surprise; and on
the 23d, Immediately on the receipt of the
news at Havana, the Spanish frigate Blanca
sailed 10 the assistance of the colonsts, fully
armed and equipped, and with large number
OF troops on board. She was TO be followed as
soon as possible by two screw steam ftigates
with an army of 5000 men, when the "protec-
torate," as the Spaniards are pleased to term
it, would be fully established. 1t was also re-
ported that large additional military and ma.
val force was on the way from Spain to Cuba,
TO be ready for any emergency in which 1t
might be required. The Island of Hayli is 10.
Dictated as the next point of operations.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

MAGAZINES FOR APRII4--HarPers. Mag
Eine.-We have received the April number
oil HarPers' Monthly Magazine. From an ex.
animation Of il, we regard it as an improve
ment upon the last, which is in fact the case
with every succeeding number.
The Eclectic Meg Gzine, for April, has two
splendid illusiratious-Lord John Russell take.
Ing leave Of his family before his execution,
and. Don Pedro, Emperor, of Brazil. The
letter press is culled as usual from the best
foreign publications. 5:
The Ladies Repository is embellished with
two beautiful steel cuts--apcrIrait of the Rev.
Henry SIcer and an ideal sketch" Evening
on the Connecticut The Repository has
more variety of choice reading than aoy publ
cations ofits kind in the country.
GOdy's Lady's Book for April wears most
beautiful appearance. The colored Fashion
plate represents all the gorgeous dolores of
the season. The nS:., containes numerous
designs for making ladies and children's gar.
ments. head dresses, &c.
Frank LeSIieS Monthly, for April is rich in its
contents ofnrt aud literature. The romantic
story of "Verona Brent" is continued; be-
sides there are several other fine tales and
PONIES that enrich this number. The fashion
plate and numerous other engravings are well
executed. An unusually rich number is prom.
Used for May.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

doctrine which the speaker enumerated with
much earnsstness. "T0 admit" he sA ID, 4" Il g
possibility of one falling from grace and going
to peEditiOn, would admit the possibility Of all
falling from grace aud going to perditOn-a
fact that would at ONCE nnnnl the microscopy
power of Christ" Said he with emphasis, Ia
king hold of the Bible, al have searched this
book from Genesis to Revelation. and ! ca nnot
find a single instance recorded therein where
soul once converted was ever Lost" This
doctrine of "Opce in grace always 10 grace"
had nearly died out. at least in public preach
Jog. in these latter days of wide spread and
l!beralized christian literature, and was quite
unprepared for such bold enuncation of this
dogma of the sixteenth century. The preach
er seemed imbued with the sacredness OF his
mission, and lie, | learn, devout and earnest
pastor, and building up good congregations
But, Mr.. Editor, find my notes "a fault am
apt to fall into) are getting TOO. widely spun
out, 50 will have TO cIase abruptly, with the
hope, however, Of soon agaid visiting your in,
teTesling town. Yours, &C., VIAToR.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
The Cenkus Of 1850.

The U. s. Census Of 1860 10 now mpleted,
ana shows the total free and slave population
% The States aud Territories to be 81 ,429 SOL.
10 1850 il was 23.i9l. s7e. The total Slave
population for 1850 is 3,953, SOL, an increase
o. s4s,4ss since 1850. 10 all the Territories
OUTSIDE Of the Disiries Of Columbi. there are
Dot SO sIaves.
ahs superintendent Of Representatives in the
% lnexD Congress under the Census Of 1860
wai occasion the loss of one member 10 each Of
tns following sta,es:-Alabams, Georgia,
Maine. Maryland, Massachusetts,, Minnesota
North Carolina, Rhode Island. and Vermont
Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, South
csrolins, Tennessee and Virginia each los,
'we members, and Ohio loses three; Will,
Arkansas. California and Louisiana each gail
zoe, Missosri, Michigan aud Texas gain two
Iowa and Wisconsin gain three, and IlIinoi
Va other respects. also, getting sup in th
w0'ld gains four.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
1T e m s

The Rev. w. Bishop was appointed to
preach the next annual missionary sermon be-
fore The conference, which meets at the same
Place-UniOn church, Philadelphia-March
next.
The next meeting Of the Prssbytery Of
New Castle will be held ut that town Tuesday
next. =. -..
Potatoes are arriving at Philadelpnia
from the West in large quantities, and selling
from 65 to. so cents per bushel.
F'-@--Lurge quantities OF shad are now being
caught in the Naatcoke river.
.----SpuFiops " so gold pieces have lust
been pat lTcitcuiati0n in Philad phia. Look
out for them herea bouts
The President has appointed w. Gilpin.
of Missouri, Governor OF the new Territory of
Colorado. He is Delawarean.
The levy court has appointed l.. Stats.
of Appoq uinimnk Hd., trustee of the poor IN
place Of John Naudain, dec.
in the published list of the officers Of the
confederate army, we fad among The first
Lieuts the name Of Alfred I. A. T0r6er., of
DeLaWGre."
a lady who foolishly carried upon her
person a sum in gold exceeding $780, lost the
entire amount Thursday. while making her
way through a crowd at the market house I
Second and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
-Samuel Buzby, for many years an ex-
tcnsiVe dry goods merchant in Wilmington,
died at his residence in Woodbury., N. j., on
Tuesday week, aged about 65 years. He had
been in bad health for some time past, and re.
tired from business about the beginning of the
present year, anticipating that relaxation from
the cares of business, would restore his failing
health.
The Rev. Mr.. Wisewell, of Will, last
Sunday evening, preached-what we fear is
too much neglected 10 pulpls everywhere-a
practical discourse on the evil Influences and
popular sins of Wilmington" These were
classified under four heads Il, Lotteries. 2,
Rum. 3, Theatres. A. The public sentiment
which encourages and supports them.
Iere is theme for the pulpit, truly!
The public examination in J. B. Coop.
er's school, district 5, in this town, will come
OFF Friday, April 9th. Exercises to commence
at 81 o'clock, 4, M. Parents, and those who
teel an interest in the progress of the school
should not wait for special invitations TO at.
tend. Let all go who can, and show by their
presence. that they really feel an interest in the
education of their children, Both teacher anC
pupils will be glad 10 see them at the school
house on Friday.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
Business Matters.

Our merchants are beginning to stir them
selves for an active spring trade. In addition
to those we mentioned week or two since, we
have 10 this issue the advertisements of sever
al others who give notice of the opening of
spring stocks.
WIN. E. Spruance has had his store house
(recenIly occupied by J. E. jones' handsomely
renovated inside, with the addition of q ne W
front, with show window, large doors, &c.,
which add to the convenience and advantage
OF customers purchasing at his store. He is
now in the city, but will be down and have his
goods opened to the public in day or two.
We would call attention also to the adver-
tisements of Thos. Carlow, Hall g. Hazel, |.
ID. Hamiltol, and J. II. Bewley.
s. c. Eaton, it will be seen, has adopted the
cash system.
J. S. Huntingdon has on hand for sale large
assortment of school books, stationary, ink
pens and pencils. at reduced prices
Messrs. Start g. Carly have entered into
partnership, aud are prepared to do all kinds Of
wheeiwrlghting and blacksmthing.
Alvan Allen keeps on hand building lime,
cement, calcined plaster, &c., in connection
with his business OF bricklaying and plastering
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

THE EXTRA SESSION of the Senate adjourn
cd Thursday sine die, after acting upon all the
appointments ready for them, AID being not-
fed by the President that he had no further
communications to make. ID fore proceeding
TO executive business, Mr.. Trumbull, Of Iii.
nois, offered a resolution declaring that the
only way to preserve the Union is by enforcing
the laws. and that resistance 10 their enforce.
ment, under whatever name, is disunion; and
further. declaring il the duty Of the President
10 hold aud protect the public property, even
within the seeded States. lie asked for an
immediate vote upon il. but did not obtain it,
Powell, Of Kentucky, the original mover fthe
resolution calling for the dispatches Of Ander.
son, explained that his motive in calling for
] them was TO vindicste The chirscier Of Ander-
con, watch had been assaiiSd usjasyly, -
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
From Europe.

BY the arrival at New York ofths stennf-
ship Africa, we have some later news from
Europe. The Duchess of Kent, mother OF
Queen Victoria, died on the l6 instant. The
London Times asks where the Confederate
States are TO negotiate The proposed loan,
seeing that one fifth of the population is pledged
to repudiatioa. The Times says that Presi.
dent Davis is the man who laughed a, the
dupes of the Mississippi bonds. The reduction
Of the discount rate to six per cent, by the
bank of France had good effect on the meney
market of Paris and London. The surrender
OF Messna was unconditional after four DAYS
firing. Over 5000 prisoners and 300 cannon
were given up. The Italian Pertinent had
unanimously approved the assumption Of the
title of the Kingdom Of Italy.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

PHILADELPHIA METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-
The philadelphia Methodist Conference, March
9th, adopted the report of The committee ca
the state Of the church repeating the new chap
ter on slavery, inserted in the Discipline al the
last Conference, leaving future Conferences to
make their own regulations on the subject !;
cOneurring in the resolutions of the last Balti-
more Conference, and requesting the Genera
Conference at it's next session TO repeal the
chapter on slavery, and instead thereof, en-
power each annual conference within whose
bounds slavery exists, to make their own regu.
lations in regard to it. Also, adopting an ad-
dress to the Methodist of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia, as
surfing them of the profoundest sympathes in
their present disquietude and agilaIed condl-
ton on the question of division of the Con-
ference.
| A resolution was also adopted, declaring it
TO be inexpedient to divide the Philadelphia
Conference by State lines at this time. During
! the discussion on these resolutions, there was
scene of excitement, and the church was
! crowded.
For the information of all who may desire to
know, we would state that all the members oil
the Conference, who were present at the time
that the vote on the new chapter was taken
voted "yes," except the following. who voted
"nay," Wis:
Revs. James Cunningham. George Barton
Henry Sutton, Valentine Gray, Mahlon II. Sis
ty Peter ]. Cox, James NJ. McCarter, Daniel L.
pattnrsou Iohn w Mecaakev Inhn Shieida
John Cummins, J. B. Mccullough. VIM. Major
} Jeremiah PastorfeId. Alfred Goodman. John
Thompson. Lewis C. Pettti, William r. Wood
John w. Jackson, Joseph Gregg. Samuel w
Thomas. Henry II. BOdine. Joseph s Lame
Jacob M. Hinson, Noble Frame. Edward T.
Ksnney, E. J. ID. Pepper, Gideon, T. Barr
Joseph Cock. William T. Msgee, Andrew
T Gather, Robert ]. Carson, George Cummins
John r. Bailey and Nathan B. Durell-35.
1t will be remembered that the number voting
10 the Affirmative was ia.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

CORRECTIoN.-The statement we made las,
week 10 regard to the anteccdents Of the late
Mr.. Naudain. who committed suicide, is incor-
rect in regard to his being a member OF the
Legislature and voting for the lottery grant
which passed at that time. The Mr.. John
Naudaln OF lottery nOtoriety has an W in his
name, but both coming from the same section
and having heard that such was the case, very
naturally led to the error. We make the cor
recIion in jnstice to Mr.. Nuudain, as it is mol
our purpose to add unnecessary reflections on
his reputation.