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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
TLIAs NJ. TAYLOR'S ESTATE.

IA State Of Vermont-Wss hnVton District, 81.
Ia Probate Court. holden Montpelier, in aud for
said district the 10Th day ~ September A. %. 1861
Willism sheldon. executor 81 the last will and tes
lament Of Elias N. Taylor late Of Wsitsfed in said dis
iric elsed presents his administration srrount for
settlement Whereupon II ia ordered that the sane be
referred the eth day Of Oco. the Probate Of
fee in said Montpelier, for ANIMATION and allowance
and that all concerned be Notified hereof by the puhea
ton u this order in the Vermont watohzan K State
Journs printed Montpelier, three weeks successive
~ may be- that they may appesr, At said time
aud place, aud, hthey see cause, object thereto
BY the cnurt
65'57 Attest r. n. MERRILL. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
S AM w EEKL Y

STEAM WEEKLY
III -axx az -BETwRBN----
e -1t1E&ge NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Landing and ea,b.rking Passengers at QuBESsTOwS
lrelsnd) The Liverpool. New York and Philadcp hia
Steamship Company intend despsiching their ul-poNer
ed cyde-built Iron Steamships as follows
err Of NEW YORK or }s,11.l,'. ~, .,
CITY or MANCHESTER. '''"""y' NT' "a
CRY or MANCHESTER or s,,,,s,y s,,, %
CITI or NEW YORK. """"s' 'T'' -
and every Saturday from Pier "a. North River. At noon
nArRs oP PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 4 SrEERAGE, S30t0
do. to London, ~ o. do TO London, 80 90
do 10 Paris $50 do 10 Paris 81 co
do to Hamburg, IS o. do 10 Hamburg, IS 90
Passenger. forwarded to HAVE, bremen. Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, at equsly low rates
uJ'Persons wishing TO bring out their friends buy
tickets here at the following rates TO New York From
Liverpool Qucenstorn LIST CABIN, S75 SHj aud Si06
stesr,ge from Liverpool $1,000 From Queenstown
$40 on.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons They
built in Wtterght Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihia,ors on board.
Por further information apply in Liverpool TO wM.
lNMAN, Agent, % Water Street; 10 Glasgow 10 WIN,
lNMAN, s IT, Rnoch Square In Queenstown TO &. 3
W u SEYMOUR * co. in London to EIVES &
MACY, 81 King William 81. in Paris to JULES
DECOUE.5 Place de IA Bourse IN Philadelphia 10
JOHN q. DALE, Ill Walnut Street; at the Com
pany's Ohiees. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
$500 Is Br0adrGy, ". D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

The Swanton Company recruited by Lieut..
Sheridan. organized by the election of j ID.
sheridan. Captain; +. II. Barney, Jr.. First
Lieutenant, and j. a. Jcwett, Second Lieu
tenant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
IAuEs hi CR0ckEn,s EsraTE-

~ The subscribers, having been Gppnintcd BY tho
Hen. Probate Court for the district Of Randolph.
mssioners receive examine, and all claims and
demands ~ all persons against the estate ~ Jtmes d.
Crocker. late Of Chelsea. R said district, deceased,
reprsssnie ed naovent and The tenn % siX months from
the 10Th day Of July A. u. 1861 being allowed BY
ssid TO the creditors Of said deceased "a exhibit
aud prov, heir respective clas hefis Give notice.
that Ill attend TO The duties u our appointment at
ths d~ena house ~ Charles Cracker. ia rugkfrld,
in said district the first Tuesdays uf October aud jan
usry next 81 one O'Clock, n the Afternoon each of
said days
wN. i. CHAMBERLAIN, co,,,.,
CllAltLES BuLkLEI, S'"''''
n,ooLGold Au,u.t pQi 4 Ia tsct "a "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
BATCHRLOR'S HAIR DYE.
TIM ppST ~ TIM WpuIu

W. A RArcHELoH's srLRSDID HAIR DYB is the
Original aud only Reliable aud liarncless Hair Dye
known. in'.ntsn.ous in its effect does stain ue
skin, aud isyisorstcs the hair for life be careful and
use noue other than the genuine, signed each aide
every boE-WLLiANA 4. BArcHEioH. So by all respect
able Druggist. aud Fancy Good, Stores everywhere.
Mandatory No 81 Barclay ST. tlste 10 Bond st. and
and l3j BrpedwAy,l New York 50l0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

Making 3 per cent flr the year
ending August l, 1861. sid per centsgc 20 be cast u-
on thc original amount " the premium note hont ref
ecucc tn endorsement and be paid ~ the Urea
.uref, ~ Ais Ohrc b, Montpelier before the 10Th
day ~ Ociuhfr. 1871.
Members ~ che Company will find IN the hands NJ the
Rep r.rut tuVes client 20 the Legislsufc. "a schedule
showing ie amuuut of tss-suncut due from each res.
fcet and they particularly dcrired that
inc monrf M their Assessments b. FORWARDED 20 thr or
Nee Doe Oriubsr. The asseF-nents must be paid when
due. LITTLE attention 20 this the part Of the cn-
beers ~ the Company w save them expense aud tiou-
lu (Sec see. Act VI Incorporation ON your pulcy)
j. r. TuURSTON, Treasurer.
Moutrces Sept q 1901
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
TS'Thc following items VIC clip from the
Cdledonian

tS-Thc following items We clip from the
Cdiedonian
hsdigsn's Gymnasium exhibited in this
place on Wednesday. II was an excellent
show, quite free from the vulgarity and slang
Of the common ring performances. There
Is no circus or mcnagetie about it, IL was
simply the wonderful performances Of men
and elephants, marvellous to behold. but not
necessarily shocking the modesty Of the most
iastidi0us. More would have visited il here
II they had understood what il was.
The new Company Of Zouaves in thi. place
IS filling up. They are under drill dai iy by
one of the original Chicago Zoozoos. We
understand they are to be reinforced by those
recruited at Plainfeld station. in day or
two. This will probably make the company
full.
Sergeant Stone left Thursday morning with
those remaining Of the sick, and few other
recruits, in all twcnty-onc "ablc bodied" men,
to JOIN the third regiment at Chain bridge.
The Connecticut River Valley Musical As
ISOLATION closed the exercises Of its second
general convention 1t this place on Friday Of
last week Perhaps no similar gathering in
the state has proved such a decided sue
cess in every respect, and VIC are glad to
record the fact that a constitution and by
laws were adopted at the last meeting in an.
ticlpation Of charter from the next Legisla-
ture. thus making this association one of the
e institutions" u our state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
CHARLES BuLkLEI, W."
Brookdcld, August 23l, = d 1901 g GO
WILLIAM COLDS ESTATE

w state of Vermont, Washington District.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier within aud for
said district. on the 4,h day u sept A y, 1861
Buel Gold. executor ~ the last will aud testament Of
ed, present his administration uccouut for settlement
WHEarurON, il Is ordered that The samc be referred
10 the Path dag Of Sept ncHt The Probate Office In
said Montpelier, for examination aud allowances aud that
all concerned he notified herro l the publication Of this
order IN the Vermont Wnthman state journal PRINT
ed at ont pcer three weeks succcssrcV. A. soon
may be- that they may appear aud At aid ie aud place.
6s:6G I. II. MERRILL. Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

" Experience ts.ches us that deckcy prevents many
females frsn srplysg Ter the means alleviate suffer
ing and ave lite That objection Is oh,ia'ed in the
~ sr Jaaes ClAtks's fcnslc Pills prepared after the
pee.ery.n - sir Jsp.s Clarke physcanto the Queen
q EuGStd. snd ~f known be the only sure aud safe
remedy Tor female diicules aud distractions hom any
CAUSE They can BE- sent in bottle containing 20 pills
post-e' BY snclo.ins VI and postage stamps TO any
agent g.7l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

BOsIos hAnKsI, sept. 9-Flour, common, 40
fancy 46l Ia; extra 49, l2 10 80 superior, $40 TO
ed SO To- 5ie Oats Sc 70 ~ cts In butter aud cheese
no change,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

DANtEL 5. DGcEGNsuN OK " PEAcE. in
lbs speech n Couriland county. y. y. Hon.
Daniel $. Dickinson treats OF the " Peace
cry 90 the following earnest and eloquent
terms
lac great cry no- i, Peace They say There
most he peace. We are all in favor of peace don't
Doubt thai many homes. men Democrats and sol hers
thnN IA attanAblc by negotiation with rebels bat any
who will look al It With h,f eye that IL il
iupnssibc. What IL this question treating % {
j. /. one 81 the most formidable reLe,ans aud anr II
causrless aud wicked that has ever been since
Sstsus rebellion in heaven greater army is attempt
ing h. continent g. n,efthru~ the Government, Than
ia. ever been the continent before aud those
Wh1 are attempting to put it down met ia the hed
h she stolen weapons N The United States Government
dy fec uhctrs who have been laden with the houors
aud bad tr,r military education a. the expense nf the
American pcgPo-they arc attempting 10 do shat =
To dissolve this holy housekeeping 90 DESTROY Or
The Government u Warrington And who is 81.
tempting 10 aid them Not men who march hy their
side. hr they apparently eniitei consideration
fr tcir manhood, but men among every day cry
ing Peace. And saving this insidious disease among
thc people and this very press Is irsmping nn the
arms re reversed and the cnc prevails over ~, then
81 Is that they reisiee Stand up. NJ Apologi't Tor
liant people Ia ~hat V1rk az You engaged Aucmpt-
ing 90 destroy the Government n your fathers am
me- trying 10 do that su in favor Of peace Every
widowed woman, made - BY his rebellion, has right
- l0gk nroh YOU air, a. the murderer of her husband
EVcry orphan may look upon ynu a. the guilty wretch
tine drsio,er Of ne natural PROTECTOR The loyal citizen
500. iSs upon You VINO aids and abcts
aud furnishes aid aud comfort % the enemy. Nour
hands red ~ith h1odblo'd Of your murdered ciii.
zent An IN this brief var how many have been sent
dpSn With violence and butchety 20 the grave How
many bitter unAvaling tears have been shrd How
pare and gentle hearts have been crushed and broken
And E you CRY peace, when you know hetcis ueace
Cont take ARMS ia you hands and stand by their side
and point hAyonet AZ the breast Of Your brethren
here else help put il down. You viii stand
with sen and Be l0re guilty in the sight Of God To
take arms su 20 encourage others 10 do Applause
The party that ats.pts 70 Do this ought to sinh ANY
ought 10 ajax 20 infamy that cannot lay aside is
b ars 90 this crisis aud shnnd the Democratic party
with an It's ancient hsry, aitcmpt carrying this question
by opposing iscftn this v ihcre would no, be enough
OF them le IN hHgeitoards 20 point to the burial ground
wHcrr Doe whole party val be enguphed tugcthcr.--
tApplau-cI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

PLAIN Talk ~ kESTUCKY.-rhis is the
way Andrew Johnson talks TO the people OF
Kentucky, in his recent speech at Newport,
in that state:
SItecrF made thc prete1t 20 break ~ our glod.
ols Union There o. .nn r.ht violated, never eoui
De- if fae people would lhde y the Constitution. but
thank God th pfoae " hr uaiitd States did not du
not. rtiou hi. uusny tcbt1n. Tho leaders II ID
tell you hero Doe Nrusl. that slavery in danger but
il Is only protest Co eniy YOU, and draw yuu Inst, the
yawuihg ii " secession an snnthern man. shar-
ng the p'JdlI-cs ~ mY section, and am no anou"n-
st. lut t. v'u, lsa" cpuat9 me., thar secession
has done mlte h4rl o. las tAn ALI the aboiiiuust, o.
the country put t';r'her' since ne were a nation
lChcrrs
Mca talk shout tb,if 7ish wilt ,ou q 10 the South
t, get them VIZ yul tell ihcm ia the SOUTH tn come
here and get them f't YOU OCdes % No. un'l Your
Oh uggi,hed representative in the United State senate
II sos distugui,h-i ir use urms NJ respect toward
hun A. W ui toward. Other seccs''nist-- lahlr-
ed hard Toto spout as money 10 print and circulate ls
speeches amt ,iunp, the stae ~ Tennessee 20 cect
him buf | stind here to-day di.avaS those acls 1
dspNu him lie deceived me- The fault was hiss % he
deceive, agtlu, the f.uit ~ili be mine. desire 10
express my mind Acre, which cannot do Ia Teune SEQ,
frln shirh / ana aa exile. John e. Breckenridge wa
representing Kentucky when he vas sent go he sen
hY hcr peppic e was helping Ia brcsk mp tie uni'
ted SiItcs tNhiuts nf q" u lwu with the traitur!'l
falk has hten made ah1dt compromise! Hut there Is
sincerity in ,hcsr takers about compromise What,
compromise with traitors armed aud with cannon pointed
atyour Capital Treat with them indeed IL We cam
NOT live with thciu have lived, think you We can
live pcaeeauy under treaty ? Never, Never
am nm erils--a hGtivs, not from justice but tol
crime, aud my cri-s aJ feeble ers TO support the
C1usti0n but II the yeople OF 1ennessss sould speak
to-day, overwhelming majority Of her people would
shout Tor the Uaisn We want Kentucky, Who foug hi
side by side, at New Orleans, to come and dc 81
asain. aud uuder tks Gag for the same cAuse-lb
erty II you give y0ur help, the Stare aud Stripes
will float over every Court House in the state in very
brief period tCries ~ 'Wewill we wiN.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

= IFNT0 WWNTlV NFcUT
Dear Sir ~ vas induced Few DAYS snce from read
ing nnc NJ tee circulars. tr, bottle VI Dr. Sweets
lu'ali1'c Imminent Have used 81 81 my farm
hands mr. luuh4K1. myself ur rhcumatism AMI one "
my cattle fu severely bruised shoulder iii ~ which il
relieved immediately, AVID must sty think it most
excellent article and recommend IL highly.
ELtJAu TAYtou.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

JEFFERSON DAVIS CERTAINLY DAN
There can no longer be a question Of the
death of Jefferson Davis. We are not able
to say precisely when he died, but we are now
sure that he is dead. Last night VIC received
the following dispatch from perfectly reli-
able person in Louisville
louisville, Ky, Sept. 5, s r. NJ. To the
Washington Star We Lave positive in
formation here of the death Of Jefferson
Davis"
Al later hour >midnght). as we learn
this morning, the Secretary Of War received
a dispatch from Louisville, as follows
"Prominent citzens Of Louisville have re-
ceived advices of the death Of Jefferson
Davis. There is no doubt Of it"
The event is great blow to the cause o
secession. Hence the efforts Of the Rich
mond papers to conceal it for the time being
Washington Star, 9th
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Reports from Fort Monroe, on the 7th
state that the rebel Notifications at Oeracoko
Inlet have certainly been abandoned and
probably those at Oregon Inlet. Refugees
from North Carolina say the people of the
Southern Counties are ready to raise the
Union flag as soon as an army appears to
sustain them. Twenty-Five wrecks were
counted between Capos E.atteras and Henry ;
SO much probably for the SUPPRESSION of Hat
teras lighthouse by the rebels.
Twenty more rebels have been detected in
Maryland and sent to Fort McHenry. All
communication with the prisoners there is
forbidden.
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wm.m.bursh Kings County, New Y e, ' ao7i

SEE rev ArrHoRfvT. Those Who distrust the mer,s
n popular medicines, aud wis to find permanent
edy hr Consumption, In all lite stages invited
anime the statements n unQuc.n insble authority given
in favor ~ DR HaLLs BAIsAH They will satihfy the
most ncredulsus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

Tha, Congratulated organ Of the Demo-
Gratis Of Massachusetts,, The Boston Post thus
speaks Of tbs recent proclamation Of Gen
Fremont:
4" a. is cvider, that military cnmmandant u the
State ~ Missouri he has right declare the confsel
ton II an property of al that which ia property 60
thr Rebels however may be estimated hy other men,
especially II that property herumes agent ia the hands
Of the Rebels To assist them IN successful prosecution
Of the OF the policy Il this decided proclamation
Of this endng n the shA home to the heart " the
bolton there be little doubt II ia time that the Re-
all law they have by their suicidal hands, struc,
hfst blow IN th,t institution which the political phi
o,a ny Of Stephens aud the sword Of Davis would sup
port
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

press ei8seiy sealed. to all parts u the county.
PHlCES-Full strength 90 hsf strength 3D. guar.
Ger strength. 50 ucr bottle
UPRKMEMBER--7A is medicine Is designed ekDreis-
W tor OBSTINATE CASES, ,ebich aH oihcr tea,ea,ef
oftho hint hare f1iied IN cre dis, haf " - cdrrdHt
ed as rep,esented ~ BTERf RESPECT or he price
rfN he refunded
urBEwARE or INIrAriONSl None genuine
aud warranted. unless purchased directly 0f d. "
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASE No 2S Union street.. Providence. H.
u lhi. EpcciHNY cmhtacss Al disssse- " pirate
nature. both ~ VI rs aud WOMEN, hv regular educ
a,tcd Dl, stefan N tWeny wears nAcire, giving them
his wh1c HffciHi0H,
from 95srrrdfion. all pate u The United state. Asu
Recommendations ~ patients from ahr I'D wishing Tor
secure i quiet BErHEar With good care, until resor'd
tu health
CAUUON.-Ithssb been s,tinsted thsto f'ro hun
drsd tilsgnd doitrf arr paid ssindhng qutcks
nualy. iu New England sloue. without any benfW 10
90 those who pay IT, Most of this sum comes out Of
class ~ per who the least thc go lose 81, but
once paid they cdn psrer get u hack aud they
PEELED to suIcr the in silence. not DARING 70 eI-
pose the cheat Tor fear u srfofg 0rHsefres All this
comes from Trusting, 'riiout inquiry to men sho arc
alike destitute u honor character and xiii, sud whose
only recommendation Is their own fssr sud stuavsgsnt
assertions n praise Of N.sasltet. H. therefore YOU
wuud avoid being hnnibnqJsd lake no MASS word.
viii cost nothing, hu may save you ma1s regrets;
i'r, advertising ply -icaus ia une ctscs out OF tcn
bagus there is no safety IN trusting sHy effs
lee know 'ehn .nd ,rhaf they
n5 nr. NJ will send FREE, by enelosi-s one stamp
as sbove. = Pamphlct on DISEASES or WOVEN. and
Pirate D,leascs generally, giving ful information.
Min fhe undoubfcd references and fsfftw0niGI
without which advertising physician ~ Madeleine n
EVER
nFOrd,r, by mail promptly attended TO. Write your
aldfcss plainly, and direct to Dr. hAITlsON. Is a.
bore $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

n OTlCE.-The Annual Meeting of the
y TANNERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CONPANi, flr the chncc Of Board NJ Directors fir the
eus,ug and the transaction of 40 business pr1yd
The Office ~ said Company in Montpelier, on WEDNES-
DAY, Ocnbet 10, 1861, o'clock 10 the afternoon.
JOSEPH POLAND Secretary
Sept ?. lSGl g. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13
GEN. McCLELLAN'S PARDON OF THE
CONDEMNED VERMONT SOLDIER
WAsHTNGtoN. Sept. 9.-Majr General
McClellah has issued the following order:
rAHTEtiS az THE POTOMAC,
Washington, Sen s.

20
Washington Sen. S.
Private WIN Scott Company X, Third Vermont Vol.
unteers mas heen found guilty b. Court Martial Of sleep
ing his post While sentinel picket guard, and has
been sentenced be III and the sentence has been 40
proved and ordered TO he executed the commanding
officers Of thr brigade regiment aud company OF the
condemned. together with many officers aud pTyatcs NJ
his regiment have earnestly appealed to the Major Gen
eral commanding spare the l'r IT the offender aud
the President u the United States has expressed wish
that thi, is the first condemnation death 10 this
mai This fact viewed n conucrl with the iucNpen
cnce of the condemned soldier, his p'e,ioas good
conduct and general good character the Major General
has determined the pardon earnestly prayed for This
act of clemency must be understood afiordng a
precedent any future The duty OF a sentinel is
Of such nature ta its neglect by sleeping upon de-
serng his post. may endsngcT the safety n Command
or even u tho whole army. Private VIM. Scott Il Co.
H. 81 regiment ~ Vermont volunteers will be released
from confinement and return 20 duty"
by command.
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IT The publishers NJ each weekly paper in this State
arr cuucsrd tp insert the above notice three weeks
cssv-y ia their respective papers and forward their bill
ur payment 6i0G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

l-V'The election in Maine, on Monday, re-
suited in the reelection Of Gov. Washburn.
by II 900 to $4,000 majority.
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MAJOR GENERAL MCMILLAN.

How To KNOW Tg1fror-An eastern
paper gives the following receipts Of allow
TO know Traitor -
The man who continually pirates about
Coercion" and "subjugstion." is traitor.
The man Who says he is "Union man,"
but cries "peace," even TO the surrender Of
the Government To jeff. Davis, ia a traitor.
The man who shows painful sense Of the
horrors Of war when the rebels are shot down.
and ehuckles inwsrdly when tho defenders of
the Union are killed, is traitor.
A man who shows = morbid sensitivencss
to the peril Of tho Constitution. but lively
interest in Southern States Rights is most
surely traitor.
HAUL OF CoUKrExFEITs.-Last Sunday
afternoon George Wilson, and wife, were ar
rested in Boston for counterieiting, and at
their former residence in Medford was found
1880 in Photographic bills on the Orange
County Bank at Chelsea. VI. The officers
also found set Of figures, for altering the
denominations Of bills.
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no CONSrMrrIvEs

The Advertiser. having been restored n health IN
few weeks by avery simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung Affection aud hat drcaa
disease. Cousumptunis anTous to make known 10 his
fciov--uierers the means ~ cure.
go all eho desire il. be will send cory n the pre-
serpnn used nee ~ charged 9Th the directions ioI
preparing aud using the same, which they will fud
sure Cure tt Consumption, Asthma bronchitis, Ne
The only object " hc advertiser IN sending The Frcscrp
ton IL 90 beneft The Afflicted, and spread information
which he eoucoycs 70 be invaluable and De hopes every
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will pease address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wsn.burgh. Kings County, New York. 207i
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)SsUhrTION Durable.

DE. HALLS nALsAH 10 highly recommended BIZ eiti-
rhots nsmes sad residence will be found in the
pamphlets, giving the ost satisfactory evidence Of
ionishipg esres Of CONSUMPTION, by using this
medicine. The Afflicted should give II trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHS, NY THE
~ BEST WoRKMxH rms CotHTRN.
Carnage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried On
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square Menr
polisT, Vermont.
Those in van, Of uarranfsd Carnage AID Sle'shs,
will perhaps do we'll 10 call and what Is being done
the old stand Of GILMAN a CAM.
AL orders promptly attended 90;