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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-15
STEPHEN BARTLETT,

" DIR. G. II. SHOLES Eclectic Physician gives par
uouar attention 10 diseases Of the organs
and special diseases Of women. See advertisement in
another column. 9Sf9
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DR. MARSHALL's CATARRH AND
~ HEADACHE SNUFF.

OGtVcdte Of Wholesale Drugqists tn 1854
The undersigned, having for many years been aoouain.
ted with Dr. MaTshall's Catarrh and Headache stuff
and sold u 10 our Wholesale trade cheerfy state that
mendations given Of for the cure Of Catarrhal Alice
tons, aud that is decidedly the best article have
ever known for all the common diseases Of the head.
bosroNi -Heushaw, Edmonds x Col Reed, Austin
Cos brown, Lamson & Co.; Reed, Cutler Col Seth
W. fowle Wilson, Fairbank & Co.i Carter Coleord &
Preston
PORTLAND Neil u. Hay
Ngw YoRK,-rhomas 4 FuIeri c. H. Ring Oliver
Hull A. b. x D Sands; Stephen Paul a Co; Israel
Minor Coz Curtis Perkins Mokeson a Robbins ;
Hayiland, HanA Rsley Stebbins, Morgan Allen;
A. L. Scovill 4 Coz G., V, Cliekener X Co; NJ Ward ;
Close Cos Bush Gale For sale by Druggists gem
orally throughout the country. l9eop.70'
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THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY -
HENR Us VERMONT IMMINENT.

For Rheumatism inflammation, Cramp, Sprains Bruises
Cuts, Burns, Flesh Wounds spasms, Toothachc sud
den Coughs Colds, Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Nc.
rms article Is warranted TO be the best Linmcnt or
Pain Killer 10 the world We want TO give away few
bottles in every town in Vermont, cure the that
nothing else will cure, that get it introduced
at once. Ask your Druggists or Merchants to order
free to give away All orders should be addressed the
propIielors J, NJ HENRY SONS Waterbury, VI
Price, 2j cents Warranted. Oi55
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-15

W. RANDOLPH AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL UNION ASSOCIATION.


W. RANDOLPH AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL UNION ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of this association was
held at West Randolph, on the 10th inst, at
which the following officers were chosen for
the year ensuing
Presidents. A. Babbitt.
Vice Presdents-Jamcs Hutchinson, Jr.,
A. S Alls, Isaac Emery, w. S. Clark.
Secretary--S. g. p. Craig.
Assistant Secretary-John Rowell
Marshall. p Cleveland, Jr.
Assistant Marshals-J. b. Mead, NJ. Wheel
er.
Treasurcr--F. b. Salisbury
Drectors-S. b. Carpenter, S. Riford, Jr.,
J. Freeman, T.. +. ClaAin, Mcar Mann, J. G..
A. Spear, Joseph Bowen, Lyman Hausington,
James Clough, J. w. Greene, Arriston San
ford
Finance Committee---Gilbert Tilson.
Committee of Arrangements-G w. Barns,
w. Sharpe, Willard Gay, S. Bannister, Ed
mund Barns, w. Tlson, Z. g. Edison.
It decided to hold two days Fair the
present year. An adjourned meeting will be
held March 20.
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A. o. uooD's
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Il X c h l. s O r HMM EN- T.

MANufAcrr MD ny A. O. HOOD, WiNooKt. VI
The best pToof Of the superior virtue Of this Eminent
is that IL invariably whatever b Is recommended
for The thousands Of voluntary csnon ais constantly
returning from all quarters NJ the strongest kind
many who have used 20 obtain little relief expect
ing cure, have been happily disappointed.
For Rheumatic affections Il has no rival II has saved
the amputaton OF limbs In cures toolhache and ear
ache almost instantly For buns frost bite chiblainx
and poison il has no parallel 10 Is a remedy ior
cOrus
NUMEROUS PHYSICIANS or THE HIGHEST
STANDING USE AND RECOMMEND IT
Il is free rom coloriug and oily matter and in all re-
snects the proprietor invites comparison between this aud
all other Liuimcnts
None genuine without my
portrait and autograph up q FSZ/.1/
on the label and wrapper of~(/ . - GNI0c q.
each bottle
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally.
955O
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HeuicuI.

rfr Remedies are carefully prepared under the direct
suNrynn and Inspection NJ Prof HUMPHREYS, lu Hrler
~ moot chat -rcat anil long realized want Of c pulc,
namely remedies Tor an The more common and simple al
mcnis of ufe
riauenta reflection win show that vast maj N
diseases from which suffer aud de, we're re- ther come
mfncement simple and fdinr mere COLI sNtit Nar-
rlet pain IN the side, headache, or hoantne' ~
nfIi easily cured and suhlue 10 time becomes c1sInf
u1n. q fever. dangerous dyaeniery Croup or other
disease which a che powers Of medicine fn 70 arrest
Herein these remee supply great public want lnF
ON hand sImne s1 sou know nj what % t1le-
pleasant so as 10 cnase repngnancesaic, AMI hence
ocfls1ninr rick, while the curative effects are l'.fe
and certain they taken, and At once the spell boea
and fie danger nlayei
Experience las amply confirmed the use of these rene
dies flr families amt private persons being rnE Nose
UsH rHu MOST sHrfE CosvEsiEsr, TnH MOST ftlhrr
ANn HEfItutN
T1ialnis arc and have been using them Tor some 1--WE
years uast in every section u The country with almost
luvsrt An speak ia The highest terms Of ueir
sinIfifrv AVID certainly, and among hundreds "
arata le uniform testimony r., that they give good
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prfrrrrn artirIrs.
AqRICULTURAL MEETING.


The Peoples Agricultural Society held its
annual meeting on the ] 9th Of Feb, and made
choice Of the following officers for the year
ensuing:
For President. f. Edwards, Walden.
Vice President. w. CELERY, Woodbury.;
Harvey Burbank, Walden.
Treasurer-Caleb Fisher, Cabot.
Sccretary-M. p. Wallace, Cabot.
Executive Committcc-C Harvey, Cloud
Stuart, Barnet; James c. Moore, l. ~ Colby,
Danvile; Ira w. Winter, J. o. Morse. Peach
am S. r. Moulton, Orrin Heath. Cabot; l.
b. Pike, VIM. Haskins, Marshfed; A. NJ.
Foster. William S. Orcutt. Calais c. G.
Haskell, II. Putnam, Woodbury. Adolphus
Holton, ]. Stevens, Hardwick f. w. Far
rington, Serene Montgomery, Walden; Joseph
Patch, Goshen Gore.
Town COMMITTEES.
Peacham. II B. Varnum, J. r. Kinnerson /;
Walden, John f. Stevens, Isaac Patterson /;
Danvile, Luther c. Porter, Aaron II. Smith (;
Barnet, A. Bachop. MN. Roy, Jr. Cabot, f.
T. Burnap, Fred Whittier, ID b. J. Lance /;
Marshfold, b. b. Martin, Evans McCrlis,
Obadiah Lamberton Hardwick, A. Witch
er, James Paige, Calvin Crosby; Calais, S.
Foster. Chas. French !; j. Durant Woodbury.,
Elisha Town, Thomas Harvey, Jr., Samuel
Daniels Goshen Gore, Joseph Catch
NJ. P. WALLACE, Secretary.
Cabot, Feb 90, 1861
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-15

In Montpelier by f. +. Smith. S. P. Redfeld, W.
Sprague In Waterbury by ). NJ Henry x Sons. In
Northheld by Geo Nichols Also by one or agents
in every town. ~
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nR. C.. II. SHOLES. PROFESSOR OF
~ DISEASES OF WOMEN. - The only Regular
Graduate Ph, .ian advertising n Boston. gives raricu
lar attention FOO Diseases of Women, especially those suf
fcriug from any d-auaugcmut OF The Menstrual Sys-
tenn. Married or single Ladies may apply with safety
and in confidence for relief from the many misortuncs
peculiar 60 the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared a Medicine for the purpose of rcgula
ing the N01thV sickness. which have used for the last
years with The unhouudcd success The follow
ing rcuomm cndau0u Is sufficient
cts uniform success, even boz extreme cases, s as as
tonishug b. is satisfactory -J9nraai ~ ADi. Msd
Science.
have hundreds OF private assurances OF thc same hap
py results but iur obvious reasons cannot place them
before thc public.
1t Is tIc very hest thing known Tor the purpose and IN
cases of destruction after an Other means have failed,
will produce che desired effect. cure s guaranteed Ui
al cases. the price will be refunded. Purely ycgeta-
bic, and perfectly safe 40 an times.
CAJIloN.-Neyer purchase amy medicine " his ma
turc Of amy 10 lc about the country for Pills and
DHors Ore deserving of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms Tor those who
wish 10 remain under my care.
Addfcs Dr C.. II SuOLES. l27 Court ST.. Boston.
Boston. May %, 1860. 9349
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urmmwv spgCui0 HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No. Price NJ Single Hoscs-eana
i.-Curos Fever, Congestion and lnlammHio"- o..
Palm. N.a.saHaes. 20
q-Cnros Worm Fever. Worm Collie. yoraeiaa'
CUE Cclic I..,i1r. cr,ns aud w,iemnt.a
sas G-S"I' aai Fss6ienss, u Iafnts. ...... 25
4-Cures piarrhoa, OF children OF Adults, Cholera
fufsui1r. aul slnmef Complaints. .......... %
b-Curos Uvsentery or Bloody FluN, Collie
Clippings. Bilious Collie, fnl ly'ennfy ....t. 20
C--Curos Cholera, Cholera M1rbus, Nausea, md
N...Hn-. kIfhnsUe Breathing ..... ........... %
7-Curos Coughs. Colds Hoaueness, Bronchitis
scnres Toothacho. Facsaehe, Nervous Pains
s-Caros Headaches, si,f nesd,ee,, yertso
io-CTre. Dyspepsia Veal. Aci. Or Dcr,rf.l
Stomach. Clnsl potion, Liver Complaint ..... -
u-Curpa Suppressed MonHoH, or scant1t Uf
iq-Cures reuoorrhoa or Whites, Bearing Down, ..
ia-Cures Group li3,ae croary cough, Dlaeult ani
ii-Curos Salt Rheum. Cra.,y Erup,ian,. Eysr-
as srald Head nlrbers iich ......-. 70
is-Curos liheumatigm, P.ln, lemene'a' OF soie- o..
r. IY fa Chest. Back, n De-, 0r Limbs ..s..... "
i6-Cuas Fever ana Ague, Intermittent fe'er'
Dumb Arae on iovvisr,io Asues %
H-Cues Puos, laIe.aaI or External nlHd or bIeei-
is-Cures Opthalmy. weat o. inaamed Eye, or
i9-Curc Catarrh, Acute o. Chron'' Dry or Fo~' o.,
llf Cold u ut Head Iuhuenta. ---. ......-.. 70
qo-Curos Whooptng Cough, shortening ana
2l-Cures Asthma. Oppressed, Difficult, iaborci
breathing, Cough and Eypccioraiinu. ....... 30
22-Cures Enr Discharges, Noise 90 the Head, lH'-
paired li0lriue llr4chc ...... 20
23-Cures scroflla. Enlarged Glands and ron'i's.
Eaeluss. ani Oh Ulcers ........ ............. 20
2t-cmres General Debility. Physical Or Neryoa'
23-Ctrcs Dropsv, r1uid Accommodations, Tur.I
seedlings. uih SANITY secreil0na ............ %
a6-Curos sea Sickness, Prostrauon, verify,
9-Cures Urinary Diseases, Gravel, Renal
tHicul Difficult 0r pa'ufui ufnaiiou. ........... %
23-Cures Seminal Emissions. Involuntary na
charges, and Consequent pfostrahon and De-
Cures sore Mouth. or stomacace. cantsrsd
Mouth ui Admits ur Children. ....-.... ........ %
bo-Curea Urinary Incontinence, WeitnF the
Dol. t0l rc4ueli painful, or sraliuF Irritation 70
W-tures Painful Menses, Pressure Crauip ar
-AH0s 40 DE ume, or Itching and Irritation
raIr.f's .......... ..-....... 20
al-Cures huferincs 90 Change of Idfat
lre.a'lrIur', iIlshes ~ Heat Pap.talofs aHI
even Disease ~ tHc Heart .. ..... ...... loo
PRICE OF CASES.
..a ny r.artg .irft i,rve yf.fs ir ,,ggs-g, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-15

Wutara EAsam o Wild Cherry.
M.a,4sa Balsam OF NAd Cherry.
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Iumplr0VH' HU00Ilc H0mo0pafhic R0r1o-
dies for Horses. Cattle, sheep. Hogs. Dogs 40.
diseases ailments 90 shiloh domestic auaas ars ..h..t
together fih complete manual uf directions far By ~
plhn 'nd simple 'st every farmer 90 breeder rr1 ~
use Them llr remrIr pot up DO large nne.or WALSH
o. nllis ani DE entire - aud book sn De- ,1i 60 ls
huNe fius with directions. at a. each seut by mail %
earrrss, frc" nl charge, receipt % The Price
Price 1f hoas sinriy 81 cents
AGfNrs WANTED rr he sale Of orr Rsr-si- In
every Gown of community n ne United stafes AiIra.
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Acc % rFe'ivrlrht large uAis 90 soaocco. and
Acasg q faear large vNs, 90 Noaoolo, and Book
OF Directions
case reeniy nrrs uNs. riArs cAsE and BOOK
OFF Directions ....
Aca., % fneeu Hotr $50. ] 20 isl ani Ha't %
Directions ...... ...........
A Casa nf 4Hr Six Hrrra lNos DO ISL and p.ok 81
N|rHHf'nna
Lame rtse NJ goa yfats. Tor piauters a1i P.v..
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1861-05-23

NO. 46.

matter and stopped all conlraband goods
and permitted the rest TO GO forward
The n y Herald's Montgomery cor
respondence states that it has been par-
TALLY decided that jeff Davis IS 10 take
command at Richmond, The greatest
discomfort is fel; by The rebel troops FOR
want Of a reliable head and has had is
influence on Davif. Il Is also stated that
i has been seriously discussed in secret
session to remove the seat Of government
70 Richmond, but the intimafion having
been received Of the intention % take
possession Of that city il was deemed ad-
visable not to 60 so far north AZ present.
A gentleman says be wa8 informed by
Gov Letcher Of the truth Of the siatemen
that arms had been received at n Orleans
from England.
A committee Of New YorkeIs headed
by Astor assured the government yester-
day that money shall not be wanting an.
I'll the rebellion is suppressed.
Washington. May l6.-A messenger
from the South says that additional rein
forcements were sent up by the rebels to-
day. There is a great complaint among
them of a scarcity Of powder. A demon
stration at Norfolk il is thought will take
place this week. A prominent Official
said to-day there would be an attack on
harpers Ferry within ten days. The trial
of spies here show that they were sentbY
the rebels 70 aid deserters from the army
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Sr Lnu1s May u P. NJ

ST. LOUIS, May II, 4. VI.
Advices from Jefferson city state that
l 500 State troops gathered from Cole
and the neighboring counties are station
ed at that place to defena it from an at
tack, four pieces of artillery are there.
Mai-Gen Price has issued orders direct
ing the Brig-Gen's of the several districts
to organize the militia of the State and
report TO head quarters.
Mai Geo G Wagoman, . S A in this
city, has resigned, Capt J G Kelton sue
ceeds in the duties of the chief commits
sary of substance Of the military de-
partment Of the west.
New York, May IA detachment
Of q S troops arrived here yesterday from
fortress Monroe and went to Governors
Island, they report the garrison at Mon
roe In good health and well supplied with
all necessar1es. The artillery school was
in vigorous progress, the regiments being
daily exercised at the guns.
The Times Washington dispatch says
no more troops except for the war viii be
ordered ia this direction, troops for the
short service will however be accepted for
the present for The western services.
Gen Scott is in receipt Of important
dispatches from Fl MeHenry and from
Mai Morris and Gen CadwalIader. He
sent this morning full instructions 10 the
latter as to the policy he is to pursue at
Baltimore. Federal hill is entirely de-
serted by order of Gen Cadwallader WIG
has taken up position for his camp nessr
| Fl McHenry. The removal from Fede.
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/ the passage of the Doylstown guard wit
the Ringgold battery, and the fact beinl
known, every man had loaded rifle whicl
deferred any serious movement.
Baltimore, May 10th.-The N Y anC
Mass troops withdrew from federal hil
this morning taking one half of thei
battery with them, and returned to thc
Relay House.
A gentleman, who gives Us a report 81
the removal Of the remains Of Washing
ton, says that it was done on the ground
that the North was about to do the same
New York, May 16th.-A private let.
Ter from the wife Of a leading politician
of the Confederate Government to afriend
in this city reads as follows Northerners
need have no expectation in regafd to the
bones Of Washington. We viii see that
they are not desecrated by the touch Of
abolition hands. They are our sacred
inheritance.
Louisville, May 16th.-Street rumors
say there is likely to be difficulty here be-
tween the opposing parties on the advent
of Col Anderson.
New York, May 16th.--A special dis
patch to the Commercial says it is report
ed here that the Va secessionists have
erected batteries at Aqua creek to pre-
vent approach to Richmond.
Certain developments indicate that gov
ernment viii make a decisive demonstra-
ton in short time.
The Worlds dispatch says it is believed
that 10000 Pennsylvanians are moving
towards Maryland.
The transfer of Butler to fortress Mon
roe, and sending there large quantities Of
ammunition and stores, is believed to In
dicate important movements.
Advices from fortress Monroe state
that band of secessionists from Hamp-
ton sent deputation to Col Demmick de-
manding sole possession of the roads lead
ing across the dyke which has been late
ly under guard; Demmick's reply was
that he would give the rebels ten minutes
to disperse; two companies were ordered
northward and two cannon were planted
so as to sweep :he entire distance, the
Col, watch in hand, watched the expira-
tion Of the time, when not a rebel was to
be seen. 200 Mass troops took posses
sion Of the dyke and bridge.
Cincinnati, May 16th.-Col Anderson
arrived this afternoon and was met at the
depot by committee of the city council
Mayor Hatch rendered the hospitalities
of the city, to which Col Anderson brief
ly replied. He was then escorted through
the principal streets by the home guards
and an immense throng of citizens gene
rally. Everywhere along the whole line
of marbh the most hearty expressions of
welcome were given. At camp Dennison
the soldiers were drawn up in line pre-
senting arms as the train passed. Col
Anderson is the guest of his brother Larry
Anderson.
Harrisburg, May 16th.-It is now re-
ported that Col Anderson simply tol Gov
Curtain as report, not as fact, that John
G Rreckinridge was to take a federal COM
mand under him.
ExGov Geary is spoken of an Briga-
der General of Pa.
Seventy-five members of the House Of
the Pa Legislature head by the Speaker
have rendered their services to the Gov
ernment.
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- one year, ~ paid in advance, 81 90
% IL paid attbe endof months so
GO g" 10 3 90
s Of y OF more b Eill e tg51ishes a. at e 50 Pc
ohervlse.
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I. NJ. TALBOTT.
DENTAL SURGEON,

Having located himselfin Brownyillei \: t. teu
sershis professional services TO theeOmnnnity.
All JOBS warranted.
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ALVIN SAUNDERS,
Gov. Of Neb. Ter.
Sr. LOUIS, May Is, p. M.


Washington, May lS.-The President
called the Cabinet today 10 great haste
and they were in session one hour. Sec
retary Seward left the White House and
proceeded to the quarters Of Gen Boiler.
and not finding the latter, dispatched one
Of the Gems aids IN pursuit Of him. The
interview lasted some time.
Il is evident from appearance that the
government intends dealing with Missouri
IN the same manner it has with MARYLAND
as evidence Of this the government has
concluded TO take charge Of the Hannibal
and ST Joseph r r and employ i for
government purposes.
The government has determined 10 ap-
point collectors for the different southern
ports, and is engaged in selecting men Of
energy to ill them. The duties viii be
collected on board men Of war whatever
may be the opinion Of legal authorities
here or elsewhere.
The President has commissioned BIr
Sickles to raise a division Of 10000 men
TO report in l6 days.
The country may not generally be
aware that at this moment an agent Of tie
French Emperor is travelling the South
BY the name Of Baroche. He is instruct
ed that he is simply collecting information
for the commercial bureau for the minis
ter Of public works, but this is an artifce.
be is a political more than a COMMERCIAL
agent. and his dispatches regularly for
waFded 10 Paris necessarily exercise great
influence over The mind Of the EMPEROR.
Chicago, May 1S.-Sen Douglass has
been very Ill with typhoid fevar ever since
he returned 70 this city, and fears are en-
teriained BY bis friends that he win 10.
recover.
New York, May ls.-A special Dis
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G0vern0r's PrOcIamation.


WHIRrAs, The President Of the y s
has issued his proclamation calling into
the service Of the U S an additional force
Of infantry and cavalry to serve for a
period Of B years unless previously dis
charged, and the Secretary Of War having
assigned one regiment to the Territory Of
Nebraska;
Now, therefore, {, Alvin Saunders.
Governor Of the Territory Of Nebraska,
do issue this proclamation and hereby
call upon the militia Of the Territory I'M
mediately to form in the different coun-
ties volunteer companies with a view Of
entering the service Of the u S under the
aforesaid call. Companies when formed
will proceed TO elect captain and Two
lieutenants. The number Of men re-
CURED in each company will be made
known as soon as instructions are reeeiv-
ed from the War Department; but i is
supposed now that it will not be less than
rs men. As soon as a company has form.
ed and has elected its officers The captain
will report the same to the Adj't GeR's
Office.
Efforts are being made to trample the
stars and stripes the emblem Of our lib
critics IN the dust traitors are 10 the
land busily engaged in trying 70 over
throw the government; and information
has been received that these same trait
ors are endeavoring TO incite an invasion
Of our frontier by a savage foe. Ih view
Of these facts, ] invoke the aid Of every
lover Of his country and his home TO come
promptly forward to sustain and protect
the same.
Done at Omaha, this 18th day Of Nay,
1861. Signed,
1UTv CATrNnrpc
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-06
ALIVERY STABLE,

Il connected with the house and particular attention
viii be given 10 the care of horses. carriages" &C.
Horses and Carriages at all times be procured "
"ip''>'''D VI" GEo. r. LANCASTER, PrO'r.