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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-27
VERMONT WlTCaHly { STATE JOuG,AL.
VOLUME FIFTY-SIX


This week number is The first of volume ifty-six.
1t is fit that we should thank the old patrons Of
the paper for their constant support, and pledge
ourselves to eudeavor 70 make it the more accep-
table, for the future to old friends and new ones
While through the depression Of business in the
past year the most profitable part OF the paper to
the publisher-we mean the advertsing-has suf-
fered we have nevertheless incurred an increased
expense in promptly procuring and publishing the
news OF the day. aud we have had gratifying evil
dence, in steadily increasing subscription list,
that we have rendered acceptable service We
shall endeavor to merit continuance Of this ia
vor, by as full accounts as our limits will adj
NIT Of the stirring news of the day, including ar
my and Washington correspondence.
TERMS.
Single subscriptions or less than ten, 81 80 in
advance clubs OF ten copies to one address. Sl2
and Of twenty copies OF more to one address, 81 a
copy per year, payable ia -
II New Guns, or old ones reorganzed, to
commence with the newyear should send their or
ders on or before the 9th Of December.
WALTON's DAILY JOURNAL.
TERMs.-sl,0 90 year; 500 torthree months.
I. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. Nov. 10. 1861.
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The recruiting Offices at Rochester, n. Y,
detected young female adventurer last week,
who applied to him, dressed in bifurcated
spparel, for situation as drummer boy. Her
fayorite masculine alias was Charley Miller,
and she had been hack driver, circus
rider, bartender, a whip-pedler's clerk, and
drummer boy in the 18th New York and
46th Pennsylvania regiments.
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VINO Is TO BLAME.-Vermont has sent
to the War one Of the finest regiments of
cavalry that has yet entered the service ofthe
United States. It reached Washington about
three o'clock ON Friday morning, and here is
the way it was received;
Notwithstanding the efforts TO insure the comfort and
Immediate supply OF the II all regiments arriving
hr the splendid regiment Of Vermont cavalry has been
~ s,,nn.te II was landed from the about three
'niock Yesterday morning, at s temporary camp, about
mia rom the railroad depot From that time up 10 a
80 hur his afternoon neither food for the horses nor
Nv o, i,r The men has been provided not even straw
sor bedding nor wood for hIe sH Of the horses have
re,n,adencs Of ~ Y Herald
The cavalry regiment went to Washington
..n.nt to orders from the War Depart
.., and had a right to expect that suitable
provision would be made for them when bentley they
rs.cbed the city We know that the demands
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DEATHS.

In East Montpelier Dec 20, Mrs Sally omsbee,
widow Of the late National OImshee, aged 81 years and
10 months. Massachusetts papers please co y.
At Nest Danyille, Dee. 49, Of lung fever and heart
disease Nancy A.. daughter o. Peter and Mary Barber.
aged " years aud months.
In Walden. Dee H. Mrs Dorothy slee,er White. aged
90 wears
In Rutland, (wiseonsn.) Nov. 30ih. zsbsh ssein,
aged 80 years months and days widow Of Elihu ss
BIN, Esq She Of the frat SETTLERS in the to~n
OF Hardwick. W. aud the hrs nhabiisn OF Goshen
Gore and endured much Of the hzTdshps aud insop~e
q saeiss Of country.
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to The cause Of the speedy and unex-
pected return Of Gen. Scott from his visit to
Europe, when he had made arrangements for
a long absence, is matter Of some speculation.
IL supposed, however, that he brings in
formation to our Government of important
movements abroad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-27

To The Missouri Republican announces
authoritatively that Senator Polk has joined
the rebels at Memphis and that Johnson, the
other Missouri Senator, has been with the re-
bells in Western Virginia since last July.
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upon the Department must be great, but there
must be a screw loose in some part of the ma
chinery. Now who is to blame for such in
cxcusable negligence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-27
S TEA NJ WEEKLY

ST L A NJ w T. L X l. Y
y s-~t S@3S& -nETwEES--
Es,sg szsezsD NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Landing and embarking Passengers At QUEENSTOWN,
Ireland.l The Liverpool New York aud Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dcspachng their fullpower
ed Clyde-built Iron Steamships as follows
GLASGOW. Saturday, Dec p.
cry or NEW YORK, saturday, Dec rs.
EDINBURGH, Saturday Jan l.
RATES or PASSAGE;
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 STEBRAGE, $50 90
do 20 London, 500 do. to London, SO 90
do. TO Paris, $500 do. to Paris, 3s 90
do 20 Hamburg. IS o. do. 70 Hamburg, 80 90
Passengers forwarded TO Hayre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
" Persons wishing to bring GU; their friends buy
tickets here the following rates, New York From
Liverpool Queenstown lst CABIN, S75 SSj and Sl05
Storage froin Liverpool $40 o.. Prom Queenstown
500
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, aud carry experienced Surgeons They
built in Watertigh Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihiators board
For further information apply in Liverpool to WIN.
lNMAN, Agent, % Water Street, in Glasgow TO WIN.
GNMAN, 8 81 Enoeh Square; in Queenstown TO G 4
W. ID. SEYMOUR co. in London 10 civ ES &
MACY, 81 King William st. in Paris to JULES
DECOUE, 8 Place de Ia Boursei In Philadelphia to
JOHN DALE, III Walnut Street; at the Com
pAnys Offices. JOHN q. DALE, AGENT
$500 10 Broadiody, n. T.
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The band of the Second Regiment has been
discharged from service. 1t passed through
Troy last Saturday on its way home. The
men became sick Of camp life and on applca-
tion by Senator Foote, were discharged by
Secretary Cameron.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-27
BATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

W. A. BAroHELoR's sPLEsDtp HAN Drs Is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmeess Hair Dye
known. instantaneous in It's effect, does rot stain the
skim and inyisorates the hair for life. Be careful and
other than the genuine signed each aide Of
every box-WuLIAM A. BACHELOR. So by all respect
able Druggists aud Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay St Gate 10 Bond ST. and
and 2a3 Broadway New York 60.Ol
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FOWLE's PILE AND HUMOR CURE,

Sure Cure Tor Bleeding Blind and Itching Piles,
Scrofua, Salt Rhcum and Diseases Of the skin. One
bottle warranted In all II not, Dealers
particularly requested r, fund the money. Only FIVE
bottles in thousand returned and these confirm
ed Fstula. Hundreds ofiettcrs and certificates
IN the nropretors possession which eau be seen upon
application. Send Tor a circular. Prepared by HENRY
D FOWLE, Chemist, n Prince street, Boston. Sold
bv all Druggists. Certificates with sarh bottle Price
Al per bottle Cow
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lfgal Notires.
DAVID HoLBRoOK,s ESTATE.

DAVID HOLBROOK'S ESTATE.
& TATE OF VERM ION T -
~ Randolph District, S.
IN Probate Court holden at Chelsea, within and for
said district the 9th day Of December A. ID. 1881.
b. W. Bartholomew, surviving administrator on the
Of David H0lbrook. late Of Orange. in said dis
trct deceased presents his administration account for
settlement Whereupon. II is ordered that the be
referred to the l7h day Of January 1862 the Probate
Office in said Chelsea, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the pubhca
ton Of this order the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed Montpelier three weeks successfully
may be, that they may appear. and at said
time and place, II they see cause, object thereto.
by order Of court,
sOS2 PERLEY c. JONES, judge.
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RHrMATIsM CURED.

NORWICH, CoSN., Fcpruafy |, 1859.
This may certify. that in the spring Of 1858 was at
tackled with Rheumatism in my leg, which rendered me
cripple, and disabled for nearly two months, during
which time suffered the exerucating torture. and
had nearly relinquiahed all hopes Of relief when for
tuuAtey heard OF the wonderful powerful power Of DIR.
SWEETS lNFALLtBLE LlNtMENl, and determin-
ed To give IL trial did aud experienced immediate
relief After few applications my limb was entirely
restored, and have since had return q The com
plant. A l.. WHITE.
NoRwIoH. February |, 1859.
Mn. A. L. WHITE has been employed by US for some
four five years, and believe him 90 be man whose
statements be implicitly relied upon.
WILLOUGHBY co.
SASH Door and Blind Manufactures.
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REMAINS Flour is slmost without change, hut
hturt movements depend upon the character NJ ucucN
foreign II shipments are suspended prices must
f Cora has improved. and prices little higher
Oa. dul and lower R,e huu 90 advance aud scarce
PORK is ycr, quet Beef duu Round hogs ia moderate
demand ted rates. Butter shows change. the
s. bias been doll for days, aud any check n the
demand fxp0rt 90 Europe, which has been large
would 1rca DO followed by low prices. Cheese is tn
falr demand White beans quite hfm 1T increased
rires and the demand has been good Another article
tu which the war has impaired hrmness ts sugar
and aads holders have withdraw their stocks in an
t.ina,n Of higher prices The market 81 uses unsettled.
Domestic wool s quite hrm, with steady bu' moderate
demand Ihe -alos OF the week have been 2000l0 lbs
! M ll $40 l-- n.eca and nullld. DO % aualI-y.
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Marriagfs.

Ia Barre, Dec. 10, Mr. Edwin Lane aud Miss AUn L.
PENN.
and Miss Ellen g. Goodwin daughter II Hiram Goodwin,
Esq.
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~ The Vermont Cavalry regiment have
gone into winter quarters at Annapolis.
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,VHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
LAR G. T. u u r. NJ / u M :.



Hith erto we have never offered any one a premium
fr heluirp 10 extend the circulation NJ IHB TRIBUNE
We have printed the cheapest newspaper considering
the outlay by which il is produced that was ever issued
In any country selling It 70 little more than the cost OF
the white paper have employed no agents 70 canvass
Tor Subscribers and have allowed compensation (oe
yond copy Of paper to any OF the thousands OF
generous friends who have annually taken care That the
ntbe uf COMES OF several issues circulated IN ther
respective nerhborhoods should be at least maintained
and II possible increased We have been sparug even
OF verbal thanks these fiends, but have none the less
realized the flupss of obligation for their earnest
ua.tldsh. painstaking, persistent efforts
We propose fur the present season only-in view OF
the hardness Of the times and The fact that we are en-
ahed buy white paper somewhat cheaper than we have
hitherto done or can hope "a do after the close OF the
War--'o make some small aOknowledgment-not so
much recompense slight testmouial-to those
fnuds hp shall ut to exert themselves To OBTAIN
sub,rrutpns (whefher original or Ienewais) TO our
Weekly ard Semi Weekly editions. We do not know
ilt We could oHrr ANYTHING Of sinur value more gen
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~ By reference to The Congressional pro-

~ By reference to the Congressional pro-
ceedings it will be seen that both houses have
passed a bill increasing the duties on tea, cof-
fee and sugar. The following is the bill
BE 10 enacfedby the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires. ~ Congress assembled
That from and after the date Of tho passage Of this act
IN lieu NJ the duties heretofore Imposed 10y law aiu-
ces hereinafter mentioned there shall bc levied. collect
ed aud paid hc goods AVID merchandise herein
enumerated and provided for. imported from foreign
countries the following duties and raise Of duty that IS
U say first on all teas twenty cents PEI pound and
al faw,sugars commonly, called Muscavad0, or brown
sugar, not advanced above number H. Dutch standard
hy claying boiling clarifying other process - cts
per pound On sugar candy, eight cents per pound On
moasses six cents per gallon, provided that all syrupa
Of concentrated molasses or concen-
trated melado entered under the name u molasses.
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press, closely sealed, TO all parts u The country.
PRlCEs-Fuli strength $40 half strength So guar
ter strength, 50 per bottle.
IFREMEMBER-Th This medicine is ds'igned express
" for OBSTINA re CASES, Which al Other remedies
oftAe Kind haze tailed 10 cure also that IS oavrant
ed as represented ~ EFhhl hESTECi' oTths price
TFBEWARE OF IMITATIoNsl None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Or. NJ at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOX SPECIAL DIS
EASES NO Is Union street., Providence, X.
lFrhis speciaify embraces all diseases Of private
nature, both OF MkN and WOMEN, by regularly edu-
Gated phy stefan of twenty years practice giving them
his whole attention.
DENOMINATIONS by letter or otherwise strictly
confidential and medicines will be sent by express secure
from o5seruafion all parts Of the Uned States. Also
Accommodations for Ladies from abriad wishing for
and quiet hkTRkAr win good care until restored
CAUTION 1T has been estimated that over fuo hun
drsd thousand dollars paid swiudng quAcks
nually In New England alone, without any beneft to
10 those who pay il. All this comes from trusting.
tcuhout fnQuiyv 10 men who alike destitute
eommendation is their own filse and exIayagant
asseyfions in praise OF MetHseires IT, therefore you
would avoid being hifnbHgged take no mans word,
matter pAaf his professions are, but MAKE INQUIRY;
Il will you nothing and may you many regrets
for as advertising physicians in nine out Of ten
are bogus, there no SAFETY in trusting any them,
less you know Wh0 aud nhdf they
UPDr. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing STAMP
az above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMEN, and
on Pripafe Diseases generally, giving full information
toifh the most undoied references and fesfimoAil
without which no advertising physician OF medicine Of
EVER,
TTorders BY mail promptly attended TO- Write your
ssv. $40
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= T A T T. y T. NJ y n 7
~ Randolph District, IS.
Ia Probate Court held Chelsea within and for said
district. on the l4th day Of December. d. 1851.
An instrument, purpottng to be the last will and tes-
Of Elijah Dickerman, late Of Chelsea In said dis
uic deceased being presented TO the Court by Elijah
DickermAn, Jr. and Lewis Dickerman, the executors
therein named for probate is ordered BY said Court.
that al persons concerned therein be notified to appear
session Of said Court To be holden the Probate
Office in Chelsea the third Thursday OF January 1859.
aud show cause any they may have against the pro-
bate 0fsAd will for which purpose It lie further ordered.
that a copy Of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed Montpelier previous 10 said time sp
point,d for hearing. PEkLEY G. JONES,
1881 Judge 0f Probats.
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

BY order Of the Secretary Estate all passengers leAv
ing the United States required procure Passports
before going oard the Steamer.
Passengers will not be subjected any trouble de-
lay procuring hen II they call for instructions the
mpany's Ohises Is Broadway.
JOHN G DALE, Agent
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NOTICE. | have this day sold to Will
~ liam A. Wetherell his time during the remainder
u his minority aud shall claim " his wages
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
7s.s0s ulLLARD WETnERELL.
DuxbuIy, Nov 30, 1861
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Marhets
BOSTON MARK EFT.
ASHES

WHOLE SALE IT G o,
TauRsDAY, December 10, 1851.
ASHES. PRODUCE
ooo, Apples dried.lb IA IL
lot perio W. go do sliced Ga
Pearl, 100 6S4 ,int', pbbaODa3b
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THE BRIGHTON AND CAMBRIDGE
4 CATTLE MARKETS are fully reported every
week IN the
Ne " NGLAND FAR MER.
no FARMER CAN AFPonD TO WITHOUT 1T.
The Report contains
lst. Whole number Of cattle at market, with remarks
their quality.
ID Tabu ar statement Of prices.
3d Number Of cattle, &c, each railroad
Ga Number Of Cattle, sc. from each State.
9th. Dfuycs Of cattle and sheep. with the name Of
each drover, and the size II his herd.
9Th Reports OF sales Of the different grades Of ami
mails. general remarks the condition OF the
market compared with previous weeks, and
suggestions 10 future prices.
The Report occupies long column in fine type and is
the onl, ui and published Of this market
TERMS or The FARMER, Invariably IN ad
uanceSinple copy, 81 for yea SO for two years
five copies, 81 so year each six to ten copies
81 40 a year each eleven TO fifteen copies, 81 80
year each sixteen copies and upwards, 81 25 year
eacn. Specimen copies and circulars free at all
times Addres. AL orders to
NoURsE. EATON & ToLMAN,
1882 Boston. Mass.
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Copyright secured
tfNHE q REATIN DIAN REM EDY
FOR FEMALES.

ITF1'VF IW"F"7' I1T''FETF''V"J ~ ~
This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
Ing virtues unknown Of anything Of the
kind, aud proving effcotual AFTER all others
have failed, Is designed for both manu-
and single ladies, and Is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as II will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases Of
obstructions,f from any cause after all other
remedies ftho kind have been tried 10 vain
Over 2100 BOTTLES have now been
sold without SINGLE Taiiais, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
, to health IN any case. itTIt il put up IN
bottles " three different strengths, with
full directions for using, and sent by ex-
, 1861-07-26
mAnKErs RYruE akTEsrmArLs.

BosroN FLoun MARKET, JrIy as-The receipts
eInce Saturday have been o63 br1s. The market
continues firm, with fair demand. Sales Of
western supeIflne at 81 OQ@4 25; fancy $4.b0f ex-
tra $4.75@5 90; superior IS 1908 90 % btl- South
ern Is scarce and ptlees arc firm. We quote CON.
Fupt rior $7.boD9 ID . brl.-P1st.
MONTREAL MARKETS, July e3-Flour- Market
$4i5Qt4 50 for fresh ground Fancy Is without
cha:Ec. Inferior grades ara Wanted Wheat-u.
c. slring and western, qufct-o5cQDS1 FOR extra
TN cars Of ailoat.-1Wfness
Tu11ApE1ru1A FLoun MARKET, Jn1y 13--There
Is rome little inquiry for flour to-day, but gcner-
ally at pricc below the gews Of holders, who arc
lrn1er In their demands. The sales arc mostly to
supply the wants Of the trade, who are buying IN
@4.75 for e1tra family do; $460@4.73 for stand
aid western and Pennsy1vania supcr1no; $4.75D
$50 for extra and extra family Do and 5000 50 for
fancy brands az In quality. Tho receipts continue
light Rye flour Is dull and offered at %. Cora
M al is alen dull ut $2.621 for Pa. The receipts
today are BIO brls.-Y0rth american.
PROVISIONS Ar CNC1HNAT1.-The Price Current
The market for provisions has not changed.
=, 6A and 77sc, for bulk meats nta. 5A and G1<c,
aId for mess pork ut $l450 and lard has besn aod
to limited extent, at &c for barrel aud erce. and
44GeKc for solid kcg. It was eaEfer to buy this
article at the close, and yesterday 100 lcrces sold
at &c, and 200 kegs at 84c. There was not much
OF any article offered at tho quotations. but enough
to supply the demand. which is chiefly from those
ant 6H@Gkc ard 751c for bacon, and refuse to sell
at Less but the demand has not been large enough
to establish these prices.