davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

On de,,5 of E,,,. J.t,t, a,t R-.w,,,. o.
Nhagshoa', aaa dnf m General Hospital af Frat
e''."A'''g' "'.y Ii''. i'e-
tli t,.,. ,', w.. ,' .'.. ''l a',
Anzoo.u watched ayuight sndby day.
Though ourh hope was growing dim.
On hi. handsome f,-e and broad high brow.
Wcr' tf.c'. of pain 'ai %, .sfc'
g1. l,,.e,, rs.,', ,b ,1'l '''' '}''
,.' l.'.- ,,..'.'' ''' '-'N''s paul.
Naton-r d.ao b,ar ,1c yo.uh complain.
N'r ''f'a' 'g'o'' ...'''
A. leush ec thought tae disease was broke.
And ow agP,s veg n,.'ng tieh
AID sne1 ,bst tbo -a, i wn si' 5,c .'''
.,.i,r ,,i,, ti,i, .,' ',,l i'''A now
But vo seut, wiped l.i. -.ammy brow,
As our he'F' went Pap ''' w''er'
For h, country nobly b, ba, stood,
And m,,.iy Upon hrr ,,taf ad..
lie bad laid him down 70 die
w laid Aira Co icst fr.iu rars.ana loil.
10 Do, 'opc.y 'a.aief' rnlf
"ii ,... t ,'' i',, s,o'
L.c nrnn,rp. e., n. IN a.,,.N.yv
ntt. 90, w"
i.'', 40. i'.,;.,f s....,l. .as,.noa ~,
- 80 f.t@t ~ "a go,
VI .',an,a,.,,
E.ut -, C..... "A co...,,
.o.i.ai.. - pa..,l.,.',, o..t,... .;s a.
r.'.-',.'t i,i,'i ,...i'
-. - t.,t;a.,, I'm p....,
~, Taa,'i, r;.o taLn n e.l,;i,a r,.;,.,
81 Oh ;.r' 49, IL 80 Lo y,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
BATcHBLOR's HAIR DYE.
THE HEsT IN rnE WORLD

AIb NlaNl ~ I'M NOiAiHN
Wv A. BArcagJoR's Celebrated HAIR DYK ptoiuc
rs color not 20 be- distinguished from naturcvarrant
ed motto niuro the Hair in the lcasti remedies q
effects Of bad dyes aud indgoraes the Hair hr life -
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair son aud beau
uhl Sold by a Druggists &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcnrLoR
The four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No 81 Barclay Street.
(Late 10 Bond St. and 233 BrosdvAy) New York.
O2.5i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
legal notirrs.

TEPHEN YT'S ESTATE.
~ The Subscribers, having been appointed by' the
Honorable Probate Court for Doe nsict Of ashuetof
commissioners. 200 receive. examine and odst au claim
and demands n 40 persons, against the tfafc ~ Ste
phcn Hoyt late % Ch0t iu said district deceased. rep
resented nfoItcrt and the term Of six months from M
SD DAY VI July 1891 being allowed by said SCOUT 90 the
creditors ~ said deceased 90 exhibit aud Prove thcr
pcciise claims before Give notice that will al
tend 90 fhr duties Of appoinmcnt thc dwelling
husc 90 Nnkaua Huyt. BOZ CABOT in sad district tho
1lh dsy of August and 5h day Of january ueAt 10
o'clocs, loo thc forenoon. ON each Of said dnys
N % ItSUFR
CORN KLAUS SMITH ''" r.
Cabot Tliy o. A ID lsG2 MA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

Hon. II c. Dwight said he wanted it un
dorstood that he had $50 for the first five
men who should enlist, and urged them to
come forward Immediately.
Hon. Leonard Keith said he had $50 for
the next FIVE; Cheney Keith, Esq, said he
had another $50 for the third five, and l.. +.
Aidrich, Esq, said he had SO for every man
who would enlist, be the number fifteen or
twenty or thirty.
A subscription paper was then drawn up,
on the suggestion Of NJ. French, Esq, and in
a very few minutes the sum Of $500 was rais-
ed as a bounty to those who should enlist
from that town.
Rev Mr.. Carpenter said he knew Of two
young men who were ready and willing to
enlist, but their employer would not pay
them their wages IT. they lett him The name
Of the man was not given, but the expression
Of indignation from every one present would
have brought him TO his senses had he been
present
We can give but faint picture Of the scene
at this stage of the meeting. One young man
IAN orphan--left his seat, went TO the other
part Of the Hail. and after few words with
bis guardian, proceeded 60 put bis name TO The
list with the rest. Squads Of young men were
collected in various parts Of the Hall, and
when they broke up it was TO march togeth-
or TO the recruiting stand In this way the
following names were enrolled and the oath
AL Q, trt.t,rrd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

= WASHINUIUN DISTNIIT, S.
ln Probate Court. holden At MONTPELIER, in said
trict. the 29th day of july, A. d 1862
ID Putnam. administrator II The estate Of Jesse
Wilson, late uf tahut in said district deccased pre-
his administration account for examination and al
1nucc and makes application flr decree 81 dstubu-
sion and partition % Me estate " said decreased Where
uron 10 s ordered by said Court that said account and
said application De referred session Of said Court,
DO hcdat thc Probate Office. in said Montpelier. the
23d day cot August, ID is2, 'or hearing and decision
the And % is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to al persons interested, by publication pf the same
three weeks successitciy u the Vermont Waterman s.
State Journal, newspaper published At Montpelier,
previous Co said time appointed fer hearing that they
NAV appear said time and place, and show cause II
amy they may have why said account should pot be al
lowed, aud such decree made.
hy the Court.
ttr.4 Fu ACU r.. t.t.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

~ The Orange County Democratic Con-
yention, which met at Chelsea on Thursday,
nominated the same ticket as at the Union
Convention previously held at the same place,
substituting G. ". clarA, Esq, Of Chelsea
for 5 ates Attorney instead Of John Rowell,
Esq, OF Randolph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

4 NAiIf lbINhIu 70 enter tue ttINlGo OF MS NNWU~
try, and Of the necessity of each ones making
1t practical question which he alone must
answer Immediately; he showed the differ
ence in point Of numbers, in men and resOur-
ces, that we're so plainly on the side Of the
North, and of the necessity Of an instant re-
sponse to the call for help that comes up to
us from the government the generals and the
soldiers now in the field, and that it was our
duty to sustain the government with all the
resources in our power until the rebellion
was put down forever.
Mr.. A. G.. Brown Of Montpelier was next
called upon, and after appealing in vain to
the meeting to excuse him, that others, bet
ter able and more accustomed to address such
meetings might be called upon, took the
stand and briefly stated what be conceived TO
be the wants OF the government, and the on
~ efficient response was 90 Immediately send
more MN. More men should be our rallying
cry, and the suppression Of the rebellion
should swallow up every and all other issues.
lie appealed to the ladies to give up their
fathers, brothers and sons, yea, more, they
should urge them 10 60, and not hold them
back by the various excuses that were 10 com
monty made. Tie then held out the pccun-
airy inducements that were offered 90 the sol
diers-that no service at the present time paid
80 lavshly and provided so bountifully as the
service Of the country. In no way could men
hand down their names to postcrity, so honor
ed and beloved by grateful people But the
higher and nobler motive Of saving Co the
world the blessings Of { ee government and
republican institutions was committed 90 us,
and it was duty we owed alike Co ourselves
u'.. '' ,''e 49, ',',' 80.
.i -.
W w. fe'iln' Esq. oI Mon'pe"ei' was
next called upon. lie said that IL was with
no little embarrassment that he attempted 20
ufgo the inheritance oftbo prcscut cri.,, upop
.......i c.ut.,t
'''''
win iu' lo'oo upon u'"'e'l' n"' '"e great
l''s'''" i'' Nun '"" ''' us ''' 10 aus" gu "'''
40" can j oest serve my ,.un''l "ne' can
90 'o Ien" ne' PUG manu- "N" """' IN 'ne
"o'N uein"uueu Oh me ne 'e''eu we "a"
no' Suinclehuy appreciate 'ne uanseI an" '"'
'i','S "' 'ne country, an" .u0"sN' YOU "'"'
vi 'No nee SUES "' '"e hou' no SN'"'
'"u''' 'N"' "au proven 'ue N"" "'"'' WI '"'
governments Oh 'ne o'O "o''u were ""u are
'''"@y az W'.N lot OUT N''' "0'''"
was nov Suu'''en' p'"''"S" j" 'ne P'"P'0
pace anu power were proving 'u' rum an"
" was sBt'ce 10 our p",''o's" nav we
s""''eu '''n 'N "'Rn l'''os y" ''o '"' 5''
'.''. .ii..aa,i ', 80. ,.;,l. nn'
ing tbeir.laye. lie did not believe tbat we
should suffer ourselves iu this way 60 bring
ID o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

Iusrlu HALvEY's ESTATE.

~ smtc NJ Ncmoub Washngtun hshci a.
l pfh,t, Court holden at Muntpeer, Ia and foi said
l,t,i,f on She lOih day of Judy, A - ls62.
william Dcast. administrators GA the estate eft Joseph
lI,itc, lac " Walcrbuiy in said disni decreased,
apulir,tion 90 sad court lur ,Ntsntpn u the
nc hcf,ioioro allowed him to pay she debts dae nom
aid estate and a. render his adminisiuiun account u
~ .nms future da,i Whersupnn It is ordered by said
ront that eaid application be head az the iinoate ohge
ia Moniprlier ou the . b day Of August. A u iehz
aud Il h further ufdftd, that notice ts given 70 e VI
gons ron.eIued D., the publication II this order IN the
Vermont Waterman state journal, printed - Mont
pelicr hfoe weeks suocessi,ely, beioe sad htaiing
Hy the Court
% n Attest. L. X. MkhtlLlii JAoSfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

~ Mr., Henry p. Burnham of Williams
town, ON Wednesday, July %, shot an owl
which measured from tip To tip of its wings,
three feet ten and one half inches Consider
able owlish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
GARAH DAMON's ESTATE The sub

- scfibers having been APPOINTED by me hon
arablo Probate Curt ior the District OF washington,
claims and Demands % l persous, against lie estate 81
sars Damon, late of Marshheld in said district de
ceased feprsseutrd olyenf and the term of six months
from iho 27h day ofJuue 1862, being allowed by said
court the creditors of said deceaseio exhibit and prove
hrr respective claim- before us Give notice mat We
viii attend To- the duties uf appointment NJ me late
Iut ump house 30 M Robert faubofn, ia Maishhg d.
100 ra dat'tict 0n ihr 26h q Of Scpiembcf and Zfih
~ December next az ouc o'clock ia the afternoon on
each Of said days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01


list with the rest Squads Of young men were
collected in various parts Of the Hall, and
when they broke up it was TO march togeth-
CT to the recruiting stand In this way the
following names were enrolled and the oath
administered
IRA % EVANS. WILLIAM CLARK.
Dwell N. TOWN. JAMES ". BONDk,
ALBERT DODGE pEKl.EI FAttAR,
LkMUEi. ABBOTT. SkTu o. SARGENT.
EDWARD JOHNSON, NEHEMIAH FRENCH,
JOIN BLANCHARD. RUFUS STREEIEk,
LAYFErrE RIPLEY, nAN BANKER
One man named Chauncey Beale, had pre-
viously enlisted.
A finer or more intelligent looking company
of young men, we venture to say, has not
been sent from any town; and we are assured
that they are men Of exemplary characters
some Of them active members of the church.
We leit at ? clock at night the meeting
still To- progress; but were assured that sever
al others, who were detained from being pres
ent by reason Of the rain, would be added to
the li.t to-day
The 2sth day Of July, 1862, may well be
claimed as glorious day for the goodly peo-
pie Of Barre. May God spare her and hers
to re the full reward Of her unsclfsh patr-
otsm
I'D pursuance 10 An ln''''"'n Oh 'ue c''@-
ems OF this town, Go meet at the Town Hall on
Saturday night July 26th, quite d number
came together and Organized by appointiue
Pardon Bushnell Chairman. and n. j Gles-
SON. Secretary. when after remark. from sew.
era, gentlemen NJ lone. E.o rres,,,el
the foIlow,p, re.olutiop
q s9rsA Asa .eo., " 'h.. meeting. ,,, tle Town
,a. py y, a',g @ a'. ls'at o', , no ' 'a
llu q gmen" uoe BEING raised io ths atc. ihe sum
arc mustered into ,ei,ec
The resolution was unanimously adopted !:
And also the following resolution present
gu ol - " zones
ui. meeting 20 solicit guaranty sul.c,rro. nlt ,.cc,
s, ~ s'sa ''Sa '9,,@s , oe,1's ,i ,".
may have The assurance that they v,t receive suea
va m""'h CD IT. W. HHilth' thtsN nAH APP
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
lCopyught sec1rct
'THE GRENTINDGAN EDY
IL or II g III % | G =.

This celebrated Female Medicine, tosscss-
inv virtues unknown Of anything ~ the
Mind, and proving efcctual after ail others
have failed, b. designed Tor both m0rfffF
and uH0ie indies, and is the very beet
thing known for The purpose, as b. will
bring on the monthly sickness In cases Of
distractions from any cause amer all other
remedies oft the Mind have been tried in vain
over 2l0O BOTTLES have now been
sold without a singie failure, when taken
as directed. and without The leas; injury
Co health in any case. D u is put up In
bottles " three different strengths, with
fall directions for using, and sent hv rx.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

press. rlosclg scaled 10 an parts of the country.
IRlCEs-Fuli strength SO, half strength 50, quar-
tor strength. 80 per bottle.
lTREMEMBEK--Ih is medicine is deflgned exltess-
7 yIoy OBSTINATE CASES ieh,rh OIL oihey remedies
fthr Kind hare foicd 10 cure a0 mat % IS Warrant
,a as reJrcseui,d ~ EIERl RESPECI, orfhc price
irtN De- frftUaed
la BEWARE or MTrA1lONSi None genuine
and warranted unless purchased afftctiV Of fr A.
bits REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EAsfS $50 rs linton succt, Providence. q
D lhis VcriuhtH embraces all diseases " prtrDfc
NATURE. both of MES and WOMEN hi arogulatl cdu-
Gated physician of vcnty years pia,lcc giving them
bis rhn.s aff,ufinu.
o. Consultations by letter or otherwise l'1ctig
oonIcnf.at aud modours viii bo sent by express secure
tidn otrratli to 900 pats Il the United states Also
Accommodations f1r Ladies' from abr ad wishing fr
secure fui quiet hTHrAr with good caro- until RESTORED
fl l0ath
CAUTION -ltbas been estimated tlst over f'ro hum
tired ftllsHud d0ifIs paid zoo awindhug quacks an
uullY. boz Ncw England alone, without HtV b'ucW TO
tl Those who pay b. All ibis comics FROM trusting,
ieift1M iHgtt'rY, 20 men who alike destitute
/ coumendatuu is Their own false and eNtrataraut
owr.fons boz prlse u urpsfirss IT, therefore. you
would avoid bang btylugged take 800 nuns word, po
nan.I irhaf hA professions ars, hutMAkk INQUIRY
Do will cut nothing uud may you many regrets
int advertising phy scHns nine cases out OF tcnt
hHUt there safety trusting dHV ~ them, uu-
loss YOU know rh0 and triat they are.
o d. N. viii send FREE, hy enclosing one stamp
/ as above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
Prirdtc Diseases generally, giving fdl information.
rfh ne most nid0tbea reirencrs and feffinioHia,
without which advertising physician medicine n
M. kind Us deserving ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
n -Order, 10y mail promptly attended to- Write your
address plainly. aud direct to DR. MAlIlsON, as a-
bovc ll6l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

Il FORGE WORTHlNGTON'S ESTATE.
N The subscribers, having been appointed By the
Honorable pfob,tc Court for the District 81 Orleans,
Com r,iss1uers receive examine and adjust all claims
aud demands oi an persons agans, e estate II George
Worhiuetun ato VI Ifasburgh To- said District doceas
3D. ferros,itcd insolyent aud the " sN months
from ihe 10Th day of June A u 1852 being allowed by
said Court thc creditors Of sid deceased, 10 exhibit
and Prove hcr respective claims before Give notice.
that W. will attend 90 me duties of our appointment al
ihc otic, p Jnhu a Pfrn-s Ia Ina hurgh in said D's-
ui.t ON he igih days ~ rvcmber and December next.
at ten oc ock lee the forenoon each NJ said days.
IOuN II PRENllss, lcou,rs
MOODY Is klMBAil.
Ifashutgh fn, lfih y 1862 lu.l2'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

< TATE OF We Il NJ o n I +.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.

10 Probate Court, hold az Montpelier, in said
district, on the 18th day July A. ID. 1862.
Timothy Abbott Executor % the last will and tesla
mont OF Mis-. SUSAN ABBOTT, late Of Montpelier, in
said District deceased, presents HE administration
dluut Or examination and allowance, aud makes apph-
cation for decree OF dirihution and par lon of the
estate Of said deceased Whcrcupun il Is odered by
said Court that said aud said application be re-
fcicd a. csson of said Court be held the Probate
Office iu said Montpelier, The l2ih nay Of August,
10 1862 for hearing and decision thereon Ana Il Is
further ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons
interested. uy publication Of the same thIce weeks sue
ecssiycly In the Vermont Waterman and STATE Journal.
lime appointed for heating that shes may appear a said
time and place. and show canse q any they may have
said should rot be allowed and said decree
made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
UANIFI y WNWIIN, IIn,lrs
JOHN A HARRINGTON, w" Vs.
WilnmstoRu June 1Oth A d. 1862. l0.l9


- 7 7 . 2 Y VI 2 \ {,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Count held at Montpelier, in said District
Qua the "a ia day Of July. A ID 1862
Edstu H. jones Administrator Of the estate Of George
Fdson late uf Nurhftd boz laid District. deceased,
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance, aud makes application f'r decree Of distT
button and partition 81 the estate ~ said deceased
Wcrenpon ordcr,d hy snid Court that said account
and said Application be- referred session Of said Court
io be- held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier,
The lgth DAY uf August A D 1862, for hearing and de
csiou ihetenu Aud BE- is further ordered that notice
hereof he given all persons interested, 10y publication
of she three weeks suuccssivcy in the Vermont
Watchman q State Joucpll a newspaper published AZ
Montpelier, previous said time appointed ut hearing
that he, may appear aid time and place, and show
rtusc any they may have why aid account should
not be allowed and such decree made
hy tho Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
to An immense War Meeting was held in
Rltland, Tuesday afternoon. A special dis
patch to the Burlington Tiucs says:

Tru Thousand rcopc were nrescut from nll parts Of
Rutland nuit, Speeches made by Senator Foot
Henry Cafk john Cain. G.. G. Dewey VIM. T. Nichols,
aud other. Tho utmost outhusiasI prevailed and she
sunt elevated 90 the highest pitch the quota from
kutlaud County will be- speedily filled Senator Foot iu
the course n his speech said DO sou aek me II would
pat arms FOO the ha Of the slaves ~ the rebels sn-
svcr conscience and O. the enlightened Judgment
OF mankind 20 the loyal people esp ciay Of these States
that fr1ud not hc.iufe 10 pHf INTO tts hHfS ~
i.yf man. bc he b1rk or hite bond 0r ffe che-
cref snail deem 20 necessary for The preserutiot Qf he
G0tcrnHeHf Talk not 10 m, OF the constitutional rights
OF traitors They have uo constitutional rights the
night If being legally hung by the neck until they are
dead and the suoncr they reach the full possession of
that right the better will i be- fnr The country and man
hind Senator Foot declared hat the government had
afoady entered upon more vigorous policy and De ca
pressed much confidence u It's ability "a speedily pat
down the rebellion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
Special Aetitts.
IMpoRrANr ro FEMALEs.


| l)R. Oh EE5EM Ms Pills
The combination u ingredients in these Pulls are he
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
10 Their operation ani certain 10 correcting an irrepu-
lartief Painful Meusuuanous. removing n, obs,ruc.
tons whether from roA otherei1e headache pain in
The side papimtion of ds hest uhtr. an nervous ~
cotons, Mysteries fatigue. tnln n h. back md limbs
SC, disturbed sleep, which afsr from Interruption Of
nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
VAS The Commencement ofa nov era 80 he ucatmeh,
those irregularities and obsruciions which have oonsign
cd So many 20 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins Do
cline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc The moot cfectual remedy ever known for al com
plants peculiar FrD,as To I'll classes they arc in
valuable, inducing, Win ee,tfiafy periodical regularity
They known 20 thousands, who have uaed ihcu II
different periods Throughout, ,he country, having the
sanction " The most eminent Physicians u America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not he
used with each boXihe rice One Dollar per Box con.
tanning fiom 50 ia CD Pills
PiIls sent by mail promptly by rcmi,tins to the FRO
pfiet't Sold by druggists generally
r. % HUrCHtNs. Proprietor.
90 Cedar ST., Ncv York.
sodby s p Red6sd, and D. r Pierce IS Cos Mons
pclicr also Boy w Hohy Cos Burlington.
May2TdNwiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
iol2 Attest r.R. MERRILL, Judge


The subscribers. having been appointed br he
honorable riobair Court for the district ~ Randolph,
commissioner. receive and adjust vi claims
aud demands of all against the estate ui Daniel
Bean late Uf William soWu. m said district, decreased,
MED insnvrrr sud the of sN months from the
jh day of June 1861 being allowed 10y said court 10 the
creditor. OF ad deceased exhibit aud prove their
pectve claims before Give notice that we will attend
TO the daues of appointment the dwelling house Of
Widow Daniel J. Bean 90 WiIltmstovn, in said dis
lict ON the FIST "Wednesday ~ December ncNt at one
oc.uck, boz ihc afternoon, on nid day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

4 MEXICAN HOUSE, CLEyELAND, ONO.
~ sutcly r,htted and FURNISHED, IL Is now one Of
the largest and best arranged public hodsts 10 the West
cuataiting every modern Improvement aud consenence
Tor the comfort 10 the travelling public Fresh ycgrta-
bios so. supplied daily from the farm connected with
the house. The proprietor Eastern OF long
pcreuce landlord. cordially solciis the patronage uf
OF i8 I d. BROCKwAY Prop'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

being prepared for immediate application can be used
either broadcast M the hill drill, m no instance is
TO bc povcd under When Apucutuists learn the true
saluc Of tAis STANDARD Manure they viii not suer them
selves 90 be- without supply, u case OF repantng NJ
backward growth, Rhodes Manure spilled a. topdrtss
ing produces speedy growth The manure doe not ire
Pamphlets CONT urg lll particulars of Rhodes stan
dard Manure, can be obtained ci
OunuH BANCROFT q HOLMkS, Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

AW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLI
/ LEGE 1862 Two Terms, Of nineteen weeks
each commencing september isi 1867, and March End
1863
Fut Catalogue aud Ci,ulal address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor.
cambtdss iuli rs 1892 MS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
\ wBURY EMINARY
FEMALH coLLRalATE INsrnurE

FhMALt VULLtuIATE INaIIIUTt
Commences its Fan FERN August 18th, under a fan
board " competent teachers,
In addition 10 che usual advantages n the solid and
stic branches the Gymnnstc and Military hcparm uts
Furnish % Ladies' and Gentlemen special facilities for
hysical development.
For circulars board rooms apply 20 the lTncpal,
GEO. CROSBY SMITH, A. NJ.
Ncwhury VI. Jolly Dc, 1862. 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

D RHEUMATISM car Pc permanently cured hy the
use Of the ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND Also
Gout Neuralgia and Nervous Ahec' ions-Siihncss of
thc Joints and Camps kB apelas, Salt Rhcum, and
SCufula. aud MCrcural and her poisonous To- Iucuccs
cHeciuaY couuictaced In urouf OF which many
tied Testimonials Of cures offered. Wchcrcrc take
much pleasure iu giving 10 publicity by referring you TO
the ldVcftisrmcuts iu another column. 0SlZ