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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-12
TEETH TEETH

insert artificial teeth on Gold. Silver.
Piauna and Rubber. Ia all cases furnish temporary
sets free o cost aud advise all persons who have had
their teeth extracted have temporary SET keeps
the under jaw Ia better shape Several eases have
under my motto" since my residence IN thiF place where
the under iae has become seriously injured, by going
without temporary set.
~ still renew my offer n SIS a sci Tor " rotten or
decaying sets oftee'h the rubber plate Thus far
have been unable 70 ind an imperfect set
The following letter will speak Tor Itself; il is from
Rev }, s. Lee, formerly a resident Of this place
CANToS, N. Y, June 81, 1862.
DR CONBoYs Dear Sir--I feel impeed to write you
ue result Of your dentistry in my ! wish
have tried four different kinds and much prefer the rub
Der. More Than three years ago you asserted upper
Of teeth in my mouth on rubber plate aud have
worn it since, eaten with It every meal and
the plate Is just when The fitting is admirable,
and have experienced no Inconvenience whatever in
wearing il. dicqgF recommend q 20 nay f'tends al
prefer 10 gold patina My experience is
~, decidedly IN favor Of the rubber. hope my many
friends in Vermont will avail themselves Of your seryi
ces, as ! know Of no Dentist in whose hands should
prefer my teeth interest than you. give this
letter unsolicited as simple Justice
Yours truly, J. S. LEE.
Either or chloroiorm given in extracting a num-
Der OF teeth if required
D " Bear ia mind that only charge SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS CAVITY, for gold flling | use the best
gold aud warrant the filings as do my plate work.
When convenient, persons from distance will please
give fes days notice, when they intend coming
me for work
~ Office over Langdons Flour Store, Montpelier, VI
octsdNw JOHN NJ COWBOYS
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES


DIR. CHEESE MA MS PILLS
The combination of ingredient. 600 ttre Pals are 'he
result of a bong and extensive practice They are mil
in their operation and certain. n correcting all irrcgu
ariues, pauful Mcustruauous, renewing all ohsituc
TONS whether rom cold otherwise, headache pain
me side papison of the heart. whites al at
ecuous, Mysteries, fatigue. pain iu the back and limb.
sc, disturbed sleep. shieh arise froiu eruption o
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement OF ucs era n the treatment o
those irregularities aud obstruclions which have cousign
ed so many 60 PREMATURE GRAVE. 80 female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular nnd sbeucver
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the cGcctla remedy ever known for all com
plaiut. peculiar go Fc0aies To a classes the, BOO
valuable, inducing, nth btatg periodical yegtiur,ty.
They known TO thousands, who have used them al
different periods throughout the country, having tne
sanction NJ be most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each box--the One Dollar per Box con-
tanning from so 10 90 Pills
rili, sent by mail, promptly by RENTING 70 the Fro.
pittoc. Sold by druggists generally.
B.HUrCHlNs, Proprietor,
~ Cedar 81 New York.
Sold by s. + Redfed, and t. r. Pierce g Co., Mont
pelict also by " ltoby Co., Burlington.
May27dvVlY
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DEATHS.

In Barre. Dee, 3. william H. Blanchard. aged L years.
AGED 10 years.
1u Mldlcsex, Dec. g. El,ha Ahcrton, aged 70.
In Nothfeld Nov. 90 If conjcsye fever. MIS- Sophia
X, wife u Dr. Benz Porter, aged 81 years.
She hath passed away rom our mortal sight,
To the home OF thc pure aud bIeati
To that glorious land Of life aud light,
That lAud of eternal rest.
IN the holy light OF that blessed home,
She doth with scrAphs bow
Her eat to the heavenly iuasc THRILLS,
Her tongue singetn praises u0F.
And now A. he walks the golden streets.
Aud gszcs on gonca uotr.
She will liat Coz thc sound Of orr ooming feet,
SHE waitcth t1 welcome there
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FACrs ABOUT BRANDRETH's PILLs.

FACTS ABOUT BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
NEW CASTLE, WEsroHtsrER Co., n. Y, oct. %, 1862
Mr.. rgS EYcK >nfLposl Ed sang surg Republican.
Dear slr.-I would state that was induced to use
Byaudre,ts P,ik through the accommodation u John
K. Swift, Of Croon, Wes'chester County, who
irey restored to health by their lie sick Tor
years, very costye and dyspeptc and he ried
everything but not relieved Finally, he took one
Braudfe,hs Pilis every day Tor week and dose u
six Pills every day for three days and then took
PIN every day, with occasional dose Of sx. In one
month he was able TO 80 work, and In three months
was we'll gaining a. pounds IN weight
Yours truly, EDWARD PURDH.
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rHANkSGINlNG sERMON.

The Thanksgiving Sermon Of Rev. VIM.
II. Lord. which appears on our first page
will richly repay the reading not only for
the things spiritual but also for the sug-
gestions and comments upon things tempo
raj" and national The compliment to the
last General Assembly was happily turned
and his remarks upon their action will call
forth thankful responses from many hearts.
No one can read his words so hopeful of the
future OF our beloved country, without feel
ing bis courage renewed, his hopes strength
ed, his charities enlarged and a frmer faith
in the ultimate reinstatement Of republican
principles and institutions. We recommend
careful perusal Of the whole sermon to our
readers.
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A Sewing Machine inclosed in case bout
seven inches square and two inches thick, and
which can be sold for s.. 1t sews a running
stitch The needle is stationary, and the
cloth is corrugated and crowded upon the
needle by pair Of wheels the needle pass
ing through the folds, and then the cloth is
drawn along by hand upon the thread. This
machine is designed especially for thin goods,
which can not be sewed well with the ordln-
airy machine. A person with one of these
machines could do about seven times the
work that can be done by band.-SoientGc
american
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ELIEF INTEN MINUTES.

bNl Ans
, u l. NJ . y | & w a + t. II =
HR Original Medicine Established In l337 and first
ticle OF he kind ever introduced under the name
M ~ u ~ NJ J." ''', Tbc gsg
uine cam be- known by The name BRYAN being stamT
ed on each WAFER.
BRYASs PULaoNIc wAPERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, lioarseness
BRyANs PULsoslc WArsRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
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BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE.

WM A. BAToHELoRs Celebrated HAIR DYE pToduc-
rs color be distinguished from nature-warrant
d not to injure the Hair IN the loasi remedies
effects Of bad dyes, and nygoraes the Hair for life
GREY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR instantly turns D
splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
tifl Sold by all Druggists, &e
" The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHHLoB'
on the four sides II each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street
(Lats IS Bond 81 snd 28s Broadwsyl New Yoik
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100000 MALE hd1zI 9r i, gE sN4H

1 6lG NEw TTEES P ITb GQgSTY COZ
DAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From rrcent surveys, completed Aug 10, 1862 oost
$4,000 TO engrave d and one years tule
Mitchell and sells the low price Of Any cents 37O
Oj1 names are ensravod on this map.
tits not only a County Map i nut i Is 9lsoa
II the United States and Canadas combined in onc
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances
tet,vcen.
Guarantee any woman OF man So to 50 per day and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
the money.
send for 81 worthto try
Printed instructions how to we'll, furnished a,
wASrrp-whoe.sle Assu, for our Maps in every
State, California, Canada England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
J. 7. LLOYD No 1854 Broadway. N. YH
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia. Ma
rylaud and Pennsylvania cost 1000 0, on which Ia
marked Antetam Creek, Sharpsburgh Maryland Hights
Wuhamspou Ferry, Rh0rersylle, Nolands Ford and
AL others on the Potomac, aud every other place in
Maryland Virginia and Pennsvlyana, money refunded
LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUC-
KY, OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS.
Is the only authority fo Cen Buell. and the War Depart
mcnt Money refunded to any finding in it.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
From che Tribune, aug 9
"LLOfD's MAP nF NinaiSfA, MAINLAND PBSS-
sYLvANlA. The Map is very large its cost is but 20
cents and Il il the best which can be purchased
LLOND'S GREAT MAP OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
hlVER-From Actual suryeysby Capts Bart and WIN,
Bowen. Mississippi River Pilots, Of ST, Louis, Mo-,
shows evey mans plantation aud owners name from 81.
Louis to the Cult Of Mexieo-l $50 miles-eyery sand
bar island town, landing, and all plaees 20 miles back
from the river-colored in counties aud States. Price.
III IN shocts -, pocket lorm, and - 30 linen, with
oilers Ready Sept 20.
NAVY DerARrNENr, WAsHrSGToN, Sept II, 1852.
j. T. LLuYB--Sr: Send me your Map Of the his-
.issippi River with price per bundled copies. Rear.
Admiral Charles II Davis, commanding the Mississippi
squadron is authorized TO purchase many
paired for use oi that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS Secretary Of the Navy.
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TwENrY-SEvEN MILLIoNs.-Mrs. Sarah
Richards the packer in DR., Brandreib's fac
tory, at Sing Sing, New York, has made an
affidavit that since she has occupied that POI
si,on, she has packed 27,oOo,OO0' boxes Of
Brandreths Pills. These Pills have been
made in this country for thirty years, and the
demand we hear, steadily increases. They
are certainly household word"
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why is IL that CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DAE is the
best IN THE WORLD
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so!
BECAUSE IL contains no caustc compounds
BECAUSE It wears longer than any other
BECAUSE il opSates iHsfaHtoHeoely!
BECAUSE g does not stain the skin
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the Hair
BECAUSE IL corrects the bad frcts Of other days
BECAUSE its presence cannot De detected
BECAUSE II NEVER FALL!
Manufactured by J Girls rBDORO, As,or House,
New York Sold every Shere aad applied by all Hair
Dressets
Pace, ST. 81 90 aal 50 pee BOX, according 20 size.
3033
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vienna MATCHEs-rheso Matohes

the only ones used by the Royal Families, No
bity and Gentry Of Europe and they the ouy match
which should be usrd BY respectable families Ia thu
o0u try; being without sulphur nd1rlcss smokeless,
vanished waterproof and beautifully cunre, in fancy
round boxes. aud price which brings them into
petition with the disageonbe, suiooang suphurs made
in this country For the sick and parlo they
indispensable necessity and luxury. Imported and
iOr sale. Wholesale and retail, by
}. NJ. q =. RICHARDS m Commercial St Boston.
County Merchants call and see samples 1885
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In consequence Of the troubled condition
of the country, the Executive Committee Of
the Vermont State Temperance Society have
deemed it advisable to hold no meeting Of the
society this fall The Society have voted to
appropriate from its treasury a sum sufficient
10 supply all of the officers and soldiers now
in United States service for Vermont, with
Temperance tracts,
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CHRisrADoBO's HAIR PBEsERvATIvE,
is invaluable with his Dye IL impart the almost soi
ness the mos, beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the
Hair
Price 90 cents ST. and ~ per bottle according to size.
3lIy
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to We publish this week an interesting
letter from an esteemed correspondent in the
Tenth Regiment, we regret that the pressure
of Legislative matter, Brandon Bank contro-
versies, &c, have prevented US from giving
it that attention it deserves, but the writer
we are eunfdcn, will pardon the omission as
his experience as a printer has taught him
Gre this. that printer has no rights.
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To mail subscribers Three Dollars year
or One Dollar for four months. The VOLUMES
commence on the first Of January and July
Specimen copies will be sent graus to any
part Of the country.
Western and Canadian money or Post-ofice
stamps taken at par for subscriptions.
Canadian subscribers will please to remit
twenty-five cents extra, on each years sub
scripton, to prepay postage.
MUM ~ Co., Publishers,
81 Park Row, y. Y.
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COURT


ORANGE COUNTY,
WM r. HOOD \ March Term, 1853.
Whereas, Ellen r. Food OF Chelsea in said county has
preferred her petition against William + Hood Of Low.
el ip the State OF Massachusetts,. showing that the
3lth dty " september A $50 she was duly married
said William by Petlcy q. Jones, Justice OF the Peace,
said Chelsea; that said 30th dy Of Sept said viii
liam f. wituly deserted her, and hath since, and
still doth refuse live with herr that she resides
and always has resided ia said Chelsea that he has
child named william + by the said William, lit
e years old and praying for bill Of divorce,
and for the custody " said child aud IL heng made 20
appear the Hon Asltd Peck, NJ the Justices Of
he supreme Cont u the State OF Vermont that the
said William resides without this Statelt is hereby
dered that the said William +. be noncl appear
before the Hon the supreme Court Of the state Of Yer
mont next 10 De- held Chelsea, within and for the
County of Or,nge the sixth Tuesday after the
fourth Iuesd,y OF January 1868. then aud there
said libel by publishing the substance thereof
together with This order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman aud State Journal, newspaper
printed Mon peler Ia this state the last of which
public tun shall be at least six weeks previous to the
aforesaid terra OF said Court, to which said libel is ad
dressed.
D tted Al Chelsea, this Oath dly Of November, A. d.
1862. |. q. II INCKLEY, CLERK.
C. W CLARKE, Attorney 2S30
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE !

Natter does Dr. To5r'' rpehan Lnliment ever fail
% stop the most ssvrer pain. Thisisno new humbue
tcle but Old tiblishei remedy having been used
by thousands during the last dfeeu years. Call the
agent and get pamphlet with foil description NJ this
magic remedy. None genuine unless signed $. LTOBI
As. Depot, Sc Corlaudt street. New York Sold by ~
Druggists. 3J32
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lHr SLAvER1 QursTiaN.-A letter from d
Union General commanding in Mississippi af-
firms ,te uHuty OF tae President. proolama-
ti1n in ,ue strongest terms, regarding IL a. "a
very efficient means of war. Southern socIe-
ty is demorahzed by o.; Shareholders are
afraid Of their slaves, and are fleeing from
their plantations to the cities for protection,
leaving ,neir property TO the mercy OF the
sIa,e. Accounts from Arkansas are of like
tenor while in Georgia, Gov rown ha.
warned slave-owuers that if Savannah is NOT
defended, it will become the place Of refuge
tran slaves who may attempt to leave their
masters and go 20 tho enemy that is, to the
Union army
Capt. Couthay, Of the Gull squadron, states
that the slaves throughout the South have a
secret league aud system Of signs, 10y which
they communicate with and are known TO
each other and as an instance of the rapdj-
ty with which they communicate. he says the
news of the battle Of Coruth wa, known
within three days by the slaves on the east
coast @: Florida.
Gen. Saxton is pushing on the organization
Of the negro brigade in South Carolina.
Three companies Of them were recently sent
ON an expedition to Doboy Sound, Georgia,
and they returned with two hundred thousand
feet of sawed lumber, taken from the rebels,
who attacked the darkies, and were repulsed.
Lieut.. Col Beard. who commanded them
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Special nutircs.

HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIERS.
For one who dies from The effects % The bullet, ten
perish from damp aud exposure Do night air. Small
doses HOLLOWAY's PILLS taken every other
night sill ali disorders Of tte Liver and Stomach.
purify he blood and insure sound health every msn.
Only % cents per box 30 222
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w ANTED "A smart, capable young man
w desires place ia family whore he can do
chores nun errands, &c ff his board, while attending
school. Address immedttsy, Box f73 Montpe' p, o.
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tVIt is believed that the 7'h has been
honorably relieved from the aspersions ot
Gen Butler.
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DECEMBER @, 1862.
The first week Of the last session Of tue
thrty-seventh Congress has developed little
more than the annual reports Of the heads of
departments # was expected probably that
under the spur Of the late elections and anti
administration successes in some Of the large
states, the opposition to the administration
would open psrtizan warfare upon it with new
zeal There has been something Of this from
Valandgham and Cox Of Ohio, Richardson OF
Illinois, and wiokhae Of Kentucky; but do
not observe that any Of these gentlemen are in
any worse temper than they have been since
the government commenced the war for self
preservation. In the Senate, Mr.. Davis Of
Keutucky bias proposed a convention, looking
to terms Of peace and restoration Of the
Union; but it is on the table, aud will doubt
less remain there. Proposals for peace should
come from the rebels They began the war;
they are alone the cause Of it,
The "pubhc documents are for the most
part unusually elaborate, able and Interest,"
ing; aud iot TIN, reason doubtless the Pres
ident- message was unusually bsiei, the Pres
ideut referring TO the Navy and War re-
ports specially for details. Those reports
should be read by everybody. and trust
Congress VIII order liberal supply for dis
tubuuon You will Gnd in Secretary Welles'
report an excellent history Of the important
pan, taken by the navy in the war, and an
ample justification for the popular favor which
has for half century been extended to that
branch Of the service. This report, so far as
it relates TO The service Of the navy, cannot
be condemned A few statistical facts will
indicate the energy with which this branch Of
the government has operated, and exhibits the
facility with which the country may prepare
itself tor collision even with Old England,
whenever she shall be disposed again to con
test the supremacy of the seas
The navy uos consists Of f2l vessels
The olu navy lopcuiug of the re cilionl % RS
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OST. Between Montpelier Village and
~ North Montpelier. on the hul road, Wednesday
evening, November 26h, q fur Victorine with Stone
dsfun, tips. Any prison finding the same hy leaving
B. 90 No. A. Littlos Hotel North Montpelier. v be suit
able rewarded JOHN REYNOLDS
North MONTPELIER Dec 9th 1889 dws
N Office. This certifes that have this
4 y day given my son. ISAIAH c. MOVES, his time.
during the remainder u his minority and shall neither
claim any Of hs earnings nor pay any debts y big com
tracing after this date 4 X. MOVES.
Ounge, Vt, Nov. %, 1862
$3.50 Attest. II C. FtrIpLD
NOTICE Whereas, Dorothy s my wife,
' has len my he'd and board vitaout any iust cause
or pfovocation. HEREBY forbid all persons hafbldng
trusting hc my sccount, Tor shel pay debts Of
her contracting after this date
s. p. RUTER.
Cabot Nov Of 1872 213f
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A GEN FOR THE MILLION
AND
SPLENDID ANDAPPRGPRIATE HOLIDAY
PRESENT
NJ NJ E. DEMOREST'S
RUNNING STITCH
s. SEWING MACHINE.

Tho embodiment uf practical utility and marvel oi
simplicity makes the running stitch very rapidly nue
prfct uses common needle, aud will last NE time
Al The New YORK state Fair, iis simplicity, efficiency
and great practical utility, was confirmed hi the award
ofthe FIRST Premium.
n will gather tuGs shirr fiet, tUH up broaths, -cf
aiih single or double thread any material adapted
20 the running 1t tch the thinuest usually hc most
din cult 10 stitch by other sewing machines being sewed
the easiest For ladies and chhdfen's apparel and
~ articles made u light fabrics will therefore be ioul
almost iHraipabte
lei, attached TO the table like sewing bird, and ha,-
ing uo tension, and requiring lubicaion OF change
" stitch Is always ready ornpeaIu AVID such marvel
simplicity ihata child oi six eight years under.
sfaad b., aud use it successfully
~ rs not At ell liable 10 get OUT " order
Each machine Is put up in a neat box, accompanied
with FOIL and eApcit objections aud twenty live needles
Sent any address the United States on receipt Of
order inalosng the amouat, may br collected By
kXpross on delivery Of the same
When the money Is stni with the order and registered
guarantee s safe receipt and the delivery of the
chine auywheie within 1000 miles ner pf any EApfess
charges.
Very liberal arrangements f1r Agencies
See Mirror Of FASHIONS, or for fun particulars, spsc
OF sewing. etc send stamp hr return postage.
Address, MMk DkMOhEsr,
as Broadway, N. y.
Every ady mother, mlner aud dfess-uaksr, should
have ono ri those fauahle A. ri0a ma'hinsa 2ss
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DANK OF WATERBURY,. The annual

ID meeting fthe stoekhodert n the Bank Of Water
bury ff me choice NJ Directors nr the ensuing yeAr
will be holden at lheir Banking Rooms on the second
TUESDAY " January next az two o'clock 7. NJ.
q n DEWEY, CAR .w
W,sfhur. Dec l,i lss2 413l-
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| SA hi WINCH.s EsrATE- Tho M

4 SA ii. WlNCH'S ESTATE. The sub
4 \ scdhers. having been appointed by the HonorA-
bic Probate Court flr tho District nf Washington
missioncrs t1 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands uf all persons against tho estate of Asa II.
Winch. late of MarsUhed. in said district deceased
represented Jos lveni and the VI six months from
the Sth day u November 1862 being allowed said
court 90 The creditors Of said deceased, cShibt aud
prove thcr respective claims before Give notice
That will attend the duties OF appointment AZ
The dwelling house VI Charles winch in Mushhed, In
said district the second Wednesday Of February and
Nav next, 81 one oaock M the afternoon, each u
said days.
G. " II DWiNELL. } Commits
REMEMBER COLE, sionrrs
M,rqhHaff Nov 81 A ID l4{l 40 %