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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
DROVOST MARSHeL'S OFFICE,
Ffust DisrKtCT VERMONT, Z

FINLAND Dec 70 1873 )
iit direction NJ ihe Provost Marshal General 81 tee
United ,tafcs, the time Tor correcting the Enrolment
I-. NJ ths District as Indicated In the heading Of the
prur Lists dsuhatri o. the several towns, is extend
dcl 90 January hth, 1851 .
G. X. CRANE,
Jseptti..r Capt and pruvost Marshal.
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TO THE VALUE OF
L LAuGHlNG nAS. --..-

LAlGHlNG bAN, .1.aH
MusrPBLiBR, Oct. IL, 1868,
Having witncsard the effects Of the usc Of Nitrous
Okydc Gas he extracting Of teeth by On ]. NJ CONC
gys take pleasure ~ stating that think u one Of the
atest in prosemens Of the age, in the application o
science f,r relief Of pain Its use regard fu pre-
ferabe that Of Ether ChorofoTm while the relief
from pain is jusAs entire, that Of Ether Chloo-
form IL is ee from those depressing influences that Of
ten follow their | commend its as safe aud
entire reliei from pain TO those who wish % have teeth
extracted and retain pleasing associations connect
ed with the operation. - -, ,
w. IL. IL RICHARDSON, NJ ID.
DR JoHN NJ. CoMFGYs- iledr Nf Having Niness
cd effect Of the Nitrous OKyde Gas administered w
you tor the relic Of pain in the eXiraelsn u teeth
ully concur In the statement above made by Dr. Rich
aTdsnn
further state, that this Gas has hong been knuwn 70
seicnthc men, and has ofcn been adnnistCr,d b. Pro-
rssnrs aud Lccurers In all or Colleges as pleasant
snd amusing experiment More recently, Il has been
eNtensivel, used by pcnlisls in various parts Of the
Country 6r relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
NO in iry lron as h,ypg oeen reported have
no he.tancy m saying that believe it u b. the safest
and bsst agent pIeseut known to the Profession tot
rendering The system insensible % pain uneeI dental
OF surgical operations, -
Barton. Vt, Oct n. 1868. dwa
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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is o vegetable preparation, invent
cd in the 18th century, by On. Wa. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baifled the skin Of the most
erninsut physicians Of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew linn public benefactor.
6rsoes Celebrated salve cures Bunss
Graee's Celebrated 6alvo cures Scalds.
0race's Celebrated aaive curea Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated salve curos Wsns.
Graco's Celebrated salve cures Callouses.
Grace's Celebrated 8alve cures Salt Rhoum.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures Sore Breast.
Gruoe's Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips.
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Abscesses
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
Graoe's Celebrated 5alve cures Chapped Hands.
Graoo's Celebrated salvo cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skim There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure Of external dis
cases. as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies. but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case OF
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants IA a fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANuFACrrRFD nv
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7 T IN " tIFIIFK ~
Adjutant and Inspector Gen.

PRoF. WloKEs Lecture at the Village Hall
last evening was well attended, and was of
highly interesting and Instructive character.
None who went there for the purpose Of
gaining knowledge came away feeling they
had been poorly paid for their paine. Mr..
Wickes is no imposter, but is perfect
master of the important science he represents.
lie lectures cannot fail interest the unbe-
lever as well the believer in this compare
lively novel science. We cheerfully com
mend him TO the citizens of this place as a
man who will do all he adyertises to do
His next Lecture will be delivered (to-mor-
row. Thursday evening. lecture exclu-
siyely for Ladies will be given each afternoon.
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The statue Of Freedom. just put in its place
on the top Of the national capitol, was cast
with the labor OF slaves
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- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court. holden al Montpelier wi hin and for
said District on the 7th day Of December, A. d 1863
Glmar Huutey guardian of Frede iek Il. Nash,
minor N Dushury IN said district makes application TO
said Court fr license sell the nOeng descrled real
es ate Of his said ward wit acre lot Of pasture
ltnd lying the c.ery side Of the Wat,hed road and
snuherly " Isaiah Huntey land and the same piece
NJ land decided 70 Henry Nash by Khentzrr W. Corse
and Others April lih aud september both. 1856 and the
sumo piece Of land of to aid Frederick Nash by
the commissioners teDry NJ Nash's estate, January
l7b 1861 representing that the safe thereof, for the
purpose putting the proceeds Of such sale at Interest
investing the in stocks or real estate would be
houf teal to said ward;
Whercupon, is ordered by said Court that said sp-
poaton be referred a session thereof to be held at
The Probate Office in said Montpelier. the 5h day OF
January A y, 1864, for hearing aud decision thcreon
aud further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of nutice ri said appra
and order thereon three weeks sueccstivey IA the
Vermont Watrhman and State Journal printed at Mont
peie before said time Of hearing thatthey may appeur
at aid time and place, and, if they cause OBJECT
thereto by the Court.
1884 Attest T r. MERRILL, Judge.
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BROWNS NgeLsoIEp Couoa Com. An
bppN,Ctr,t |IRmrArHn or SoWg THROAT. II al-
flowed tp progress, results IN Sc ious
TRoCHEs Pulmonary, bronchial and Asihmatic
FoR uiseases. ufeni a,s ircursblc.-
n u IrG n ( Browns Bronchial 1roches reach
dreaiiy the affected parts and give
AND Utmost immediate relief For Bron-
e O u S ehu.. Asthma. Catarrh. and Con.
samptivs Coughs hc rroche are useful. Public SPEAK
aud Singers ,houli have The Troches to clear aud
s,reuR hen the Voice Military Officers and soldiers
who the voice and expose 10 sudd,n changes
should use them. Obtain oulJ the genuine "Bro~n's
Bronchial Iroches' having prov their efficacy by
Of many years, are highly recommended and pres
cribed by Physicians and Surgeons ia the Army, and
have received testimonials from many criornt men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med cino in the
United States and Foreign countries at 25 cts,
per box. Sl@
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
President Rev. Eli Ballou, Montpelier
Vice Presidents DIR. Lorenzo Sheldon,
w. Rutland, James II. Murdoch, Esq, Wood
stock, Hon. VIM. Hobard, Chelsea.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary -
Rev. l.. H. Stone, Mortified.
Treasure. Goo. W. Scott, Montpelier.
Auditor.-Joe Foster, Montpelier.
Executive COMMITTEE. Rev. G. j. Drake,
Chairman, Royulton, G. W. Willard, Mont
p,lier. Edwin Fisher, Cabot, Row. A. l.. Coo
per, Montpelier, Rev. Pliny Barnard, VIII
Jamestown, j. s. Spauldng, Barre, Hon. Wal
ter Palmer, Woodstock.
Resolred That As friends Of temperance VIC regard
not only the drinking Of intoxicating liqaofs bu also
the entire traffic In liquors beverage, asa gf'etou'
against God and humanity A. well A. crime sgain''
the law Il the State
Resolped THAT we recommend the formation Of P'o.
hbtoy Law Leagues in the several towns in mo niae
whose object shalt be the vigorous endorsements OF
Resolued, That we recommend the revival Of County
Temperance Societies. whebhall assemble quarterly IN
which the Prohibory Law Leagues shall be represented
Resorea. hat in view u the notorious iact thht o.
feers who ehafged with the execution Of the fnhh
tory Law oftrn connye at IT, yioauon we WI n hpel'
y 70 our temperance principles, support only sueh men
for office have good reason 10 believe VII iaihu
y enforce the Prohbiiory Law
Res0lved, That We recommend to the next session Of
our State Legislature 10 repeal the law making the
States Attorneys aalarird Office.
Resoucd, That this convention deem Il proper 70 re-
quest the friends II temperance throughout the state e.
Keep present before The public mind The fact hat
United States license ar sale N liquor furnishes NJ
protection from punishment for any violation Of stat,
Ptohbiory Law
ResoiUsd, that the existence Of good Prohbitoy
Liquor Law does not release the friends of Temperance
om the duty Of emf Toying all the usual moral inAuence
for the promotion II he good cause.
The Committee to fix a place for the next
Convention, reported Montpelier, 1t WA
deemed desirable by some to hold the mex
convention at the next session of tho Legs
latute at Montpelier, and was moved to amend
the constitution Of the Society 80 as to ADM
Of this, which motion WAS lost.
/ On motion OF DR.. Lsbaroe toe subject 0
fixing the time and place for the next Con
yention was committed to the Executiy,
Committee
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Special Autirrs.


Gunsho wounds, and all other kinds OF wounds, also
Sores, Ulcers and ScuTyy, heal safely and quickly under
the soothing influence Of Holloways Ointment II heals
the boue 80 that the wound opens again. Sol
diers supply yourselves. only rs cents per pot 81
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There is an old gentleman living in Bolton,
c., who now has in the United States service
four sons-in-law, seven grsndsons, thirteen
nephews, and one daughter las hospital nurse J
in all, twenty-five ofh family connections.
good representation
While President Lincoln was confined to
his house with the yarioloid some friends cal.
hd TO sympathze with him, especially on the
character of his disease Yes he said,
81, y bad disease, but it has it's advantages.
FOR tae first time since | have been in office,
have something now to give to every bod J
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILT AM GRACE,

AMESbUKY, MASS.
PnIoE IS CENTs PER Box
Zach box has the shove aud The fac smile Of the
propretor signature attached to it, which is duly copy
tighted
GEO c. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover street. Bos
ton General Agents for New England Graces Ssive
can be obtained at all the respectable Druggists and
Country Stores everywhere.
l.. r. PIER ~ CO.,
ON r = E III r,
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The Tenth VERMONT IN AcrfoN.-The
following is an extract from the official report
of Brig. Gen. NJ 3rris, Commanding lst Brig
ade, Sd Division, 8 Army Corps. Of the bat
tie of Orange Grove, Nov. 9Th, 1868:
The enemy was holding a fence The crest Of The
hill ia our front, aud ordered the 10Th Vermont 10
charge AID take it. While making preparations TO cx
this daring duty received the orders from
Gen. Carr The regiment Advanced 10 gallant style and
took the crest Toe Ten wing n It's enthu.iasm having
advanced ar beyond the fence, il vas Necessary tp
recall IT, The Colancs order being indetiucty e.
stood Of hc nnise. the regiment e. btok 90
It's hst position 10 formed rapidly aud again advanced
10 the fence Whch hsld until the 81 relieved 10y
the LIST division sUtut suudnw.
cannot speak Of the conduct Of the officers and men
With much praise. lt necessary 10 form the ine
NJ battle ia uok Nood A. the base II hill whose sum
m,t the enemy hell pfoteGted 0s uretstFofk Though
the regiment had never before under sharp htehry
behaved the determined bravery aad stealness 0
veteran.
AXE pleasure iu mentioning the fuoaiug officers
whose courage and ,th ieucy / pcfso 1aly ub'rfN -
Col a B Is~ft, NaIfr Charlcs O. Chandler, Captain
Samuel Daffah
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s. 4 B BtS The cSort. Attest A. CHASE Register
- TATE or vEKM Ont.

- WASHING ron DISTRICT IS
Nv Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and for
said District, on tue ~ dAY Of December, ID 1861
Roswell Goodel, guardian Of Moses Goodell Of CAL
ais In said district insane person, makes application
g. I'D Court for license 10 sell the following described
real estate Of as said ward, wit about hundred
ares of land n lot No one. in Cabot in said district,
wi the buildings thereon represeu ing tina, the sale
Their a. for the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of such
sale at interest investing the same in stocks or real
thu debts Of said contacted before the appointment
Of bis guardian his personal estate being insufficient for
s purpose without inju-ng his business Whereupon'
1t is ordered said Court that said application be re-
ferrod session thereof be held at the Probate OF
hc, 10 said Montpelier, the 29th day Of December, A.
u $50 for h~Aring AMI decision thereon and, Tvs
fnrher ordered that all PERSONS interested be notified
hereof by publication OF notice Of said Application and
nfdrr thereon three weeks excessively 10 the Vermont
WMchmln sui State journal, printed at Montpelier
before said tine Of hearing, that they may aprea at said
time and place and, II they cause object thereto
So 50 BY order Of cunt AIe.l N. CHASE. Register
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CHRAarMAs EvE.-The children connec ed
with the Sabbath School Of the NJ. Il. Church
of this village are to celebrate Christmas
Eve Dee, 24th,) by an EXHIBITION, comprising
some thirty selections of REGULATIONS, Da-
logues, Songs, &c. In addition to the usual
attractiyeness of these occasions there are to
be two Christmas trees from which Santa
Claus will dispense his favors To the children.
To commence at O'clock,
A cordial invitation is extended to the pub
lie to be present and mingle in its festivities
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NJ OTICE.--l hereby certify that have
given my son Edward Hrzer his time and
earnings during the remainder " his minority and shall
not claim any " his carnings nor pay any debts Of his
d. y. HYZER
Warren. Dec l2th. 1863 1850
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q "a Bs .he Omit Atie.t 4 r MERRILL. Ipdse. Z
DENJAMiN WATERWAYS ESTATE.

DENJAMlN WATERWAYS ESTATE.
ID The sabserbers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
ssioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of al persons against the estate Of Benz
Waterman, late u Washington in said district, deed,
r. resented iusogeu and the term Of six months from
the 10Th day ~ October 1868 being allowed by said
Court TO the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before usGiye notice
h,t we will attend the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling Of the late Benjsmn Waterman, in
Washington SAID district, the gath day OF March
next, at nine o clock in the forenoon on said day.
A. WHITE, 1Commis-
HIRAM FELLOWS, }sioners fHa
Washington, oct 20th, .. 1863, o2St
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true copy II record. .
& TATE OF VERM ION + /.
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICf. SIS.

In Probate Court, holden Montpelier, on the I'd
day Of December. A. ID. 1868. t.I l
Hiram Putnam administrator NJ the estate Of Ira
Ba rct late ~ Woodbury. VA said district, Deceased,
makes application to said court. ft license to sell the
whole u the real Of said deceased, representing
that sale " part thttcof Is necessary for the
payment of the debts " said deceased and that such
pat cannot be sold wtnout injury those interested
I iu The remainder
Vhcrcupun "a ordered by said court that said sp
pirain he referred the lgih day Of December, A. d.
1868 AZ the ptuhatc Office in Montpelier, for hearing
aud decision thereon aud, further Is ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice Of this application and order thereon three weeks
.uceessvely in the Vermont Waohman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier before aid time of hearing, that
incy may Appe,r said lin and place. and, II they see
cause, object thereto
20 = nv the Court Attest A. CHASE Register
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AtaaI nptitfs.
: TATE OF VERM MON 7
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate C0urt, holden at Montpelier on the 10Th

- TATE OF VER MON r Z
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
day ~ Dtcembef, A. ~ 1868.
q ". Arms. Administrator de bons non, cum tesla
mcn0 ahatxp OF the estate ~ kdJnijah Atherton. late
of DuSbItJ, n SAID district, DECEASED makes arphca.
tun said with nc consent and arprobstioh IN
writing II all The dtgisecs and esatecs u SAID DECEASED
for license to sell the ghoic n he real f'ate OF SAID
deceased representing that sid sc you'd u beneficial
said devisccs aud usatecs gr 0't interested m said
estate. ..... - .
Wbrfcupon il is ordered by said t6crt Nat said ~
nicsiion he referred the 6,h day " Jfnany, y,
1854 Mtbo ROTATE office Montpelier, ig hearing aud
y cisifu thereon and, II s urthsf ordered, mat az
p,taons intcfcFrd he notified hereof by Publication ~
notice this application and order thereon. three weeks
sucressvcy in tho Vermont Waterman aud State jour
nal printed Montpelier, before said time on hearing,
tina, they may appear said time and place, and II they
cause, object thereto.
ct AT e % VERM N I
- wAsH1NGrON DISTRICT, ~.
In Probate Cont held At Montpelier, within and
ior sad District the lth day Of december, A. D.
IS63
An Instruments purportng 70 be the last WIZ aud
re stAmcnt ~ Edmund Freeman, lite of Plsinheld IN
said district dsec sed being presented to the Court BY
Wliam b. fnsss tho pcrEou having custody Of the same,
f Probate II Is ofdcri by said court that all persons
concerned thercn be notified 20 appear az session Of
pclirr on the 18th day Of January A. d, 1854, and
shnw cause any they may have. against the Ptobss
" said will for shich purpose, it's further ordoted
that copy NJ The record Of This order he published three
weeks succcssisely in the Vermont Waichman state
J"rbai printed At Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed ios heafing. e
A true copy Of record. .... ...
q r. Ia
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< TATE OF vERM Mt

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court, held Montpelier, within and
for said District, on the 9th day Of Dee A. D. 1865.
Joseph Sumeryle, administrator Of the estate Q
Amos Crosby late Of Duxbury in said strict, decreased,
rakes ann iuatuu said for license to sell the
whole OF ne said deceased except the right
~ homestead and the right Of dover Their in but inolu
ding the NJ the widows dover, representing
that said sale ssaTy for the payment Of the debts
IT said dc casCd and expenses Of administration Of said
csatc Whcrcupon, Il is o. dercd by tsd Court that
application referred to the 9Th day Of January A
1854 for hearing aud decision thereon At the Probate
unes IN Montpelier; and il further ordered, that all
tsons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
uocc Of thi, application and order thereon three weeks
successvey in the Vermont Waterman and State jour
nal pnncl az Montpelier, before said time Of hearing
that they may APPEAR said time and place, and II they
object thereto
81 81 BY 'he Court Attest, r MERRILL, lpdge
S,YBlL BARRETT'S ESTATE. The
~ subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
awe the Poh e Court for the District Of Washnston
commission 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims
demands NJ all persons against the estate Of sfBlL
BARRETT. late Fl Washeld in said district, deceas
ed represented insolvent and the Of six months
from he day of Nosemb T. 1868. being allowed by
SAID court the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
aud prove heir respective olnms before usGye notice
that we will attend the duties of appointment at
said district on the "a day of January, 1864. and 7h
day NJ MAY d 1854 at one o'clock in the afternoon
each Of said days .t.
CALVIN CLARK, Commits
URiAH HOWE, sioners.
H. A
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A GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
"A ISL l-Oail and examine something urgently
needed hv cecry person NJ samples sent tyes Wy
mail for Twenty Cents, thai retas for Two Dollars by
Il l.. WOLCOrT, No. l70 Chatham Square New
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Dream of a Quaker Lady.

There is beautiful story told of a
pious old Quaker lady who was addicted
to smoking tobacco. She INDUCED in
this habit until it had increased so much
upon her, that she not only smoked her
pipe a large portion of the day, but fire.
quently sat up in her bed for this pur-
pose in the night. After one of these
nocturnal entertainments she fell asleep
and dreamed that she died, and ap-
preached heaven. Meeting an angel,
she asked him if her name was written
in the book of life. He disappeared,
but replied, upon returning, that he
could not find it. 'Oh = she said, do
look again; it must be there. He ex-
amined again, but returned with sor-
rowful face, saying, it is not there r.
oh y said she, in agony, it must be
there; | have the assurance it is there "
Do, look again The angel was moved
to tears by her entreaties, and again left
her to renew his search. After a long
absence he came back, his face radiant
with joy, and exclaimed, I'VE have found
it, but it was so clouded with tobacco
smoke that we could hardly see it!' The
woman, upon waking, Immediately threw
her pipe away, and never INDUCED in
smoking again.
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Honesty.

A quaker, passing through market,
stopped at stall, and enquired the price
of citrons.
Il have none, said the honest farmer,
that will suit you; they are dccayed,
aud their flavor is gone.
Thank thee, friend ; will 60 to the
next stand.
Has thou good fruit to.day2 said he
to the dealer
Yes, sir, here are some of the finest
nutmegs of my garden. They are small
but rich of their kind.
Then canst thou Recommend them
Certainly sir.
Very we'll, | will take two.
He carried them home, and they prov
ed not only unsound, but miserably
tasteless.
The next morning he went again to
the same place. The man who sold him
the fruit the previous day asked him if
he would have some more.
Nay, friend, thou hast deceived me
once, and now, although thou mayst
speak the truth, still | cannot trust thee
but my neighbor choose to deal uprightly
with me, and | shall henceforth be his
patron. Thou wouldst do " ell to remem-
ber this, and learn by experience that
lie is a base thing in the beginning, and
a very Improbable one in the end.