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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-18

Corn E1change---rhe receipts siuce Saturday have
been 1928 bbs Flour, 39l bush Corn, and 46s2 bush
Oats The MARIE, for Flour Is steady with fair de-
maud we quote Western superhuc AZ 80 80 $40 90
oummun extras at $40 so Sll0J; medium do At
81 90 81 75 snd good and choice, including favor
u= ST Lous brands, Al $40 90 4 Sl4 20 per Dbl -
Southern Flour quiet and no sales 70 report 10
Corn there have been sales st > 50 per bush foi
Western mixed, aud held hrm az that price. Oats
range IRON " 96i per bush for Western, Northern
and Canada Rye VI rs Shorts a.; and Fine Feed
at S4s $50; aud Middlihgs $50 per ton.
Pruvisiuns-POrk s steady az $40 for prime; CAB 90
a S43 50 for mess; and S46 147 per bbl for clear
cash New Beef is haid At S2l S25 per Dbl for
Chicago Lard q $40 IN bhls and ueroes; and
25a in kegs; aud Smoked dams 10 201 per d. cash.
Batter range from as $50 for oommau and good and
Cheese 10 8 22c per 10 as To quality.
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John H. BROWNS E.--The

John H. BROWNS rs T A T E.--The
~ subscribers, having been appointed by the HJnora
bic Probate Court for the district Of Washington
missioners, 20 receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons, against the estate of
John Ii. Brown late VI Montpelier, in said district.
deceased represented insoyent. and the Of sir
months from the 10th day OF October, 1854 being al
lowed by said court to the creditors OF said deceased
20 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that will attend to the duties OF
appointment at the Probate Office In Montpelier.
in said district, the first Mondays Of December aud
March next, At O'Clock, in the afternoon each
Of said days.
EBENEZER BICKFORD, co
CALVIN ROBINSON, W" 10
Montpelier, October 10, A, d 1854. 1881
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Dow DOM COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The i6;h Annual Course # Lectures in Ne Medical
School Of aine will feb 24ih, aud continue
10 weeks
Circulars containing full information can Ne hsd on
application 20 Prof G.. = Bracket NJ. D., Brunspiek
Ne, or 10 The Secretatv Wiihanstoion, Aasf
=. A. CHADPOUKNE. NJ. D., Secretary.
Brunswick, Me Oct 1884 2940
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Now that the result in New York is sure
we can express the heartfelt JOY Of every I'M
ion man at the defeat OF Gov. seymour No
man in this nation ever lost, and crlminally
lost, so great an opportunity TO serve HE
country and distinguish himself. Refusing
to look beyond the scum Of all nations, which
constitutes bis party in New York city, and
see and feel for a bleeding country, he richly
deserved from the patriotic rural districts the
defeat which has been awarded to him. He
may thank foreign influence and gold, con-
trolling misleading and corruptng the city
that hi. defeat is not more signal
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Gaattbman & Stair Journal.
MONTPELIER. NOV. II. 1854.
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY JOHN GREGORY SMITH,

n ihOlLhMhllON.
IN aeoordanee with The long established custom, and
~ unison VITO the recommendation Of the Presid Mt Of
Ne United states DO hereby appoint TIA URsDAY, the
lfth DAY OF NOVEMBER INSTANT, 10 be observed a. a
uay OF ~ BLic IHANKs0ivtNa AND PRAISE TO Al
MONTY COP And do ,noin upon the people Of this
otA tnst on the day thus apart they from heir
usual avocaons, aud assemble IN their respective places
o. worship TO render unto Him their unfegned thanks
lof MS exalted goodness and TO lay before HIM their
offerings u grateful praise
Let us thank Hin for the fruitful season, for the abun
1Ant harvest and or the general health With which lie
has blessed our Commonwealth
Lft US devouty thank Him for the signal victories that
have orowntd our AIMS, and fr the confidence and
hope when they have inspired for the speedy return Of
permanent peace
Let us thank Him Tor His restraining power over the
passions OF men that, instead Of riot bOodshed and
anarchy our people have been permitted 10 exercise the
escuVe fanch' in peace and quiet
Let US praise Him ~ the hope set before us in the
gospel that through the ems aud suTerings Of is
sus CHRIST Our SAVIOUR, may with confidence look
ior glorious ton and blessed immortality
And while pArtake u the cheer and comforts of n
social Eahefiug let ua ferycnty REMEMBER, with our
prayers and our bountes, The poor the needy aud the ar
ced let us mot be unmindfu Of the brave soldiers in
TUE held and in the HOSPITAL and LEI make our united
auphcaton TO the God Of battles that he will hasten the
gay o our deliverauce, and restore to us Peace and
unoni Peace permanent aud enduring and Union
made perpetual because founded and established upon
NE immuisble principles Of justice.
btUea under hand and the Seal Of the State IA Er.
ec"ite chamber, al Montpelier, this fifteenth day u
November ~ The year Of Lord one thousand eight
hHndred and strtV four and Of The Independence Of
me United stateI The eigh'y ninth.
j GREGORY SMITH.
BY His EHoelency the Governor
SAvuhL WILLIAMS.
Secretary Of Ctri and Military Afair.
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Mr.. A. @. Soule, representative from Fair
field, having been reported in the Legislative
Manual as belonging to the opposition party,
desires the statement corrected. He doesn {
train in any such company, being an uncon-
ditional union man and a war democrat.
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Barre, Nov lst. A D 1864 3l.93
- T A TE OF YER N n T.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In psohate Court, held At Montpelier, within and
for said District, on the 9th day OF November, A. D.
1864
s,lvanus f. Nye. guardian Of Alyi d. Nye,
minor residing in berlin, in said district makes
application to said Court for license to sell the follow
ing described real estate Of his said ward. wit All
his interest in the real estate Of which d. A p Nye
late OF said Berlin, died sezed including said wards
interest in the reversion Of the widows dover and in
the homestead, representing that the sale thereof,
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds Of such sale st
interest investing the in stocks real estate,
would be beneficial TO said ward
whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
application he referred TO session thereof, 20 be held
the Probste flee in said Montpelier, the goth
day Of November A. d 1884, for hearing aud deos-
ion thereon and, II is further ordered, that all
cons interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice of said application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully. in the Vermont Waterman aud
State Journal, printed at Montpelier before said time
Of hearing, thst they may appear at said time and
plAoe, and II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court
30:32 Attest, L. r. MERRILL Judge
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HAIR DYE HAIR d. h!
BATOHELOR's CELRBRBTED HAIR DYk
Is rHK BEST IN THE WORLD
The only Harnslsss True ana Reliable Dye hno'oH
The splendid Hair Dye Ia Perfect--ehanges lied
Rusty OF Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural brown without Injuring the Hair or Staining
the Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful impArts
fresh vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and
reetihes the ~ effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine s
signed william Bachelor all others are limitations and
should be avoided. Sold BY all Druggist &C Factory
81 Barclay St., New YorA. Bachelors New lohe'
Cream for Dressing the HAH. ll'bsda~
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- + At Il OF YER o n r.,
- WASHINGTON, DISTRICT. IS
10 Probate Ciuit, hed At VI intprier, within and
p ssd District, On the 18th day Of November, A. D..
lSG4
O-a Lamphesr, guardian of Flora NJ and Albert b
FagG, minors, residing IN Waterbury, said district,
makes application TO said court for license to sell the
fulluNius described real estate Of his said ward to
wit:A their Interest 10 the real estate, situated 10
SAID Waterbury, Of which Silvanus Fagg, late of said
Waterbury, deceased, died seized including their in
eresi in the reversion OF the Widows dover in said
estate representing that the sale thereof for the pur-
pse Of putting the proceeds OF such sale at interest or
investing the Ia stocks real estate, would be
beneficial 70 said wards
Whereupon, il Is ordered by said court that said
application he referred a session thereof be held
at he probate uthee, in said VI jntpeer on the 9th
day of December, A. ID 1864 tor hearing and decision
thereon; and, it further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication OF no ICE
Of said application aud order thereon three weeks sue
oessiyoly in the W Waterman are Journa, print
ed Montpelier, before said time Of hearing that they
msy appetr at said time and place. and, if they see
cause, object thereto.
b. the Court.
3i.33 Attest. I r. MERRILL Judge
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Has equal In the world a remedial agent. There
is not preparation known that ia certain, speedy
and ufalbe in its acknowledging and curing at once
w 70 say Ihis posiulelY.
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MERRILL ALBEE'S ESTAT
w The subscribers, having been appointed by the
ton Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands Of oil persons, against the estate
Of Merrill Abee. late OF Barre in said district decsas
cd, represented insovent and the term Of six months
fromthe 18th day Of October, 1854, being allowed
by said Court TO the creditors OF said deceased to eIh
bit and prove their respective claims before U.S. Give
notice, that we will attend to the duties of our APP
pontment AT the Office of E, L. French in Barre, in
said District, the fourth Monday OF Deoembea and
April next, at o'clock in the afternoon on each Of
said days.
ERAsTUs WHEATON, cou,rs
NATHAN TROW, Oo" TO
Barre, October Gath, A. D. 1854 1881
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Il EN- NEDY'
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.

II ENNE DY'S
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
The only Ointment for the Of all eruPtionA and
outaneous AFT. ctious
II Is wholly
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
WILL CUM
Salt Rheum,
Eyspelas. ocAld Head.
Piles, Felous Ulcers sore Eyes
Chiblans shingles. Boils, Cuts Wounds,
Blistsrs hiogworms Plmpes,
Burns, Chopped Hands.
scAds
X r. n n t. - rs
SAL RH o N o IN r NJ h N r,
Contains mercury other mineral substance. Il is
wholly and purely
VEGE ABLE,
One trial is sufficient to convince the most skeptieal
that it's efficacy In allAying Inflammation and reducing
swellings is wonderful.
The Great Family Ointment
KENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
should be in every household No other Ointment
compete with l. As ready and speedy means Of relief
For BURNS and SCALDS It is the most perfect cure
ever known.
KENNEDH'S
Sab hheum Ointment
ia unsurpassed.
The ROUGHHsT SKIN Ia made an Doth.
CHAPPED HANDS are Instantly healed,
CRACKED and DRIED LIES are healed and
To keep the hands and face comfors lie during the
cold weather, put little Of the ointmenton when goi
70 bed
Put up in two sized bottles The smaller 25 CENTS,
the larger so CENTS per bottle
Sold in Montpelier BY Wood. Bixby Co, AID X.
Brown, Druggists 3lS2
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WONDERFUL CHANGES

WONDERFUL CHANGES
have occurred in this county during the last three
iouryeafs but none more wonderful than the
Revolutions in Color,
produced amorg the Eads Of the people. by
CRISTA DORO'S HAIR DYE.
The history Of the Of great discoveries affords
no p'rll 81 20 the riumphs competition and prsjl-
dice, acccmph he'd by this poeerful Jet harmless vege
table agent which ius,ausneousy changes any obnox
ious color II the hair into black or brown as maen6.
cent any that Heaven ever bestowed upon the head
OF man or woman 3l34daw
Manufactured by J. cRGsrADoRo. No. Asto,
touse Nr~ York Sold BY all Hair Dressefs dawly
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Legal Aotiefs.


- ATE OF VERM ON 7 q.
- . WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SO.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier. in said Dis
trict, on the 10th day Of November A. d. 1884:
AFRO Bragg, administrator Of the estate Of Luoius
Chds late OF Watsheld, in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance aud makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition u the estate Of said deceasel
Whereupou, Il IL ordered BY said court, that said
account And said application be referred ~ session
Of said court 10 be held at the Probate Office 10 said
Montpelier, on the 6th day Of December. a. d 1854,
for herring aud decision thereon; And u s further
ordered. that notos hereof be given TO all persons in
terestet, by publication u the three weeks
cessvey in the Vermont " a,chman & State Journal,
newspaper pnblisheiat Montpelier, previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear At
said time and place. and show cause, any they mBy
have. why SAID eccount should not be allowed, ard
such decree made
by the Court
81 IA Attest CHASE Register
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Arm ADVERTISEMENTS.
WaltOn'S Register

For 1863.
LAST SHEETS IN PRESS AND WILL BE PUB
LISTED IMMEDIATELY
u Listers stdeJ thus yesr. This Reg ster contains
very much more matter than auy other published 10
the State
y Order At once.
Nv H. SM. WALTON.
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Rarrtagrs.

In Northampton Massachusetp, November 2,h. Tru.
mal A Nichols Of bfamtrie, VI, member of the Glib
". R,gt. aud Miss Eliza g. Whitney ofMontpelier VI
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Goes Dysp; ,Aia Cure

ls prepared by the originator Of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Basam. Mr.. Ooe has never prepared a
medicinal article for public and general use, but hat
has stood the strongest tests and has always borne the
palm Of victory every disease IL has eeen certified
o cure.
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- EYE. And EAR

ssssenssa Dr. W, K. OAKES, Ocuiist and Auris'
XVI gives his exclusive attention TO all diseases OF
the Eve And Ear; also CAtarh 10 all It's forms Nef-
yous affections, aud pulmonary consumption, Nci No,
at his Office and residence, West Randolph w. an door
below the academy. Hours, from A. NJ 70 "''
every day except Sunday. ~
The Dr. invites all to call and see him. OonsutAtlors
gratis All medicines carefully prepared from vegetable
extracts 10y himself, Charges for Examination anu
Medicines always m oderate
Office hours, from A. NJ. to p NJ, on Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturdays of every week al
Randolph, and Thursday aud Fridays at the Hotel Id
Mortified. VI,
CAUTION
NJ Remember. tits not (oAksl but W X OAk'essM
d. The only Diplomatic graduate (of the Royal Col
eqe of Physieiaas aud Surgeons in LoDdon) OF that
nsme whose successful practice In the above speeiaes
is 20 popular Ia thi, country. octS''"H
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Goes Dyspepsis Cure

Is indispensable 10 the pormanteau Of every traveller
as It prevent dizziness sickness either
steamers cars, and rs never falling preventive a
danger from change Of water and climate. Do not d.
without 10.
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hcaltn while NpAt Fklua % impure
AYgR's SAHsArARtL1A purgcs out these impurities a.
stimulates the organs Of life into vigorous action resto
Ink the health and e1peli disease enee it raiid.
cures variety Of complaints whish are caused by in
purity or the blood such as Serot,a OF Kags Evi r
1ors Ulotrs. Sores, Rrupnors fiopes. BiofeAes Boil
ST. AHfAony's Fire Rose Eryapc'as Tstt,r or SO
Rhe,m. Scaid Head, Ring Worm, Cancer or Ca
ceroa T,oaoys. Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such
Retention, Tveguiirity, Suppression. Hhite' SIC uu
also Syphilis or Poierlai Dsease', Lirer Complaint
and Heart Diseases. Try AYERS SARsAPANfl IA, a.
see for yourself the surprising activity with W. ich
ceanses the blood and cures the disorders.
During late Yeas the pub &c have been mislsd by lar
bottles p'etendirgt1 give quart of Extract Of sars
paria for dollar. Most Of these have been frau
upon the ST X, for they only contain little II
Sarsapara, but often curative properties whateve
Hence bitter disapp0iutment has followed the
the various extracts Of Sarsaparua which Aiod h
market until the name itself has become syuonl mo
with imposition and cheat, Still. We call this compou
"Safssparua,' aud intend TO supply such remsd,
shall rescue the name from the ad Of obloquy viii
rests upon it. We think We have ground for beieyi
it has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
Ct the Diseases it IS intended 20 cure. We only
the sick that offer them the best Alternative viii
know how to produce, and wehave reason to beey
it by far the most ef otual purifier Of the blood y
discovered by any body.
AYBa's CHERRY PEoIoHAL is 80 universally know
to surpass even other remedy for the cure Of Cough.
Colds, I4Rts,sa Hoayseaess. Group. bronchitis, Inc
pieHt Consumption, aud Gr the relief Of Consumpuu
Patients in advanced stages Of the disease thatitisu
les here to recount the evidence Of It's virtues TT
world knows them.
Prspsrsdby DR. J. C. AVER : Co., Lowell Mass
and Id by all Dealers in Medicines 1881
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Aarkrts

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGH TON.
Reported and ieegraphei to the Waterman
For the week ending Wednesday, Nov. l6,h, 1854.
AMOUNT oF STOCK AT MARKET
Csuie. sneep. shOtes. Fat Hogs Calves
This week 1882 77s4 $50 $500 90
Last week 3lo5 7uos 200 1865 90
One year ago, 3439 $500 l75 1000 90
BEU CArrLE-Ext tat and heavy premium Oxen,
$500 Slt,00 let quality $1,000 $780, End
quanty $500 II 80; 80 quahg $50 a ", so per
100 lbs, on total weight OF nde, lalow and dressed
beef Bulls, SC, 50 90 - 90.
Working Sis 500 or according to value as
beef A lew choicest single pairs 1l3, 20 Gl4 some
Of the poorest Sc y, handy steers $50 sl23.
Allch Cows, 7iO s65; extra good S75 500
with or without calves, may be agreed harrow and
ordinary ~ c35
stores-Y earrings. sI4 a SIS; two-years-old, $40
q $685. tbree-y ears olds, $50 a : 90.
Sheep and Lambs, extra; or 81 90 =
500 per head. Country lots 80 S9s
shotes-Wholesae 90 l2s, retail OJ 0oOo per h.
Fat Hogs ~ l3l per TO-
Veal caves 5000 500 per head
Hides 10 lis per 10. Caitskins 10 a Ito per 10.
IallOW 10 re per 10.
Pelts, . /, Is - 100 each Couutry lots - as 75
REMARKS "A large supply this week following a
larger last week than could be sold Two VI Central
the Ftchburg delayed till o. clock this
helped the sale OF he stock that arrived early but
made It ali the worse Tor theAae oomers who grumbie
sadIy and threaten 10 try the other route Eariy
Tuesday morning Al Cambridge probably the best
time 10 sell cattle tins week Ne hnd 2i00 head over
the Northern roads, 400 more than last week. IL It
Wuud do any good would cali 400 or 500 stores,
TACT Ot the very meaurst sold to a
certain olass OF buoners who will soon have their
hides of aud sell the be,f NJ insnusnous Of pork,
sausages thanksgiving pies Tne prices OF Tuesday
forenoon sustained al Bughtuu and II looks
this forenoon though drOyers Will have hard work
10 sell out by night Al Brighton ISL Western and
500 or 600 from Name and nearly all late. Some fair
among the sine cattle, but heard one butcher
say without contradiction that there not single
par Ut really good oxen. Saeep sold ioky Some
1909 less thAt last week when the supply not large
Rise 81 gold has cut of Cinady supply. Not great
difference ia prices but suher and Ia cases per-
haps 70 cts per head advance
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NOR SALE.
Il FARMING & MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY.

L. 'Oh Salt
i FARMING 4 MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY
The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming and market gardening in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated the counties Of Ocean and
Burlington, on the line Of the RAritan and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between New York AID Phia-
delphia at $40 per acre In addition to all the COM
mon products Of farm, these lands valuable for
growing cranberries, sweet potatoes peaches grapes
tobacco and hons. All crops rpen ten days earlier
than on Long Island. Sqankum mari is delivered at
any point the railroad at dollar and fny cents
per ton aud fertiiIes the land for years after
It's application The lands are mostly covered with
yellow pine timber, suitable for lumber and cord wood
portion Of the timber has been recently Of eav-
ing the land ready for immediate cultivation Price
cedar rails. 3 per 100 Cord wood, at any railroad
station, SO per cord portion Of the Auis contain
large quantity Of the best potterss cNy yet discoV
cred, for the manufacture Of yellow ware Saw mil
within one mile OF Shamong Station. A good hotel
at Shamnug, the lands offered for sale. The ooa-
ton IS yerS healthy and water excellent. Lands well
watered with unfsiing streams, aud supplied with good
mill sites and water power for manufacturing pur-
poses The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage for term Of years If desired, il the pur-
chaser outvates the land
For further particulars apply %
Y. B. GREENWOOD, Elizabeth N J.
WIN. o. GILES 10 & y Franklin st., NewYor
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY MEN AND
Singers, and all suffering from Irritation of
the Throat and Hoarse7 ess will be agreeably
surprised at the almost immediate relief az
forded by the use Of "Brotga' Bronchial Tro-
ches." Their demulcent ingredients allay
Pulmonary irritation, and, after public speak
ing or singing, when the throat is wearied and
weakened by too much exercise, their use will
give renewed strength to the vocal organs.3l
We take pleasure in calling the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement of Ken
nedy's Salt Rheum Ointment. Mr.. Ken
nedy's preparations have been so long before
the public and are so generally used that lit
tie need be said in their favor. The Salt
Rheum Ointment is particularly family
Ointment. 1t is designed to give instant re-
lief in all burns, scalds and cuts and as
softening and cooling application is believed
to be without an equal. Ask for Kennedy
Salt Rheum Ointment rHd one trial viii prove
the truth Of our words
The Torch Light Demonstration appointed
for Wednesday evening, has been deferred
unsil next Friday evening in order to render
the arrangements more complete. Come one,
come all.
The following is the vote Of the Vermont
Soldiers. IN the Shenandoah Valley, for Press
ident: