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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
~ II T. q II EAT AM ERICAN
TEA COMP ANY
81 Wisely sTHBEr, YoHK
since its organization has created a new era in the
history Of


Since its organization, has created a new era in IN.
history Of
SELLING TEAS IN THIS COUNTY,.
All our Teas selected by Professional Teataster
expressly and exclusively FIR us, and we never charge
over Two Cents 02 Cents per pound for orig
inal packages.
We have but One Price every one for each quality
and that price is always marked each sample
at store in plain figures
We issue Monthly Price List Of our Teas which
will be sent free to all who order tive advise every Tea
Seller to see IL II comprises full assortment selected
for every locality in the States Provinces South Amer
lea and the West Indies In this list each kind is dyid
ed into -Four Glasses or qualities, namely Cargo High
Cargo, Fine, FINEST, that every one may understand
from description and the prices annexed that the Com.
pany are determined To undeTsell the whole tea trade
We guarantee 10 sell all Teas In original pa
At not over Two Cents per pound above cost believing
ihs TO be attractive to the many who have heretofore
been paying Enormous Profits
Our business is largely done on orders which We al
ways execute well and promptly as though the buyer
came himself giving true weights and tAres and Aways
guaranteeing eVeryhngi our responsibility enabling US
70 do all we promise Every dealer can order his teas
direct rom the Company and parties doing business
within Five Hundred (50O) miles Of New York can
Return Tea bought Of US il they are not cheaper
than they can buy elsewhere and the purchaser h dis
satisfied with his Bargain within fourteen days m and
have the money refunded to them Those who are over
Five Hundred miles have thirty days 1901 and the
same privileges extended 10 them.
Besides these advantages the Company will DAY All
Expenses both ways II tie Teas are returned
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
- Importers and Jobbers,
VZOS 81 Vesey ST., New York
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NOTICE TO INVALIDS.

" Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollar arc pad
70 sVndlinR quacks annually IN New England alone
which is rorse than throtoH array. This comes from
trusting % the false and deceptive advertisements Of en
calling themselves Doctors. who have no medical tduca
ton, aud whose only recommendation IL chat fhev saV
Of menseirss. " Advertising physicians, in nine
cases out Of ten i0postors and the only safe wAy
70 20 10 some regular practising physician that YOU
kHoo or II YOU prefer To consult who makes your
case seciahy be sure that he is physician and not
Iyffender or you will have regret H. 4 J. Dr.
Mat'on "a the only regular physician in Providence II
not IN New England, Who adj eriises making special
" n prtrofe Hatadies, ana Ia OWES USDot-nrYD
IEsriNoNIAls irom some Of the most eminent physi
clans surgeons and citizens o. this aud other States
Enclose one stamp for posiage and send for them With
pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES, and DISEASES
OF WOMEN. sent FREE u Or NJ regularly cdu-
Gated MUSICIAN of twenty years experience ten In an
extensive general pracfice. until declining health com
PEELED him 10 renqush that, aud adopt Office praofice
treating all diseases and diff utes of prirars nature
in both sexes, married single, giving them his wAos
attention Persons, therefore having any important or
difficult In his specially, will save muchme and ss
pense By consulting DR. bcfpfe going eiseuheie-
" Advice At This ofh'e, free by letter. 81 Write
your name town and plainly aud dir ct % lnck
Bon No Xxx, Providence Post-Othce or TO DIR MAT
TYSON,
No. % Union St, Providence, r. I.
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@&4t1A1ftI HucuFtnt 70 sunni are cured by
weaker while others may require the stronger prepara
ton, the full strength Ia ai,oays che best lP'RR-
MEMBER ;--Thu medicine is designed ekpressh IL,
onsrIEATp cAsEs Bhich al other remedies Of Ne Ed
have failed 10 also that IL IS tearyantcda as re-
Dr,s,ed IN every respect, Or ire price oH be refund
ed mr. BEWARE or IMIrAf1ONSl None war
tanted unless purchased directly Of Dr. Maison At M
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL Dis
EAsRs, NO % UNION STREET, PROVIDENCE
r. |. ar Ladies rho ,oish, can remain in us oity
,borf me for treatment
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DIR. wiuG HT's
REL wv EN- Z No l. X


RE U.VEN A 4 No l.
OR. ESSENCE or Litk.
PRgrAHRp PROM ruRs VgoErARLH ExTRAors. oON-
r,INiso SorHiNo INJURIOUS 70 rHH MOST DELICATE
AZ The Hsiuvcnatug Elixir is the result Of modern
discoveries IN the vegetable kingdom being an enurey
new and abstract method Of cure irrespective OF all the
old aud wuruout systems
This medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical VI the day and by them pronounced TO be
one " the greatest medical discoveries Of the age
4 y One bottle will cure general Debility
iT A few doses cares H,s'ercs In females
A J. One bottle cures Palptation Of the Heart
IL A few doses testures the organs Of generation.
From 10 three bottles restores the manliness
and full ygor " youth.
. few doses restores the appetite
~ Three bottles cure the worst case OF lmpotency,
IL A few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power
~ A few doses bring the rose to the check
= This medicine restores 10 manly vigor and robust
DEATH the poor debitattd down and despaifinp
votec " sensual pleasure
" The lstless enervAed youth the over-tasked mar
81 business, the victim Of depression the ind
ydual suffering from general debility, from weakness
Of single organ, will all find immediate and permanent
relief by the use Of this Elixir Essence Of Life
~ Price, 81 per bottle, three bottles for S. snt
forwarded by Express, receipt OF money to any ad
dress
ITsold by all druggists every
DIR W. H. MkRwIN \ CO.,
SOLE PRorRIproRs.
No 50 Liberty Street, New York.
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- 1864
1864

oGDgNSBURGH Gssssasss TO rue WEST
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
L y The only Though daily line betWten Ogdeus.
buTgh, Chicago and intermediate Ports Only si1 DAYS
through withort change Of Boat
BOATS COMMENCED RUNNING, "WEDNESDAY, Arm "a
This well known and reliable company have coinmenu.
ed running their line Of frat Class upper Cabin
and will continue daily. between Ogden burgh Oswcgo
St GATHERINGS, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chicago Nil,
waukee, and intern, date Ports leaving
at 7, NJ on arrival Of
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
Passengers and families moving West, can EMBARK
with their luggage teams stock. &c and land togefhcI
without disturbance Of transhlpmeGt, at ,h'r port Of
the many changes delays and expenses Of ether routes
" These steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms
amply and neatly furnished iuT First Class Passengers
aud Second Cabins witt Cook Stoves aud oomfjrta BILE
accommodations for Passengers aud Families, ,ho ma
wish to furnish their own provisions J. No efforts win
be spared TO maintain the reputation Of this as the
O. EAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
thorough rebuilding rehiting repairing and reflr.
nshng, with several boats added the line makes
this now the most comfortable. Ploasant economical
and expeditions route IN the Great West
2 BE sure and see the Agent Of this Line, before
you buy your Tickets.
lf Through Tickets all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained on application to George W Smith
ONCE eonr Ford and Patterson Streets opposite John
son House, Ogdensburh, N. Y,
=, ~ Ono hundred pounds Of Baggage Free, to each
Passenger
Baggage checked through to all points
For Through Tickets and other information Applv IN
O. A. EDDY,
Office, Steamer Landing, Ogdenaburgh N Y
GEO. W. SMITH, Genl Ticket Agent
Through Tickets can be obtained at Principal r. X
Offices on the VT, Central Line daw:bO 81
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" For he Remouai ~ Obsfrucfions, and the Fnsu-
rance Of Regularity IN he Recurrence Of the Monthiy
Periods.
" They cure or ob,ate those numerous diseases
that spring from Inequality, by removing the rregu
larity, itself
=. " They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Menstruation.
" They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosisl.
" They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
IA the back, aud lower parts Of the body, Heaviness
Fatigue on slight eNertion, Papitation Of the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits Hysteria, Sick Headache Giddi-
ness etc. etc. In word by removing the ireguarty
they remove the and with il al the effects that
spring from IT,
IL Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
tain nothing doleterious TO any constitution however
delicate, their function being substitute strength for
weakness, which, when properly used, they fail
do
They may be safely used at any age and At any pc
Rod, ercpt during the drs three months during which
the unialng Of their Acuon would inaby pre-.
vent pregnancy.
" All let,ers seeking information advice will be
promptly. freely and dscreety answered
u Full directions accompany each box.
u Price ~ per box, or six boxes for 50.
W sent by mail. free Of postage receipt Of price
W Sold BY all respectable Druggists.
DIR. W. X MBRWlN \ CO.,
SOLE PRofRfKToRs.
No. 80 Liberty Street. New York.
g. @. GooDwtS AND NJ. S. BURR & Co, Boston
wholesale Agents daw9Ofl COW
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keaI Gstatr Gor Salr.
Dir SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
4 FARM The residence Of the subscriber in Depot
Village, Mortified. Vt, being two-storJ house with
ell part containing 10 good sized with basement
and cellar under whole house, provided with spring water
in basement aud large brick cistern. The situation one
u the best In the town being Main Street on the
sunny side u Epsoopa Church. with nearly .cfe of
land Said premises was built in summer u 1851, by
day work, in the most thorough 10 every part
roof slated with best Nothheld late all done at cost
u ABOUT $500 all now In good repair desire N
chatge my business Having been employed on the VT
Central Railroad more than is years. wish now to Try
the happy III OF the farmer Would like farm worth
from $1,000 TO $1,000 The above presents very favor
able oppoun " for the farmer who wishes to leave the
farm and fosidc in pleasant village.
Y. q BABCOCK.
Nodhfed, April 2Sth, 1864 O3uunl .daw
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For Rats Nice, RoaoAes, Ants. Bed Buo, uot6, il,
&c. '' . '''''' @''''"'s"'
Wv up ~ <9o oOc and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Flasks
20 ana 30 sizes oi Hor.Ls, PUBLIC IssrITUTIoss &c
Only infallible remedies known"
Free nom Poisons."
mot dangerous 10 the Human Family"
''ka's come out of heir holes ta die Of"
VI Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
W sod by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
~ y BEwAREl Of all worthless limitations
III See that "OosTAK's" name is on each Roy BottI,
and FLASK before you buy
~ " n, HENRY II. CosTAR.
" sold by X BRowS, Montpelier. VI
fs.d.w
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SALE on OR BEFORE MAY Is. 1854
" A l. u ABLE REAL BSTAT Il
EnH gAIH

FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers to sell the Corner Lot and
buildings State and Bridge Streets opposite the Pa
uhon, and situated follows viz 81 2 feet on State
Street, and l61 feet Bridge Street including the De
pot Store now occupied by r and Denison Dewey
Tor Store Room, rent Of $3.50 per year The Store
Is 30 feet by 81 feet ane stories high, with railroad
track side.
Store, both occupied by Den Dewey It rent Of $3.50
per annum. All of said property will be sold together
or divided into three parts and sold seperatey TO suit
purchasers
No l. will embrace all the south end Of the lot GO n
on Bridge Street and 81 - n deep which includes the
possession In 80 days
No 2. includes the Corner Store now rented to Den.
Dewey until Nov 3rd 1853 The corner lot il IS feet
State Street and 1906 feet on Bridge Street
No. 3, is building lot the East side Of said lot
next TO the American House. which is oil feet State
Street; running back l0J feet being an excellent lot for
a modern StOre,-pOssesson At once.
will sell the whole any part As shove described
aud one half Of the purchase MAY remain for term Of
years, as may suit the purchaser Any part Of said
property may be secured private sale before the 25th
Of May next At which time II will positively be sold
ycstmen and point for business be squsnsd
ip the State
January 20. 1854 dAw sos
u RIST AND saw MILL
~ TO SILL OR 70 RFNT
Together with house barn and out buildings, with
half acre Of land, situated In Barre on the Chel,ea
toai three aud half miles from the VILLAGE
said s are known as the CLARK MILLS and are
all in good repair The owner having gone the war
great Bargain MAJ be had and possession given imme
dia,eiy Inquire Of THOMAS WILSON. at Barre
Village
January 18th. 1864 dawsm
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II lGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Il Il INDBLlCATE HRALTH.-Dr Dow Physician
and surgeon, Nos Endicott Street Boston Is
daily for all diseases system Prospsns
Uteri falling Of the Womb Fuor AlDus And
other menstrea arrangements all treated upon path
oogcAl principles, and speedy relief In
30 Invariably certain h he new mode Of treatment, that
Joces In perfect health Dr. Dow had greater
perenoe 10 the o. diseases Of Children than
any physician In Boston Boarding patients
who wish 10 BOSTON few days under his treat
ment Dr. Dow since 1919 having confined HE whole atten
ont an Office practice for the OF Private Diseases and
States. - $500
BA letter. must contain four red stamps they will
not be answered. Oaoe Hours from A. N. to P. N.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

For Dying Sik, Wooden and Mixed Goods shawls
seAris, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats,
Feathers, Kid Gloves Children Cloth
ing and all Kind, Of Wear.
ing App rel
W SAVING or So PER CENT rn
For rs cents you color as many goods a. would
otherwise cost hye times that sum Various shades can
be produced nom the dye. The process il simple
any one can use the dye With perfect Directions
In English, French and German. inside ofeach
for further information in Dye'ng and giving a per
ieet knowledge what eoors best 10 dye over
others, Nth many valuable recires) purchase Hove
Stevens Treatise on Dyeing and Cooring Sent by
mail ON receipt Of proe-l0 cents. Manufactured by
HOWE & STEVENS,
200 BRoApwAY, BOsTos.
fot sale BY druggists and dealers generally S5.25
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Mfoical.

| M p U X Il A N Z
INV ALI DS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD!
It's well known to the Medical
Q II. 4 f: +: !: :.:::'.
~ MsHNSN THE VITAL PRINCIPLE
1 NtEss|T LIFE ELEMENT
VEX MOOD -
This Is derived chiefly from the food We eat but fthc
food Is properly dges'fd H. from any what
ever the necessary guam Ivy Of iron in not taken into the
circulation or bec'i reduced the whole system suf-
fers. The bad b cd win initiate the heart, will clog up
the lungs. vii 'u The brain will obsiuct the liver,
and will disease producing elements to all parts
Of the system, and every one iii suffer in whatever or
gan may be pfcdisposed 20 disease.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned BY def
cheney Of
IRON THE BLOOD,
without restoring 1t the sysem is like trying to repair
a building when the foundation is gone.
1, is only since the discovery Of that valuable comb.
nation known as PERUVIAN SYRUP, that the great
power Of this vlTALIzINo AGENT over disease has
been brought to light
The Peruvian Syrup,
The Peruvian Syrup,
il Protected Solution Of the PROTOXIDE or IRON,
Of Disease by supplying the Blood with its Vital PTn-
cple or Life Element. IRON
This is the Of the wonderful Of his remedy
In curing DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT,
DROPSY. CHRONIC DIARRHEA, BOlLs,
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CulLLS
ANDFEVRRS HUMORS. LOSS OF
INSTITUTIONAL NlGOk,
DISEASES OF The KID
NEYs AND BLADDER,
FEMALE COM
PLANTS and
all diseases
orginat-
ing in
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by DEBILITY or a Low
STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
Being free from Alcohol in any FORM It's eHeygisng
Affects r. ref BY corresponding reaction, but
are permanent sing strength ric0r aud neto hfe
into al parts Of the system and building up an IRON
CONSTITUTION
It excellent sub-titute for Wine OF Brandy where
sumulant il needed.
The following names are taken from our pamphlet Of
testimonials, which will be sent free to any address.
Rev. John Pierpont Lewis johnson. NJ. D.,
Rev Warren Burton. Roswell Kinney, N. D.,
Rev. Arthur Fuller s n Kendall, NJ. D.,
Rev. Gufdon Robins, W. X Chisholm, NJ. D.,
Rev. Syivanus Cobb, Jose Antonio Sanehes, NJ d.
Rev I Starr King, hafceno Amanda. NJ. ID ,
Rev. Ephraim Mute Jr, A. A. Hayes, NJ. D..
n There oan he bat one stronger proof than the te,.
tin'ony u such these, and that PERSON Al
TRIAL II has cured thousands tchere other remedies
hare failed 10 gre relief aud nraids redsoHab
he,itate 10 gre Il a trial.
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Chronic Diseases characterized
by Debility, rs specific.
Prepared as heretofore by N. L. CLARK & Co.
a,...,, -. ,,,.,,., =, FOR sale by
SETH W FOWLE co is fremont St Boston; J. p.
DlNSMOkE, 49l Broadsay, New York.
and by all Druggists. S6.l2.eow
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. II. Eel DY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late AgeHfof patent Office, Washington under
the Act Of 1887
10 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
bosToE, MASSACHUSETTS,
APrHR an extensive practise Of upwsrds Of twent,
Jeas, eontnuesto Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign
Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
PeTs OF Drawngs for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign worss, TO determine the validity or utility OF
Patents or Inventions and legal or other advice ren.
ed in all matters touching the same Comes IN ~.
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New ENGLAND
but through IL inventors have advantages for seerrinR
Patents, OF ascertainng the paentAbty Of Inventions
unsurpassed ~ II not UNNECESSARILY superior TO- any
rhieh can be offered them elsewhere. The TestimOniss
below given prove that Is more secetttl AZ m,
Patent once than the subscriber and socess % me
beat proof Of advantages and ability he would add nat he
has abundant 10 believe and can prove that Al
other Office OF the kind the charges for professional
services SO moderate The immense practice Of the sub
soroer during twenty years past has enabled him TO ae-
cumuate vast collection Of specifications and oasci.l
decisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library legal and me-
chanica works and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question to otter superior facilities for obtaining Patents
patent, and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors. ''O
TEsTIM ONIALs
81 regard Mr., Eddy as one Of the most eapaB, mud
,teoe'PsI practitioners, with whom have had official
Intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
49,, Commissioner - Patents.
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that thav
cannot employ person competent and tf,ooyfI
and more capable Of putting their applications IN for,
TO secure for them early and favorable consderaton
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE
~ Late Commissioner Of PAtents
Mr.. H. II. Eddy has made for me THIRrERE annb
eahons on all but Of which patents have been shnt
ed, and that is pending Such unmistak ,bIs nf
4 great talent and ability on his part leads me IN ,a
mend az inventors TO apply to him to procure ,hsj,
patents as they may be Of having the most fahhi
attention bestowed on their cases. and at very re,onah
charges" TIHN TIGG' s4 pre
During eight months, the subscriber in course Of nj.
hge praouee' made on tioiee rejected Applications
nl1rHES APPEALS. EVERY OEg Of which was decideJ
hh' tapor by the Commissioner OF Patents.
p,.,.,. ~ n ,ooo II. EDDY.
'n' '''o' w. 'M0' $3.50
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PAINTS! PAINTS!

With many years experience in the manufacture OF
Paints and being ia constant with the largest
consumers throughout the country, know the wants
cfhe community and 10 supply that want have
long established brand Of
BANKER ~ CARPENTERS PREMIUM
l. kAD,
that it IL the best aud most economical article in
the market Being white and fine, comb ned with dura-
hiiiy and body 1t make eegsn finish, can but
give satisfaction TO all
This and all cheaper grades NJ ur manufacture are
put up in BLANKETS PATENT KRG," without
extra charge.
The attention If Dealers is particularly requested to
our facilities fur Ma ufacturing WHIT LEAD ZINC
PAINTS, COLOkS snd NARNlSHES, aud for an
swering orders with promptness.
BANKER < CARPENTER
BosToN.
Factory 70, 70 II, K 70 Clinton st Store Io7 4 100
State ST. o. Og
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A London court lately justified wife and
mother, who had been pounded ad hbitum by
her husband, for killing him with a broom.
stick.
There is often quite as much to be educated
out OF young men az into them.
The hammer that ia least likely to hit is the
ninny hammer.
We can best teach the juvenile mind be-
fore II is soiled and spoiled 'Tis sorry writ.
ing on greasy slate.
Little Charles W. was bright lad, and
was nine years old. His sister was walking
with him one evening as the northern lights
were quiyering and flashing in the sky
What do you thiGk that is = said his sister.
pointing to the heavens in the north. Il
think they are angels carry ing lanterns, quick
ly responded little Charles.