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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
Datbs

In Johnson Dec 27,h, 1883 Geo Gordon scott, son
of G. W Scott, aged years.
In Mous,own FEB 2Sd, u A. scott, aged a.
In llollstosn. Mass March 2lsi, Sidaey. youngest
son Of 4. W. and NJ wil5ox, ofJohnson asedi year.
In South Royalton. March Goth, Mr.. Horauo X
Blake, aged IS years, month, and II days.
In Bedford, Canada East, March sih of paralysis At
the residence u her son-n-aw, q Freligh, Esq, Ser
aph W Rice, wife Of VIM A Comstock, formerly Of
wiamstown Vt. in the 5sth year Of her age.
In Montpelier, April 9, at the residence Of Geo W
Scott. Mrs. Abby Gofham, wife Of Edmund Langdon.
aged 20 years.
Nea Haven Conn papers, please copy.
ln lrs'hurgh, April 5th' Sally wife Of John Smith,
aged u years
Al the u. s. Marine Hospital, Burlington, VI March
18th. Henry W. Crossett. Co. b. 10Th VI ReR't NJ
Cad aud Marstte Crossett Duxbufy VT aged n years
His death caused by wounds received at Orange
Grove, Virginia Nov 9th 1863
Montpelier papers, ulfAse cory
At Annapolis Nd, March l6, Charles Portus Cham
berlin. aged "A years, formerly Of Danvine.
In BAntree, April LIST, Of consumption, Mira Maranda
Howe. aged G8 years, wife u Iara Howe.
In Louisville Ky Sunday mnrnng. At O'Clock, At
The residence VI Dr. Shrader 705 First Street Charlie
H. first and only child Of Captain Charles and l. L
tie Lyman. aged Ave mouths.
In stowe. April 9Th. Nj Lewis Harlow, aged % years
At Fort Riley, March 20th IF pneumonia, Dr. Fred
7. Drew, only son Of o W Drew, NJ d of Waterbury,
W In tho 35th year " his axe
This announcement sil carry sorrow 20 many hearts.
BY several " medical practice In the vicinity Of
Junction City an Fort Riley aud army surgeon at
The fort, he had acquired high and increasing reputs-
ton.
In East Haven. April 9Th, of dropsv. n. L. Walter
M Waiter was the Representative from East Haven
last Fail.
In Paiuaeld April p. ofiuor and bilious complaint,
Mrs Flavia Batchcldcr aged 90 years Mrs. BatCheder
WAS naturally diient and retiring n her manners, Of
obging disposition, keen sensi0iy aud discefnment Of
mind She died believing on the Lord Jesus.
Blessed are the dead who die 10 the Lord
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BOSTON MARKRT

fuh Mhkh hNDANt Afhtl o
AsHEs-Pot9a pearl 10 2alO5-S
C0HS-Sluthcrn and Western, l,3j l.37.
OArs-Si 81.
BrrER-lst quality IS a ID quality 80 80
OHBssB-N Vermont and New York "a Is
l7i2a2l -. refined %
WooL-Common 65 a 70 10 n fall blood merno 70
ais
REMAnKs-Corn ftmer. and advanced Oats IN
~ sdy demand Butter comes in spAfngly but has
downward tendency, although dealers sail demand
IRENE prices Cheese rather dull sugar has advanced
rapidly closing unsettled and nominal The advance
IN refined sugar has been marked than we have
had occasion TO notice in any previous week The
ma ket has become quite active and arm for domes tic
wool, aud the transactions have been extensive
than have had occasion IN notice for time The
sales have been 100000 lbs fleece and pulled rom 50
S5c per 10. quality. Sales Of foreign have also
On large In New York, says the Shipping List IL
be the general expectation u the trade that
atatiou 10 revision Of the Tariff will result in in
crease u mpOst duties and the market Tor desirable
grades Of domestic Is therefore stronger though
not warranted In quoting positive advance In the
event II increased Tariff rates. II is the prevailing belief
that the consumption Of foreign will be measurably de-
creased II the competition be not done away with In
the meantime, manufacturers doing rather in
the way ~ ropenshng their stocks matter Of ne
cessi aud the aspect Of the market the close pre-
sages increased activity during the present month In
Philadelphia says the Commercial List, there has been
Their demand since our last report-more dispoSi
ton the part Of the Manufacturers TO meet the views
Of holders and the market stronger at the close
Manufacturers Of wooen fabrics y eparinR their
! ous Tor the fall campaign, and the amount OF wool
which destined 10 be worked for the market promise
to be woud ffullJ large ~ b. Farmer
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Marriaars.

In Hoiyokc, Mass. March 2lth, Merwin Allen, Rsq
Of North Hampton, Mass and Miss Corolin Marshall
Of Stove.
Ia Poultney. April 4, by Rev John Goady, d. d A.,
Mr.. Jonas CLARK. Of New York, and Miss Ada A Camp.
bell. Of Poultney
In johnson, April s. Mr. sHiman Stone, and Miss
Jurtte Hadey, both Of Eden
In Montpelier. At tie Pavilion, March Oh, by Rev r.
Brown Mr. Martin Day Of Glovst and Miss MarillA
X Poor of Berlin
In Holyoke Mass. "a ut NJ Merw Alien. Of
Northampton and Miss Caroline c. Marshall, Of Stowe
Vermont
In Barton. April 3, Mr.. Osmon BADGER Of Irss-
burgh. and Miss MARY V Patton II Estt0n
In Providence l.. March 2tst Mr. IN mas u.
Ash, Jf., prinicr " Providence, AID Mrs Vin.i v
dausnuru II che late j hu Btofn, E,q. o iva putgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
Markets
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
fOol ON IN a LIE mAhhbl.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIG HTON
reported aud telegrAphed expressly for the Wachman
For the toeek ending Wednesdty Apui i5th, 1864
AUGUST OF STOCK AT MARKET;


AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
tkeported aud telegrAphed expressly for the Waterman
For the toeek ending Wednesdty, Apui l3th, 1854.
AUGUST or STOCK AARKET;
Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Fat Hogs. Calves
This week 1850 5000 600 coo 5ol
Que Que year ear ago. i oii sol 1900 100 900
BHHP CATrLE-BKtra and heavy premium Oxen, and
best Western Steers $3.50 Sl27j, lst quality liz
1900, I'd quality 1925 100; Sd quality $3.50
900, per 100 lbs, total weight Of hide, tal!ow
Working oxen 500 $3.50, or according to value a.
beet
Mich cows. good SIS $50, extra $50 ss5 with
o. without calves as may be agree farrow and ord
nary S25 SIS.
sheep and Lambs liza &c extra liza lOe per b.
live weight
sh,tes-Whole.Ale C; retail lie per 10.
Fat Hogs 0A0 o DC per 10. live weight
Veal calves IS SIG per head.
Hides 10 10 lie per b. Calfskins 20 25c per 10.
TAlnw lie per 10.
Pelts with wool on 50 so 81, Is each.
REHAREs The last twenty days Of continuous east
wind have filed the acids with aud snoW but emp
tied the market Of FISH and increased the and for
seem 20 be gCL.g up slowly on live stock well
dead gold The quality Of beef cattle At market this
week Is very good Batcheder Brothers had 1853 fine
Missouri steers Cambridge the best 100 sold lie,
but at an allowance for shrnkagei equal 10 l2l4 u
2e per TO- We do not think that Northern cattle have
been sold much any higher this week than last but
the Western cost CHER and sold % higher Some
Coo 500 Of the above number Of sheep market
last week after ednesday and should be deducted from
the supply n the next days Mutton has sold
hTsk the week that the butchers sharp for
bargains, aud liberal the drovers although
Calves sell by she head III Of prices according
quality.
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EIsHs LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
COMMUNICATIONS.
WITH rHR PLANE THAT LiGnrs THE ROOM.

BY the fame Of a common lamp. At the
fast can be cooked, N T. ~ tbuns
Simple ia construction. easily kept in
order ready for use 10 moment convenient
TO have on hand. Dr,gyisfs Cireaiar
Fish's Lamps one Of the most popular
novelties Of the day. - The utility OF il il unques-
uonabe. great saving "a made ia heating and cooking
small articles aud be made 10 cook meals for preat
many rsons which Is sctu.lly done on the ambulance
cars which carry the sick soldiers . . Slsnt.6e
american.
70. IA lily use hospital tent. barraok pic.
m-s hshtug turscry, OF sick room, IL 10 ariicle Of
comfort beyond all proportion 20 It's cost. - HaHs
Journal OF Health.
have tried the apparatus, and my wife and /
proclaim the same most valuable and indispensAhle
article, and We wonder how we could have 80 long
done Ui'h u'u . b. cont OIL Cifcuka
An &c no rioal cont vance FOR getting up
neat az short not &c for nursery and general usehod
pufpo'escs' one impytttut INT 3. the saving in
e"'' over coal hire. e J. Ereoug POST
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
CAPACITY FROM ONE 10 FOUR QUARTS
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE
Wlih ONE Blu NEK
Arranged fir Kerosene or Coal OIL or Gas
descriptive Pamphlet 81 thirty wages furnished gratis
ALSO
MON Alta MENT,
Prize 80 Cents
To be attached 20 a Common keto.ene Lamp or Gas
BURNER, by which Ater may be boiled aud
Food cooked also sed TO support
sh.de
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE
WI d. RUSSELL Agent
No 2O6 Pearl S.. New York
AoESts WASTED on. iaw.tf
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES DIR HARvRYs FEMALE
PILLs have never yet failed in removing difficulties
rising from obstruction, stoppage Of nature In
storing the system To perfect health when suffering from
spinal Affections, Prolapus, Uteri the Whites, 9th.
weakness Of tn Uterine Organs. The Pills per
feety harmless the constitution, aud may be taken
by the most deheae female without causing distress
The lime they act like charm by strengthening
inyigorAng and restoring the system To healthy
diton, and by bringing ON the monthly period with re
gulArity, matter trom what causes the obstruction
may arise. They shonld, however, NOT be taken dur
ing TIN first three OF four months Of pregnancy though
safe Of any other time, miscarriage would be the
cult.
Each box contains 60 Pills., Price 81
DR. HARVBY'S TREATISE on Diseases OF fe-
males. Pregnancy Miscarriage, B'Uenness. Steriliy
Reproduction and Abuses Of Nature and emphstcally
the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser pamphe, " b.
pages sent free To any address Sx required :,
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail when dssirsd
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, NJ. ID General Agent
l-2Idsw No. 70 Cedar st, New York
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posToN MARKET. APRlL u

Corn Exohar ge The receipts yesterday have been
1888 bhls -four 1900 bush Oats 1875 bush Rye, 1000 do
Shorts The market for Flour is firm and demand
active sales 0f Western superne 81 rs 81 so;
at S7.75A S. aud good aud choice, including fayorte
81 Louis brAndsat $500 Sll6O per bbl In Southern
Flour very little has been done and prices nomualy
same In Com there have been sales Of new South
rrn yellow at Sl42; aud Western mixed is quiet and
nominal In Oats sales At 81 SSc per buh for North
era and Canada Rye 81 ,40i Shorts $40, and Fine
Feed and Middlings at Si5 per ton.
Professionalism is firm and selling at so 80 S2l so
for prime; $500 "a so for mess and S26 S27 for
clear. cash. Beef ranges from Sii,OO $1,000 per
Dbl for Eastern and Western. Lard lac, bbls and
terces and Smoked HAms, l6 per 10, cash. Butter
and Cheese duh at previous prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUME
TION

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is
the most highly approved medicine discovered II
has stood The best Of al tests Time having had an
pecedented sale Of nearly forty years Ii is
nended by our best physicians eminent cifi-
the press the trade, IN fact, by all who know it.
For certificates which be given almost any extent
wrappes each bottle. The Proprietos will cheer
fully refund the money not entirely satisfactory Price
90 cents and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
BE careful 10 get the genuine which is prepared only by
REED, CUTLER n CO, Wholesale Druggists, Bos.
ton Sold in Montpelier by dealers generally. s2o7
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PURE SYMpATHY.

Sympathy beautiful thing, for it exhibits the cam
gelic' part Of human nature. We deeply and most
sincerely cympa,hise with those few suffering with
bad cold who have not used obtain bottle Of
Madame Porter's Cough Bslsam," for they deprv
ed Of one " the most eeotual remedies for Coughs,
Colds, &C.. ever given to the public But can have
no sympathy with any who will use any other
Cough Medicine, when this popular article price only
rs cents per bottle be had of all Druggists 90 daw
Madame Por,er's Curative Basam can be obtained OF
all Druggists. Price, rs cents, aud in large bottles a,
50 cents. dav.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15

CONSOLIDATION OF THE PALMER PATENTS
Attractive Investment. The subscription books
of tho American Artificial Limb Company are
now open at the First National Bank, Al
State street. Several Of our wealthy citizens
aud capitalists have subscribed largely for
stock in this enterprise, one individual taking
$50. 900 another gentleman who has worn
Palmer artificial leg for nearly fifteen years
subscribed for $4,000. and other similar
amounts have been subscribed for. No bet
ter estimate Of the value of this stock can be
given than that those who have had large en-
perience 10 the use Of the limb should be the
first to avail themselves Of the opportunity to
subscribe for the stock II will be remem-
bor5d that this enterprise possesses features
seldom or never seen in any stock company,
viz. a guaranteed eight per cent stock on de-
posh of United States securities. This, toReth-
or With prospect that the dividends will
more than double this amount, renders the
investment very desirable one. Any one
can see that the assured position Of Is. Il.
Palmer, the immense government patronage
secured, and the broad field Of civil practice
SO long and so successfully covered, with
patronage increasing by the inevitable casu-
aities of war, must give an amount Of bust
ness that will be measured only by the abili-
ty Of the manufacturers to supply. Special
permission has been granted to Mr. Palmer
by the War Department to manufacture limbs
for the rebels.
In this connection reference should be had
TO the artificial arms which are manufactured
by Palmer 81 Co. First there is the Palmer
Arm" which has received the award Of the
Commission appointed by Government also
the " Lincoln Arm" which has received
similar award. The arm business has already .
assumed large proportions, and orders are now
40 numerous that it will require at least two .
months to meet the present demand. The .
facts thus given will enable all interested in |
rich a field Of investment and enterprise to .
understand the basis upon which the bust
mesa is to be conducted. -Boston Journal
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COuGH AND CnLnS.

The sudden changes Of climate sources Of
Pulmonary Eronehiat, and Asthmatie Affections. EK-
perence having proved that simple remedies oft'n
speedily when akeu in the early tages Of the disease
recourse should be had 70 "ByoicH's bronchial
Troohs" Lozenees, let the Cold Cough, Irritation
Of the Throat be slight, by this precaution
serious attack may be eaectually warded Off Pub
nc Speaker and Singers will dnu them eectuul for clear
ing ami strengthening the voice Soldiers should have
them they be carried IN the pocket and taken
oeNsion requires. $500
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A GENERAL REBELLION.

TRIvNPH or GREAT DfsoovERY
The public has re5eed against causrisiHg Hair Dyes
Fashion has foresworn them. sagAcous community
has adopted in their stead,
CRYSTAL RO's HAfRDYR,
and for these reasons II embrowns aud blackens thu
hair the skin. Il is vegetable cloioH burn
ing fluid II does not burlesque with blooming
metallic nages, but produces her hiring Aues. ls
cooling effect is a'ig Il dsfei detection Its results
are uniform. 1t nepey tah Manufactured by j. Girls
TADORO, No. 6 Astor House. New York. Sold by all
Dmpriata Annlied hr an Halt Drnsses glnl.daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT.

certain cure for pains and aches, and warranted
superior TO any other. Group positively relief
absolutely sure Immediately II is used. Mothers re-
member this, and arm yourselves with bottle without
delay. Group is decease which gives notice, ire
quenty attacking the child in the dead hour Of night
before physician be summoned may be too late
Remember, the Venetian Linimeut fails. 5000
Price p and 80 cents bottle Sold by all Druggists
Office SO Cortandt Street, New York dawly
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl!
BATUHELok's CELEBRBTED HAIR DYB

The only Harmlssl, True, and Reiiabls Dye Khoon
The SPLENDID lair Dyeis Perfeot-chAnges Red, Rusty
or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black Natural
Brown without lnjurng the Hair Staining the Skin
eaving the Hair Soh aud Beautiful; impars fresh vital
y, frequently restoring it, pristine color, and recthe
the IN effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sign,
cd William A Bachelor, all others are limitations Aud
should be avoided sodby all Druggist, &c. Factor.
81 Barclay ST. New York Bsiohsor's New 1lo,
Gamer for Dressing tho Har 50 lodSw
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HOPES REALIZED

Rev. 4. Evans, Delhi, Ohio, writes 81
have used Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer and Zylobslsamum. They have
changed my hair to its natural color, and
stopped its falling of" Could anything
more be said in favor Of any articles J 00:daw
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York. daw:ly
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Give heed A cold is often thought to be
a too triaing matter to claim immediate or
serious attention until it gets such hold on
the lungs as to imperil the life Of the con
sumptive patient-then aud not till then do
many think seriously Of relief, when it often
comes too late what foolish negligence we
say when IS cents will 90 so far as to cure a
Cold, Cough. Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asth-
ma. &c; hesitate not to 60 20 Druggist and
invest that in bottle Of Madame Porter's
Copgh BalsaHi. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15

is 1T POSSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIER
car be 80 foolish as to leave the city without supply Of
Holloway's Ointment aud Pnlsi Whoever does 20 will
deeplI regret it, These medicines are the only certain
cure for Bowel complaints Fevers, Sores and scuryy
00daw
HoLLowArs PtLts AND OINTMENT are retailed,
owing 70 the high price Of drugs, No. so cts 20 cts
aud 81 10 per Box or Pot daWIy
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legal Aotirts.
= TATE OF vERMoN

T L OF V Il RM MONT j..
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ss.
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier In said Ds,,;c,
on the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1866
William bHoy' Administrator Of the estats n simeon
stoddard late Of Wsitshed IN said District deceased
presents his administration secount for examination and
aowanoe and makes application for decree on dstrI
UNION and partition Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whersupon, is ordered BY said Court thst said ao-
count and said application be referred session Of said
Uourt 70 he held a. the Probate Oce In said Montps
ier on me th day Of May, ID 1894 for hearing md
csgn thereon And IL 10 further ordsred that no Ia.
hsreof be given TO all persons interested by publication
oi ,he same three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Watehman and State Journal Newspaper published Al
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
INA, They may appear at said time and place and show
~ any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made
BY the Court
V0O2 Attest T n MERRITT ia.
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ObA 4 Ah1t
In Plairdeld Dec 22nd Mrs Ann L. Lane, wi
Edwin V Lane, sged 81 years and months.
Lay the ge upon my oosom.
Let me feel the sweet, warn breath,
For strange chill DER me passes,
And know that it is Ieath
would gaze upon the treasure
Scarcely ven ere 4ui
Fec her rosy d pied fingers
Wander DER my check, Of snow.
am passing through he wuers.
But blessed shore Appears.
Kueel beside me husband dearest,
Let me kiss away thy tears
Wreste with thy grief my husband,
Strive from ridn ht until days
Il nay leave an angels blessing
When vauishetu away
Lay be gem upon my bosom.
lis NOT long she can hc there;
See how o. my cart che ne,iles--
lis he pearl love 20 wear.
IT, d. ATE, years, beside thee
sits anothcr in my chair.
Though her voice De sNeetcr music,
And her face than mine more fair;
II a cherub call thee "fa,her"
Far more beautiful than this
Love my drst-birn, y my husband
Turn not from the mothefless
Tel her somt times of her mother
You can call her by my name;
Shield her from the winds sirrnw,
II she errs, q gently blame
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping
I vail answer II she calls
And my breath shall sir her riuglets
When my voice IN blessing falls;
Her soft, black eye will brighten,
Aud wonder whence IL came;
In her heart, when years pass DER her,
She will find h mothers name.
IL Is said that every mortal
alks betweeT two angels here;
One records me IN, but blot, IL
II before the midnight dfear
Man Trpenie'h--if uncnuct aled,
Iheu he seals il for the skies
And her right hand angel weepeth,
Bpwlqg low with yelled eAes.
will be her right hand angel.
Sealing up th- good FOR Heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches
Find no misdeed unfirgiven
You will not forget me, husband.
When I'm sleeping meath the sod
love the jewel given US,
As | love thee-next % God
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A GARD TO INvALIDs.

Clergyman while residing in South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and thu whole train Of
disorders brought BY baneful and vicious haoi,s.
Great numbers have been already cured by his noble
remedy Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing aud
using this medicine, in sealed envelope. to any
who needs it, Free Of Charge Adares
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
IMPORTANT MAGNETIC DISCOVERY

IMPORTANT MAGNETIC DISCOVERY.
How all Chronic Diseases by new and positive
means Of retaining and Increasing the
MAGNETIC, OR LIFE FORCES ON THE BODY.
Dyspeptics Consumpuves, Rheumaucs, or those who
have any Chronic Desease Of the Secreons Blood,
may in this form Of Magnetism find speedy and effect.
ual cure
Full explanations OF the great Discovery, substantial
ted by several prominent and we'll known scientific per
sous will be sent To any by mail who will inolose
stamp for return postage. Address,
DK. J. H. STAFFORD, Chemist,
maE3O 442 Broadway New York.