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FARM FOR SALE In LYMAN,

- ON the rul Lsidng irOm Gociwin's Mills n
80 Sntl wairrlaro', about Il miles from Raiiefri.
s,.Gs 70 ac % Of %S" ing , InS ,lI Ing
S. farm abDu Il tons II hay. GOi buildings AMI
g,si orch,rL Water at the house aHi barn. Shi t,rn
Win ~ ELi cheap apIas' for son- for further parc-
.,rt inu;r- q the subscriber IN. premises, IN John
T. Smith. Of the Assessors u Bllietorl.
SS3is JOSEPH ROBERTS.
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Prico, 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for 20
PREPARE by 3. sEVERY.
DIR. z. X, KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose, Mass
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Fer P.rifyI.s The Bleed.

There Is nothing now before the public which can
cauel Larookah's Sarssparilla Compound. IL " .
great promoter OF health. when used In the spring
In remove ali humors that infest the system NJ that
season or the year. Nature should be assisted 70
do this through It's own channels by this TREAT AL
teratiye Medicine. .. .. f.fH
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NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

THE suhscribers having ccmpleted an extensive
STEAM BAKERY In this city. invite the at
tsutIon OF the public TO the choice and excellent
articles Of their manufacture, which they conn.
30 Iisposcd TO fAyor them With their patronage
Our celebrated ---f 't-l'.l
"Nutrltive Crackers" Gr
have obtained wide celebrity. and been manuihc
tured by us fIr long time ut Ssco, Maine. TheiI
reputation In this and every place where known u
rmly established, and they are Invariably OF me
same excellent quality. These GIacses a,s Wy ny
are the only Crackers To be found In New England
that are npounded and prepared upon correct
chemical principles, Instead OF rottinE the aousn
into state Of loathsoms ana Gmr ,hs .ssccbsIIns
and nutritiye principles Of tho Flour as Is unlver
sally the case at present. our processes cause us ~
make use OF the dough in perfectly sree! sn ,,
healthy condition, thereby producing no. om,y Nv.
ticies of our production. In proper AMI sa,nIse
tory condition to be used as food by mankind, wne
are declared TO be "Only . little lower thah the
angels ,,,c.
call particular attention TO the many kinds maze
from our own receipts which, we feel quite SAFE w
saying, will prove perfectly satisfactory 70 All VIC
become acquainted with them. Among these w
snumerate our highly priied
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COON.
les, and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BISCUIT
from an English receipt. This Biscuit IL great
luxury. We also make promptly TO order
RiCu POUsD. CIrRos, ALMONp. SILVER, CoCoAsur,
Fancy Sponge. Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cnkes,-aiso, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbies,
Fan,y Rounds and Spanish Drops
In closing, We desire TO suy that We spare nc
pains 10 meet the wants and wishes Of our potr0us
We use invariably the best Flour the market 81
fords. All the other articles consumed by Us 10
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery is constantly
Kent .crupulousiy neat and cleanly, and our work.
men partake Of the same general character us ths
rest Of the establishment and are masters OF theI
business. We fully believe that your acquaintance
with us will but confirm the Impression VIC nave
feebly endeavored 10 convey, and VIC respectfully
solicit your patronage. :, ,o,,, IN
%. n. JORDAN,1 u. n. JoNphN w.
q. 7. JORDAN,
HgLLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., June ., 'G5.
Persons living In tho EASTERN part Of York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'S crack
ers can be obtained ut the stores Of Pierce Scam.
man, Saoo, WIN Moody, Kennobunkport, and Chas
KimbilI, kennebunk village. 2Ju
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Eryslpclas,

Dolls Tumors, or Salt Rhcum, Ulcers, Sores, &c
Moderate doses three times day Will usually Of
feet the cure of the above compa us, but often re
quires considerable time.
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Certain Cure IN all Cases,
Or No Chnrre Made.

Those Who need tho services OF an experienced
physician VI surgeon In all difeultahd sLTonic dis
eases Of every name and nature. should giSe him
0 call.
P.S. Dr. Dow imports and has Tor sale new
article CALLED the French Secret. Order by mall.
tor 81, and red stamp. yls
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Sold Wholesale by II. II. Hay and w. pMiL.
LiPs Portland. and ut retail by DIR. J. SAWYER
Biddeford, y. 8. MITCHELL, Saco, and by All deal
ers I'm medicines. 6tneOlf
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DIR. LARooKAH's
SARSAPARlllA

IL will cure Nervous Affections. Palsy arising
from the abuse OF Mercury or Lead. IL is Tonic
rs we'll as Alternative restoring the tone Of the
TEN, thus curing Dropsy and Genera, Debliiy,
nom attacks that originate In change Of climate,
season and Of life. ...
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. n. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late IgtRf OF U. 3. Pdftsf Once, Warrington,
(ssdsr ths act Of 1871
20 State Street,. opposite kiiby street,
BOSTON,

4 fTER IN extensive practice or upWards o. ~
n year,, continues 70 secure Patents In the United
States also In ureat Britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Donds'
| Assignments, and all PapeTs or Drawings for rs
tents executed on liberal terms and with despatch,
10 determine the validity or utility OF Patents or
InvcntiUns-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same. Copies of claims
| OF any Patent furnished by remttiny One Dollar.
Assignments recorded Mt Warrington.
No Ayeney In hs United Sfafss poasases superior
faculties for obtaining Pat,nn or asesrfaiHing hs
| oafsnfabiiify Of iErenttsns.
his large praetiss made fwsss rejected app!ics-
tIons SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY one Of which
was decided In An yaror BY the Commits,Ie,n.Si OF
Patents II. IL. Eppf.
TESTIMONIALS
III regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the me,t coreei.
and sneees.jsi practitioners with whom have had
'"''-' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring Ipvsntors thai
they cannot employ person more ecmps!srt ana
frssiserfAy, and more capable Of putting their sp.
plications In form 10 sseuJs tor them an early
and favorable consideration nj the Patent Once"
EDMuND BURKE,
Late Commissioner % Pst<U0
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made tor mo TLiIRTEEN
applications, on all but one OF which patents hAvs
been granted. and that ID new pending. such un
his part leads me 10 recommend al Inventors 70
apply TO him 10 procure their patents rs they may
DO sure Of having the most faithful sttsntion be-
slowed on their cases. and at very .esscna6ls sssr
gel" JOHN TAuuAn
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Liar Cam pinints


Is oftcn caused by Scrofula, which deranges the
stomach aud renders II unhealthy. Indigestion 70
not always caused by Scrofula. When 10 Is, this
Sarsa parilla Compound Is ready cure.
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y....,.,.. Headache

And various disorders OF the nervous system ITO
nn.niiv nTis, from low state OF tho constitution.
nj health, and are cured by this powerful remedy
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u usually sunieIsnt 70 eject prompt and radL
Gal cure of lNH
SssrmsfenAea, Or Seminal Rsalnsss,
and 10 equally the seufe remedy for every sreeies
or 0ss,tsi or Uafamy frrifobihty. Involuntary W
1rsdscsd, or however severe, will bs speedily 70
lIeved, and the ORGANS restored TO healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPlNIONS.--"l have used your
Specific Pull In many cases or SpsrmaierrAgo with
D.. LII. d
81 have cured rsry Severe easss with from az 70
ten doses Of your Specific PM.n-B. Keith, Nd.
Price Al per box Six boxes for s., by mall. Ad.
dress ]. WINCHESTER, No. % John 81. NY.
10 e0Wy
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8. D. & n. w. SMITHS
H5szS@
American Organ
MAKES HOME Attractive,
Asd r~ases asd eievases che a'sas 81 all.


nEArnrrL N rrs APPEARAScE AND Rrffcrs.
THESE INSTRUMENTS are pronSans by, by oOmpsss'
tr In the United states They bore OF the palm nj s
recent State Fair acid at Rochester, N. AMI IeSeve
tie FIRST PREMIUM over the whole catalogue eAhou
including instruments from the noa ceepfa'f" ''lAuA
turers throughout thus country. -
Wifh the most perfect confidence We call The atenuo
of the public b. the AMERICAN ORGAN, rs an hhsuu'
ment long desired IN the Family Circle, AMI win oar pa
tent improvements, u aaIarl TO all kinds 81 Musc, a
esIsclay TO Sacred Music with IT, sustained tones anu
hamonirs ~ much desired anil sought for IN American
hunes. .
The AMERICAN ORGANs are superior 10 all other IN.
strments II the Kind, In many importanl PARTICULAR
They are superior Ia their grcaier flness ami cnpe's
Of tone, volume and power. They arr SUPERIOR ~
exprssion auickness u action, and elasticity u touch
rendering them perfect In rapid movements
They are superior In quality AMI beauty OF tone am
when Controlled by the Double Bsiious and Biow Pedals,
Knee Swell &c the most charming effects can b. lTc'ucei
from the sofest whisper IL the LILLIAN harp to te mii
yoL,me and power q the Church Organ thus Grabbing the
rerouner 20 give expressions not ID he ioui In any other
Instruments .,.,-,.-.
The 7rsmolo Stop las pleasing AMI beantfa variety,
syna,hetc Ia qualify, appealing tn the tner emotions Of
the SOUL producing effects ,he mos, s,s sa TN.
S,rsU gives the erfer full control 81 ti tone enabling
him TO graduate from the Pianissimo to TIE foriessmo
Al pleasure AMI combines the et 81 the Expression stop
VI the French Organ In the AMEhi0AS ohoaN' moee
psviectly anil easily managed.
With all these combinations AMI improvements OF Double
Bellows Pedals anil Swell, the AMERICAN ORdAN ex-
cels>in Expression, Variety AMI Power, ana s ~ ue
u master Is capable u the most complete orchestral e-
~ d. pom D,
Being the only authorized Agent tn sell the above lsr
ments In York county, the public are invilei TO cali anu
examine the American Organs, at No. crystal Arcade
Bkideford, Maine.
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WIN cure all discases Of the Kidneys AMI bianf
rr Dr. Fuller. Fluid Extract % Rtcba cures Pain o,
w,akness In the Back suture &e., Weak Nerves, Loss
a Memory Trembling, Dmness q vsion
II Dr. fucr's Fluid Extract of Bnehn Pure iinid
yxy,et mot A weak tea or igssion. Il the one thing
neinil ios all complaints Incidental to smales for par
tt,,lars send Coo ercularl
II Dr.. rullers Fluid Extract Of Dachu cures 0rare
pr,p.cs swelngs and all diseases of the Urinary Organs
In n,er women and children.
sli Or 81 per bottir, bore' Coz 81, by all druEst'
All aIoth-car,cs every where.
better In quality In quantity, ess IN price than
iay oihSy similar preparation.
sLi at wholesale anal retail by the prcpretoS, AMI by
whsI..al. @ Retail Druggists generally throughout ths
ean,ry. l To he q the genuine notice this trade
marx On each bCt,lc.
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MNINE:
|EpEEcIFfe5
(X1f&Il
TwoToS Six
BOXES
OF

~ TIE SPECIFIC PILL
ID usually sufficient 20 eject prompt and rAdt'
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THE subscribers having completed an extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city. Invite the At
teutIon OF the public TO the choice and excellent
articles OF their manufacture, which they conn.
30 Iisposed TO fayor them With their patronage.
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Pound. SpOuye, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. Ten,

Persons living In tho EASTERN part OF York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crack
ers can be obtained ut the stores Of Pierce Scs'
man, Saoo, Vim Moody, kennebunkp0rt, and Chss
Kimbill, kennebunk village. 21u
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Conn Warehouse.

-. NJ. D z - II I ~ q
.lf-um SUCCESSION 70 Z. 2. B.. DuARfNe, ID.
500 % q STILL coErfNuEs 70 ~. -
ken the Lsrgess asd Best Asesrsees'
or tomns, Robes snd Plates that can Do loana !.
YORK County, which viii Be- cold ehsaPsr shsr q
Any other plaes.. Also, Agsnt Tor Crsner 49, -
shost notice. A. the old stand, Dsasfng buiiolsk
Chsssast street Rssidsnes, South SssssS ~. 70
ths City DulldIng. - .LlaIL-- 80 - W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

Of the Treasury reports to us because Of law
to that effect and because we hold the purse
strings Of the nation. The option in the law
allowed Us to require il to DO done in person,
but this the House has never required aud
never permitted. All these reports arc at
once printed and promulgated to us and to
the world. They are open to our scrutiny
and the criticism of ages. The President
speaks by his own authorized Secretaries.
The responsibility cannot be shirked The
new scheme, however, would tend in the di-
recton of making these officers responsible
TO the House, and TO that extent relieve the
President. II the Secretaries were OF great
force OF character they would make the
House bend to their will. If they we're weak
they would become the tools Of a faction, or
Of some srtful demagogue. But the idea that
any less Of secret and suspicious influence
would be exerted when ampler opportunities
Of constant intercourse should be offered,
hardly requires serious refutation.
Mr.. Speaker, have thus presented come
Of the objections to the admission Of the
Presidents Cabinet to seats in this House,
aud to me they appear insuperable. How
ever lamely presented, ! feel confident the
House is in no great danger Of reaching
wrong conclusion, a. all parties have an equal
interest in the maintenance Of its character
and privileges. 1t will retain with most re-
spectful attachment its ancient usages and
bar out all attempts to undermine its consti-
tutional Independence. 1t will not seek obedi-
ence where it has no power to enforce its com
mands. 1t will never consent to dim either
in form or substance the lustre Of its repub-
licsnism and, conscious Of having been Gre
ated and elected to represent the people only,
separated by fundamental law as well as by
all our most revered traditions from exeou-
tive alloy, it will not debase it's original stan
dsrd, no matter whether the solicitation comes
from within or without.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

Judge Field, who claims seat 10 Congress,
from Louisiana, brutally assaulted Judge
Kelley, NJ. C. from Pennsy lvanis, whereupon
the House cut Field off from the privilege Of
the floor. Field has expressed his regre.
Yah , for the occurrence, and begs tina, the
claim Of his colleagues may no. be prejudiced.
Louisiana had better transfer this Field to
some place where bullies and bowie-knives
still reign.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

A Washington dispatch says a delegation
Of Senators and Representatives called upon
the President on Friday, to urge the rein
statement of Gen. Butler in his late command
or that some equally prominent command
should be given him elsewhere. The Presi-
dent declined to grant the request, and it is
said rebuked them for interfering in this man
ner with the control of the army, which was
legitimately vested in Lieutenant General
Grant.
N. B. Davis, identified at Newark, Ohio,
some days since as keeper Of the Anderson
vile, Ga, military prison and who confessed
on his arrest of being bearer of dispatches
from Richmond TO Canada. has been sentenc-
ed to be hung, on Johnson's Island, Februa-
ry II.
letter from Roanoke Island Goth says in
formation from the interior state that large
number of Union prisoners have been added
to those at Salisbury, where starvation and
brutal treatment is on the increase. Rebel
deserters infest the interior counties, rob-
bing and plundering Unfortunately
jeff. DAVIS has written a letter to gen.
tleman in Columbia, s. c.. in which he says
that he will use every effort to defend and
protect South Carolina, and that he loves her
as much as the Yankees hate her
At "a recent execution of deserters in the
was excused from Witnessing the scene not
man having deserted from it since the be-
ginning of the Richmond campaign.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

"WIDELY KNOWN. 1T it generally sup
posed that the Websters, Pamerstons Cor
taschofis, Metternichs, and Garribadis of pol
itics are the men of worldwide renown, and
SO they are where newspapers circulate, bu,
not much beyond. One of our friends lately
returned from China, smuses us with the re-
cital Of his journey inland for some distance,
where the enquiry ofteaest made when he
became known as an American, was whether
he knew or had ever seen the great chemist
of his country, DIR. Aver, that made the
medicines. They use his remedies-many OF
them have been cured by them--and they
speak Of him, as il he occupied the whole OF
America, or were at least the great feature OF
it. A mandarin who had been cured of a
malignant ulcer on the hip by his SArsapsril-
la, seemed to consider it our principal article
Of export, and its inventor one of the few
men this continent had ever produced worthy
the attention of Cinnamon. -NsW York
Nes0s. AZ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

~ The Freeman publishes list Of income
taxes fer 1868, paid in this County, and very
fifty calls attention to the fact that the print
ers pay little or nothing, oursef not being
in the list at all We did, nevertheless, pay
on the salary then received but that was at
Washington, and could not be pu, into the
record here. II there was any income from
printing Alone we have not been able to see
it in our case. and we doubt whether our
neighbors saw it in THERE, Selling newspA-
psrs, not all paid for , at about the cost Of
white paper does not leave large margin to
pay for printing, saying nothing about profit.
MAILS ~ YERMoSr.- Proposals for car
rying the mails on Vermont routes, for four
year after the S0th OF June next, must be de-
lieered at the contract office, Washington,
on or before p. m. Of Thursday, March 3d.
For particulars see Caledonan Of Jan 81, or
inquire at the Post-ofiee, Montpelier.
j. b. Pike, Marsh6eld, has Devon better
which at the sge of twenty-one months ten
days on the 18th Of Dec. last brought a calf
In the seven last days OF Dec. her milk pro-
duced seven pounds Of butter. The county
ia challenged TO produce her equal. Mr. Pike
purchased her for only $50.
The Rutland and Burlington railroad is
now furnishing good wood to its employees
for Eve dollars per cord.
Rev. T. Luce will lecture before the Water
bury Lyceum, on Friday evening Feb Sd,
1865, There will also be a paper read by
Mrs. L. l.. Dursnt and Miss Florilla Barrett.
Capt. P. d. Blodge,t, late of the 10th VI.
nov Ct the Vermont reserve corps, and % IL.
+. A, Page, same corps, Of Barnet, VT, are
assigned to the company at St. Albans.
Capt. R. w. Clarke, who for three years
past has been the efficient Post Quartermas-
ter at Brattleboro', VI, has been relieved by
Capt. Frank Sawyer. Capt. Clarke goes to
Savannah.
Col. W. W, Henry has received the con-
tributions of Rutland. Montpelier and Bur-
lngton, toward the purchase Of new stand
of colOrs for the 10th VT, amounting to
something over $500.
One Of the raiders recently arrested by
Capt. Rice, at the draft rendezvous in New
Haven, Conn, has been sent up to ST. Al
bans, where he was identified as one Of the
participants in the robbery of the banks. A
preliminary examination is being had to-day
TUESDAY and he will probably be bound up
for trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03
ORANGE COUNTY COURT JANUARY
TERM 1865

No. 10. John Montgomery v. A. w. Wild
er and others and trustees.
In 1857 road was laid in the towns OF
Worcester, Elmore and Woicott by Court
Commissioners, called the Eagle Ledge Road.
The road had been in con roversy for great
many years before the defts. in the suit took
the contract to build the rond at the estimate
made by the Commissioners, and 10 let the
same to plf. The pif went TO work, but
finding, as he claimed, that be had been de-
ceived by the defis., abandoned the contract
and brought this suit to recover for the labor
performed. The whole contract was S5775
and plf claimed he had done about $1,000
worth Of work and had received some pay on
the same. Jury did not agree. Perrin and
Dennison for plf Lund, Dillingham; and
Peck for defts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

kvENIEo JoURSAL ALMANAC, 1865: Al
bany, Weed, Parsons q Co. $50 pages
One Of the very best published in the
country, embracing. besides matters pertain
ing particularly to New York, very good
National Register Of public officers aud sta
ils'ics Of elections. Single eopie. 30 cents.
STATE NIGHTS BY Prof. Tsyler Lewis.
has just been published and for sale by Weed,
Parsons d Co.. Albany, N. Y. One copy,
paper cover so cts. One copy, cloth bound,
&lOO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

THE NEw YoRK LEDGER, for this week.
contains a sketch Of Ma. EyERErT's life,
from the pen Of the great historian, the Hon.
GEoRoE BANCROFT, written expressly for the
LEDGER. Mr. BANoRoFT was Mr. EvERErr's
!ite-long lend, and for that reason Mr.. Bon
SER requested him to write ,his sketch The
4th page Of the LEDeER-the page on which
Mr. EvERETr's articles were usually printed,
is in mourning, and the entire contents Of
that page are devoted to the memory of the
departed statesman'--N. y Epening En-
DOCS. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

To THE DauNKARD To the drunkard or
to any one addicted TO the use Of intoxicat-
ing liquors: Stop and consider your latter
end. Think, ere you ruin your health bring
your family. ii you have any, to disgrace and
want, and yourself to an antimely grave. II
your appetite is so strong that you cannot
control it at first, use Pinkerton's Wshoo
and Calisaya Birers, While they stimulate,
they strengthen, invigors,e and counteisct
the bad effects Of the liquor in the syslem,
aud by tho use Of few bottles you will be,
come free from toe sccursed habit, have a
healthy system. cuntented mind full
pocket, and happy heart, 4l;42
Wood, Bixby 4 Co., wholesale Agents.
Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

The first decision Of chief jas,ice Chase. in
The supreme eoart Of The United States. was
mat West Virginia Is legally state. Tue
decision vas gwen ON Tue question placing
the name OF the state on the list when call.