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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

The Dr. having large and extensive practical expert
euce 10 the treatment Of diseases generally prepared
To receive pauents iot medical treatment on the most
improved principle and TO treat their diseases in very
superior aud satisfactory manner, and IN the majority Of
20 far exceed the sanRune expectations Of
ne patient without fesortng to any unpleasant tor.
turing processes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
"a THING OF BEAUTY Is AJoY FOREVER %
MARTHA WASHINGTON
ii A Il II EST O II Il r.

"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER goo
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II A l X RE S Z o X L r.
This is the First and Only article ever brought be-
fore the public that will both Hair and Whiskcs
Away now with all Hair Dyes
Who would think Of using any hing dsagreesbc as
Hair Dye, they could only ind anything that would
restore Hair aud Nhiskers TO their natural color
The Martha Washington Ha'r Re,torer will do all
this, and not color the skin No mistake
Try it, and be convinced
lst. 1t . not Dye. Q II will not color the skin.
Sd II will restore the air from Gray 70 beautiful
Black, Brown Auburn whatever might have been its
ORIGINAL color aud cause It 20 assume is former beauty
4th. IL viii cure al diseases and n the scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair from falling off, and
promote healthy grOsth
9th. As Dressing for the Hair Il l. one OF The best in
market IL will change dry, harsh and wiry hair to 3
beautiful silk like appearance.
Oh II will change Gray and Faded Whiskers 90 a
beautiful Brown, aad cause them to appear more natural
than by any other application
Mr. r Pease, New Bedford, Mass, says
The Martha Washington Hair Res orer "a the bes,
article ever had ia my store, Il is selling more and
Mr. s. W, New Bedford Mass, SAYS
1.-THE Martha Washington Hair Rtstoror Suppressed, ,
all the Hair Dyes and storers brought before the
public None equals IT,"
Mr. S. X Bray, South Danyers Mass says.
Il have sold 80 dozen Martha Ashiustou Hair Re.
storer in this section the past four sand no case
has it failed 70 give satisfaction"
Mr. c. c. Bixby North Bfidserater Mass. s.ys.
81 sell more Of Martha Washington Hair Restorer
than all others D."
lady from Chelsea, Mass going Wes' says.
" would give three dollars Tor one bottle rather than
60 without, any other"
Ask NJ l. Lane. owanzey, N II 10 he did not restore
his gray hair and vhiskefs 70 their former beauty by
using one bottle o. Martha Washington Hair Restora.
tive.
Ask MIS- J. I. BiNby, So Danyers. Mas fsle had
not been troubled with bad humor her head for three
years and applied many raedics, and got no reef but
iu using one blule Of the Martha Washington air
kestofer her head cured aud before she had used
The second bottle the hair hau commenced 90 start out
where IL had fallen off and in three months she had As
good head Of hair as whtu a youth
For Sale by Wood, Bxby Co. wholesale aud retail
Agents, Montpelier, VI jau8daW
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Blindness OF Forty Years Standing


Samuel Steere Of Fly Creek, Otsego county do
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Forty
Year, and have been under the treatment Of the most
experienced oculists and surgeons Of New York who
have pronounced my case incurAble
have been under Dr. Oaks treatment for seven weeks
have him but three times and Tor the first time
day these many years, enabled to discover OBJ
eets clearly twenty rods distant also see to read
his on his window shades. which have done In
the presence Of Witnesses from excessive delight at re-
turning vision. When first the Doctor was com.
pletely prostAted in bodily health He has completely
restored me- and am very happy to say that feel full
twenty years younger. l am nearly 70 years old
sAMUAL STBHRB.
Utica, Sept. 9th, 1862.
Witness-J A. Kinney and DIR. Calvin kinney,
Frankfort, HeTkimer county.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

II IN DELlCAIE HEALI II DR.. Dow Physieiau
and surgeon Nos Endieo Street, Boston s consulted
9ey TOT AZ diseases incident 70 the female system Proapus
I or falling o. thr Womb, Fuor Abus, Suppression and
oe menstrual derang ments, All treated upon path
eoFoa principles and speedy relief guaranteed In rev dnys
70 Invariably certain is the mode treatment mat oet
Yse complaints yield under IT, and the afflicted pe rson re-
IN rIge! health Dr. Dow ha no doubt had greater
any physician Ia Boston Boarding Tor
VINO may W5hto In Boston few days under MS treA
mtnt Dr. Dow, since ls5 having confined his whole
outq 40 Office practice for the Private Disease AMI
States. 50 Wv N"''eu
n. bah letters must red stamps or thew viii
1884 MA
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NOR SALE.
Il FARMING \ MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY

EOR SALE.
Il FARMING \ MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming aud market gardening, in quantities to sui,
purchasers, situated the counties Of Ocean and
burlington, on the line Of tie Rtritau and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between Nov York and Phila
delphia, AT $40 per Gre. In addition to all the COM
mon products ut farm, these lands are valuable for
growing eranberries sweet potatoes peaches cranes
tobacco and hops. An drops ripeu ten DAYS earlier
than on Long Island sqtnkum mari is delivered Al
any point on the railroad az one dollar and inv cents
per ton, and ietlzes the land for seven years after
In Application. The lands are mostly covered with
yellow pine timber, suitable for lumber aud cord wood
portion of the timber has been recently cut of leay
ipg the land really for immediate cultivation Price
cedar rails IS per 100 Cord wood At any railroad
station, - per cord portion OF the lands contain
large quantity OF the best pou,rs's cl " yet dsooy
e'ed, for The nlnnuhenre Of yellow ware Sawm,
"ilhn one mile OF Shamong Station. A good hotel
A. SaAmoug on the lands offered Tor sale The loca.
ton rs yer, healthy and water excellent Lands well
Tered with unailug streams aud supplied with good
mil sites AID water power for Manufacturing pur-
pnses The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage i"r term Of years il desired II the pur
chaser oufyafcs the land
For further particulars apply 10
\. u. CHErwOOD, Elizabeth N j.
WA. o. GILES, 10 & ~ Franklin st, NewYork
yo.S4
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NO article has ever been introduced to the public that
has met with greater favor, given more Universal sa
isfaeton, than '
FRENcbs VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
rhis preparation is no com pound Of ebepi,,l o.,
tAns no oil or alcohol but IL simply composed on
ale mattfT. and is the most complete e''
II IL not dye.
WARRANTED WARRANTED
every instance, 10 restore Gray Hair in is natural
eolnr and condition. TO promote new growth fexeept
where theroo's have been dorgani1ed BY age OF SCI
PhkNkST The HAIR FALLING orr.
Iosfsdeae Dandruf and Humor from the soalp. IN
eDs Nervous Headache, 70 keep the head ole.n .na
seol and The hair moist ard glossy.
AUSTIN d. FRENCH,
.-. Poftai d Me
g1-eold by DrusVi.b ever,whsre 81 ly
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hoSrRAAL,
April 5th 1860.
Messr Henry q Co
Your Vermont Lini
meni has cured me u 4
khe umatism which had
settled .n my limbs, and
forr which blessing you
may we'll suppose I feel
grateful-T QUEsNEL.
South CRANKY, e W
Mr. y 4ry H. GRAY,
Chemis Montreal
Sir I'll am most hap
py % state that my vile
used Henrys Vermont
Liniment, having acci
dentally got a needle
run under her finger
nail Iae pain Vas
most intense but BY
using the Eminent, the
pain WAS gone ina few
minutes.
Yours very respect
fully,
W GtBaoH.
MONTREAL.
Dee 18th 1850
Messrs Henry s Co.
Having on various
occasions used your II
nimeut | am happy 70
say that / have always
: unu ~ beneficial /
have frequently used II
Tor Bowel Compliant.
and have never knoen
10 % fail b. efeoting a
cure | think il The
uest medicine I ever
used f1r Diarrhma sum
meT complaint and dis
orders Of a similar char.
aeter ! have also found
TIA never failing speci
hc f1r Coda and for af
'ectl0ns Of the head 4
alVays recommend h to.
my fIiends and would
uot be- without u 10 the.
House flrsuJ consider
gon
W BALDWIN
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MI1FonD, OTsB0o Co., n. 7, May sth, 1894.
This is Ia certify that have been sick with "Catarrh.
al Bronohitis' Tor nine years. Last March | in.
duo ed to Try DR. Oaks treatment which relieved me in
ten minutes used to cough half the night and raise
phegm, my sleep was 30 much disturbed, thatl would
awake with burning fever and respiration After using
the Doctors medicine month gained in hesh ten
pounds at the end Of two months weighed twenty five
pounds more than in March previous. Ny Cough leh
in two weeks the night sweats ceased OF three
nights, my fever left my appetite aud sleep returned
and truly say that have been as 1t we're raised
from the dead to newAess OF life, and this with but
months treatment
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Nj ILLS FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
4tI ters for sale the Mills aud privilege situated at
sbot Upper Village, belonging the estate Of Elah
Perry, late deceased
The property consists Of FIGURING and Grist Mil in
htstiate condition and repair and donga lars business
together with Saw MILL Millho and outbuildinPs
- The same will be sold At bargain to close the estate
no more desirable or profitable property Of the kin can
be found in the country.
All persons indebted to said are requested TO
pay The same "
3Su ALLEN PERRY Adr,iris,,,,or
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS


Late Agent Of a. 5. Patent Office, Washington Cunder
The Act Of 1887.
76 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY, STREET
bOsToN, MASSACHUSETTS.
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to Patents In the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign WORKS, to determine the validity OF utility Of
Patents or nyenuonsand legal other advice render
ed IN all matters touching the Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded al Washington
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through II inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, Of asceraiung the paentabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by, If not immeasuraby superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that is more successful at the
Patent Office than the subscriber and success is the
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add tnat he
has abundant reason to believe and prove that at no
other office OF the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during twenty years past has enabled him
emulate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 20 patents.
These, besides his extensive library u legal and me-
chanca works. and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able, beyond
question: 90 offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey 10 Washington 10 procure
patent and the usual great delay there saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

DO 7o.4 u YER Drug and County store tafo4.soL
srmont and Cauadas
kaa'l So Cent? per Boffls
John HENRY . Co..
Proprietor.
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sold At every Drug and Country Store throagho
Vermont and CsPpdsg
Read 30 sf'., rs et' aud 81 80 per Boule
JOHN r. HENRY = Co,
Propnctors
Main Rtrest wAterburr. VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

III K N X Y
V F. r Nj O N T.
EMINENT !


This popular med
cine is no Ion ger an e.
T-s pertinent Thousant
b u people who have use
- IL. bear witness 20 u
- superior eKcsllencs Aat
Liniment aud a Pam
- Killer. Full directions
- accompany each bottle
-----s Il may be used extcf
~ ually for
rheumatism,
- Neuralgia,
: Iooth-ache.
- Headache.
m Burns and soalds
~ Bruises and
sWellings,
Sore Throat.
-- LumbAgo,
SC, sc.
and may b. used int,
ually Tor
Cholic and Colds.
. Cholera Morbus,
Bowel Complaints.
- DiarrhGa,
- Wind ChOlic.
" SC, sci.
- Much might be said
- OF It's remedial proper
lies and magical effects
- but the limited spae.
= this Advertisements vi
oulJ admit Of a geu ersi
summary.
- Il is prepared With
- care great paine bein.
-. taken TO allot an eHfct
proportion Of each o
is Ingredients, 10 such
a manner that the com
.-- oinalon shall be 10
every respect. a. once
-s--% more rapid IN il opera
.----ss ion, and more s9ectuAl
han any other siInilD
- medicine.
- "A A single Teaspoon
- fui taken IN warm vater
- 90 otherwise asthe tAstt
may dictate, checks d..
lyyhGa, CA0hc and al
. botosl Complaints With.
10 most incredib
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
EYE A N D E A r
CERTIFICATES

the most improved and modem principles with en-.
rely remedies, and With little or no suffering to
he Mt pAeu
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A. CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits, which UNIT them
for business pleasure. the duties oi married life
also middle aged and old men who from The i1es of
youth, other feel debility IN advance Of their
years before placing themselves under the treatment of
any one should first read "THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married Ladies' wishing 20 avoid increase n Family
sl learn something Of Importance BY pursuing The
Secret Friend"
Sent 20 any address, In a sealed Envelope, receipt
Of Twenty Ave Gents. Address
DIR. CHAS. A. STUART & CO..
9647 Boston, Mass.
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THE
Boston & Yenango
PETROLEUM COMPANY
we Fer a.
"A No. J."


Although not pro iuoing at present the prospect At
least equals that Of the Columbia on Company of Pitts
buTgh, at he time Of is organization, with has on
original subscription Of $1,000 a profit Of s5I 500
in two years, and continues TO ay la the same RATIO
Full information will be furnished in regard to TIVE
above aud all other Companies in the market upon ap.
phea'ion at our office, personally or by letter
S--PAriiss remitung funds to us will please send
ehtre's except shen drafts be obtained in which
case We will bear the charges Of forwarding In this
mAaner ihey can obtain reliable receipts
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mtoiraI.

Ken NEDY'
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
Tho only Ointment for the cure Of all cruptons and
outaneous affections
IL is wholly
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
1T WILL ouRE
Salt Rheum,
Eryspeas scald Head.
Piles. Feons, Ulcers, Sore Eyes
Chilbains, Shingles, BOils, Cuts, Wounds,
Blisicrs, Rirgworms Pimples,
Burns, Chapped Hands,
Scads
X f. n N f. - Y =
SAL nm ON OfNT IN EN- r,
Contains no mercury or other mineral substance IL Is
wholly and purely
vEGE TABLB
One trial is sufficient to convince the most skeptca
batits efficacy In allaying Inflammation and reducing
sweIlngs is wonderful
The Great Family ointment,
KENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
should be in every household No other Ointment car
compete with 81 - ready and speedy means Of relief
For BURNS and SCALDS ti the most perfect cur'
As an BMOLLIENT
KENNEDY'S
SAT- hheum Ointment
is unsurpassed.
The TOUGHEST SKIN is made su GOTH
CHAPPED HANDS are instantly healed,
CRACKED and DRIED LIPS are healed AMI
sofened
To keep the hands aud face comforla le during The
cold weather put little Of the Ointment when go
O. bed
Put upin two sized bottles The smaller % CENTS
the larger so CENTS, per bottle
Sold in Montpelier by Wood. BiNby Co.. and n X
Brown. Druggists 3ls2
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JoHE W. SMITH
For references respectfully refer to Dorr r. Russell
Bank CoOpeTstown, John +. Scott, Cooperstown Geo
Worthngton, Worthington Bank, Charles W. smith
Otsego Bank
hereby certify to the veraey Of the above
BErSEY SMITH, Milford.
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which will show itself by the quantity and color Of III,
urine and natural consequence, long train Of dis
eases will follow.
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5ubn q. Nrurp 4 Co.'s Column.
~ H. DOW WIS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

This old time tried
standard remed, 81 |
maintains it, popular
~. When an Others
have proved inefioisn'
the Elixir alone cot.
. hnues TO give satisfae
~ ton.
Use IL for
Cough,
Colds,
- Catarrh,
III Asthma,
Group,
Inciplent Consumption
and all diseases Of tn,
Throat, chest and
Lungs.
81 YEARS AGO
- The Elixir first mad,
its appearance anr
even then, In lie print
tive and imperfect state,
- produced such extraof.
= binary results that Il
= became, ct once, geo
eral favorite Many
have made e., what 4
really Is, a Family Med.
icine.
For A. more than
q half The diseases so
II which flesh IL heir" of-
iginate from colds, -
this may be considered
- a general preventive Ct
Z all diseases, by rcmoy
ing the pnmeTAl cause
- ADULTS
Should always keep
this Family PhysioiAl
49, at hand and by ~
timely use save hun
- dreds Of dollars that
would otherwise b z
swallowed up iu dis
charging doctors fees
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nuNkNhsS CAN BE CURED -
- Having been aiiote,. with drunkenness in my
isy ior the last fifteen years, have spared neither
Pans nor expense Ia search Of cure therefor Han.
ply suooeedea aud eau now rejoice ia a son restored
10 ms manhood again, Wishing 10 benefit others who
are anio'ed as have beeu will send the receipt lor
me cure with fall direouus reoep Of 6fty cents
Adaress DR HUMPHREYS,
Care Of Box 5o4a
u'o'uom Now York City.
SHOULDER BRACES al
~ BRowNs
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JouE FREEMAN,
H. S FRGBnAK.


Dr H. a. OAKS Dear Sirl feel very grateful to you
iuI your klhdntss 10 me during your attendance am
HERMAN by birth, am AZ years Of age. have resided
IN America or hNe years For steUe yeatS have be en-
troubled with bleeding q the lungs have been under
we treatment Of very eminent French aud German ply
sehs IN Europe nave also been subject 10 the hest
treatment OF some eminent American phy,oians Yet
win al ms array Of talent combined With all air con
uhuous Efforts az with all their extensive facilities
ssrl my case hated their utmost skill. / used 10 spit
large quantities Of blood daily NJ iron frame began IA
culver under the alternating influence Of disease /
depaiTed Of ever recovering, of even being hepe6
gave up end had decided let the disease tske it
COURSE until Wilkins, Esq reeomm GUIDED me to try
your treatment an indeed peTR 0,atef4ifhat ID
&c. ioT IN the short space of mont you did more m,
me u an all the phl sIclans whom had previously EN-.
MEfl """
am, dear sir, yOdrs very gratefully,
@ NJ THOMAS.
The Doctor may be consulted at Montpellef At IN,
Nufnhan. House, Room No. 9, for NO DAYS. and
hall above.
For references sac circulars ne had A. his room
Once hoaTs hom A. NJ, until SPIN.
CONSULTATION LOO.
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G. s. WHI1BHOUsE. J " PARMENrRR
CHARLES SMITH JOHN SON BEAN
JAMES =. BhlDGE, GEO x SMITH

Books f'r Subscription open at our office Only
1900 shaes offered to the public ubscri ption
price OF $40 each, and would advise prompt appca-
ton believing the Stock TO offer good and secure in
vestment Five wells are now being bored the pro-
peres Of this Company and the Interests Of the stock
holders in the hands Of able and competent managers
Full information will be given Oh application at our Of
fee, in person OF by letter.
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THE
n Il w Il n G. L A Nd
p EFT ROLEUM OMPAN


oUer per Gent per Month On their Copitai
and this Weld is steadily on The increase Whoever in
vests in this property will be richly rewarded. Those
connected with II Of the highest standing
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TKSTIM ONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and
fucccsstH practitioners, with whom have had official
Intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents.
~ have hesitation In assuring inventors that tbev
cannot employ person eteft and trtsttoorthV
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
90 secure for them early and favorable consideration
At the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr X. II EDDY has made for THIRTEEN appli.
cations, all but II which patents have been grant
ed and that is now pending Such unmstakable proof
q great talent and ability on his part leads recon-
mend all inventors 70 apply 70 him to procure their
patents they may be Of having the most faith
attention bestowed their and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
arge practice made on tUioe rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was decided
uhis faUor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
II. EDDY
Boston. Jan. |. 1866 36s7
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THE BOWELS,
And produces eostiyeness, unhealthy humors and an
pure state u
THE BLOOD,


And tends 10 close The pofes Of the skin which unon
animation will be found to be dry and husky and u
Al so tends @ diFafrHuge
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s25,OO PER ANNUM.

Many wells yielding ron 25 to IS and sever
al have reached 1000 barrels, while one, 1.-THE Noble
Wen, on OIL Creek, Penn.) has yielded no less than
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CAPITAL STOCK, s45O,OOO.
NUMBER OF SHARES, 10000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, IS 90.
WORKING CAPITAL, s25 900.
PREsIDENT,-E. c. BATES, ESQ.
TREASURER, JAMES. II. CLAPP, ESQ.
DIRECTORS,
Franklin Haven, Jr., X. w. Sears,
William Lincoln, f. 4. Smith,
d. NJ. Yeomans, ], H, Clapp,
+. C. Bates.
Subscription Books are stil open at our Office for A
limited number Of thMes, which can be secured BY
prompt application
The inducements to invest whioh are offered by the
properties OF this Company, And the well known char
ser Of It's managers, fully enitle Il to the confidence
Of the public.