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Receipts Of Produce.

svpr Ola aa7 bbl.. Flour. los bbls. Whisky, 40
bbs Corn Meal 2a 900 bush. Wheat % 600 BUSH Corn
10 o45 bush Oats C. 100 bush. Barley 40 pigs FLOWS
ions 80 pkgs Lard, l,O43 pkgs. Butter
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OFYlog OF Pacific MAIL Steamship oxPAsYI
Nrw.YoRE. sept ~. LOS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board oil
~ D-.rters have od ed su additional TWENTY FIVE
PER CENr TO be decrcd pid to tie Holders Of Record us
Four Millions Scrip stock, istrd Argus, - 1907
,pbirct % al The terms and conditions ih'rfoL o..
Inc SCR Transfer Books viii be cosed fuefdny sept ~
and ,eopeu-d Wenc,iiv Sept "a aud nee Scrip Cerhcaes
Wi be- adv for delivery md aiicr that date on pn '
rem er Of tho Oisna schp BY order Of he b0lid 81 III
rector, THEODORE JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Southern Ohio y;. .od IN NINA yellow . 30032
Mich i'll, 4ua Ne Ne sw'mou 10 medium. ;. .26 e2a

nh IN iud. WIS., good to nne yellow SS1Ss
MM;oh' IN Ind. Wis. common 70 meoiuA"'''"
State factory, good to choice. p D......i9 g,of
state fair 70 good ...............-.'..'',s ,c
state diaries choice. ....--.-.-..'..'',o U no
English dairy Conn., e.
English dairy (Ohio) -...----.''.'-''',, 80,
Vermont daiiv.. ..---.-'.' - 4.
PETROL EUM-Crude Is egaiD better under faf ae-
uond the stock il much reduced. and the rece'pts
small sales Of 1000 bos at 36! csc, closing NJ tne
latter rate, Retired in pond Is also In small STOCK ana
has advanced; sales Of 600 bbs at 6Oa62c closing az
The latter rate, Refined free is firm ct slds2c. Inc
market in Philadelphia IS firm and prices Advancing
RICE-Carona is very firm the tendency OF prices
is upward; Rangoon is in moderate request III Jul
rates. , a.,
but prices are without material changer we quote iir
10 ood Refining u; l2}Q 3c; sales OF GA hhds CUBA
81 l9lG l3c., Refined are without change to note
SEEDS-Clovsr Seed is IN fair demand. but prices
ere unsettled; We quote at iOi5c. Timothy Scec Is
scarcely so firm and qnet at sSds5 % koash fiaH
SEED is without special change in prices ir inquiry
prevails a, s3de3 TO- -,
TAILOW-The market IL very active and hrn !;
sales Of 10 OCO 10 ri 7tc. for Western; t0iic Tor
Eastern md II, al7ic. for City.
WHiSKY-Thc market is fairly active and nrmefj
sales Of 400 bbls. at 81 29l a 50 30 for Western.
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OFFICE OF THE RANDALL siLyTR MINING tcsPNf
No o. NASSAU ST. NEW \ OK. sept. u, ltt3
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCk-
H. HOLDERS. foT the election Of officers OF ths company,
Wi be this Office MONDAf, Oct IJo', between
the hours Of 10 g. M sla r. IN. Of that day: 49,,
II. /. JOY Secretary. pro ten. w 4 JOY, ffe@
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Two the NERVOUS and DEBiLIrATED.
j DR.. HAMMOND formerly Professor IN the Syracuse
Medical Corre ~ " has returned to the city aud be
con.nfel heretofore Improved Method Of 1T ateni
No 81 East Twenty seyepths opposite tue New Haven
Railroad Depot .io 81 No. 68 Blosdway) III. BOOK be
lad Of the Publisher only ENERARDUS WARNER, No !
Ie..y st., Astor Hou,s. Price 81 20
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AT MOBILE, ALABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY. OUro

AT MOBILE, ALABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY. OCrO-
Der a. u m, iof TIE
Side wheel steamer Laurel ia l. re.st. I'D I33 tuus.
side wheel steamer Warrior registered sG6 tuns.
Sidrwheel steamer James Battle. registered OzI tuns
Sidewhe,l steamer hne, registered 3fl tu1s
Side wheel steamer \. w. Tnomas, registered 81 tuna
Slie-waeel steamer Starlight. registered J5l tuns.
Side wheel steamer lbcryils, registered 300 tuns.
sidew heel .teamer j. D. swain, registered ~ tuns.
S,emwleel Jennie Rogers resi,t' red 346 tuns.
Ste.nwhee steamer Il. b. Hamilton sunk registered le9
tuus.
Screw.tug Perry, registered l3I tuns.
Screw-tug Alph Cutting. rrg-e % tuns.
Scrow-tgs Blossom. registered "a tuns.
Model barge Ford, Canal Boat Golden Fra, Canal hoet mo
nsmsl forty ol Pontoon Bsrges thirty lJ0) iawi Boats
snd three go sectional Docks.
All OF which con be at MOBILE, ALA, until TIE
day Of sie.
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pro.essiondl Notices.

nR. KUCZKOWSKI. Hydropath, No. 50
~ Anity,, Office hours roin 10 u a.r from to 4,
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OFFICE or THE PANAMA. RAILRoAp CoNPANTl
IoSrIsy BuiLpIYOs 30 10 WALL sr.. Z

SEw.YoRK. Sept. ~. 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the DIRECT
n Ons Cd ~. pAGAMk RAILROAD COMPANY h,ss
received the Re,eT ed stock Of e Company Anonni
ins 10 TWO MILLIONS Of DOLLARS. TO be dis'nhuied
Crsnv Al III. co.e OF busue- on the ga inst, Ia the
nort on Of two shares for zach shares u.rn h'd
Certificates Stock viii be ready .or deseIy on and
after THUR9Dki, OesoD.r - 1890 u
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cuARrrRaAsrzR. GENERALS OFFICE, }

WasHrSGro~ y. C., J0Iy 49, 1875 ;
+ ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM.
IL coats. WHARF BOATS, BARGEs and OI dLR
cevod places and n tie dos hereinafter named for
the '?sfiFas,f If 'ls BARoEs
~ ~ sSswaoSRRLlF IA, UNTIL WEDNESDAY, oc.
TOBER 4. y IN. for the
Model barge Mulgsn and one GU Coal Beat
Which be seen a. PORT HUDSON, La. until the day
For the wh.rboa Naiehez TOO ,un. and two u Coal Boat,
Which can b. seen at BATON ROUGE, La. until tue day
ALSO, FOR THE
sde-wfee steamer Colonel liocomb (ouildns, registered
sile.wh-el steamer Iinoi. registered COO TONS.
siie.whe.l steamer W y. sayory, registered % tnns
Side wheel J. ". Brown registered 3j9 tuni.
eide wheel steamer 4. q. hrown. REGISTERED 2;9 tunI
sile.wheel sthesrneI Ohio Belle registered $40 tuns
e.whrel steamer Mustang registered l7s ,uns.
Sds.wheel steamer Diana registered no tuns.
siswh-e ss amer SAINT Charles, registered 33I TINS
Site shrel l. H. F.ehd,. registered 6sl tuna.
Sdr-wheel r. J. Adams, registered G81 tuns.
SIDE steamer s W .es,e,ra "a Ss TONS
s,-Tn.whrci steamer Iowa, registered 40! tuus.
steamer Dck Falton 80. 2 registered le TINS
seia vince .,ear Go oagi sneiet Ieg.,sTed sS .an'
S'caiw Lsol steamer Corne, REGISTERED -tGns
Sc 'e, L11s VsS 's,s,sa % !un ,a0.
Screw tug Leyiat al. registered J!t tuas.
Screw ias BinnIe bsns', registered % tuns.
Screw tug Bstic, registered ll3 tuus.
Screw Tug Captain Ptsins nov buiidins).
Srie~ fut b"orZe r. IAlrl. REGISTER ed ITO tlns
Screw tu2 America, Registered +ib tun,.
Screw ug HaucoH, fe-isicred $50 iuas.
Screw tug ADMIRAL rc.isi' rcd los tuns.
Screw tug Gladiator. registered II tuns
Center heel steamer hepp-l rttssLed 81 tnn' n. ,n,
Cener.whee steamer COone burn, registered 81 tuns.
Model balses. Nos ~, II, and Abbey.
Canal bost Rossir
Ton t0l gunwa'e 3aTsos.
Tweuiyio ga Pontoon Boats.
-Four a. yawi Boats "a sail Boat, () metallic Boat
tive % SSids and Que ti) set Of Ways
An Of which 30 at NEW ORLEANS. La. until the
dey OF sale.
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Persons making proposals Cor than one boat or barge
should He nnber Of each boat barge oid Io
with price proposed to be given Tor rscn. 80
Each envelope containing bid sboni be sealed ana tns
Of the boat blge description OF tire property
Endorsed thereon aud Addressed Br bdrr Oenefsi L. D
Par Che OF Rail and River Transportation III care OF
the officer IN charge Of liver transportation al the count dess
mated for opening bids.
Tie Government the right to withdraw any oil
the above property and to reject proposals deemed TOO
low.
Payments b. made IN United States currency upon ho
acceptance Of any proposal and prior to the delivery oil inc
properly. =,
u description Of the poPert may BE- obtained on apph
cation Colonel Arthur Edwards, Assistant Ouartefinastef
st. Louis Missouri.
by order Of the Qusrermas'cr.Genersl.
LEVI, Is. PARSONS.
Brig Oen aud Chief of Rail and River Transportation.
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EOR SALE,
l. The MACHINERY OF tho GRARD FINISHING
WORKS, all in good order. Apply 10
ROBT. J. WALKER,
No SO North Eishthst.. Phlhdelphia
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lost auo four0.

aeOSn REWARn.-Lost or stoi.' on Fri
W "~CO day last, between MaIenane and Cedar t.. II
pa Aasn ,3hi,iing eight common Cod n. nting case
WATCHES, Nos S1ls aud 10 Jules Euunrrv " sagne
,uaAcr No i5l6 ffrlenoud Co.. Locc maker; Ao, 'l
u, 70, 6<bi s3lb brb Fitz Cou,ossr Loco maker Ihs
sbs reward VII be- paid for the recovery Of the abop by
A. X. LlIILbFlhLD no. 100 Broadway Room No ~
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NINE. DEMORFST's IMPERIAL Dh NE
Tfrv,ToPs ,ss.a the ,trcss In such w.y ~
hang, PEACEFULLY round the person. rs cents at NO. 80
WAY. Nslsd fes On Tsceiyt Of Price
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Alaebinerp.

ANNULAR diamond DRILL.
TIVE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY of
L NEW-YORK prepared 10 fnni.h their
thncs built ia the thorough aud uurgusel for
rapidity economy aud precision 81 work. The simplicity,
durability and ceapuoss OF tho machine renders superior
anything Ia for Oh purposes OF mining, tIuueng quarry
in an rock 4sing The machines DO used By steam
hand power are rAsiy handled ahd he operated all
angles For further psuars inquire the ice address
J. WALfS, Treasurer, No. 10 Finest, n. \.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE, at Victory Mills

TNODD d RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer-
chsnts No Deyst works laf. rson, y. j. uianefso-
tnre stationary aud portable Engines sni Boilers FLAX Hemp.
Tow Oi~um. and Rope Machinery NH eiarins Shading Nc
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GOLD MINING COMPANY,

ILLINOIS GOLD MINING COMPANY,
CENTRAL CITY. COLORADO.
Oficr No 90 Broadway, New OK.
ASA POTTER Pre-. THOS l.. TAILOR, Treas
rRrsTELs.
A. Potter, No. - Broadway, T. hcnnsdhy. No II? BdSey
A. H. Wright NO ~ h.gsy. Colorado.
T. l.. Tay6r, No Wsltt. A. l.. Husuns No "a B'dgay.
suh,cfipd0ns ite amount u capital received ~
81 per share. Far value. ; 10 per share. .
II. J. EDDY. Secretary, No. - Brosdwsy, y. Y.
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- N0pTs TespecIlIly, -.
CWAUNCEV NJ DEPEW, secretary Of 10.
s..;a, Ss, ON ard cssH,y on Ns,o.York, '.a- 80
by certify the abovc To be true copy OF me ,,t
ceised By me this day from the Secretary o.
Sheriff ofthe City and County OF S NV ~ a,
Publishers Of newspapers notified not 70 ~ sn,nS
vertis.n,en, unless iy authorized 10 so BY 'A'
Laws OF 1850, Chap. 49, yrrry sheriff
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WHAT rs IT2

The Indian Compound Of Honey Bcnese, Squill',
combinaton OF the essential oils aud extracts Of over
20 different kinds Of and herbs besides those from
which it takes s name prepared BY chemical process
40 TIA, Medical properties Of each plant retained
in highly eoneenuai state while the useless and
wholsoms portions rtJeccsd IL Is noi' peasant
the than any other medicine, and can be siven 70
any person. at any time under any eire imsAnoes-An
ven to the smallest child with the most perfect safety
will positively sure eonsdnPtioa (eaus'i BY cods,l
in and second stages InaAmaton Of the Lagn,
aoross the Chest Difficulty OF Breathing, Honsensss
from public speaking any other cause, and IN fact az
diea,es offhe throat and a.9s not too far adoanesa
aud oil give grea relief adVeHeed and 'neuTd5e ca
60 Of e0HsuHPtsoH.
Every person should have &c IS It prevents eonsump-
ton Invariably when taken In lime, and 70 cure your
cough 1t surely will and many doctors bills
Doctors it in heir prsetce and Families They REQ
ommend t. 30 does ever body that Try It, You esn take
ii 70 your family physician, let him Try it, and he does
not recommend it good aud get your money
again
Prepared BY Drs COMBS 3 WILSON, Ne" York
City, and Auburn, New York For sale by ali druggists
Iud dealers n medicine.
Wood Btxby \ Co, wholesale vsents, Montpelier
Vermoat Septl6.dly wrop75H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

Gov. Orr in his message delivered to the
Legislature of South Carolina on the 9th
inst says that the people of the State are
not able to pay taxes; recommends no appro-
priation for schools, citadel or college; sug-
gests the issue of certificates of Indebtedness
to the amount Of half the taxes advocates a
memorial to Congress to alter the law about
the direct tax, and thinks the Legislature
should provide for its payment; recommends
State Law. and general act Of incorpora-
ton and renewal Of State guaranty or rail-
road bonds nearly due thinks the South
Carolina College should be changed to Uni
yersity, with small appropriation for pro-
fessors and that the citadel should be made
self-supporting suggests the appointment OF
an agent to collect State property; recon-
mends reorganization OF district boards, and
provision for the asylum.
A week or two since. Gen. Longstreet make
a visit to one Of his old staff officers in Aber-
deem, Miss, aud, upon the very night of his
arrival, the house in which he slept was sci
on fire. When an alarm was given. it was
found that the chain Of the well had been
broken and all the buckets carried off. so
that it was with extreme difficulty that the
house was saved from total destruction. To
make some amends, the citizens gave public
dinner in his honor few days after The
affair was attributed to negro soldiers.
Gen. Grant is reported to have stated that
the discontonted Southerners who stsid a,
home. during the war, and the women, he
found to be our greatest enemies, and that
the leaders In the late rebellion are the most
zealous reconstruotionists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLlAN
HAIR RESTORER

has proved itse be the most perfect preparation to
the hair ever offered. 70 the public.
Itis vegetable compound aud contains no injurious
properties whatever.
1t will restoIe gray huh TO ss original color.
Il will keep tht hair from falling out
II eeAnses the and makes the hair soft 1s'rous
and silken
ltts a splendid hair dressing.
Go person od o. young, should iail.to use it.
1t is recomm ended and used by the first medical aus
honv.
1TAsk for Halls Vegetable siolian Hair Renewer'
and take other.
R. P. HALL 4 co.
Nashua, N. IL PrOpriCtors.
For sale hVal dra 1ists 7O.95.daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

Truman Henry Stafford, Of Vermont, hAr
been appointed director Of the observatory at
Chicago, with liberal salary. He has been
assistant observer at Harvard College. and
many desired to have him at the head Of that
observatory. The Boston Advertiser says /:
" Young as he is, he has already established
a high reputation at home and abroad, not
only for genius as mathematician, but for
skill and accuracy as an observer, two quail
ties which in the history of science have sell
dom been combined"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

FATAL ACCIDENTAL s a. m. on Wednes-
day morning, Dec. l3, while the night express
train on the VT. 81 Canada was standing on
the track in Georgia on account of the burst
ing Of aue, it was struck by freight train
that could no, be stopped in time on account
Of the slippery condition Of the track. The
blow was so heavy as to double up the plat
forms on two of the cars Of the expresA train,
and Cyril Moreau, a drover, Of Bfook6eld,
Mass, who was standing on one Of the plat
forms, was killed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

Rev. N. @. CLARK, A. NJ, of Montpelier,
Professor Of Rhetoric and English Literature
in Union College, has resigned his place to
assume his important duties of Secretary OF
the American Board Of Foreign Missions.
just before his departure, the students pre-
sented him with the complete historical works
Of Bancroft, Prescott and Motley-twenty-
eight octave volumes in the richest style Of
.inding and printing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated Dr. Dow continues devote his entire
time the treatment Of all diseases incident the fe
male system An experience Of twenty three years
bes him u guarantee specify and permanent relief in
the worst Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Derangem ents from whatever All letters for Ad-
vice must contain 81. Office, No. Rndieott street,
Boston.
N B-Boara furnished TO those who wish to remain
under treatment
boston June p 1865. 63-l4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH,
SCRATCH, SCRATCH. SCRATCH
wHEATON's OINTMENT
WILL CURE ITCH IN FORTY EIGHT HOURS.

Also cures salt rhsum ulcers ehiblains, and ali efup
tons Of the skin Price 50 cents For sale By all drug
Ps,s.
By sending 90 cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER, sole
agents. 40 Washington st eet, Boston, ii will be for
vard,d BY mall free Of posAge to any part o the United
States.
Oct 25,lS65 eO.3l
4 Houiehod Nses,say eriIts for hs Use o
DURNos CATARRH SNUFF.
which, IN the hfst stages Of cold acts Ike magi-
Headache Hoarseness Diptheda, and Bronchitis Sore
Byes. Deafness, Bad Taste and SMELL being the result
o. tatzrfh This snuff and prevents all these
and insufes healthy Head Its effects plsssantS
safe, even tor infants who suffer from Snvflss.
1t has the highest prof ssional testimonials Sold by
all Druggists OF sen, by mail to all parts OF the U. g.
for 80 cents for one Box or 81 fs- f-ui poHes
Address, yAs. DURNo, P. o. Box 1888,
q o.. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

Look out for counterfeit fyes on the Hing
ham Bank at bingham, N. II. They are in
circulation freely throughout the New Eng
land States.
The receivers Of the Vermont Central rail-
road have been directed by the courts to pay
the first back coupons due on the first mort
gage bonds Of the corporation,
DR.. Bigelow Of Boston says that the chol-
era is not contagious. But 1t can travel fast
or than Daddy Longlsgs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

Either there is not a naval pensioner resi-
deat an the state, or, if there is, the payment
is not made in the state. We think there
were few some years ago.
The following is the list Of examining Sur
eeons in Vermont appointed by the Commits
soner Of pensions:
Marcus o. Porter. Middlebury Erasmus
d. Warner, New Haven Mills Nathan Gale,
Orwell; Martin ]. Love, Bennington; Geo.
/ L. Ames, Manchester Gates b. Bulard, St.
Johnsbury Charles s. Cahoon, Lyndon ;
Hiram H. Atwater, Burlington; Oscar F.
Fassett, East Berkshire; Ii. L. Stevens, ST.
Albans Horace Powers, Morrisville Ed
ward f. Upham, West Randolph; Norman
w. Braley, Chelsea H. H. Niles. Post Mils;
John Poole, Bradford; Il. V. Watkins New
bury Jonathan +. Skinner, Barton; Lemuel
Richmond, Derby Line; Cyrus Porter and
Charles l.. A lien. Rutland; l.. Dewey Ross,
Poultney Olin @. Dyer, Brandon; G.
Rubee, Montpelier George f. Gale and
Carlton p. Frost, Brattleboro' ID. w Hazel
ton, Cavendish Shubael Converse, Norwich;
William McCollom, Woodstock Samuel r.
Danforth, Royalton; Walter s. Robinson,
Felchville William A. Chapin, Ludlow /;
James +. Morse, Royalton.
Numerous complaints have been made of
exor bitant charges by attorneys for their ser
vices in the semi-annusl drawing Of pensions
The Commissioner therefore says that blanks
are furnished to all pensioners. who desire
them, for the execution Of the necessary vouch-
ers, and they can be filed out BY any person
who can read and write, requiring only the
fee for administering the oaths. II pension
sThese are the only revolutionary pension
in Vermont, all the rest being for service In
subsequent wars, mainly the war Of 1925
and tho reh. llian
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spsriaI NOtirtg.
~ CONFIDENTIAL

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret hAbis, which unit them
for business or pleasure or The duties OF married life
also middle aged and old men. who from the foies Of
YOUTH other causes feel debility In advance Of their
Years, before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one should hrst read rHE SECRET FRIEND"
Married Ladies' wishing 20 avoid increase Of Family
will learn something u Importance by pursuing " The
Secret Friend
Sent any address, in sealed Envelope on receipt
of Twenty-Five Gems Address
DIR. CHAs. A. STUART 4 co,
6ll2 Boston, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
DR.. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER

An Iaualsssbls Discovery.
A full grain Of Iodine in each ounce Of Water
Dissolred pithois SOivenR.
The most powerful WALKING agent aud hes'orAu'e
known. sc1ofala. Salt Rhsum, Cancers, Rheumatism
Consun pon and manJ chronic aud hereditery dsea'es
are cured BY It's use thousands testify circulars
sent free. Price ) 90 per bottle, OF iof So'Oo'
DR.. Il ANDBKs, & CO., Physicians and Chemists
625 Broadway New York. sold by diugsisn geneTail,
daw3mos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

SKATING The loss of six lives in Maine
in single day, by the breaking Of ice while
skating, ought to be warning to all who
may indulge in this heslthful aud popular
recreation during the coming season. Too
much pains cannot be taken in trying ice for
the first time.
Not only " for the first time :" as the ice
thickens it cracks, ard ice that is strong
enough when solid will be weak at the inter-
secting points OF the cracks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
RODNEY LUND. Secretary.
VTAKE Nor1cx-I have over tbre

EYTAKE NoTIcE-I have over three
thousand dollars worth of carpets which |
am determined to aell within the next two
months. Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Car
pets, Wool, Hemp, Rag. Oil, Cocoa and
Straw Carpets. Call and see them. There
is no larger or better stock in Vermont. They
were all purchased when carpets we're lowest
this Fall and will be sold at the lowest figure,
as | am bound to make trade " lively" and
thus avoid the necessity of making large
profits on any article Call and see them.
]. I. Drew,
Successor to j. V. BaHcock g. Co.,
Reeds Block, Main Street.
Montpelier, Dec. Is, 1864 d:2w:I
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THE MASON d HAMLIN CABINET
ORGANS

forty daersnt styles adapted to sacred and secular
le for $50 70 $500 each. THiRTY-PIvR GOLD OF
SILVER MEDALS. or other first premiums awarded
them Illustrated Catalogues free Add 'ess MASON
sHANLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, NEw
NuRK 1924
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22

EoTIoE.-Tha Ceutrai Vermont Musical
Association will hold their annual conven-
tion at Montpelier, Vt, commencing Tues
day, January 10th, 1866. to continue four
days, and will be under the direction Of Prof.
l.. o. Emerson of Boston. assisted by emf
nent musical talent.
By order Of the Committee.
RODNEY LUND, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-12-22
DIR. MATTIS0N

of Providence K treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from imprudenee 10 both sexes CIV
ing them his whole s,tsnton. DR. Al. ~-A thoroughly
educated physician Of twenty years experience
bearing highest testimonials and undoabt dy pos
superior skill in that class Of diseases to which he
has devoted so much time and attention Persons at
distance, and ladies especially, having any trouble OF
the kind should be send for his Book on Special
Diseases giving full Information, In sealed envelope
free. Enclose stamp for postage and dTeet to
Dr. MATTIsoN. No. 2s Union street. Providence,
Ii. 90 l0daw