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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
Special 1lntices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


s-A-P-A-R-I-L-I-I-A-N
.t,,el with ,ber ,over6,l yevetable INGREDIENTS
~ f~a 'RHnWANrs SNRSApARiTLIAN 'Rt,SOI-
", S1, No. ~ ,,t ,ase- az Cir'nir Sr,f1lois
s,InI ana mar, M case ~ weil ms SLin Diseo.l
ri.
,oit,l , ,t,,,,, ifllires .sir tho Ra.,irspt Is A.,
,,r ~ MISUNDERSTANDING Imnotenee nnd D.rbarirs 4
f,,, 10 s,-Iten, tbai t,reafe1is Al solution D. Al
TIL NM III u x ~ n, "a tSoi VFr Wien, nr,,rl mn,
dor ia IA ,rcc.s ,1red man, persons In dis cty and
elschee Who from selfbn.c lad almost placed thcu.
oliigeAeIei Wy, iu.l N ~ & t,,t h 81 d epd
ns ,eyried and have children. THIS i. rood evidence
M M powerful enrativo and fruitful efficacy
soc ~ % more ics c',r,pared t fe to,ger.
81 ,oaiotins stysngtbenins and viroratnr Of
49, ~ ~ ~ tr,,e ( ApIi,iiNN pFSOfVTsNT IA
i - ti remedy, In ,assins into mo circulation that
4ulth Z, eh i elie1lY ~ n ' mn m Ti I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

NIcE HoGs.-Mr. G. b. Holden of Middle
sex, has. at considerable expense, procured a
pair of West Chester (Pennsylyania) hogs,
six months old, which are spoken of as being
excellent specimens of this famous breed.
The public are invited to call and see them,
as it is for their benefit they have been pro-
cured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
VERMONT wATCHMAN AND STATE Journal.

Is from the mouth Of the Ossipce to the b. G. an.
road, n miles
From the b. c. & NJ road to
Danbury, 10
" Danbury to White River June.
ton, n "
" White River Junction to Rut.
land, b
" Rutland to Rouse's Point, 1914
" Rouses Point to Ogdensburgh, lis q"
Total, 3si Z"
Perhaps this may be shortened BY some limo
across the lake the route requires By estimate
los miles of new road
Sd. The route by Montpelier
From Ossipee to the b. c. x NJ. road, 81 miles.
" b. c. VI. road to Wells River, 50 "
" Wells River to Montpelier 80 "
" Montpelier 10 0gdcnsburgh, 200 4"
Total 327 {"
The distances on this route are all surveyed,
and are correct, except from the mouth Of
the Ossipee to the b. G., * NJ. road This is
but three miles over their estimate, and will
be- think, fifteen to twenty miles shorter than
the actual survey Of the p & o. route. There
are but seycnty-fye miles to be built on this
route, if the estimate is correct in the Ossipee
Valley. The new road required between the
junction Of the Saco and Ossipee and Oglens-
burgh, by the different routes, is, p. q O. route
1872 miles and all that it exceeds the estimate
p. r. route loS miles and an that it exceeds
the estimate
Montpelier route IS miles, and what it exceeds
81 miles in the Ossipee Valley.
The grades are much less on the Montpelier
route than the p. q O. route. The highest point
on the Montpelier route in Vermont, il ,3is feet
above the Ocean. The highest point on the p
q O route is in Walden, which Mr.. Poor Of
Portland, says, is 692 feet above the Ocean.
think it is higher but that j. 3ll feet above the
summit on the Montpelier route There is also
the rise from St Johnsbury TO the Concord SUM
init, which must be from 900 to l 900 feet, max
ing two submits on the r. q o road in Vermont
to ono on the Montpelier route.
In New Hampshire the Notch in the Mountain
Is 1901 feet above the Ocean, against 500 feet. the
highest point in the Ossipee Valley.
There is a rise on the b. G. & NJ road Of per-
haps 300 feet above the Ossipee valley-whether
this should be Offset to the summit between the
-''''"1'i' anu 'e 'onns' OF
80, =" wv summit !" 'i'e VSsipee
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

The revenue from whisky at Chicago in
October was 100000, being greater than
during any single month while the tax stood
at 50 per gallon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
To Art we owe thousand graeesi
Improving Nature no disgrace Is.
so, as gray hair don't please the eye,
Use CRIsTADORO's MATCIILESS DYE.

Striking astounding, are the Effects produced by Girls
tadoro's Hair Preservatiye and Beautler Be The hail
ever 30 wry coarse and unmanagoa9,le by brush and
comb in ono week this article will render 1t flexible lus
trous, and inclined TO curl.
Sold by Druggists aud applied by all Hair Dressers.
Mandatory, No. g. Maiden Lane Principal Depot No
Astor House. lofl-dnN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

The hare lives 10 years the cat lo, the
goat 8, the donkey 20, the sheep 10, the dog
IA to 20 the OK 20, the hog %, the pigeon s,
the turtle dove %, the partridge %, the
raven 100, the eagle 100, the goose $50 years.
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advertisements.
~--~~-----------~.----~----. 49,.
EXcELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Thirty.Year, Six Per Cent.
eoLD BONDS
~ rHt
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Those Bonds are the duly authorized and accredited
obligations Of Of the moot responsible Corporations
Of The American Continent aud arc secured by an sb.o
lutte first Hen upon tho valuable grants franchises rail-
road equipment business etc. Of the portion Of tho
Great National Pacific Railroad Line,
and extending easwardy from tho pavgsble waters Of
the Pacific Coast TO the lines nov rapidly building from
the Eastern states.
They bear six per cont interest per annum ~ gold,
and eom oasre and principal srsr,,sy aais gayasis
in UHasd Sis',' cold Conn.,
tn, soml-annual Coupons arc payable. July LIT and
January it, in New York City
The purchaser enlarged the accrued Interest nom the
date Of the last paid Coupon, ne currency rate snIy
This issue ofBonds constitutes one Of the Earsa ana
most Popular Corporate Loani the country aud therefore
will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan Is now in the hands Of
stoady investors, and III probable that before many
months when the Road completed and the Loan closed
ne bonds ie b. eagerly sought for at ne AigAea rates.
They issued only "a, ,rOrt prog,se and to the
same extent only tho o. s. Subsidy Bonds granted by
'"' H0' ''n'"''' " '"' '"''"' N"''rOau companies
NeaT'y'' AH"a''d miles OF the road are now built and
the grading Is we'll advanced on two hundred and atty
miles additional.
h, An, IAN - 49,, ,,. ,.,., a.. -, -,
I'M. -.
The local husness alone unon tho conn,.tsd ror,on
is so heavy and advantageous, that the gross earn
ngs average thar quarter Of million gold per
month, Of which 3j per only required for operat
Ing expenses.
Tho net profit upon the Company's business the
completed portion about double the 3mount Of annu.
al interest liabilities 10 be assumed thoreupon' and wi"
y'ed surplus Of nsHy milo" {" gold after expenses
ana interest are pad-tyen II the through connection
were not made.
The best lands the richest mines, together with the
s's' 'e''iei'h' "na nea'e7' MARKETS. II" aohs 'H
p0'u0" VI tue rA'"' "''i'o"u' anu 'p' J"'"' ''''%
"''' " 0''"'''' '"'''O" VIII 'e p'0po'"0nAny sis''
''Or" '"''' 'ous'u'''''O"' IL Is s"O"'''Ou 'nA' 'e
CENIR1L PACIFIC RdILROAD
Il o n ID s.
...,r.,, IN, v,r,, uo-..,. ,,,ou 40 ,,.,,,.,,,. ,
.., ,,... a.. -, -, 49,. -,
portion ofthe remainder this Loan ia now Oa.red
o. PER CENT, AND ACCRUED INTEnRsT IN
CURRENCY.
The Bonds are of Al 900 each
- Tho c.,,,,,,.,. ....... A.. -, 49, a..
nr;ce a, ann, ,,,.. nm, Al, o,a.,. ..,,,.u -,
price At this time they pay more than Der cent upop
,,,,on,,,. ..,v,,,, =. ,,,m,,,,.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds, at their
to 10 per cent profit and keep the principal Of their in.
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Tsisgopted Expressly for WafeAman 4 State Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND HTON,

One year ago. SoE 9Oos1 90 5000 %
PRIoRs-Besf cattle--Extra fat and heavy premium
oasity sloeob il 90, third qualify 500 al SIS
100 bs on total weight Of hide, iaow and dressed beof
A few choice western, 5000 "a 5000. Bulls, &C.,
Working orsm-s6O a s275 v pair or according to their
value as beef Handy Steers, slim 81 a $50 40
100 with without calves as may be agreed iarrow
' Sio Sss sao@ao twoyoars DID, .2a@i5
n sSseS and and G laat.siso $3.50 extra 80 SOC v n
on live weight or 400 "a $50 head. shorn 90 "a 90
shotes--s "a Y cts. retail, al 90 cts v h. Fat
Hogs 81 40 % V b., Spring, Pigs 500 "a 800 v head.
Veal Calies.-s0@O0R head.
Hdss~Brghton loio II eta. country lots, 10 "a ole.
Caff SkinS.-ls "a 20cts
Taiie@.~9 a 81 cts v b. Country lots u a sets.
Peifs, With wool on, sOs7 20 rs. Country lots dry
70 "a $40. Poultry, live, l2 40 100
RgMARKs-There were III cattle at Cambridge and
Medford to-day over 40 less than last Tuesday, Al
though hore was large number Of slim cattle We think
the pfoportion of fair To good animals larger than
last week Nearly 200 head Of cattle raised In Nebraska
on saturday at 100 per b. SIX. Including these the
number this market this week IS about the same rs
We make but few changes in table Of prices Thoro
was carload of small Canada stock cattle landed IN
tho yards which, though rough in appearance, were
II year olds at SIS per 100 l2mleh COWS a. S Woi
proa sold good pair o. SSen estimated RSo 70 aId's
good pair ofoxen at l2ic and pair for teo or l2c "
Dow sold 10 three year old steers for SIC undressed weight
The market Tor slim sheep about the same last
week, which was about as bad as could be- Woli 4
home. i. O. Davis sold l6l at 81 per head y. Good
rich sold $50 for sla7 B. Hopkins sold some New York
W Reker solo an extra aroad Of Canada sheep at
rs per head and j. Mcfarland sold 300 Canada sheep,
that we hope viii induce tie iamcrs 10 inquire whether
II may not DO object for them 70 breed hhu 70 eou
There wasa few coOpe Of live poultry taken at lie TO
/ l3c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
Legal Mnticrs.
GTATE OF VERMONT,
DUFUs CAMpBELLs Guardianship.-

IL Tho Subscriber having been appointed BY The
Honorable Probate Court for the Dstrict Of Washington
Guardian Of Rufus Campbell an insane person residing
in Berlin In said District and the term Of x months
from the 18th day Of october, A. D. 1863, being allowed
by said Court the creditors Of said Rufus Campbell to
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
tive notice that he will attend TO all claims presented
against my said ward, at the office Of HeAton Reed In
Montpelier In said District, the st Monday In Dee
next and the LIST Monday In April next, At 10 o'clock
in the forenoon on each Of said days
$40 LEONARD ELLIS, Guardian.
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lotaif
This estimate think too short by at least 10
miles. | think the surveyed line will not be less
than $40 miles. This line by their estimate will
require 1872 miles of new road, and by my esti-
mate at least POS miles.
%. The P. & X. route.
II is estimated by Mr., Poor Of Portland, that it
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
LIST On LETTERS.

Remaining III the Montpelier Post Office
Nor. II, 1868.
LADms.-Mss Phche Gallison, Mary \. Pomeroy, II A.
Styles Mrs Sidney wiley Sarah Dodge, Adeline Hop
kins, Anna Putnam, Mary 3. Reed
GENrLENES-Marble Baron, Louis Boosters, D. Bar
rows, George NJ Clark Lorenzo Dow, r. c. Edwards
Edward Emonds, A. D. Grant J. c. Huntington, Alonzc
Holt, f. VI nm Orlando Knapp, Austin NJ. Kenns
VIM. Martin s. P. Shorit R. d. Rose H. serhner oliI
Sherhum.
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4 GENTS WANTED $500 per month,
IN POOR


Ono uf the best medicines probably the very best ever
prescribed for the numerous and distressing ailments
known a. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Is Doodle Ncrvinc
and lnyigolator. Headache, Pain In the Back and
Limbs talptaton OF the Heart Fnintness, Loss Of APP
petite, Bearngdown Pain. Prostitution Of strength Re-
talned, Excessive Irregular Painful henscs-all
yield 10 its magic power For llystoria Epilepsy Mel
anchoy &e. Il s all but nihlhle. 10 is also most val
uahc 10 ladies who experiencing The change incident
% advanced years. Then It j. that constitutional mnla
die. make their Appearance fany Do lurking about the
ystcm, and give caste 10 remaining days Dodds Ncr
vine and Inyigontor greatly assss nature ct this inn
portan period maintaining the yigoi and tranquility
early life, and carrying them with case and safety
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Can it be possible that Five Million Bottles Of
PLANTATION BrrrHRs have been sold during the past
year, 1t ia almost Incredible nevertheless it is abso-
lutey true and is the most convincing proof Of their
wonderful medicinal and health.restoring qualities.
Every family should be supplied with these Btters, at
whatever cost or trouble It may he to obtain them BE
careful that you get the genuine and that you are not
imposed upon by spurious article l0-daw
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior TO the best imported
German Cologne and sold AT half the price.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

We often large stocks Of cattle which do not seem
to thrive, and come out spring poor" all for want oil
something to start them in the right direction Oae dol
lars worth Of "sherdans Cavalry Condition Powders
given to such a stock occasionally during the wntcr
would De worth more than an extra half tan Of hay "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Have You a wrench sprainl Have you rheu-
matism in any form, Have you stiff neck, or punches
caused by rheumatic painsl Ifso, "Johnsons Anodyne
Eminent specific remedy and is also the best pain
killer in the world 20
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~ OTI &c E.
Mrs.. UCY a. COOK,
tho Medical Coirvoyant, well-known as
SLEEPING LUCY,

would respectfully announce to her patrons IN Montpe
er and vicinity that and after Nov. 2st she will w
absent from home until further notice. she having de
eded to comply with the numerous solicitations of her
friends In Whiliugf0rd, W. to visit that place for
short season.
B.Al letters for Mrs Cook should be addressed to
Lucy A. Cook Montpelier, VT, aud they will he duly
ceiyed and promptly answered ioil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18


Some months ago was called TO attend lady of Will
liamsnurg n y, who had long been suffering from
trouhesomcuterinc disease, It, presence wa marked
10y constant vaginal discharge, sometimes of wntcry
consistency and sometimes creamy and muso-puruont
Aho bad been under other treatment for sometime hut
constantly grew worse. Vaginal examination disclosed
extensive indumton aud liberation OF the eervx uteri
The uterine Inflammation, which waseyidontly assuming
chronic form, also aggravated by lung-ltandng
constipation, palpitatiun Of the heart ught-swuats
cough, poor appetite, and almost daily mintings She
tainted TO entire nsensibility during OF first
visits. commenced of course, by such active local
treatment the liberation demanded and then applied
inconvenien 10 SEQ her frequently and except 10 mark
the healing Of the ulcers the early stages visited her
only every other week For tonic and constitutional
ylgorant llodds Nervine only was prescribed, had
some time before become acquainted with rs prUpcrtts
and know OF nothing more safe satisfactory in is prob
able effects, And the result completely Justified my ex-
pcetaton In less than fortnight the bowel. had DE.
come free and regular In their movements the night
sweats disappeared and appetite began to grow. The
aintng spells became less frequent and ceased at
together, In ano Their fortnight there more cough,
the vaginal discharge senshly diminishing, sleep
was normal and refreshing and the general health de
cidedly improved. What remains Is told. The pa
tlent continued the Of the Nervlne, land no other
medcinel for weeks longer when iu1 further at
tendance not required. Since hcr recovery have
seen her but once She perfectly well. Her Joy
over restored health N naturally cnuu most enthusiast
tic She never before hid medicine give her such com
lort-Gnd such appetc-aud such see-aud such cuur.
ngeand such strength. She wualdntty To- kceph house
again without 10, and forth and sOiorth IL my own
opinion that the Nervne Is the hest tonic and corrective
observation shall not fail to continue IT'S use IN All
similar cas- md the profession know they
Ia.
For sale by AN Druggists Price, One Dollar.
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ONE DOLLAR oNEDOIaAR!--ME

NIsERNE CO., 80 sudbury ST. Boston nrs soie pro-
pretor and manufacturers ofthc newly invented Peer.
less Double Pom Fountain. Agents wanted everywhere.
With each fountain said, whether single for specimen OF
% clubs thoy send SLIP WITHOUT ei1rgf describing some
article they viii sell for One Dollar They SUNNY fam.
ilics with Thousands Of useful ornamental aud ncees-
afl articles 90 uncquacd quality, dcGing competition
VI ths trade Commissions 81 ~ $500 according 10 sire
Of clubs, Many agents make Sci per dav Circulars
sent free
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1lerr Advertisements.
NEo. Il. REED \ cos

~ T. -
Patented Oct. A. 1865.
These Dyes Offer the simplest and most useful means of
pycing uou-choid Apparel presented 10 tho public.
They embrace every shade and can he used with
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REEDS LIQUID DYES. take no oHfr Kind.
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lse Rcsff chemical SgcHge RIciug the host Ore sing
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w ANrED.-Sa TO travel for a
w Manufacturing Co., and sell by sample. Good
wages guaranteed. Ailrs-s, with stamp II. u, HAM
OODSPEED'S GOLDEN FOUNTAIN
~ PENS.-60 lines written with one pen OF Ink. No
BLOTTlNG One box assorted samples sent for Is cents.
Agents wanted to whom from s. to 60 per day guar
anteed. Address Z. A. JOY, Portsmouth, n. H.
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WEATHER STRIPS.
NOTICE OLE WARNING.

~ Tho subscribers having secured Patents if Cement.
Ing Rubber In Wooden Mopdings, and also Inserting n
on an Angle dealers and the public are hereby warned
against buying or using any such that are not of our
manufacture Agents wanted IN every town. Send for
illustrated Circular. u. S. & j. TORREY \ CO. Sole
Manufacturers, ~ Maiden Lane n v
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4 GENTS WANTED.-M and female.
hfgr our superior assortment Of Stationery Gif Pack.
ogtt Can De sold IN every household 80 better In
yestmcnt. Circular froc Address HAAsis IL.
BRIGHT, Empire Map chart aud Stationery Establish.
mons, lUi Liberty street, Now York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Those Bonds the duly authorized and accredited
oo'saton' Of one the moot responsible Corporations
Of The American Continent aud arc secured BY an sbso-
lutte first lien upon tho valuable grants franchises, rail-
road equipment business etc. Of tho be-, portion Of tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Read FALSE AND TRUE. send one letier-stamp to
RADWAY & co, No 81 Maiden Lane, n. y. lniornA-
ton worth Thousands will be given you Price Of RE-
SOLVENT SARsAPAFlLLlAN, 81 per bottle, on $40 per
dozen. iWtl-uEt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18

Asoc ated with other powerful vegetable intrelieu
that form RAILWAYS SARSAPARlLLlAN ltESOl
VENT Is curing the worst cases OF Chronic, srnulou
Syphiloid and lrnar! Diseases OF well as skin psoo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
I AD1ESl LADIES ! LADIES THE

AAPATENT EMPRESS GARTER and tho EUGENE.
two Of Tho most useful articles invented Tor ladies'
use. Circuars gratis Samples mnllcd for $3.50. Agents
lis Fulton a., New York. r. %. Box 9il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-14

Mr.. JOSEPH B. STEWART is the Secretary
of the Washington, Alexandria and George
town Railroad Company, who wrote the letter
to Mr. Sumner, relative to the recent affair on
the railroad, about "ejecting the scoundrels
who committed the outrage and about "tbe
road being worked under sort of usurpation
by persons who acquire not this right but this
po,oer, to do so. under certain decisions and
pretended legal rulings by one Judge Thomas,
who devoted his services to the confederacy
while it lasted, but who now administers his
notions of law in the Circuit Court of the coun'
~ of Alexandria, Virginia, having jurisdiction
over that part of our road"
Comment is unnecessary, especially by the
people of Alexandria, to whom this language
will not be great recommendation of thl;
road The Receiver of the road is Mr. j. IL
Lathrop, of Washington, who, whatever may
be his political opinions, We presume will moi
be very thankful, as far as the interests Of the
road are concerned, for the letter of the ''Sec
rotary u
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, at Christ Church, by the
Rev r. n. McKim, MAHLON Il. JAIME
and WILLIE H., daughter Of the late Lieut.
William II. Jameson, y. S. N, all of Alexan-
dria, Va Baltimore and Norfolk papers please
copy
On Tuesday, the 18th of February, by the
Rev. John w. F. Jones, Mr.. FLETCHER a,
DAVIS, of Alexandria, to Miss LOU. F. PUR-
Wis, of Nelson county, Va.
Wash. Star please copy.]
On tho 9Th of February, by the Rev. John
Landstreet, Mr.. SETH COOKERILLE, Of
Rappidess Parish, Louisiana, to Miss MARY
P. GREGG, of Fauquier county.