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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26
HOMEOPATHIC
ME D J e " IS

The subscriber has procured from tho most reliable
Homeopathic Pharmacy, and largest German I'm
porting House, a full and complete
assortment u
" d ines and 4 S.
for physicians and family use The utmost pains have
been used 10 the most reliable qualities. and
10 procure books which, while they are simple
and can be easily understood BY any person.
will give perfect descriptions VI the
remedies aud case.
These books FOR family use arc indispensable 10 those
who Homeopathic Rsefiss and 10 have thcm where
they can he examined by purchasers Instead Of being
Obliged 10 oror unseen, D. great advantage These
medicines guaranteed for gcnunesg and pusIty, and
the utmost pains will always he taken In obtaining and
dispensing them. They will be sold 10
TINCTUREs, DILUTIoNs, AND TRITURATIoNs,
by the single vial, or iu complete sets.
Pocket ef MsdisiHss, siA eithop Rooi Of aH
silss. PaysiciIHs aad fasitiy Medicine Chests
Pocket Cases containing to remedies Pure Moth
or Tincturee, Triturnions and Dnutons, with
Sugar Of MIX. 6lOhuler, Alcohol, SC, iUr
Physicians use with Phials, Corks,
&c, &c, sc, 6c.
Tiacf. ARNIcA, ARNfcd PLASTER ARNIcd SdLJE,
the best Remedies for Burns sea1ds, Bruises,
sprains Sc, sc.
It Orders by mail will meet with pT~mpt attention,
and goods shipped to any part Of the State.
- Sample orders from Physicians solicited Any
Homeopathic Book published procured shortest
r. c. PHINNEY,
Ssccsssor 10 j. Eliot Smifh a Co.
Montpelier May 10, 1863. -davtf
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JACKsoN's CATARRH SNUFF


AND TROcBE PoTDER
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This Remedy does not "Dry up" a Catarrh hut
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q CURES WITHOUT SNEEZlNGl Il
As TRocnE POWDER Is pleasant to the taste and
never nauseates when swallowod instantly gives to the
Throat and Focal organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort
I. the hest poic, ToAic la the world
Try it. Safe, Reliable. and only 80 Cents
Sold by Druggists. mailed free address
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Bird NJ. 5 Burr 20, Weeks Potter Boston, Henry
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ar RETAiL BY DRUGGISTS EyERrWBERE
Nor G. 1868. ~ 7l-dnw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

About seven years ago two sisters-in-law, IN
Detroit, got into dispute over baking they
were engaged in, and vowed never to speak to
each other again Though they have both lived
together in the same house since then, eating at
the same table and engaged in work side by side,
they have never once addressed remark to each
other, or in any way recognized each others pres
enee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

LEBANON SPRINGS RAnRoAp.-A special train
eame through from New York to Rutland ria
Lebanon Springs Railroad, ON Sunday last, hay-
ing on board several of the principal officers of
BE road. The running time was seven hours
and forty minutes. The trip was made from
North Bennington 10 Rutland in one hour and
Nenty-eight minutes. The through trains will
commence their regular trips ON the first of June.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

PURCHASE OF BoNps.-It has been ascertained
from the proper sources that the Secretary of the
Treasury does Lot at present contemplate any
change in his policy of purchasing sl,OOO,OO
worth Of bonds weekly. The bonds thus pur-
chased are placed in the sinking fund. They will
be changed from coupons to registered, as means
of nrenter security.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

BuRLISoToN.-A special committee, consisting
~ j. T. Goodrich, NJ. IL. Buckham, l.. l.. Law
pence and G. G.. Benedict have reported in favor
oi the construction of new high school build
ing in that city. They recommend the erection
NJ building capable of accommodating 200
scholors, and that the building should be located
0n the site Of the present High School Building.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

srtcmE-We are panied to announce that Ma
thaniel lambcrton, Of Marshfed, a man about
90 years OF age, committed suicide by hanging
himself in his barn May 2lst We learn that he
had been ,ery gloomy for some time, ON account Of
loss of property. On the morning Of the 10th,
he rose early and told his wife to try and get some
more rest. and she thinks She slept about one
hour. On entering the kitchen, she found that
be did not stop to kindle the fire, as was his Gus
tom. She called upon the hired man TO look after
him, and he soon gave the alarm that he had
man and distracted wife. The doctors made an
examination and found his neck was broken and
life was extinct. lie leaves a wife and three chill
dren together with large circle Of relations and
friends 10 mourn lli- untimely loss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

Fl The numerous friends of DR.. CHARLES
CLARK will he panied to learn that ON Saturday
lhst he experienced shock of paralysis, whereby
dc use of his right side is wholly lost. His
mind is clear, and he conyerses with tolenlble
Freedom but SO serious an attack at his advanced
age, causes deep apprehension that his life work
Is done
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

-- The haudsomes. bridal dress seen in
New York for years, say the reporters, was
worn by Cuban heiress to $4,000, 900,
who married Cuban nabob recently, in that
city, although she had expressed desire to
be a nun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

ANOTHER FIRE IN PLArrsBuRGn. the
morning Of Saturday last, the store of Lyman
Pros. on Margaret street, opposite the Cumbcr-
hnd House, Plattsburg, was burnt out from eel
n to garrett. The loss is quite heavy and the in
nrance light. The fire, it is believed, was caused
" cigar or partially burned match, carelessly
Dropped in the evening, before closing the store.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

DECORATING THE GEAvEs.-Ihe Utica Observer
in its notice of a meeting preparatory to decking
the graves of soldiers makes the following good
suggestion, which is worth needing I'VE sug-
gest the proprety of each person, ON the day set
apart for the purpose, taking some live shrub or
flower and planting it upon the grave This will
be far more appropriate than the mere scattering
of pluckcd flowers upon the graves, which must
wither in an hour"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

JonNsoN's PARDoNs.-An interesting nvesti-
CATION into the records shows that Prest. john
son, during his term of Office, pardoned the num-
Der of lac persons convicted of countereitng, and
81 persons convicted Of violating the Revenue
laws Mr.. johnson commenced this business
early, and kept itGp until the last moment, hay-
ing pardoned the first countereiter on the 18th Of
April 1865, the day AFTER he entered upon his Of
flee, and the last on the Sd of March, 1869.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRnuNr. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SENI-WgEKLr TRInUsE Mail Subscribers 5 per annun.
Five copies over, ~ each extra copy will be-
sent for every club OF ten sent for at one time.
WEEKLY TRiHuNE, Mail Subscribers, s. per annum.
copies, 80; II copies, kl5, II copies, 10 Of
saJscribers a Posi-Qhct, fi6 q copies, 10 one
address SIS, q copies 10 Of ab'cribers al oHs
P0rf-O6cr, 81 81 copies, TO one address land Que
extra copy, So ~ copies, 10 Of shccritrs
al one P0s'-ogics and one extra copy 80.
IN making rcmittanees for subscriptions, always pro-
cure dram NoW-York PosfOMee MONEY Order \
possible Where neither Of these Ice procured send
the money but aiuays in REGISTERED fger The rogiH
taton fec has been reduced to Man cents and the pres
ent registration system has been found by the postal
authorities To be virtually absolute protection against
losses by mail Al pOstinasers Obliged 10 register
letters whenever requested 10 do co.
Terms, cash In advance. Address
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A BEL MORRILL'S ESTATE.-The

n Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
orahle Probate Court for tho District Of Washington,
Commissioners receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands, of all porsOns, against the estate Of
Abel Morrill, late OF Cabot In said District deceased,
represented nsolyent aud the term Of six months nom
tho st day of juno 1909 being allowed by said Court "
the creditors Of said deceased 70 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before u.s.
dive notice that We will attend TO the duties Of our ap
polnimont at tho dwelinghouse Of said deceased, "
Cabot, In said District on tho hrst day OF Jsuy an9
days. 49, ,n,,sro,,
J. q. nuSWELL, yN'"'
Cabot NAV 8, A. ID. 1868. bS6T
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Special 1lntices.

SfLF-HELP FOR THE ERRlNG.
WoRps CHgFR FoE Youvo MEN who having Hlicn
victiips TO SOCIAL EVILS, desire better MANHOOD.
Sent Ia sealed letter envelopes free uf charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia. Pa
May a. 1863. -,law GI.lg
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NV YoRK. NAV %.

NV YoRK, May %.
The following cable specials are published
LONDON, May "a.
The papers of this morning contain strik
ing articles with view Of the approaching
arrival of Mr. Motley. The Times, Glad
stone paper, concludes that Mr.. Motley will
make no fresh overtures on the Alabama
claims, as no new proposals have been offered
to England. The Star, Brights organ, as
sails Mr. Sumner for endoavoring to endan-
ger the peace Of the two countries.
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heut Advertisements

LIMITED STATES
lairnal Rerenus Tares, 1860.
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.
Notice IL boreby given that The Income, Special and
other Annual Taxes assosscd the Annual Last of f9
mr. the First Collection District u Vermont duo
and payable and that will attend myself by Deputy
Al the following times and places 70 receive The amoi
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A. my once IN Montpelier during the week ending
Saturday, Juno ~, 1859,
AZ nc Hotel in forthneld, Wednesday, Juno "a
Al Browns store in Waterbury, Friday, June 2i.
ADDISON COUNTY
AtSiovenai Hotel In Vcrgcnnes, Tuesday, June 81.
At The Addison House, IN Mlddlehury, Wcdnc1day
RUTLAND COUNTY.
A tlc brandon House, In Brandon, Thuralay July T..
Al hc Vermont House, In Pair Haven Friday, July p,
At the 4, s. Court House, In Rutland, Saturday and
Monday, JAY aud s.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
At the Court House, In Manchester Tuesday, July e.
Al the STARK House, in Bennington "Wednesday, July
Persons neglecting 10 pay thcb taxes within the time
above specified will be required ~ pay tucatg cegf' mr
the amount Of the tax With Interest aud Of coiec-
tlon.
Taxes can be sent by other persons and receipts will
lie returned. JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector 1T District Vermont.
Montpelier, May o. 1859.
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MAINTAINED sHERMAN's ESTATE

~ The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for tho District Of Washington, Gem
msoncrs 70 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate Of Nathaniel
sherman late OF Planhed In said District deceased rep
resented nsolyent and the term Of six months nom the
th day Of May, 1862 bOng allowed by said Court 10
Inc creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that we will NJ
tend 10 the duties OF appointment az the dwelling
house of MIR Ruth Sherman In Paindeld, In said Dis
rct on the Tuesday Of June and sept next, ut
ono O'clock IN tho afternoon on each OF said days.
3 ;. B B. f hAaLLELisrER, com'rs
Plainhold, May o, A ID. 1863. 65i65
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

- Eminent New York and Philadelphia physi-
clans say the Dubois Missisquoi Powder cures
Cancer. II is advertised in this issue go.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAM RIDGE AND BRIGHTON
For the week ending Tuesday May %, 1869.

TIL, week i ls,l a.. tiiS so s9 5o1
6 d:' y ssG1 ago. scS 90 l,s 1891 sS1 Is
PRicRs.-Bsef Criue--EKtra fat and heavy pr mi im
Oxen, sia0o fliol drst quality, s2 = is5i coad
quality, sll.Tia 2Dli third quality, iitJt n Al OF
To- ibs On total weight VI hide llow and dressed href
few eholee single pairs 5000 40 sohoi Aulls, &C.,
TorE,g OTsn.-sllia $40 v pair or aecoras Ia their
value as beef. steers, slei a. t9ll
rs, with without calves, may be agreed mrrow
So,e,.~Ysgflinss, $4,000, two-,eArs Old, $4,000,
threo-years old, suO@Vt
Sheep D'a Llg'bs.7 % cts extra, u % ets n.
on live weight, or 500 ~ 5000 v head Shorn y "a 20.
Saotss.-l3 a. ljel retail 70 a. As extra, 90 ID. Fat
lIogs 10 a lie V 10, Spring Piss 30 40 800 v head.
Hiis,.~Brghton % a llcts,, couutry lots, ao5ie.
coz Slas.2j 40 IS ets. rallow, "a sie.i country lots
country lots, green, sl oD slT. Dry 0 m 5000.
Pohifry.-Llye, % 40 "a cts.
RruAHKs-'rhere has boen very little change In pri-
eos during the past week. Though not many cattle
have been received the supply has boon equal y tho
demand, Many Western cattle are now sold in Brgh-
live weight aud hope that the anomalous style q
buying cattle on 90 70 7 per cent OF actual weight VII
90 Is at Qio at 9lo per ID. live weight Allowing from
30 TO IS per Ct lor onhl sold Tor e - AZ lic,
II nice ssers al ise per IT, The arrivals Of Northern
cattle at Cambridge this week 10 only ~. l.:
lie Der IT, pairs Working oxen asoc 400 lbs per
pair ssOj por pair, oxen, sl0d lbs raised by O. d.
Geo Baldwin sold ave sood oxen at l2sa. 9. II. bud
ley sold four at same price A. j. Norton sold one COW
and young calf for si5 for 500 and one Tor s
one cow without cali for $77 d. A. Philbrick sold one
COW and calf for t60 two pairs working oxen feet
inches for 500 aud s2O0 H. Jenness sold one pair OF
| oxen for l3c por H.
There worc about "a northern sheep at market many
OF which were consigned TO butohsrs u. Hooper 70
ported the sale Of lot fed BY hiusol in Walpoe, n
H. OF very good quality and with wool on from 10 IL N
lbs each Tor 9Io We heard OF none others over Sc
20 Of 80 lbs At &C. por b. A. NJ Wright sold 100 shearod
sheep Tor iiets
j. H. Kendall sold ll6 sheared yearlings gross weight
500 lbs at SO per lb. H. Rice sold 35 wooded sheep
70 per ID. Henry Morse sold " fori $50 per head or s.
per h.
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Aa arria4e s.

In Elmore, May 10, by Rev d. p Bragg, Mr.. WILLIAM
FOSTER of MOretown, and Mrs. ORILLA NELSON Of Ell
more.
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DROTECTION
no HOME INDUSTRY y.

THR NEw.YoRk TRlBuSE will commence. on or about
June ST the publication In weekly chapters OF treatise
by Is Editor on POLITICAL Ec0NOMY, designed more
pecally to eucidRte and defend the policy Of PnOrFc
rIoN TO HOVE INDUSTRY He expects to bring the work
within the compass OF twenty 10 twenty-five chapters
three or four columns each and TO treat the subject with
ssch simplicity and drectnos that few can rcad these
without ut least realizing that the Protective policy
either grossly misunderstood deliberately mlsrepre
sented by the champions Of Free Trade The public shall
at all events realize that we who stand for Protection
habituay read and try 10 comprehend adyersares
while they ignore our writings and grossly carieature
arguments.
These essays will ultimately he printed together, hut
In Wow OF the desperate efforts Of the Free Trdcrs
ioresta opinion and try h. wrest verdict from public
which has not heard the argued ask tho friends
OF Protection To aid us In giving these essays, they
originally fall from the press, general diilusi0u,
The Free Trade League, Organized In this city by aud
in the interests Of foreign manufacturers Il ahoring
sduonsy through newspapers which Il controls aud by
the distribution Of tracts and pamphlets to destroy tho
arn and surrender markets TO the Importers for
oign manufactured gooda. Their efforts best he
oounierncted by tho dissemination OF journals ntel-
gently and continuously devoted to the protection of
American labor and the fostering Of American interests
We shall print more than Two Hundred Thousand cop
les u each In regular editions hut hope they
viii receive stu wider dissemination through the for
nation of clubs (Which supply at fraction over
the cost of white paper for Tag WEEKLY TaRUSE.
We believe that II will be Tor tho interest Of every
labshnent In the country OF whatever nature to 10
u that each workman supplied with FHE TRIBUNE du-
ring the coming year. Tho question OF Protection TO
Homo Industry Is 10 be all-ahsorbing, and IL Is OF
the utmost Importance that every voter shall be we'll in
formed on the subject
Whoever woud have these essays from the outset must
transmit their orders by the lst Of June.
THs WEEKLY TRHuNE Of June will contain the I'm
chapter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

NEw YoRK, May %.
De Voc Il Co.'S oil works at Hunters
Point, Il. l., were totally destroyed by fire
this morning at 1 o'clock. Several vessels
lying alongside the wharf were also destroy
cd
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I.eqal tlntioes.

T G. BROWNS ESTATE.-The Sub
scrihors having been appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Washington Comnis-
sonors 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and dc
mands ofa persons against the estate Brown,
late OF Waterbury, in said District deceased repreSnt
ed hsuyont and the term Of six months nom the 1th
day Of May 1863, being allowed by said Court 10 TIC
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their roe
pcctiye claims before Give notice that we will al
tend ~ the duties of appointment at the dwelling
house Ut widow Julia Il. Brown, In Waterbury, In said
District ON the second Thursday of July aud October
uoNt at ten clock In the forenoon each Of said days
PAUL DILLIN6liAM, lcouir.
q. W. ATKINS, w ~
Waterbury, Mny 10, A. ID. 1863. COOS
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MONTPELIER 4 WELLS RIVER

ONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
ANl RAILROAD.
The Commissioners named In the Act Incorporating
the Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Company
scripton 10 the capital stock OF said Company on Mon
day the IL IN day OF January next, ut 10 O'Clock, ~ NJ
at the following places to wit.
The two Banks in Montpelier;
French tales store In Barre;
S &. Shurtlihs Office IN Plainheld;
MOoster's store In Marshhcd
Town Clerks office In GrotOni
Hon. Abel UnderwoOd's office, Wells Rivers
aud the books Will be kept open from day b day (Sun
days excepted for the space of days thereafter and
ROpEMCk RICllAltDSoN,} Committee
JAMES Il. LANGDON, OF
JOHN A. PAGE, Commissioners.
BY order Of the Commissioners,
+. P. WALTON, Clerk.
Montpelier Dec 90, ls6s. 46-daws
TEAS TEAsl
c. y. STORMS
proposes and will give better bargains by 25 per cent
Teas, than any OF the great National Tea Com
Paniss erfaaf.
Printers Ink good FOR their sales but the quality and
prices of my Teas are a better recommend,
May II, lsG9.-d 65.f7
NOTlCE.-Th firm of Lamb K Peck is
~ dissolved this day by mutual consent Either
J. WARREN LAMB
GEORGE A. PECK.
All accounts due the above firm must he settled before
the first day Of June. Debtors will govern themselves
accordingly.
Montpelier, May :, ls6o.-dtMl2 eSss
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MAGNOLIA wAreR.--superiot to the hest imported
jornan Cologne. aud sold At half the price.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

Many TIE writer Asss lines and invalid payd.a vs whiting -
Island St cdx r thar health experienced and Witnessed us -
bnsddl ss The Bum there produced the nvas who vas
ourselves" seeking health and inquiry and Investigation Obtained fill Aaay
IL medicinal Vtasa Hs delighted and surprised and a h sva
which sem occurred dsmnsd possible procure the sole right nsaaAsus
nd nn It IN the United stata
T result biz ahes glorious ar Mms and su6Es hamas
u tn s6 PLANTATION BTTEs thus made Known hs wu 5
IAT1oN NTTERs hss cas mnik founded upon raa -
fsg Wholly upn As vegetable world ris medicinal s6 vmld nss
ton tns history medicine and became hus0 word N ev@ The aSse
vud The dsie Tlseo-x man health md The dsmaad fR
ths PLANTATION ag1zs "a exceeded h abilities Tie sn ug
Notwithstanding importation Bum, maas say r IL ans
pounding tAs's H As quantity ndsqusA A@s became
taas up~ N snv abroad should made md N s
vs dispatched 70 St Thomas sr purpose h securing "a
ns Hal rsnau some the largest and mast productive sssa a ~
a Houses sns and presses erected By magic which utterly a'
lid Tie asiv& The services paiesd natives s Island
ss saA way nm The sts the PLANTATION szss was pu
thar laboratory With III the perfectly z Bum nssdsd mana
turing Tie GREAT DYETc TONIC nvnosAToa Ths ass cut
u asvs ass hs meceas md sAavis preparing r tas as A
IN nadss fvr and Asus and xaruus Isvu DypA -
sAR inassa 6sassa Tie the PLANTATION nTTIs usaa ~
hay Hs vaA ovr avs million disposed annually ~ -
saaa I'd aad Jung male sud sm gg as'as taA a a.
rsaae - immediate bsas6dI result
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