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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03
~ clRcUlAR IMPLICATION Address
How Hostetcr's Bittors cure Dyspepsia.

1uE WHOLE STORY rs A vrIsHrlt.
The onico Of the stomach Is to convert tho food into
crlam-liko scmi-luid called CHYvr. This Is effected
partly by ho action of solvent called Tho gastric Juice,
which oxudos from the ooatngi of the stomaoh and
partly by mechanical movement Of that organ, which
cipu' as It we're the diaoiring alimcnt Tho CHYNE
passes from the stomach Into tho duodcuum, entrance
to the bowels where Sc subjected to u. action of tho
bile and the nutritious portion Of % converted into
fluid called Gayle, which eventually becomes blood
NOW IL Is evident that The great solvent tho gastric
uioe, Is not produced ia -ucion quantity, or ,f tho
mechanical action Of the stomach is not sufficiently brisk
formed Il is also clear that f the liver, which plays
such an important part ia changing the nourshng por
ton Of the ohymc into the material Of the blood, con-
gosted In any unnatural condition. the second process
will not be thoroughly accomplished Tho result of tho
tro failures is ay'plel, complicated with bdioamcs,
The mode In which n0sTETTER'S BITTERs operate
in such eases Is this they nvigoate the cellular mom-
brane Of the stomach, which evolves the gastric juice,
thereby nsurng ample suHgionoy Of the aud % COM
pletely dissolve the food They also act upon the
Of the stomach causing acoeleration Of the
mechanical movement necessary to reduce the food
homogeneous They also spoelacally upon the
liver strengthening Sc, and enabling h to produce
ample and regular supply of bile FOR the purpose Of
yertng the nutritious PARTICLES of the chyme into chys
and promote the passage through the bowels Of the
loss debris
In this way, IIOsrETTERs BrrrEBs cure dyspepsia
AMI liver complaint The explanation is plain, simple,
philosophical, and t1t. so.92
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

SuocKNG Dispatches announce that
the steamer Stonewal was burnt near Neeley's
Landing, about one hundred and fiitymies below
St. Louis, Wednesday evening last, and about
two hundred passengers and crew, out of two
hundred and fifty, were lost. The fire took from
a candle which had been placed near some hay on
deck by party playing cards. OF eleven ladies
on board, only three were saved, All the lost
we're drowned, none being buried,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
The Directors of this Society at meeting
holden Saturday, October 80, 1869 decided to adj
here strictly to the rules and regulations in the
payment of premiums, and pay only such as
were awarded on entries made in accordance
thereto
They also voted to pay the purses offered for
trial of speed
This aetonof the Directors, while it will ma
erially reduce the list Of premiums for the pres
ent year, and perhaps create a momentary disap-
pointment on the part of some, is nevertheless
demanded by proper regard to the permanent
interests and prosperity Of the sotiety. Any 9TH
er course would have produced Generalization
from which it could never have recovered,
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Special 1lntice8.


NEGETABLE SICILIAN
II 4 r r e N Z w Z Il
l. the only inmllible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
1t is the cheapest preparation ever offered 20 the
public, as ono bottle will last longer and accom-
plish more than three bottles Of any other prep
aratiOn.
Our Remover Is not Dye will not stain the skin as
others.
1t will keep the Hair from falling out.
It ceansos tho Scalp aud makes tho Hair
SOFT LUSTROUS AND SILkEN
Our Treatise on the Hair sont free by mail.
r. P. HALL & CO.. Nashua, y. H., proprietors
Qno3
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"A little 49, aif'' two months DID, was left in
parlor at the Stevens House, in Rutland, on
Thursday, by a young woman who came to
town on the Bennington & Rutland Railroad.
The little " waif' was soon provided for however,
as a well-to-do gentleman stepped in and propos-
ed to adopt it,
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don, dated Sunday last, announce that the Earl
OF Derby, who has been very i'll for several weeks
past, died on Saturday morning. Extraordinary
preparations are making for the funeral Of the
deceased statesman, in which The chief person.
ages Of the kingdom will take part. Among the
warnest eulogists Of Lord Derby are his political
opponents, by whom he was generally respect
ed Lord Stanley, late Secretary for Foreign
Affairs in Mr.. Disraeli's cabinet succeeds to the
title Lord Derby was seventy years old.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

In the Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females, has
placed DR. DOW at tho head of all physicians making
such practice speciality, and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent cure in the worst of sup
preston and all othur Menstrual DeTaFgcHrnts from uha
ee5 cause. All letters Tor adyico must contain g. Oneo
No. Q EyplcorI STREET, BosroN
n. B.-Boarl furnished to those desiring remain
der treatment.
Boston, July 1850. 1924
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

E5-Speaking Of the democrats in the Vermont
Legislature who voted for the 18th amendment,
the Boston Traveller says" Were all democrats
thus to act the time Of the return Of the demo-
cratic party to national supremacy could be told
to an hour"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

Among the many hair preparations IN The market it
il no easy matter To decide which one Of them most
desirable for use. HALLS VEGETABLE sI0ILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has been before tho public about
nine years It's virtues tested and certified to by many
leading and influential physicians " Now England
among whom may namo Walter nurnham, NJ. D., Tor.
mcry Professor Of Surgery In The Worcester Medical In
suton, and in Pom University Of Philadelphia, who
says, 81 have used for restoring tho hair whore nvc
crate erpons had resisted various kinds Of treatment
and found that not only was tho hair beautifully rcstor
cd 70 'orgnal beauty but also Che disease of the scalp
completely cured r elso Geo. Gray, ~ D., Of Nashua
" H. The leading physician Of the place where this RE
NEWER is manufactured speaks Of tho preparation In
ua way ~ have seen lts effects In very many cases.
Il viii certainly restore the hair to it gual color Il
cleans the head of dandru and leaves the hair soft,
glossy and beautiful. do not think IT. uso in any way
Injurious but on the contrary, beneficial can, there
fore, chccrnliy recommend 1t to tho public" A. A..
Hayes ~ De- state Aycf Of Massachugotts having an
alyzcd &c. assures the public by certificate, that s The
beer preparation for tho Intended purposes Of the many
he has examined"
With these asuraucos from sush nigh sources surely
those who desire perfected and reliable hair rostorer
can do no better than use HALLS VEGETABLE s1CIL-
ttN ltAiR REVIEWER m93
NEW YonN. July lsi, ts6s
DEAR STA -n your paper or last wcck you or one oi
your correspondents say that Dr.. - is not the or gi-
naior OF Cine celebrated PLANTATION Hn1fns and that
thcy were manufactured and sold by one Petra ua,fras
an old sranard iu che Island of ST. Thomas, over forty
years ago, every old seaman can testify Now, SIR
lcaa eorti5 TO ho above as being true, Tor have ol
lowed the aea for ory years. most OF Che slime doing
business with Tho West lndcs Those same Filters, dt
ffcntly put up aud uamcd were brought TO- my notice
my drt u'p Do tia Island of 90. Crlx fora cargo OF
raul aud or years and years after my Dip stores were
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

MlDDLEsEx.- This town has voted tax Of 80
cents on the dollar of the grand list, to repair
roads and bridges; but some men in town. Of
good judgment, are apprehensiye that thisamount
will fall far short Of making good the damages
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

tSofSx REyERsEp.-Iown meetings were held
bae'borgh on Thursday last and in Berkshire
fridag, to take action in reference to bonding
y RESPECTIVE towns to aid in the construction
TIC Nisssquoi railroad. After prolonged
1 animhted discussion, the Enoshurgh meeting
! Adipnrned till the l0th instant, and that Of
rsskire was adjourned without dag, by 30 ma
~ The Enosburgh meeting seemed to be
'Fe % Is affected by the rival interest Of the
'nailie Valley road, but the action at Berkshire
al TO understand
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AVOID QUACKs.

Victim Of early lndisoreton, causing nervous dehil
ity premature decay &C.. having tried IA vain every ad-
yortised remedy has discovered simple means of self
cure, which he will send Tree TO his fellow sufferers
receipt of d stamp 10 pay postage.
Address j. If. REEVES, 70 Nassau St. New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

Y VERDIcr. DIR. Hathaway Of Milton,
'oSered 50, 100 from A. NJ. Clark of ST.
,lor damage caused him by Clark selling
eheep for high-blooded stock when in fact
'fe only grades.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

SUICIDE N BuRLNGroN COLLEGE, - Donald
Mann, nephew of Charles W. Rich, Of Swan
ton, and Junior in the University Of Vermont,
was found dead, hanging in his room in tho Col
lege last Tuesday morning. lie had not been
seen since Saturday. lie was young man nine
teen years Of age, Of fine abilities and highly res
pected by his classmates. No cause can be as
signed for the act
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alaarrianps.

In Montpelier at the Pavilion, Oct. 81, by Rev. s
Holman, Mr.. WALLACE x. PhARsQNs and Aisa FLORA
Il. N0RcR0ss. both Of East Montpelier.
In Barre, Oct 81 by @. Carpenter ED. Mr. JosrpH
W. Nouns, and Miss HARRIET 7. noLr.
Ia Cohoos, n ", Oct, l6 by Roy. Z. pattengil lir
g q. BlSGnAh of st. Johnshuryi and Niles NEiflE h
HlGGlNs Of CohOes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

Marvin, Esq, Of Berlin,
y the past season, from ten and one-hali
pf sowing, four hundred and sixty BUSH
prway Oats--wl.ieh are sold, on u con-
4 Sl.o0 per bushel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

~ The General Term Of the Supreme Court
Of Vermont commenced in this place yesterday
morning, all the judges of the Court being pres
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

ADAMS BASIN, ~ y. March 25lh. 1906
\. w. GRAY hoNs.-lt nO0rdsmc great pleasure 90
aad my testimony With others 10 tho superiority of your
Horse Powers over a others lu use. After cxlnu-
INK number of different kinds, manufactured in thIs
state cnine - tho conclusion that your Horse.
rover and Circular Saw wcro Just thc things wanted
We have moved The puwcrand siw two mlcs after break
lnt The last uf November, when The days quito
short sawed twelve cords OF for ftf sotsdued beech au1
maple wood twice DO two, and took the mlchiuo homo
TIC same day. consider this not ON extra, hut COM
mon day. work, one that can be done With your one
iiosel.WQr and circular saw almost any day in Tho
FnAf the Power D. 4W1lit takes up shout twice Che
room OF ordinary grindstoue cau be- set up ready Cor
NVtk 10 ten ml uuce requires but two men 90 handle o.
Wy pc pa succnty strong Tor a purposes. The qsuiag
ucuE made mostly OF rf0u1f Instead uf cisf from, is
much lighter uul moro durable. Keep tho power du-
fhf tha SUMTER iu one conner OF my urrn l1or using
anout one hour cacA week 90 cut oorl-t1As. fur ts
ono thing alone consider 10 worth all 10 cost. would
Say 20 nl Farmers desr0us uf purchasing. examine A. W
gray Sons improved uprse-P0wor. which for smpNo-
ly Of construction, ease with which 70 la mauated
Weght durability Sos render t in my iad sment with.
ont an equal
Respectfully yours, J.. b. ALLEN.
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LEcruRE.-We desire to call attention to the
lecture to be delivered in Village Hall on Tues
day evening Of next week under the auspices Of
a literary society Of our Seminary, by Rev. j. O.,
PECK, Of Worcester, Mass. Mr. Peek has Cor
several years taken high rank as popular lee
turer in the large cities, and cur young friends
have been extremely fortunate in securing his
services. We can not doubt he will have a
crowded house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

II A dispatch from London says George Pea
body is exceedingly i'll and his recovery is doubt
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hose Of our readers who wish to purchase
IS Cor threshing grain or saving wood,
well to look at the advertisement of A.,
Vi Sons patent HORSEPOWER, on third
bur paper before purchasing Groy's
Is tlcseryedly lead the market.
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anath LIS.

s~s----~-~SN-->~~~>~~>>~>~~~~~
ln Bellows Falls, Oct ~ WILLIAM NurTiN0, eldest son
the late William Nuttngi tsq Of Randolph aged "a
years
In Providence r. H. Oct. i5, DlAsrnA D., wiio Of
Avery " Denis0n and daughter OF the late RoF r. GOd-
ding Of East Burke aged 81 years.
In West Concord, Oct 10 OF typhoid fever, SUDAN D.
NJ vito Of Fielder O. Davis Of Newport, aged % years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

1T is estimated that there are 5000 men
employed in quarrying white marble in this
State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

IL Rolla Flint has been appointed Postmaster
at Hancock vice Royal Flint, deceased.
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legal Mntioos.
NFARTIN W. HAMBLETs EsTATE-

AVA. The Subscribers having boon appointed by the
Hon PROBATE Court Tor the District Of Washington Com
mssionors % receive examine, AMI aiiut all claims and
demands OF nll persons against the estate Of Martin W.
lamhle late AoreOwu, Ia said District deceased rep
resented ns0yent, and the term Of six months from the
9th day Of October 1863, being allowed by said Court
tho creditors uf said doccsad 20 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that we will At
tend 20 tie dutes OF appointment vi tho dwelling
house OF Almeda lamhlet In NoIetOwhi In said District
on the last Thursday of November and March next at
Ocl0tA Ia the forenoon on each OF said days
ENOS STILES, (r,.,.
sEAYER HOWARD, 0Vni"'
Moret0Wn, October %, A, d. 1869, 1891
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lraczRs' REuNioN,-We are desired to say
\ tIpa business meeting Of the Vermont Officers
|aisn Society will be held at the State House
|acourt House being occupied by the Supreme
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E1' We copy the following from the Montpelier
FtsHppndence of the Rutland Hraid ~" The
'ninlsinton Of Governor Washburn carries
memory back to the days Of the older Govern
Hoor State, and will bring back the good old
Fians Of dignfned and methodieal arrange
BIT Of everything connected with the Executive
EIartment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

REnucrioN or EXPENSES. 1870 The forthcoming
report of the Secretary of War will show that
the reduction in expenses on account of pay and
subsistence alone during this year will be at the
rate of SEQ 600, goo per annum. While the ex-
pouses Of the Department for the first quarter Of
the fiscal year of 1868 were s27, 500, pa 66, for
the corresponding quarter Of this year, ending
September 3Oth, they were only SIS, lil ,262 so,
beings reduction of nearly $4,000, 900 The
civil employees of this Department have been re-
dueed from 10000 to 1000 The report of the
Secretary Of the Navy will show reduction Of
expenses in his department for six months ending
September Both Of 81 ,si5,o0O and in addition
there is still an unexpended balance of appropri-
ations for last year, and the appropriations for
the current year are yet untouched,
The forthcoming report of Treasurer Spinner
will show that the increase of collections and de-
crease of expenditures for the six months ending
August 81, 1863, amounted to ifty-sx millions,
as compared with the corresponding period in
lsGs
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WArnnnrnr. November .. 1900


Between six and seven this morning, our citi-
zans were alarmed by the unusally early sound Of
the steam whistle, and the cry Of fire at the shop
% Case, Thomas q Co. The amount Of property
and it's peculiarly exposed condition, called the
ircmcn and people together promptly, to work
With will The fire took in the lighthouse, sit
uaicd some fifteen or twenty feet from the main
building, and resulted in the destruction Of the
lighthouse and most Of its contents. We are not
able 10 state definitely the loss perhaps three or
four hundred dollars, though it might have been,
with less activity ON the part Of the fremen and
citizens, as many thousands.
TIE meetings at the Methodist chapel are still
continued with Increasing interest. Christians
are encouraged, and rejoicing in the hope that
many true converts many be added to the num-
Der OF those who shall be saved
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~ st. Adams has twenty-eight lawyers. No
wonder sulphur springs abound in that region.
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yTATE or VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT So.
lu Probate Court held az Montpelier Ia said District,
ou tho llth dny oi October, A. ID, 1869,
h e. putnam, administrator Of tho estate Of Ben
amiu Barrett, lato Of Woodbury., IN said District,
deceased, presents his admlulatInton account for
examination and allowance and makes application for
decree ofdstrpuion aud partition % the estate ofsaid
dnrcased
Whereopon IT'S ordered by ald Court that said account
aud ud plcatunh be referred TO sesion OF said Court
10 be- hod at Che Probate Oite In said Montpelier, the
10Th day of Nov, A. ID, 1867 for hearing and decision
thereon And &c Is further Ord8rei that notice hereof be
given 10 d pors0ns Interested by publication Of the
three weoAs slceesyely Ia the Vermont Watch
man and State journal, newspaper published OF Mont
punr previous 20 said tlmn appointed for hearing, that
they may appear "a SAID time and place. and show cause
ii any they nuy have, why said account should be
ALLOW cd, and such decree made.
by the Court Attest,
s9.9l n. A. CHASE, Register.
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I'm Born WAYS - \ correspondent of the
lngfeld Republican, writing from Montpelier,
~
The Council of Censors has finished its work
b Of the fierce Trades Of G. G. Deweyand the
Of Charles X, Field the woman suffrage
oaament went through As a consequence Of
!, from now till next June, the State will be-
iran By Susan Anthonys and Lucy Stones
ihout number
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0m1uARy From the Owego Is. W Ga.dr
Earn of The sudden death in that cts, on the
b uls, from disease Of the heart, of Hon. Eza,
Swskr, 10 ihe 7i,h year Of hisage.
Nj SRee. was born at New Bedford, Mas5l-
asstss, but at au early day removed with his
aeaxto Bradford Vermont whore be was left
orphan while set in bis youth. By bis own
ergy b. acquired un education, studied hw,
! anally established himself in thc practice Of
chaser profession ct Owego in l-2j, where he
pd!y 10 10 an eminonce which De well min
incd fGf nearly half century. During more
pa hall of this whole period De heli the posi-
nof ~ sistmte in the city Of DIS residence
y Distict Attorney for the county, member Of
\ AHoh bly,, and was repeatedly q candidate for
HsNss, though never elected. for the reason
4 The party of which he was a distinguished
u sitsuent champion was 10 the minority In
dHtrie, The Gas,Nr say.
I rosa long time Mr. Sweet was ono Of tho leading
frfs an most successful advocates Zoo s scetou of
luttr, having extensive practice ln This judicial
liflet Ana Zoo Northen frnnplNania WIFI p clear,
n and cninontlt legal mind wei tore VIII OH the
tltttS techncaltes aud lore % d profession, pus-
"a u \ really Wlt, apiurH Boz rcparec, uuc0Wmuu
rs nf Ana ysls and ap .Geation aui Ola c0ecut and
lnday ofha Intellect advocate unryauei Boo force
efilharcy -au adversary with whom np olls miFht
t5umphs with which his chlgts wero crowned, rom
70 his nane familiar throughout wide soctlon as a
lleifoid word
frIene and uoehhor Pc was Mind, cons'defate af-
lsaasc and wanu.hu4rtad, as The honor l0vo, ohc-
-, troop % 'r.cnds. and all which should accom-
b Oh Ago Wnlsh wers his, and Dis zoo thoir fullest
4 b NH
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mo MOULD surFER 2

IT Is NOW p YEARS SINCE DR. TOBIAS fret intro
duuu'i thu Vcnutiun Ltumcut'' unituu states,
and never in single instance has his medicine led to
do all if not moro than stated in his pamphlet As
external remedy in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism Head
ache Toothachc Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores swoling
Sprains stings Of Insects and Pains in Limbs Back and
Chest its wonderful curative powers arc miraculous
Taken internally for the Of Cholera, Collie, Dar
rhna, Dysentory, Sick Headache and Vomiting, It's
Soothing and Penetrating qualities felt
taken. Tho oath with which each bottle accompanied
will show tina, there is nothing Injurious 10 rs oompo
s.tou. Thousands Of certificates Lave been received
speaking the virtues Of this valuable article.
Any person after having usod viii never be with
out it, Every bottle Of tho genuine has to signature OF
as. !. Tobias" on the outside wrapper. sold by the
Druggists and stoieseepcu throughout the Omitted
States Price, 50 cents Depot 10 Pack Place, Now
York 9093
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
Sore and Drv Throat cured by half Plastor usually
In two or three hours.

Dr. Green No. SOB Broadway, Now York, informs US
he sold Monday Juno 23 1862 two Plasters young
woman suffering very severely from lumhago. on
Thursday sho called to got two Tor friend, and
then stated how the two she had purchased Monday
had relieved her Immediately after putting thom on and
cured bar tro aiys Of most distressing pain In her
back and lous,
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Alcocl Porous Pastera hays been found specifics for
Raenaatism orhe Wrists 9o,93
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FACrs rOR nm LApIEs-

MAGNOLIA Wirga-supeHor to TIC best Imported
German Cologne, and sold at haif tho price.