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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

Nor Rich, BUT GENERoUs.-A cores
pondept of the Philadelphia Native Amer
lean writes as follows;
"The last time was in Boston, in pass
ing down Hanover street, below Fleet,
saw hearty son Of Africa sitting on a
pile of wood just sawed, and eating, APP
parentIy with keen relish, some frag-
ments of bread and meat, which had Just
been given him for his work. should
probably have passed him without further
notice, had not been struck with the APP
pearance of woman who was standing a
little distance from him, and watching his
operations with eager interest. She was
a white woman, dressed in the thin garb
of poverty, who, in spite of her emaciated
and care-worn countenance, looked like
one who had seen better days. Curious
10 know what interest she could take in his
movements, l stopped a moment to watch
them.
The wood-sawyer, noticing her fixed
look, asked her what she wanted.
Pointing TO his meal, spread upon the
log, she replied, | have not eaten so much
as that in two weeks
well, sit down here and take bite,
said the kind hearted negro, 'although l
aint rich, am generous
. With tears in her eyes, that seemed just
before already. sealed up from weeping,
. she drew neaf the humble table. did
; not Interfere to deprive the wood-sawyer
of the pleasure completing his gener-
Gus act, (for generous it ras in him TO share
his only meal with another,) but after pri-
vately slipping piece of money into the
poor woman's hand, continued my walk.
Butt could not shut out the scene from
my thoughts, and the words of the Afri-
can, not rich but generous kept ringing
in my ears. What must man have been
in his best estate, thought |, when degrad-
ed as he is, human nature is so full of hui
man sympathies? But if riches consist
in the means of happiness, what fund Of
wealth has a man, whom God las blessed
with sympathising heart; for where is
there greater happiness than in blessing
another? Many man that prefaced his
sumptuous dinner with long grace, found
no richer blessings at his table, that day,
than did the wood-sawyer upon his log"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

a fAcr.-It is the man that makes the
most h0ise' that secures the attention OF
the world. A silent elepha mt NAV remain
unobsserved amid the foliage of the wood !.
but q croaking bullfrog is sure to attract
attention in the darkest night.
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If YOU FEEL A LAssITUDE,

WITH loss Of appetite. palplalion of the hear ns-
w blty TO exercise, with drowsness and disposition
to sleep, take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail relieve all those unpleasant symI
arising from congestion and angud ejaculation Of the
blood, and a redundant quantity or morbid quality Of the
qe which apt 10 occur al ms season OF the year.
Pain in the limbs, head ache and other effects oi recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by agents in all
the country towns and a the General Depot No. 226
Main 81 Hartford c. Also by s. p REDtIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Montpelier; Goss and Hutch
ms, Waterbury o. French, Barre X and M. Hammet
r. Montpelier A. T. Bancroft Planfed. 81
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AND -
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ME QuEsTION sETTLED.

THE QUESTION SETTLED
A MONG the multitude Of medicines and " cure ala
N which daily palncd of upon the unsuspccng,
people often get disappointed that they hardly know
what TO believe when reay Invaluable medicine is intro
duced into the community.
The medicine which bring before the pnblic ia
compound not invented in day, but the maturing Of
wears of reflection, all diseases which have tendency
towards Consumption. Complaints Of tho Lungs Chest,
and Liver arise from variable cnae e, most
dangerous 10 the invalid and those Of naturally weak
stitulions.
DR.. LARBOR'S VEGETABLE LUNGWORT,
IS Of the most extraordinary in IT'S operations upon
ic system II takes hold # tho complaint at once, and
no matter how long the pulmonary consum,ive patient
has been suffering, If the condition of the lungs such
not to be ibsoulely abe the Lungwu will srad-
cate every syinplum uf disease from the BODY restoring
one were again TO life. For this reason peoile who
have pulmonary complaints should carefully SCI oct the
eme1y which will if there be cure
The Lungwort will do this fheath be ed and
The Proprietor hestacs not TO say 1t the safest medi-
cine the world for those troubled with COUGHS and
COLDS, BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING COUGHS,
NIGHT SWEATS. ASTHMA, BLEEDING AT
The LUNGS, OPPRESSION ON THE CHEST
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER. and Pulmonary complaints Of every
kinl.
We have not 10 publish he Numerous certificates
ofcures but all ere referred medical pamphlet DO
had gratis any of,he agents
e. j. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor,
% B,oadw9v Albany.
For sale by GOsS HUrCHINS, Waterbury,, and
5. p. REDFlELD Montpelier Sc lyeop
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Kind Kitty kssd her husband with these words:
"Mine own sweet WILL, dearly love thee!"
"If true" quoth VIII, the world no such affords
And that It's true dare his warrant be,
For neer heard of woman, good or III,
But always dearly lov'd HER OWN SWEET WILL !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH Is 4 DISSIDE AIIM

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and secrclons Of the human system undergo
striking change than in the fall If the wear. Ii we
Turn TO nature the changes The vegetable world und
not only suikngy analogous but TO have strong lnu-
the health diseased condition Of the body From
the decay Of autumn, and The morbid and deahke state
Of winter. there springs lite and beauty. The effect
of this decreased activity IN ali inanlmato liter well
seal system renders the Of simple
medicine, especially hose of slender constllon-or
absolute Importance This is The time effecluaIy as.
st nature in renewing and the power of the
vital organs. Ofthese funcuous none have init
mate connection than the stomach and liver. The pres
OF food in the stomach and the healthy operation
the digestive powers, furnish ihe Only natural smuant
the Liver. But whenever the coa'ings Of the former
weak and mol bid, both the quantity and quality of
the eOns greatly modified the natural stimulus
dmnished-the bile is Improperly secreted, and dis
Of The liver chronic affections form anoth.
almost sure to follow In this critical condition TO
give healthy the stomach and to e the blood
of its impurities, thereby preventing months, and NAV
bc years of su lering, PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and efecual medicine. lis celebrated
author Tor more thana contury only close, and
ant student Of the medicinal properties of plans,
bu Of their adaptation the Of every class OF inter-
nal diseases Although III elrly life apparently hope
less invalid the OF this medleue restored and conn-
ued hin in health and vgor TO the extreme age o. SO
years These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be given to children well as aduts with he
utmost security. TO their superiority in this respect
most OF the vegetable medicines IN use thousands are
constantly tcsliiylng.
putting generally resoricd 10, yet their pills
degree Of popular favor uneXamped in the history o any
popular medicine, IT'S now only Twelve months since
they established their agency the United States and the
monthly sales upwards Of ten thousand boxes They
give these simple facts, wishing the medicine
alone It's intrinsic value No ship going 10 should
be without them. Families having used them will
always have a supply
SETH w. ToWLE, 1873 Washington ST. soles:agens
fJr New England
Acknowledgements, s. p. REDFIELD,
Waterbury, J. q. Simpson,
Chelsea, Dickinson < Noble,
Bennington, n. X, Parsons
VergenEes, John II. Bowman,
Stow, IL. l.. Camp,
East hire, Rubee & Butler,
Burlington Peck + Spear
Bellows Falls, Norman Harrisl
Woodstock, James Ross. Jr.
Pomlrct OTIS Chamberlain
Norwich, +. l.. aud T.. w. Old,
Straiford, Royal Hatch,
Washington, b f. Dickinson,
Barre Oryi French, s6eoply.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

A CARD. THOMAS ROBERTS & co. Druggists
"A and Medicine Vendors ofCrane Court, London, Mar
kct Place Manchester. and III Fulton street. New York,
respectfully announce 10 the public, that having succeeded
calling attention to their invaluable medicine, PARIS
Life Pills and It's ticaoy being fully tested and lis
success as pnrgItive established, beg 10 state that
medicine offered to mankind has so rapidly Obtained
such distinguished celebrity. and it questionable fthere
part the civilized world where its extraordinary
healing virtues not been exhibited
The propretors therefore doub anxious RECON-.
mend the Pills to Nose whose loss Of health by dyspepsia
rheumatic affections require speedy and certain
walton
The opinions Of its value by Of the best medical
men of the day. foundation that lis does
depend upon any system of advertising mefetrcous
putting, but upon its virtues amongst those whose
tensve medical acqu emcns and high character for ntcg
riy place them out Of the possibility Of aldng quackery.
Thomas Roberts g. Co have the permission of Dir Filler
Of Philadelphia for stating his strong Recommendation Of
the use Of these Pills deranged hilary complaints and
! hylrg rheumatic symptoms.
| BY such undoubicd testimony this The public be.
ginning understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
of this md medicine the powerful purgatives that have
been hitherto sold Them in the shape OF Pills which
give relief for as.ort space of time, but always the
expense Of the system by ereebing and rendering il
more liable to receive again other complaints
The same high medical authority. in describing the viz
tues OF this medicine, says As differs in iany respects
very essentially from the Pills that have hi hcro been
brought before the public is advisable make the public
acquainted with the general properties they possess
PARIS Life Phs, a purgatlve, are found to act very
gen,ly-indeed when they do purge freely Is owing
less Their purgatve Qualities than he very Uad con ion
ofthe system they acting upon, The vegetable nged
ems VI WHICH NltN arc CoIPseu VIII IN an nstan
chemically compose the deeienous matter that gena
Grated by various and mpedes the vital aud organic
operations of nature IN the human frame. Their action is
principally by decomposi on-invieoraing by the
and quality Of the bood-srenetncuing all The organs
efectualy without any Of that stimulating effect SO nju
Gus in purgauves generally"
They sid retail by most Of the respec able Druggists
in New York. and by ouy appo ned agents every city
and town from Maine 10 Louisiana, Canada the Brush
provinces, Havana the West India Islands, and South
America in foxes so and % cents Zach.
Testimonials Of cures from persons whose diseases wero
1pfl..
seen at the Office oc T, Roberts Co. III F1lton ST NJ
! York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-14

HE Constitution, the "vs vitae Of our wonderful bod
les requires alternative, regcnorating influence
to crctt and healthy existence. Air, light. ard
somt. other elements brought 10 this rtquson and
for time prove sufficient r the requirements Of the
tenn. But when lrom mprudence and violation Of the
laws Of animal economy morbid humors arise ocrd and
yai juices collected the system requires assist
from other source, II sinks IN disease de-
cay and death How wonderful and saulaty at this pc.
Rod, lie effects of appropriate aernduv" mcdi-
cine taken in season? Thousands have been saved from
DEATH and millions from suferinss ndCscrbable, and a
L L Il. -. H. .l. -
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CLOTHS. CASSIMER e. VESTINCS.
0OO PIECES Cloths, Cassimercs, and vcstings,
@OO BANCROFT & RIKER'S.
Oct. u. lsIL d
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SILVER SPOON MANU-
FACTORY,
Egu FDEVsNs a. EEsEY'EAEESH Ell.

e. liver ten and table SPOONS Of all Sizes desert do salt
~ and mustard dos sugar. gravy and sonp ladies'
longs desert and butter Knives ETC. Every article sold by them
manufactured under their upernendencc, and 10
warranted of the best material They take pleasure inform
ing the public that they have reduced their prices such
will suit purchasers, and those in of spoons of
kind they offer tho advantage of purchasing the pos
sihlo prices and directly of the manufacturer
NJ D. liberal discount will be made persons wishing
purchase TO sell aguin They enabled all times show
their customers the latest style OF articles in their line.
Sent. 6. 1914 70
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SANDS SARSPARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF 'rHE SYSTEM.
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S>,nnl EAari.
MARINE Journal.
PORT OF w,YoRK.

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MEMORANDA.
Foz Ersc7L-Tae parke. ships Montezuraa. for Lty-
soci V-Cs& 70. London, and Oneida for Havre, will
szz .o-ss:, Z tz- weather.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1: s=ya SEP Ai sh:p York Mo.rel, TO load for
xe-t 5..k T-:5en:- T1irs. 20 load for do.
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Drr GOODS.
nRy EONnS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, a: No. 2I5 Greenwich
o dSos 100 SsG o tTn ne eS Up ~ S oae
y9,k Ticrify, fer their OWE interest well hsl
zst esly families who are listing he ely. and who
q - e. On nv GOODS g s sa so s1e9 r sssS.
- 2: sal z III ~ Ia; s & hody
az-z sSd advertising, and tia; IL Is almost impossible for
say OF oyrrey make up their minds where call for
zos o1t eli tie subscriber asks Is that they would Jake
u -oubs 70 cal lis stock before purchasing
besse5lag IL, by DO doing they VIII promote their own
isvzesr
Ldez Country Merchants, and all who visit the city
AID purchase Goodz for Cash would only FIRST make mem
orsodun Of ice and number and be TO call and
exa-ae .or themselves the subscriber hat,ers himself that
d. vc1d ih be convinced 9. the truth of what he
de wod stale rsi be allows no DESCRIPTION whatever
10 Be prs.iced IN bis establishment; such as warrantng
god. 70, s.s. eoors ar WOOL &c. they h may
Uneo zach "a not lie case Goods freely shown whether
csors purchase the time and every iu
crsron givea respecting tein and invariably warranted
scuai 70 recommendation.
Some Of The prominent articles which The subscriber
u daily receyng and Offering al prices unusually low, may
te fount enumerated a. follows
good assortment Of Deached and brown comprising a.
every style Of dOmeac manufacture double and single
~.dla'' 'A''ihs in price i fRPST K IA cents.
Jus received large stock Of Prints which for beauty and
og @ Ssy be aund . eoors cs per yard
w., No., CLOTHS clo;t Sc, GA SSH y &c
French Englsh and American Cloths good assortment
Bsek blue baeS and fancy Cassmees, from 10 cents TO
BLACK, mixd, and gray sstne,s, from s. 10 Is cts
Kentucky jeans s si%ssI n Scr very low
piOoo ~ LAIN Eo.
AZ eA.et AZ, IL ~ 80 ts -, a' az a'' iNoPP''
those goods have been recently purchased hence they
of the Richest newest and desirable STYLES in marke'
DRESS GOODS
Every VARIETY consisting in par, Italian Lastrings back
and bs blaek Gro de SWISS Gro do Rhine Pout de Sole
a. so,d SIM Observation-Disclosures hipe ilart and ca,
iS t,o,n ~ csnts N ~ e. ner yard Also rooa assor,
, s ,ch Sco,cS FnsI;sb md An,e,,r.S Ell, shrr,
LIZ hIso 81 Is II hisce SiiS heh ins,Te s1perior
49, MSn,;n ~ - ''N '' e ~ f0
: ~ ALpACCAs.
Black blue black and cclored OF 6ne FIN sh and lus.re
- SHAWLS
An extensive and rich assortment consisting of fine
brodered Mousde Lines rich GhaIneeon Ottoman figured
Satin. Poul dc Sole, together With large variety which
ius' DC seen ana priced
- ~ ~'f '-''-T'1 LINEN GOODS
Co,rrsinr snost every article in the hon keenns line
VIZ FINE Irish Linen, from S cents 10 81; hne Danask
Table Linen Scotch English, and Russia Diaper Towel
Ing Of al kinds and qualities, Linen Shee;'nss, &c.
MERINOS.
large aud well selected assortment OF French English
1-"-' WI " - FLaNNIi.S w. -
gre, assortment of Enesh and American white. red
and yellow both r~ied aud riaa from 10 cents 10 81 per
yao. among wtHShs avery surprior nucie OF aArh red
in :. pO 70 Change Color either sS rer:pira
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Official.
Omciat.
LIST OF LETTERS.


SIR tnd be II fsrtaer Enacted ,bo pos,.
Il. ,dverti.eu,on:s made under the orders OF lne o
master General. newspaper or newspspGts G sn.p
5 Tor In nny Post Office, shall be inserted IN ,he ap
nr. Of The town place where the Office advertising
~ he situated kattag tx LergeS etFeudtien
'' " INe-y Post C1fce Lar, pa1Jcd March D. iSf''
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ynsuranlc.

flofec no. Ii Wsi.si.
The Company Offers the following advantages 10 The
Lives only insured the lowest rates of premium
THE premium if $50 may be paid in cash and ihs
mi second - months bearing per cent interest or
II may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person liable beyond the amount OF his premium
married woman may insure the lie OF heI husband Tree
from any demands OF his creditors.
There will annual division OF profits, payable i'll Script
Certificates bearing interest Ut o. per cent which Interest
''' DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens, Robt L. Patterson,
VIM A. F. Pentz Chns. S Mackneu,
Henry * Me FsGSSI M n1e sv Ward
RoBT. l.. PATTERSON, Prest
BgSJ. c. MILLER, Sec'ry.
JOS L. LORD. Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. no. Bond-st.) Medical Exam
aer a; the office daily from to o'clock 81 1awti
IfIKE INSURANCE.-The Muua Insurance Com
IL pany OF the City OF New York, Office No. 81 formerly
No 52 Wal-s-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 IN
form the public that all claims on this Company occasloned
hy the late fire, and all other claims hhvu been
used and paid il full and they deem proper 10 add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
The atc os,es the Company have still securely invested
enpilsl OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGETY-FlvE
This Company continue to insure against loss damage
by tire favorable terms similar institutions III this
The Company commenced business in 1897. the cid
Mutual System und continued up 10 the year 1902 when
The Mutual plan abandoned and new charter obtained
REFINING the original but Inappropriate name, as the bus
the Company that period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF fifty dollars each
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-YoIk October 9th, 1915 $50 II cod
pOyVERY AGENCY ofihe Mutual Safety Insurance
Id Company-The Trustees OF the Mutual Safety nsur.
Company have the satisfaction OF informing the public
after providing for the payment in caD their losses by the
late fire. and al other claims The Company in possession
OF Bonds and Mortgages, and substantial Premium Notes.
exceeding $780, GOO; addition which they
have received from their deuers in this city, sbscrp
ton ofover 100000 making total of reliable assets of up
wards OF $3.50 600.
TRUSTEES.
Zebedee Cook, Herman Oelhch., Mortr. Livingston,
G. c. Verplanck, Alfred Pell, 4. s. Lsthrop,
Robert b hliniurn, August Belmont, Joseph Blunt,
Pelalah PERT Moses Taylor Charles Mintun
Charles H. Russell, NathL w. Merrill, +. Coitepet.
Andrew ?. Pilot, p. A. Hargous Francis P Sage,
David Hadden Charles II. Marshall, H. NJ. Beckwih,
Geo. Hurlbu!, Adam Norhe Nathaniel Weed
IEBEDEE COOK, President,
ALFRED PELL, Vice President
The Subscriber having been appointed gent the above
AIMED Company, is prepared TO make Insurance Dwell.
ling Houses, Stores, Furniture, Stock of Goods &c. L.
EDWARD BUTLER,
Agent of the Mutual Safety Insurance Company
Office No. ia Bowery at the Book Store of Messrs.
Embree. s2t 2aw3m
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HUBBAKD'S PAPERS-BURNAP& BABCOCK
No. IS Jen-street, offer for sale full ASSORTMENT OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard COMPRISING
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Rocsl
Royal. Medium DENY and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post Bank ousrto Post, Exchange Cap
! Extra Super Cut Cap riled and plain.
Letter Paper ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post Super and Exru Super
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored lmperials
Ceored Royals thick and thin
Do. Medium. do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums Royals, kc. &c.
B. B. nave also hand very extensive assortment Of
Wiring Papers, Book and News Printing Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
role agents Of the genuine Patent Enyeop Paper.
Printing Paper Of any and quality made to orde. al
short nours. iv2l ozyrod
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURES.
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Panshed Tin and
"a Common TIN Ware. Cutlery. Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shaker Sieyes
ncles-
y B-A complete assortment Of Coffee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes aEa Covers Hotels and Steamboats,,
Cd hand, and manufactured al the shortest noIics
JAMES 2. WATKINS.
% EJanlecd 10 Ca,haTIne-st Sew-York
N0LAsSES Cups.-As The SEASON for buckwhesl
A'1 aSSs has arrived and the children deer creatures,
fond o: sSeetenng would remind their parents that
We have good supply BRITANNIA Mo.asscs Cup? Tor sale
W ho.esale and retail, by BOARDMAN HART.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Sect LEAD AND LEAD PIPES.

Complete OF all sizes, warranted Of the best
n quality constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices 81 LATHAM K BROTHERS, 2i9 'Feter-st
n 3. Tn Plated Timed Lead Pipe also
furnished the price The pure Leader Pipes The
plate OF Tin warranted thick and well laid
can done-bui the the manufacturers do
wish 10 impose on the public by recommending IT, as they
know be corrosive and destructive OF the lead Sam
pies exhibited. So 3meod-