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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09
TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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,THE TRlBuN isuow in the middle ofiu M eontt
y year , Vol Nv. ofns workN issue commenced
the lsi Of Sepiem or last. The Ameriear puaiic
ed not nov be- made acquainted with it. Character
~ claims to consideration. Nnh hut a sulnrdinate
tcaafd for pfuds nee, policy popularity, ~ has aiufd
Co stand Tor hieheousncssi iof ifuhi tor Htmaniy,
against fortified luquus, Freud and Oppression.
There rs not sIave tf1def this Continent, thUufh
be uuy rcnd anything hnt bis bills fsula fud
yahie, who does nui kuuw and bate ttE Ri-
HlNt thrfe H. not un extensive h1u1atot # drug
rcd md poi-unuus Liquors hu does not cousdct b.
very dangerous ami immortal pnnef, md wonicf by
its publication is tolerated in cnmmerc all COTTON
huttne Cug ike New-York. THE NEwAHK NipcuuY
lufcibi remarked that II had mover knowi hard
gripping. srtewina asHfiriuus employer VIA vas not
hostile 90 IilE TRIBUNE, nor one enine ntiystnrr-
Gus aud KINDLY VIII die MOI ike Prompt am plnu
snukeni n %. dcnuucations e nquiy aud abts4. Vt
power, while claiming no exemption from human all
httl. o. may have done Temporary iuJus.ice indi-
vidutls. but % hos never been uufthui so pnmipr,
nnr deaf tho cries of the wfouged and sdherng. in
column. The advoeeies olnov,l and unpupulfheo-
fies contemplating the Moderation of human woes,
especially thuse Of the vutceicss uud dnwn-ifolicn.
hare ever found audience ara hospitalny while 1t
every attempt Co 7ru.cfihe a1d degtlde cias Doe
oausc Of divcrsitit- ot Nativity Citro, or Color
o. hhnce ui calumutcs Tho must rocious. cod Of
ostiliurs me most deadly and uuiirng, THE Tkl-
81 has grown steadily in public appreciation from
the do, of IT'S origin. Is mcHas ot .rniug tho lhhc
lppI' caton have hctu au1mcutcd o. 1toporion. ln-
stead oi scclr editor with une or two isfaus, MS
orr uzaon now cump isss numerous body Of winters,
eHrh hrrd hy special trrouplt -hmcW nd experience
for tho particular Zinc OF discussion to Which boz prn
is devoted thr dlls ttnauut ut fcatug matter gvfu
staff of valued correspondents enctfclts the -ulc,
t'an.muins cIriS lnd inteligcut nuuafoas II vaat-
ever H. most worthy attention while foiucs, Lcg-
i-lauon, Literature, AT, lli-torsia short whatever
effects ha social we'll being OF mankind, Polemc i,-
olosy alone exec pil dhads here the foost ami most
searching scu.sfHn.
Attached D., profound cousiction 60 me hont f.ent
policy OF Industrial Development lud Internal lntrr
Communication. rs hose most cun.nicu US eIftffinr
HaH.. HI faH dana "s. d
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On5S 25S 5av 561S
Half uours nv KNIGHT
THO nosor,od VT ~ Niss Sor,bvor,b
TIC tvintios ~
III iaan Eansin IN r cisrt
Leather S,oct,nr Taios"R Nv Cooner
R.rring,on's Spa.chos
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por,y oadors Slo,cbos ~ IefF,.rson
Uan,l,on facLson Clay Ran.
dolnb 81 Ry R,l5,yin
Va, ~ ,ho c.,9r bofore sehas,onoi
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pts Of piarnoy V,cten1ie
SLe,chos ~ no Ir,sb Il r-Rv Sbiel
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FIGHT Between A KATTLEsNAKE
AND HoGs.-The State Rights Dem
ocrat, published at Eliza, Ala, mar
rates the following "Two gentle
men were lately in the woods, when
their attention was attracted by an
uproarous noise Of hogs. Thinking
that something uncommon was TO
pay, they repaired TO the spot, and
found that the hogs had been in a
fight with very large ra,llesnake.
The fight, from Appearances, had
been a long and desperate one. The
snake was torn TO pieces, three hogs
dead, and a fourth dying They say
that, as the last hog would groan,
the snake would raise his head, being
unable TO do anything else. The
snake and fourth hog soon died
They report that for thirty yards
around, the grass and ground were
torn up. The snake was SIX and a
half or seven feet long. The hogs,
III the fight, had demolished all the
rattles except two"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

DAYS WITHOUT NIeHTs.-There
is nothing tina, strikes a stranger more
forcibly when he visits Sweden at
the season Of the year when the days
are longest, than the absence OF the
night. We arrived at Stockholm
from Goiienburg, 400 miles distant,
in the morning, and in the afternoon
went to see some friends-had not
taken note Of t,me-and returned
about midnight; il was as light as II
is here half an hour before shutdown.
You could see distinctly. But all
was quiet in the street. 1t seemed
as If the inhabitants were gone away,
or were dead. No signs of life
stores closed.
The sun goes down at Stockholm
little before ten O'Clock. There is
great illumination all night; as the
sun passes round the earth towards
the north pole, the relractlon of lis
rays is such that you may see 10 read
at midnight. DR.. Baird read letter
in the forest nesr Stockholm at mid
night, without artificial light. There
is mountain at the Boihnia, where,
on the 2lst of June tie sun does not
go down at ALL Travellers go there
TO see it. A steamboat goes up from
Stockholm for the purpose of carry
ing those who are curious to witness
the phenomena. 1t occurs only one
night. The sun goes down to the
horizon, you can see the whole face
of it, and in five minutes it begins TO
rise.
Birds and animals take their ac-
customed rest at the usual hours
The hens take to the trees about 7
O'Clock, p. NJ, and stay there until
the sun is well 10 in the morning,
and the people get into the habit OF
rising late, too.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

probably ask What is the shape
Of the earthi" and YOU may easily
remembei by my snufi-box that 1t is
round" 1t so happened that the
teacher had two snuil-boxes, one
round, which he used on Sundays,
and the other square, which he used
during the week The day nj length
arrived. As the master had anllci-
pated, the inspector asked one of the
bows, " What shape is the earth y
and the lad, turning his eye towards
the master, replied, "lt is round on
Sunday, sir, but square the rest OF
the week"
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4},c0itincs.


Iae .uu.afna remedies aie offered 20 the r.lt..
is tae best. un.i perfect. f.lifh medical .r,of,
uiuid. ANEls ttlIl.I.clc pitLs have loo,, ,. wv
pared With tlO utmost 300 which the na1ie,i
ie-aion Of TINS a.a pnssgsscs, and their effects .h.
ihei have virtues which auTpass HnV cOmn.n.t.
Of medicines hitherto known. Othor nionlr....l
do more or less good; h1t this cures such dln,.,.
complaints SO quick aHd SD surclf, as Go fr,,
efficacy and % power tu uNr10t disease beyond 10y
thing which men nave known before By ra, '
Che distinctions Uf The internal organ. ANA y,
lating them into healthy action. Che, rcno,.t..,.
fountains of life and ylgor--healh roarses .
through the body. and the sick iuan is Nou ,....
They are adapted 90 disease. and disease ,,f %
when taken hg one iu health they produce Ie',
Gle elect This is Che perfection OF modicif. g.
is nnmgonisNc 80 "a ease, and no more ~.
children may take them with impunitv III KY
are sack they sill cure them, il they are ecl h.
will DO them 200 hum.
Give them 90 some patient who has been hi,
tratcd with bilious complains see his bcnt..o .
tcnn4 form straightcn with strength again. ~.
loug-lost appetite rctuni see his clammy lest,-
blossom into health. Give them So some suf,,,
whose foul blond has burst out ul scr1flla ifI ID.
skin Is covered with sores who stands or I'D. -
lies in 1ng1ish. lie has been drcnched nside ~,
out with every potion which ingenuity rouid ,
gct Give him these Pulls, and mlrk the el.7
see Che scahs lsll from his body; seq iho na,,
skin chat has grown under them see the iaie i,,.
that is Glenn Give them 20 him whose s,
hum1rs have planted rheumatism u his iaiai...
bones move him. aud hp screeches with uai0 t
too has boon soaked through every muscle of t.
body with liuimnts and selves; rive him r..
Pms to purity his blood, the, may moi ct,r, E,.
fr affef there nrn Gases which ro ...f.f f....
reach. but mark. hc walks with cruia rs nov, .3
now hc walks aluue they have cured hIn. aka
them 20 Che Term, soW hlggmd dfspcrtc. ula.s
guawIng stomach bias long ago eaten every sui. +.
nom bis face and oycry muscle flom bis buds s
his appetite return, and with it Dis health. s.,t.-
new man. See hor that was radiant with hs..b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

Characteristic Anecdote Of PeiiS-
sier.-The following characteristic
story is told of the commander-in-
chief of the French army in the
Crlmea:
" Some years ago, Pelissier on
parade one morning got angry with
a sous o6icere of a cavalry regiment,
whose tenue seemed TO him quite de-
fectIve. lie abused the man most
violently, and cut him across the
face with his whip. The man seiz-
ed one Of his pistols, aud endeavored
TO fire a, his commanding officer, but
the pistol missed fire. Pelissier,
swearing a fearful oath, but other,
wise quite calm, said; " Fellow,
order you three days ares, Tor no
having your arms in better order !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
lmpOrlant Announcement,

Two ALL PERSONS ati .eted with sexual diseases.
such sSEMtN WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE.
GoNNORHGA G,Elp, SfrnltiS. SC sc.
The now BID ASSOCIATION frhlllIelHhia. in
view o. the awful ID sfrur ton Of huutn e pd healh
caused by SeXu4l dis ases ana the decep iions which
are pacrisrd upon the Unfortunate Htciims 90 such
diseases hs Quacks have ditcricd their sonsuItlns
SurgeoH, as 'iiR1lAhLE .tr worthy Of thtir
name, 10 livo binAL ADVICE GRATIS. toaII
persoa- thu- afl ctrd, Nide or Frmlle,l who 4pgIy
By letter. viii description OF t1ftr condition. luse
occupation, hshitso fe-I Sr rnd a case tx rome
pevrlts aud seheriag TO FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE of iiAKGE
The HoNafd A-socsa'iou ism benevo oni Institution,
established hy spec sado Hment, er the feli.fof the
sick sud disfres.ei, d ctrd with Niruleat and Ep-
pcHlr Diseases iHHts funds coo be used 0ruo otter
purpose. Il has uuw surplus OF maaus, which the
directors have voted To- advertise ne above nntice IL
Is Hred go add ihat the Association command tho
highest Mtdir3 SKILL # tho nse. and gH furnish She
most approved modern treatment. Valuable Ivfre
also given 20 sick snd prfvaa- females rtod with
Hbdomiu d weakness, WOMB Complaint, Commences.
Leuc nhag Sc.
Address lpost-padl Diego CALHOUN. Con
sulias surgeon, howiri As-oaiation, No. 2 South
NINTH street PhiiadeI pha, Pa.
By order at ihr Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI President.
GEO. FAlRChlLD, SECRETARY. 3siK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

an Unproftabte Habit-Some
persons are in the habit of dwelling
upon and greatly magnifying every
little injury they receive at the hands
of others. They thus render them
selves very disagreeabie TO those into
whose ears they gre continually pour
ing their complaints and al the
same time greatly injurc themselves
IN the estimation of such, while they
are contributing very much to their
own personal misery. How much
better would it be were such persons
TO bury their little troubles, or at
least 10 keep them entirely out of
sight J IL is TO be presumed that
they do not sufficiently reflect upon
the true nature of their conduct, else
they would certainly be more careful
10 avoid IT than they are. Jameson
forcibly exposes the great folly of
such conduct by the following illus
tration:
A man strikes me with sword
and !nhic,s wound. Suppose, in
stead OF binding up the wound, ! am
showing 1t to every body, and after
IT has been bound up am taking off
the bandage continually and examin-
ing the depth OF the wound, and
make IL faster ill nv limb haconas
greatly infamed and my general
health is materially affected is there
person IN the world who would not
call me fooll Now such fool is
he who, by dwelling upon little in.
juries, or insults, or provocalions
causes them 10 agilate and milan,
his mind. How much better were il
TO put a bandage over the woun,
and never look at it again Ger
man Reformed Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-09

Fur Purfsnr ne Blood, reHoriHg al assd.es ofisiHf
from stcf-s of H-rcafn sIpnNAre eHa tmFruaf"cf 'a
Ne chronic canst tiaHai alscac, GrfsH- from an iH
pure str. anna biaoa ana tae reil5ls aH4 cgsci
a1I tsar tsi.is fr flc care af srawaf A4h hht~e,
af Y .d. Uiefati eftfe Tirolt and LsHgsi Fafas
eEI srfIiH0s ~ nr Bones. Ifur, F."ptes ono ne
Flcc, aha sag Erapuoas ~ iht aktH
Ilis Hrieic De- noN presented at -own OF roc most
disngu physieaus sine country nd has prove
riAriru, plcttce than ly pfrptfatun "t Sif-
saparl yen Offered GO the puuipr. seseiai cases OF
scccndat, -fphfls Metcural aud Serotnous di-tases
have our,f r1coytel DO the iHcurahIe ~ifd- of our
Puhlc lnsituiiou- which had ar many yeats feusted
every mode nitfettmen hat could Pe devised. These
cases turish -rkin- examples OF The sanitary fneeis
otAs eirnt 900 s-tine some OF hr most fnNeiff iie
.sts. offer iir ellnt, were destroyed, aud The
bones .itcady adecfca.
NsIlcE.-Letet. tom responsible fhAsicians end
Professor. OF several Medical Colleges, and rhea es
cures from patients VIII be found accompanying both
Preparations
Prrcrs, Fluid Ixtact OF Buohu, 81 per bottle. or g
bot les fo s..
PHIcrs ud Exutct Of Sr-aparilla 81 per po'ue, or
rutl,. iof IS, rqu 90 strength oeuc gallon OF syrup
Of ~ar-apaiiii.
pep ied aud sold 10, u T. HELMB chemist,
Chestnut Sireet near he Girifd House, Pniadel-
phtu.
10 b. bad ofCOLLtN~ g. PIERCE Moofp,hrr, VI.
Aud of nfugsi-t- t1i peaiers rsfrya here.
albums are;ea 10 t4l Proprietor or 8gent rfeeres
immediate AZ ssti0R. 49, l3.
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HrA village schoolmaster announ-
ced one day to his pupils tina. the
inspector would soon visit the school.
" Now" said the teacher, +" If he
questions YOU on geography, he will
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PEAR TREES
ron SALE AT THE
GHiOn Nursrries. EsecseVilic NY.

= =
m nn0 FEAR TREES. comprising .cve-el
iO'UVO Thousand ufthc Louise Bonoo o. Jerset.
BARTLETT, Nhte DoYfnae, Ono daen Vicar of Make
offered by the 100 1900 at reoucsd prices a.o low
Pylumids and b~ari-, both Pear tnd quu,e stork-.
tr Gardens, u penrA every vaue, oI an, renutai ION
Co BE- tuunn tu tii- coutifs urln Europe portion OF
these afr trained Pyramids, 10 wears from she bod
nYN o. u b"ailng, w Sc and thfce 1ianicd aud
eau be removed VITA perfect safety. The above trees
are eaciussely Of ha groh, those the pear stock
having been worked GA tt-oruas seedlings raised
hefe-Nh ieh urc inund Infinitely superior in value
the Imported French stocks ing neral use So mis-.
couutry, which, rom tuoir i adaptation 10 cur ED
mate aud iho rouscqueui Tenderness and iabihty to
blight" Of the worked tho u, nre worse ihtn
worthless The trees now offered are iemarkabi, thru
go -tecky nnd weiif rfm' d. and peiecily teaiihy
~ Mt single instance ef 'EAK BLfcHr' has ccer
ocearred a. fhe,e .Nursnus!
Ni-o Tor sale the u-uai supply of AFFLE. PLuM aud
CHEFEY Trees, both Standard aud DwHr. Of an TIE
cho varieties 10 cui tH iioni 1RsFE WINS, # al
the haidiu-t md hsst fn open culIur 81 uRHANrs
tuosaHEkEiEs HAsFBERsIEs and ~rRAwHeRRies, o.
hftFN oNer choice not spieudi lot ui HuHsE
hfsfNrts and rtLvFR NArLEs, of rye zig Tor -tfert
planns, ~hifh ohrfeu h, The 1000 Nery ow ORA
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NOTICE.

n n BRIGHAM ~. d. Homeopathic W, ,.a
~. and surgeon, having hanged ~ i's.,.d hm
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AAyOODkN ARE
~ nests plain Pine Tubs. nests Buckeye BoSls,
do do Cedar 2doz. Curly Maple do,@ ?. ~
do painted do, 4 ITS hrass- BID Cef sr Buckets
dozen Washboards, doZ. iron do do do.
do Meal Sfters do do.
With lot of Wen Buckets Milk Pals. sugar Rnckets Ce
lar aud Pine Churns Sets of Measures Clothes Pins Knife
Trays Bung Starters. Mix Strainers etc etc.
For sale reason able rates by
nov17 j. W. & 5 VICKERY.
& z t,RSE POWE AND THR EsHERS. just re-
eev1d Emery fwe horse Powers and hreshers; also
Pennsylvania 4h0rse Powers Thresbers Emerys
saws which saving Csrd Wood for
shop purposes all of which selling manufacuIers
priee GRANT CARSON.
TORN CRCsEER6.-The Kentucky Corn Crusher',
u is md cheapest in We Offering
them TOR sale, movie GRANT g. CARSON.
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NCW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NNsrSer that be able devote time more part
IA larIy to the IK0N HEAVY HARDwAHE part eff
disposed part OF interest in thee
Gerry house Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
old stand under the syie of ORR DALZELL
omplete OF everything in the Grocery
line would this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the the house Tor the very
extended and respectfully
their the firm aRd would
very slow at all gentlemen, that they need
March l. 1875 SAMUEL ORR
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NEW wAsHINGTON HOTEL.

FENHE pretos of this House have removed from their
OF their Hotel, finish
ppose the Court House. where they epared to
moda their all others who
upon them in much superior style than formerly
for pectiu solicit
shall all eudeavors
st will be the best the market affords and our
charges moderate.
Good Stabli and Wagon Yard kept foreoTntry custom
AZ Il
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REMOVAL.

yHN BACON & co. have removed to Main street. be-
Water and First next door to Hanoek d
Ssodaras Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will pleased all their old customers and
pleased to
call They would their TOR the very
liberal given hope eeeiye Of
J3roceriss. JanI6-Iy
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decI4
arnRAGE NNANTEn.

NAT Fire Proof Warehouse
Nv quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise,
tho mostltberal terms. -
Having and airy rooms stairs particular care will
OF Household Furniture Agricultural implements
ana goods to damage from damp
trloLEer aheN desired -.
Iooatcd on corner Locust and W. and
saa convenient for shipping by River Kali
ro.d Aoplyto novi GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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CO-PAIsTNEIkNETIP.

TIME und have this day formed partner
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER 81 Co
for tho transacton of general Forwarding and Com
mi Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse the
and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Cr.wfordsvilie Rilroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnme either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast ofthe firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
by unremitted attention to merit and share
he public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
-.4a GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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NOTlONs! NUTIONs!l

sNNLOWER vases berm travelling ompanions.
H London ing wax eight and ten key'd French
French dolls, marbss; tea
sets naiss combs Superior needles pins tooth
pirk. key rings ellis. steel tooth brsshe
beads chess Emerson's toilet
rsriistyy ~ rnofions for by A. O. PUSdEE.
an2S under Odd PeiloWs Hall. Firstst