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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

v We do believe in tho assumed riott Of ono GOT
Of men p live u d.cncss out Of the profits Of dran.e
ing, and impose on Che uon-scug, uon-uppng portion
of the community the burden Df supporting the drunk
ards, paupcrs and idiots thence arising-N j. Tribune
We say amen TO the above, and go one step
further aud claim that when law and public
sentiment are both set at defiance, aud drunk
ards, paupors aud idiots are daily increasing
from the reckless ayerce Of few unprinci-
pied mon, it becomes the Imperative duty Of
the non-selling, non-tipplng portion of COM
munity to assert their rights, and wage an ir-
resstable conflict, until the illegal traffic is
broken up forever. No whineng and boys
play if grass won't do, use stones.
THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN Convention.
Tho late gathering of the Republicans OF
Virginia at Wheeling excited tremendous
outburst Of "sound and fury from one of the
local Democratic sheets. The editor sug-
gested that 1t was extremely doubtful whcth-
er they would "be suffered to proceed with
their sacrilegious work in peace" But the
malignant hint was not taken-indecd, the
gathering was NOT Of the kind with which the
mob spirit would dare to interfere. The
Wheeling htoHignrer of May 3 says ofit
The Convention yesterday was the com
pletost of all complete success It surpassed
toto carlo, the most sanguine expectations of
its most ardent friends. Every district in the
State but one was represented, and in point
of number, intelligence, worth, enthusiasm.
and every thing that goes TO make up an inn
posing and respectable a,somblagc. the Com
yeniion of yesterday never was equalod in
Western Virginia.
/ 1t was subject Of general remark, even by
those who were not participants in the Con-
yention nor in any way identified with it,
that they had mover seen a finer looking body
/ of men assembled than those who sat in the
parquetto of the Athoneum building ycstor-
day The Republican party in Virginia can
we'll afford 10 feel proud Of itself, when it can
send up TO its drst State Convention such an
array of men ofcharactcr influence and stand
Ing as It exhibited yesterday
50 From almost every section Of the
country wo hear report, Of extensive fires in
the woods, doing great damage to the timber,
and IN some cases endangering buildings.
Setting fires in such dry times as we are
now having is risky business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

To On Thursday Of last week the wife of
j. w Wheeler Of Norwich, was thrown from
wagon the horse falling downand upsetting the
wagon upon Mrs Wheeler. She was taken
up for dead but has secovored so as to be
conveyed home. Mr.. Simeon Currer, in GO
ing for the doctor to attend upon Mrs. W.,
was thrown from his horse, breaking his right
arm just above the elbow, and also dslocat-
ing his shoulder.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

70 A prize fight between Harry Finncgas
of Boston, and Mike Leayitt OF Lowell, Mass.
came off at Hooksett, N. Il. on Thursday
last, which resulted in both getting severely
whipped, Fiunegas being declared the victor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

Mn MoRE1L's SrEEcH-On our first
page will be found the able speech of Hon.
}. $. Morrill,, made in the Committee of the
Whole, April IS, on his bill "to provide for
the payment Of outstanding treasury notes,
to authorize a loan, to regulate and fix the
duty on imports, and for other purposes -
This speech, printed in the Globe is ac-
companiod by instructive tables which do not
appear in the pamphlet copy. Mr. Morrills
bin passed the House on Thursday last, with
but slight alterations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

DEATH OF "PETER PARrEY" Samuel
Griswold Goodrich, better known as an au-
thor under the title of Peter Parloy, died sud-
denly at New York, on Wednesday Of last
week. at 'he age Of g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

~ Richard Dillon Of East Montpelier,
ten ewes, and has raised from them
the present spring lambs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

10 The Beiious FaHs Arg,e says that not
outstanding the ten delegates from Vermont
to the Charleston Convention cast their votes
for stephen A. Douglas, at every ballot, it
was well understood that two Of them pro-
iored some other man. These two probably
voted one way, with the unit rule as an cx-
cuse, and talked another that they might
be all right with the winning man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

gV' The Village of Bellows Falls, after
suffering severely from fires within the last
two or three years, have decided that there is
no safety without protection, and have pur-
chased a new first class Zimmerman Fire En-
CINE with hose cart, hose, etc, the whole
costing Sl332,50. No Village Of any size
should be without its fire Engine and well
organized fire department.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18


Col. GEO. A. MERRILL,
Late superintendent of
the Connecticut and Passumpsc Rivers Railroad
hy the employees,
As a token VI their regard and esteem,
M1y g. 1863"
Accompanying the present was note cx-
pressing the respect, esteem and hearty good
will of the donors, and assuring him of their
personal regard and continued interest, where
over his future lot may be cast.
~ The war of the dictionaries RACES fierce
ly Tho notice of Worcester's new Royal
Quarto Dictionary in our advertising columns
is worthy of notice. It is undoubtedly the
standard with many of the better class of
scholars and writer's in this country. Not
long since an elaborate review Of the new edi-
ton Of both Webster and Worcester appear
ed in the Boston Copgrcgahopaiisi, wherein
the comparative merits of the two works were
fully discussed. We have now before us a
pamphlet of nearly seventy pages, in which
the article in the Coagregatioaaiia is severely
handled. Large extracts are made from both
dictionaries, in which the superiority of Wor-
cestcr's ii claimed as beyond dispute.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

n
W. fememper 81 nearing story OF q fellow who
aioesea ;,, aocaof anout u o'clock one
winter WINTER hight' ana coming TO the door cooly IN
CURED
~ MaVe y ou ioss !. ! hnie, NJ. brown g"
70, grower me victim.
Wen never mnd. SAID the wag. . thought
"a 10y Just can ana INQUIRE for found one yester-
day. 4,
W. tn gs, lnae very cool, put the following
s.ory Y. wi NeM 1ofk Wag, surpas.
ses 10 ilnpuuencs s anylng Witnin our recollection
he Ha,i ana lauge IoE yonTseii; :,
W9en the celebraled . copenhagen Jackson
was British Minister In IN this country he resided in
New oTA ahu oecupled 2 mouse on broadway.
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DIR. Hoonand's
@ NAN TIERS,
BALsAM1c CORDIAL,

The great standard medicines Of tbs have
their popularity only through years Of trial Unboupdsd
satisfaction rendered by them cases and the people
pronounced them worthy
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICR nEBII-
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF fssE
KIDNEYS and ali diseases arising dsordeYed liver or
weakness Of the stomach digestive organs are speedily
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BALsAAIC CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing that Of similar preparation extant II viii cpre
without fall the NEST and standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsEsEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, INcIPIEET CONSUMPTION, and has per
formed the most astonishing cnres ever known Of
CONFIRMED coNsuMPTIosi
few doses will also check cure the most severs
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels l,.
Thea Esedicines prepared By Dr. G. NJ JACKSON Co.
No AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa sold by drug
gsts and dealers in medicines rs cents per bot
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac Published annually by proprietos called
EVERYBoDY's ALMANAC you will find testimony and conn
mandatory notices from all parts the country These Alma
given away by al our agents.
..s. j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. Agents.
~. ...a Se.=.-..4 q and Isl Charles street,
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The other Life,

As / grow older, and come nearer to death,
look upon it more and more with complacent Joy
and out of every longing I hear God say, 80
thlrsting, hungering one, come to me- What the
other life will bring know not only that shall
awaken in Gods likeness, and see him as he is. If
child had been born and spent all his life in the
Mammoth Cave, how impossible would it be for
him to comprehend the upper world His parents
might tell him of its life and light, and beauty, and
its sound of Joy; they might heap up the sand
| into mounds, and try to show him by pointing to
stalactites how grass, and flowers and trees grow
out of the ground, till at length, with laborious
thinking, the child would fancy he had gained a
true idea of the unknown land. And yet, though
he longed to behold it, when the day came that he
was to go FORTH it would be with regret for the
familiar crystals, and the rocl1-hewn rooms and
the quiet reigning therein.
But when he came up some May morning, with
ten thousand birds singing in the trees, and the
tile wind blowing softly through the young leaves
all glitter with dew, and the landscape away
green and beautiful to the horizon, with what rap.
ture would he gaze about him, and see how poor
were all the fancyings and interpretations made
within the cave, and the things which grew and
lived without; and how would he wonder that he
could have regretted to leave the silence and the
dreafy darkness of his old abode So, when we
emerge from this cave of earth into the land
where Spring growths are, and where is Summer,
and not that miserable trayeste which we call
Summer here, how shall we wonder that we could
have chung SO fondly to this dark and barren life.
But on, then, 0 heart, and yearn for dying.
have drank at many fountain, but thirst came
again; have fed at many a bounteous table, but
lovely things, but while gazed their iustre faded
There is nothing here that can give me rest; but
when ! shall behold thee, O God, shall be
satisfied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
Mothers,

Thousands daily speaking IN The praise Of
DIR. EAToN,S LEFAFTILE GoRDIaE Hes
and whyY because it falls afford instantaneous
when given in time 1t acts as by maggie and alons
will convince you that what say Is contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
kind and therefore relieves by removing the nes Of
your child instead Of by deadenng sensbes For fiji,
reason comends itself the only reliable preparation now
known Tor Children Teething Diarhea Dyenefy Gripping
In the Bowels Acdiiy Of the Stomach, Winds In the Head
and Group also for seeniug the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no equal
being an antipasmodc It used with unfan success all
cases OF conyusion or other Fits As you life and
health Of children, and wish them from those sad
rghng consequences which result from the use
Of narcotics of which all other remedies for Inaile COM
plants composed, take Eaon's Inf,ne Cor
DIAL this you can rely perfectly harmless and can
not njure the most delicate infant Price 2 cents F ree
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New York. Y
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FIVE PREPARATIONS
sANFoRDs
YER IN VIG RA TO r
Never DebiIitates.

Never DebiIftates.
1t is compounded entirely from Gums and has become
tablshed fact Standard Medicine and approved
that have used it and is with confidence
the diseases for which II is recommended. 5 81
Il has cured thousands within the last two years
given up all hopes Of relief the rnsoliei
Gates in my possession show. 4#9E#&
The dose must be adapted to the temperament of aoy
ua taking it, and used in such quantities % act
Bowels
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide you in esl
Liver InvgorHtor and it will Liver Complszsz =,
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, sunuier O. III
nysenery Dropsy Sour Stomach Eabtual Costiveneas c
Ghoera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantu Fatuence jam
dice Female Weaknesses and be used successfully as
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache "a
thousands testify In twenty minutes two OF three ~
spoonsfu taken at attack All who ~
1t are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the .Invgorator and swallow
both together Eaa y
Price, 81 per bottle.
sandford's Family Cathartfc Pins.
Compounded from Vegetable Extracts and put IN in
Gases, air tight end will keep in any climate.
The Family eaharte Pill Pill, gentle and active
P he Which, ie III iese so
Az The Profession hat different Gatha nj ,sas]
The Family cihariic Phi has with due reference to bis
fact been variety of Ia ~,
d. m I'll ssss wse q hs
Pans e b sef Rack ri 1 ns Of the sopas
owe! The whole body, from sudden cold which freausn
neglected, end in course Of Fever Loss Of Appetite
ng Sensation Of old over The body. Restlenes Heada
Weight in the Head all Inaamaatory Diseases Wora
shish isl s Ell at To- = sn s
mention IN TINS advertisement Dose Ito g. Price ,as
The Liver Invgoator and Family Cahartc Pills ara
by Druggists generally, and sold By the trade In ali ia
towns - = - tne AN
,.s T. VI SANFORD, ~ D., Manufacturer aad Propries
| aaI - - J. WRIGHT il on, Is 5a,iSss :
y sl ze=e5 Whalessae 1fsnss-
INST ANA SOLD by every Druggist
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VALUABLE REMEDIES
HAIR REsTORATIvEs va
X I7 THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayl

NuhIhf oF ANY CoNFiDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayl
a MANY ns Al, spss The sTss # p Weed
covered something that would produce results Identical a
hf q SsaK sd b s
leave sd to IL rses sway Read e foawn ,e:cea to
Prof O. Wood A1 Ths as sss fp Tlst IL ys
1855 concerning valuable Hail md shS ,a ~
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been ed only without any good effect but 10 absolute
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this fact send you eek q my hair taken Oh The
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many skepteal until after trial purchased and
used l VIZ nnyesss success VIII ssk ha.
s w. ss spf J. s ~
KEEP H. a. sS s ~ s
all who inquire Of me q my mistaken opinion valuable
'a nsoas Ran ks Nov ss ~ e RAYMOND
PRoF o. y. WoopDesr Sir would certainly be doing Won
great injustice not omake known all world he wonder.
fa ~ well as tue result have experseed from
using osE bottle Of yonr Hair Restorative After using every
kind restorative extant but without success and finding
head nearly destitute Of hair finally induced 10 NV t
tie Of your Hair Restorative Now and Justice corel
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n This testimonial Of my appreciation for your valuable
medicine you Of unsolicited hat If YOU fhnE
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The Restorative in bottles Of three Sizes VIII Large
medium and small. Tho small holds half pint and ren for
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds at least twenty
per cent more IN proportion than the small and rea two
ao'as per polte noias quart foEty cent
WOOD CO.. Propesors, LA Broadway, New York and ii
Market street. st. Louis MOI and sold by all good drugs an
fancy goods dealers. sEsT
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
u and Isl Charities street..
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED alw avs pre-
sents with the essential elements gives Of course
the True Standard Anayze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia seroa etc
and find in every instance deficiencies The red rob
niles Of Blood Supply these deficiencies you are made WE'LL
The Blood Food is founded upon this It's sson;sh
ing success There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever a the
Throst Lungs inducing Consumption use No. which IA a.,
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Of Appetite for NIL
Chronic Complaints arising from 0yerUse, General Debility
and Nervous Prostraon. No. Complaints No g.
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption is
taken by drops and carried Immediately the circulation
that what gain RETAIN The No. Female Irreg.
ares Hysera Weaknesses See special directions for
this For Salt Rhenm, Ernptions Serofulous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No s. In all directions
must be strictly followed Price Of the Blood 81 per
bottle
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 406 Broadway New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No q & 151 Ghartres street o.
j. WOOD Co. ST. Louis Mo- and by all respectable Drng.
gists throughout the country. g
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ExcHANaE ON EUROPE, WINES, LIouoRs, Efe.-=
aesrs Co., ilo Royal street importers and whole
le Dealers sale exchange twenty elites Of
FRANCS all foreign Wines eorais and gaeHI sarains
preserved fruit denohns bottles CASTLE soap We direct
The attention Of tbs trade to the advertisement Of Messs O.
SEQ.
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steit ny OF ureSS, manner or fashion,
tlat they hnagIned Il would eniharrass the young
student To be called upon to join iii, and which
they, A. young men Of the world could talk upon
aGently. was often advanced. Kate was blind 10
none cf these things, and Dr. Bell and Mr. Ross
neither of them ever great fayorites with tile young
iady fhsy were addressing grew less and less
such every day.
one atteraoon Dr.. Bell proposed going dow on
ne Aafs taEgetshooting. He was a capital shot
himself and promised himself much sport at wit.
Messing NJ Rruce's efforts 10 hit The mark. The
Mass consisted ef several low, marshy fields. which
Ter the purpose Of draining, had been ditched at
regular Distances, each ditch being aba.,t vvo fee,
daep and uae mide--shese were generally half f,,l
Of muddy watar, and a person unacouaintef with
tho ground ran great risk Of tripping Into one q,
them. Nhethar this had anything to do with DR.
Bolts selecticnof the fats he only knew.
M Bruce, when asked ID join them, eonsente
rendliy, ana made his appearance D few minute
after with fne doubie- barreled rife upon Ii
Shoulder. and other shooting Announcements wor
Nith 1he air q one accustomed to them. Kat
looked at hinl aa she went ont to mount her horss
and wondered how she had ever thought hil
homely, as the servant led up her horse, DR.. BE
few into the haase 70 got chair for her to noun
from, and ar. Ross took the bride from the este
% hofd The animal for the young lady. Mr.. Bfac
bent little and extended his hand, In which Kat
placed her dainty foot and sprang thence into ID
saddle thanking DR.. Bell with bit of malice il
her smile, az he sat down the useless chair. He
aleaes Joined hsr, and they rode slowly along i
ne grounds 70 witness tie sport.
g AffiYea at TIC spot the target was placed an
3frru ssf1a AZ a.
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The lane used TO lead 70 Farmer Blooms house ];
but another has been made, and this Is no longer
used. IS 5,ss a B
Lets have a race, cried the Doctor; and as
he spoke he struck his own horse, and the one Kate
rode being its mate, they started off at mad pace,
her efforts to hold her horse being all fruitiess.
Sure that Bruce's horse would follow suit, Kate
looked back and sure enough there came the poor
student at John Gilpih rate, stirrups flying, his
hat Off, both hands clutched in the animals name,
and looking the very image of modification and
chagrin.
The doctor and Kate cleared the fence at hound /;
the horse Of their companion broke as he neared it,
stopped short, and sentts rider flying over TO find
1 resting place il the long clover.
4 !, Afe yoa iurtl cried Kate, leaping unaided to
.he ground. Believe me, Mr.. Bruce, - she added,
= 'he young man 70 his feet, could posi-
aass hsid my MORSE, this should not have hap
ne glanced INTO herseft eyes, and took the prof
lered nana' oa are forgisen,n he said; and,
folding ms arms across his chest, he stepped aside,
permitting them oncemofe 70 leap &c fence
i AIr, Bruce said Kate, turning her head ].
invited yon g accompany me upon this ride
surely yon will not desert me? DR.. Bell,n she
added, you have proven that oar horses will no
travel quietly together; must beg you TO rid,
on.n The doctor bit his lip, but obeyed and Mi
Bruce, remonnting hiAnow qnietstee rode slowl
hack, by Miss Howaris side. What passed upo
that return none knew bnt the young lawyer an
honny Kate their Tide was long and slow, bu
words flowed fast, and we're followed by that dee
silence which says more than language.
Il Al they sat DOZEN 10 tea that evenings Or. Bell,
little late, came huffying iii, and with a Laughing
look toward Ar. coward, said 81 suppose 20,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
The DasliaWays.

\ San Francisco correspondent Of a
recent date, has the following in relation
10 the Dashaways, a vital institution Of
that city
The Dashaways are just year old.
They celebrated their first birthday with
speeches, songs, and anew haul of mem
bers. Their origin, you may remember,
was in an engine house, where FIVE or
SIX went in for new life Of total absti-
ncncc from everything intoxicating. In
~ months they have gathered 2430 mem
bers, Of whom very few after six months
t,ial have availed themselves Of the priv
iicse Of Withdrawing, and the black list,
us have already written, is remarkably
brief. BY hosting flag on their hall.
they can rally 20 members at any hour
of he day. Whenever man suddenly
agrees 10 sign the pledge. up goes the
flag, II quorum (25) assemble, and down
goes his name, During the present
month, they hold meetings twice day
at noon and u o'clock in the evening
for the purpose Of accommodating
penitent drinkers, OF whom they antici-
pate large gathering in. Tie Dasha-
ways are most curious people--as earn
est as if life depended on their behavior,
rs fall Of zeal as in the first year of their
lie. La thirteen States, in Oregon, Wash
ingt,n Territory, and Columbia, even in
E1iope, tLey lave branch societies estab-
iisieI"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
SIYENsEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out of
I'D and under the seal OF the District Court
of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of Eph-
rain Miller, and against the goods and chat
tells lands and tcnements Of John g. Rice, |
have levied upon the following described
property, viz:
The Northwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section Thirty-two; the Northeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section
Thirty-one, and the Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Section Thirty-one, all in
Township Eighty seven, Range Ten, West OF
the Fifth p. NJ, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, / will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff Office, in the village of hide
pendence, on Saturday, the 2ith day of March.
4. d. 1860, between the hours of Nine O'Clock
A. NJ and -Four o'clock p. NJ. of said day, &c
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs. BYRON C. HALE, SHERIFF..
BY b. D. REED, DEpUTY.
Sheriff 5 Office, Independence, Iowa,l
February 18th, 1850. [49-4t