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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03
sCHOOLMAsTERS FOR CONGRESS.


CHOOLMASrERS FOR CONGRESS.
Mr. Pendleton Of Ohio, late candl date of
the Copperheads for Vice President, has put
new black mark upon sham democracy, by
proposing to initiate the British example so
far as to admit heads Of Executive Depart
ments to seats in the House (Congress) two
days in each week, and to take part in debate I;
and, strange to say, majority Of a select COM
mittee have favored the project. This DILL
springs evidently from an expectation that the
House is to be enlightened, improved, and of
course influenced, by the Secretaries. As one
member said, in support Of the bill, it is to
inaugurate an era of higher staiesmAnship.--
This expectation therefore assumes that the
representatives chosen by the people are eth
er incompetent for or inattentive to the duties
required Of them and that the servants Of the
Executive are the best sohoolmas tiers to in
struct or spank them into Executive statesman
ship. In fact it sets up the Executive as the
model for Congressional imitation. That is
the pith of the thing. 1t will take only
another step to convert Democracy into Mon
archy. Since the Executive branch is so in
FINELY superior to the Democratic, let it be
made permanent as well as pre-eminent; let
us adopt that article of the royal creed =" that
the King can do no wrong = and if it ever
does happen that hs ministers get into muss
with Congress, let the ministers bear the dis
grace Of fallibility, and his Majesty be hum
bly, prayed to make up another team Of goats
to bear off the burden Of royal sins or con-
gressional stupidity. This is the new phase
Of copperhead democracy at the mouth of
Pendieton. We expected to see good Repub-
licans combat these British notions, and
among them we are not surprised to find Mr..
Morrill,, from whose speech we quote pretty
largely.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03
QUOTAS UNDER THE LAST CALL OF
THE PRESIDENT.

The State authorities have just received by
telegram from the Provost Marshal General,
the quota Of the State under the recent call
Of the President, which is announced as 1882
and the quotas by districts as follows
lst District 765
"a 595
Sd 472
This assessment is so manifesty at vari-
anee with the books and aecounte OF the
State department and the returns made by
the Provost Marshals department to the Ad-
jutant and lns. General Of the State, that
they cannot for the present be accepted, and
quotas cannot therefore on any just basis be
assigned TO towns until efforts have been
made TO correct the assessment.
The State authorities arc now taking the
necessary measures to procure their eorrec-
ton. PIT. WAsHBURN,
Adj. g. Insp. Gen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03
GAatrbman s. State Journal.
BY E.P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. FEB. 3 1895.

Prospective PEAcE.-The reported arri-
val within our lines Of commissioners from
rebeldom, to treat for peace seems to be cor
rect. A few days will show whether peace
is really desired by the rebels, or whether
they are playing for time TO get out Of tight
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03
SPECIAL NOrlCE.

D. v Bsteoek q Co. are selling carptiing-
nearest the . old limes prices" tina, We have
seen since The Wal began.
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VERY LAfNSN
NrM YcnA. Foh. 1


Late Richmond papers are filled with con-
,inesi gro~ls At the suicidal policy Of JEFF
Davis, who con, family endsoger the rebel
cause BY his blundets. A faint hope ia en-
tertained that he will modify the law making
Lee commandet-in- chief and make him only
chief clerk
Breckenridge has been installed Secretary
Of War.
The bill to employ slaves in tho rebel army
is likely to become a law.
Nashville dispatches Of Jan. 3ist say Mrs.
s. II. Foote wife Of the rebel Senator, ar
rived there last evening
The Raleigh Confederate of he 29th says
its editor had had an interview with Alex. II.
Stephens and found him utterly opposed to
re-construction and entertaining the most un-
bounded confidence in the success Of the con-
iederate cause.
gentleman who recently visited jeff.
ID wis found him life and heart devoted to
the cause.
The Hersld's 9th corps correspondent
states that on Sunday last Alex. II. Stephens
and X. NJ. I. Hunter appeared before our
lines and were DESTROYS Of proceeding to Gen
Grants Headquarters that they had ex-
pected and would have approached our lines
via James river, but were unable to do SO,
owing to the ice in the stream. The message
was sent to the headquarters Of the 9th corps
and some time after, an officer returned,
mounted the rebel wo.ks and entered. What
the result Of the interview was the CORE
spondent was unable to learn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

lou ?, m. UOIu, BZ.U0 n
The fact Of the arrival Of Alex II Stephens,
rebel Vice President, Judge Campbell of
Alabama, rebel Assistant Secretary of War,
k. M. I. Hunter Of Virginia at City Point is
confirmed by the special dispatches to the
press. They may be expected in Washing
ton tomorrow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

ria Washinpton. FebrunrY

Yesterday flag Of truce appeared on the
line in front Of Petersburgh, occupied by 9th
corps, and a message was sent in for permits
sion to allow Vice President A. II. Stephens
and Senator X. NJ. 7. Hunter, Commission
ers from the Southern Coniederacy, to pass
our lines, for the purpose of passing to
Washington, it is supposed with the intention
of proposing terms Of peace, or for confer
ence on the subject with the Government at
W Washington.
Owing to some Misunderstanding they did
not come through our lines, but it is expect
ed the matter will be speedily arranged. and
they will arrive day, and at once be n
veyed to Washington in a special boat. This
lie the only event Of interest for a week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-03

We have TO record this week the deaths Of
two men well known heretofore in legislative
councils--Hon Abner Field of Springfield,
and Hon, Stephen s. Brown Of Jericho, for
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A scSEE not in the programme occurred
recently at Mr., Myers's Lyceum, Toronto,
where Fanny Herring and Mr.. W, c. Pope
were playing. The lady it seems, rebuked
the gentleman for incorrectness in his part,
whereupon he became indignant aud threw
up his engagement, and the next evening
SLteIded the theatre with some friends aud
interrupted the performance. The. mana
ger requested him to be quiet or quit the
house, when he arose and exclaimed; "Gsn-
tlemen, have right to be on that stage
Tonight. have been two years in Toronto,
and was iusulted last night by a woman
Mr.. Myers has brought from New York
/ am an Bnglishman and she is Yankee"
Mr.. Myers expressed his regret that the
audience should be exposed to such I'M
pleasant interruption, and Mise Herring
came forward to the footlightF and said
that she had to regret that the frat insult
she had received since she left England
should be before CanadiIn audienoe.-
She was not Yankee, out was born in
EuSlaud-a great deal nore than Mr.. Pope
could truly aay. SFe thought he WAS 9
Yankee, aud at any rate che was a woman
md IA such could claim the sympathy of q
british audience. The sympathy was, O.
course, with tic lady, and Mr.. Pope ''sim.
nered down.
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-pon,t be = naehelor.

Young man, don't live crusty old
bachelor 1t is not good for you. It
will neither improve your morals, your
health nor your beauty. Marry as soon
as you can make it convenient, and as
you can shape your affairs to support q
wife But when you marry don't fall in
love with face instead of woman.
Remember that common sense is rare
virtue, much better than silver aud gold,
and fashion. Don't court and marry GRIN
oline aud money bags, simply because it
is crinoline and gold in plenty; but look
for sound, practical sense in a woman
first; that is the touchstone to try her
other qualities by. When you have all
that, all else comes. Your wife that is
to be, if she is full of common sense, will
grow to your way of thinking, and make
you grow to hers. "a woman that has
wOmanIy love in her heart will find ways
to make your love towards her grow as.
the years go over you both. And anothl
er thing needs to be needed, and that is
"a common sense woman is not to be
found where fashion insists upon drag
ging your females into Whirl, where
there is simple idol gossip and tattle,
Young man, don't stand looking after
that young woman with the distinguish
ing air, the reputation of a f1irt and belle,
and whose father has heaps of cash; for
it is not impossible that while you are
straining your eyes that way, you may
be turning your back upon some unob-
trusiVe little damsel, whom Nature has
cut your other half, and who may be
just as pleasant faced, placid tempered,
loyeable little creature who will think it
enough to go with you to the end Of the
world, and stay by and comfort you
when you get gray haired and fdgety!
Marry, young gentleman, and keep your
self out of sorapes Have something to
live for. A man alone in the world isn't
more than a half man, and the world
wants entire men. So mend yourself
and be happy. And you shall have rea>
son to say it was good thing you re-
solved to marry, and refuse TO boa soils
tary bachelor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

To be yourself. strictly yourself is half
tho b.ttle. Differ rather than nlways
subscribe. On the cornerstone of.that
fabric which we entitle manhood is en-
graved the monosylable, No. He who
early learns the use of that invalnabl
word, has already learned the way to
peace. and comfort, andsalety. An easy
compliance illustrates everything. Re-
spect for others need not degenerate into
servitude. -. 80
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Notice to MIIIers & Min Owners,

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING q. r
Nv WlLLIAMS' sELF-REGULATING BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on wheeling Island-the only
perfect Separating, Beating, aud Securing Machine
IN use. Delivered froe of charge at the Railroad
Oepo9 In bridgeport, Ohio, or Wheeling, or steam.
boat Landing in WhseIing, W Va.
Price Sl26. e"' 1VV WI'
-, z cleans 20 bu.holu per hour, weigh. $50 nj.
No. selsAp' IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 b,
Nc. cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 b..
Other '1o', up TO 100 bushels per hour, made to
J. II. TIPTOH, Of Lexington, Kentucky, Is our
5gent. An orders for that State should be ad
address JAS. B, WILLIAMS,
hOVSSom Bridgeport, Ohio,
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Cite gutel.Illigeaeer.
COVER THE STONES"

On We wander, with smiles or Sighs,
laughter or fears, in Wrinkling eyes,
Aches and pains In our stideninE kneeS,
We care now only for rest and ease;
FRIENDS have gone to the distant zones,
Yet we're still pattsring over the stones.
Youlh--hAl many are gone since then,
hst and forgotten BY angels aud men,
Melted TO grass. pale and thin,
With then GoIlies and faults, and virtue and sin;
Yet It'll In our ears sound their friendly tones,
As We go patterIng over the stones.
The streets are changed, and the houses too,
ForRr item the good that We tried TO do;
The sea has some Of our friends oneS dear,
Earth has swallowed the rest, We fesFs
Aci4s and sAltS have ID from their bones,
Yet we're si patteriuR over the BtonCS,rf ..
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IAN the MedbaI men aud tho Press recommend
Dr. stricklsnd's Anti. Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy Tor Diarrhea and DySentery. It Is
lents and OarminRttve5, and is warranted to effect
cure after All other means have failed.
FOR sale by, Druggista. General Depot East
Fourth street, OineinnaH o. 49,
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No Mercury oss NauseOus Drugs,
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the NOS eminent Colleges IN
the United States and the greater part Of whose li
has been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elSgIEhSte,Ihas effected some Of
the most astonishing cur e. thAtiWere ever known;
many troubled with ringing In the head aud cara
when asleep, great nerTppsness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, with frequent blushing
attended sometime with detangement OF mind, wenf
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Z L HETS COG *
U-TIS15<f-lLKIEsER
q CHonbroot1 BuRatns)
UTOpsn for Students day and evening.
rTIHR purpose Of thI5 TfnitiEution q to .p.,rue,
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buEineGI Andin Accountability AnditG eoneomitantS
BOOKsKEEPIMG,
!tripped Of it1 absurd ysrbiage and ancient pro
mode Of doing buGines5 especially in the United
ates L the lsading subject ofAttentiOn. It's LAWS
tIon e those d nature And compriSed IN veTy feS
WopdS, are 6EAt made familiar % the student, VIII
Who l. then conducted through acourSe Of prsctica
Bookkeeping, In numerous sets Of book IN great
variety 81 foEms, till he thus acquires nasteryo
the art which enables him to apply Il With eility
70 any kind Of business.
" ANYTHING SCHOOL
d open day and evening, attended by both IAdIa
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- ARITHMETIC,
and it, application % all manner Of -pH
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Instructions IN the above subjects are interspor
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The course Of in5tructfon Il intended TO be- u
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and Bridgeport and especially to hls students.
~ rH=t-HaD TERMS, 20. %
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but thu 8tud1nts Is NOT limited In finS-hs ma y
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aALlIM.0REL0GE HOSPITAL

RsFABkIsHTD AS A 4REYUaR .FRoR
nUAOKTRY.1A -
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TAKE PARTI6ULAB NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them.
selves by improper ndql geagence and solitary hab,
its, which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
for either business, study, society or marriage.
THESE are some Of the lad and melancholy sfectt
produced by early hAbitS Or youth, viz: Weakness
of the Back and htBS, Pains In the Head, Dlmness
Of Sight, Loss Of Muscuar over, Paptation Of the
Heart, (DIsfepsia, Nervous hrifabnitH Derange
meut of the, Digestive functions, General Debility
YMEs9HTfRe toRf s ds On the mind ar,
much to be dreaded-Loss of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. Evil Rorbodings Aver
sion to Society, selfDistrEst Love Of Solitude Tim
2 THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can now Judge
what is the Of their declining health, losing
their vgor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eyes, cough and symptoms Of oonsumptfon.
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gHE OILY PL ACE w Hen e =
-CuREaOAH BE OBTAINED.

nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE Mosl
~ Certain, SPEEDY and Only EneotGN Remedy
thslBsok and Limbs, Structures, Afectiopg of the
Kidnefs snd Bladder, involuntary DBohaEges, I'M
potency, General Debility, Nervousness DThpepnA
tfoBaf the Heat, T1midfty, TramblingS DiInesS Q
Sight or GIddiness, Disease ofLthe Head Throat
No1sof Skim Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, stom
aeh or BoWels-thoSe Terrible disorders arising nom
olitary Habits of Youth-thCse s1oRIEand sol
itaY practices more fatal to their victims than thu
ouof syren6 70 the Mariners of Ulysses, bAghtint
their most brilliant hopes or ndctpattpn9FEendeF
Iria fnlr riaRe. Ena imnosabIe. -
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Or. strickland's MellIhuouS Cough Balsam is war.
Eanted to cure Coughs, Colds, HoRrsene ss Asthma,
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption and
all affections of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. 10
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a-certain practioe
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or 1t school, the etfects Of
which are nightly felt, ever when aEleep and II not
both mind and body should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hope OF hin
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snAtched from all prospects and enioyments of life
by the consequences Of devhting from the path 81
nature aud ind9lgingi in certain secret habit sucb
.personB NUBF. b6tora cont em1iatInO ~ ~ y
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NO. ARTHUR Agent for paying PenslonI omoA
occupied BY Adams Express. Company. april
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DISEASE or 1MPRUDENCR.

pleasure finds that he has imbbed the seeds Of thir
painful disease it too otter happens that an timed
from applying to those Who, from EDUCATION and
reSpectability5 can alone befriend him. delaying TN
the constitutional symptoms of this hbrriddiSeRse
diseased nose, nocturnal pairs! in the head and
limbs dimness Of GlGht deafness, nodes on the ahin.
bones and arms, blotches on the head, face and ex.
tEemites progressing with fightful rapIdity till a
last the palate of the month the of the nose
fall In, and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
hoFrtd object Of COMMUNICATION, until death puts
to shat Undiscovered Country from whence nc,
traveller returns" a7a --riF IA ',-i-I'
tits melancholy fdct that thousands fall victim
to this terrible disease, owing to the unsiIfulnesa
Of ignorant pretenderA who, by tho use Of that
Deadly F0fRon, AefcttT9, ruin the constitution and
make the relidue of life miserable
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y0uNa MEN

Especially who have become the victims Of solitars
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuAlly 6HeepBf6 an untfmely grave thousands O.
Young Mem n the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might Otherwise have entranced lis
f6ning senateS With the tiiunders of eIoquence o.
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with fu
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STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health, to the care of man,
q llearned and worthless Pretendars, destitute O.
knowisdge, name or character, who copy Or. John
9tonS advertisements, style themselves, in the
newspapers, regularly Educated Physicians, inca.
pable Of Curing, they keep you triing month after
month taking their 6lthy and poisonous compounds
OF 81 long ~ the smallest fee can be obtained and
over yonr own CALLING disappointment -
DIT. Johnston Is the only Physician advertising,
nus credentials or diplomas always hang In his
His remedies or treatment are unknown to al
others prepared from life spent in the great hoS
pitfalls Of Europe, the FIRST in the country and uorr
extensive pTtUGts practice than any other PhyEScan
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De striek lapd'g Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles 1t
feliet and effects permanent cure.
n 3Fy Y SdiIreet1y. It is warranted to cure. n
Eor sac oy all Druggists. General Depot 9 EaI
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY
DIR sTRIoKDAND'S TONTCZEWe can recommend
tnGSe suffering With loss Of Appetite, Indigestion
OF u DysgePG1, Meryougness, and Nervous Debility
w Use Tonic. It Is vegetable preparS
nnon' nee from Alcoholic HquorB; 1t strengthens
tne Whole nervous system; It creates a good
SSIPPetlte' 3nd e warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
FOR sale BY Dr9ggistA generally at 81 per bottle
Dr. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
FL AZ y BRrNTIrNaER L DERRY, REED
AAAtH Z COS MoABE,s KRAFT, 1 co: LOGAN
LIST = 90, M;LANE BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING
Ssnsr: y: ,ISAAHAhs Wheeling, and by Druggist
oct Gzdaw1y. bjHeo oaa
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GEO. D6AG6RT sc GO.
.H' EuI VoI1oWHe sPIEND1D 1isr OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
APencIIs, &C., worth $500, 600, J

TO BB SOLD ATONE DOLLAR EACH, without
regard 2 YA,geP and not to be paid until yOP
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, ORGANIC. WEAKNESs

Immediately cured and Full, Vigor Restored! a7a
This Distressing Ahection-Which renders LifeRnd
Marriage impo9ible-is the penalty paid by the
VietimFof Improper indRlg eneeSs Young persona
the df6adful codspqdAnees ,thdt @Ry enSue. Now
WHO that dndeFti klds a5he eobiect FilI pretend t.
deny that the power Of proereation ID lost sooner by
those alilnE into Improper habits than by the pru
dentE Beaide8 being deprived 0fthe pleasure o.
healthy ofgprng, the most serious and destructive
symptoms "a - body and mind arise The system
becomes d6Eangsd, the Physical and Mental Func
tiOns Weakened, Loas OfProGreStivb Power, NoFvouI
IrritAhtitY, DYspepsA tPalpitAtion OF, the, Heart
Indigestion, Constitut ionAl Debility, wasting 81
the Ffam62 Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
rohfce; No.t7 South Fred erick St,
Left hand uide going from Baltimore street. fsN
doors from the corner. EaI mot to abSerTe tho name
and numbeE.ss. Cd. - z!gfs y .as|lE = 'ss7-
Letters must DO paid aRd contain stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs In his ONCE. 7
'.At eURElWARRANTED m TWO DAYS
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos,
necessary requisites to pFfmote connubial happi.
heS1. Indeed, without thee the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospecth61r.
~ darkens to the view themind becomes shAdowed
with despair and fled viii the melancholy reheo.
with our own s-ff-
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: IL MS MARRIAGE

3 Married PefsonS orr Y6aBgz Men contemplating
marriage, beinR nYare fphyscRl weakness ,0rganit
debility, deformities speedily cured. =, tyr.z an
He who places himself under the care Of DR.. J
mRy rsligioqslY condo Sin bis honor e gentleman
and confidently TeIy upon his skin Is q phySician.
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rulers of States

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ished alabaster. "L'Email' is especially endorsed
by Mile Vestvali. Mrs. D. P. Bowers. Lucille West
ern, and many other actresses and opera singers
Sold by Druggists, Perfumers. and Hair Dressers.
WIN. II. READ,
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