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, 1866-03-30

A Poatmahter ReAiEus for the Reason
that Lie cannot support the Presl-
drnt'a Policy-Le&fslnttvp Proceed,
ing.
lSpecaal Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune}
OEs MoEEs, March g,
t. 8. Wilson. editor Of the petla Bsade, has re.
eigned The office Of sina.ter nt Pe1ia Tor the rea
eon that he does not 1nd1rte and cannot support
the Presidents policy.
In the Senate several hills we're referred Among
thtm one to indemnify the Second and Third IoNa
Infantry Reeimente aealntt loss On account Of tie
purchase By them. Of uniforms, IN 1891 one for the
appropriation Of *si, 900 for the completion ct the
Agricultural College building. A petition mas
Introduced providing for the paymepl OF loas sus-
, 1866-03-30

United States Telegraph Co.-Feeilng
among the StUckhotderA-SsEtnl
Charged on a1ie Tfusxees.
Especial Des patch 10 the Chicago Trihune.l
C1Sc1HsATs. March g.
There IL nueh feeling here among the stoekhold,
crs OF the Urited statea Telegraph Company IN
regard 10 the action Of the Trustees, hnd meeting
Il 10 be held in a day or two 10 constder what is
hest to be done. Reports an current. and believed
In well Informed circles, that ZONE OF the Trustees
nave made largo amount Of money. aud rendered
themselves liable 10 criminal prosecution. 4 CON.
mi,see Will probably he sppo1nted to investigate,
and prominent lawyer. and leading banker oi
this city are named In thai c0uueeilou. Meantime
tho s,ockholdels ART edT1sed not 10 ransler their
stptk.
, 1866-03-30

taine3 By propz3etors II printing Office in Keokuh
county BY the raid In 1868. A bill was passed pro-
r1np.acilnr business n the otate. The Common
school bill was iaken up, discussed At length,
amended and parsed. The Miss!s=ipps River In
finally pa.sed-yeas Is, nays 1B~ 1he measure
granting the lile Of lands to The settlers On the
Des Moines River land grant va. under consIdera-
lion 1t The time Of adjournment
The no1ee wa4 engaged good portion OF The
day On the Orphans Rome blln OF the House and
Senate. The former was adopted over the latter b,
sote Of s. to 81. and passed By oni5 ona. dtsteu
Ing voice. An important railroad hill WIS INTRO
dncet by Mr. Sherman, to same the lands grant,
ed 10 the N. q ". Il. Il Co and 10 appolnt Com
missioner 10 e1ant the resume to soe ponDlble
company that will obhgzte Itself TO complete the
road at an ear1y day.
, 1866-03-30
Ql)tfa9o Qr1bune.
FRIDAY, MARCH So, 1865.


THE N&W&.
Buchanan, the indianapolis wife murderer,
was eeotsnced to nineteen yeart tn the Jedcrson-
Stlle st1te prison, yesterday.
Adsices from China and Japan report that
ptncy L incczsine to such An extent In The china
Ssa ~ to sezsonaly cndangrr con,me1te-
The funeral ubscquics In honor Of tho sase
2enatos Foot vert celebrated With much sosemnn.
yesterday, in Warrington. TITO sermon ""s
prcachet by Rev. D1. Sunderland.
The statement telcg1aphsd from has"ng-
TIM Yesterday TINT TIT interest IN she o. nonos
1nltne due To May would he paid IN APRIL Il uh~
t1re.
Nothiur yas done BIZ either Houses Of Con-
--,t, Yesterday. their attention being given 10 the
fsnc.al obseou,c, TO thc hse se1a Or Foot Both
Houses edionrred until Aonoa5-
The Assembly Of Wisconsin, On Weanes-
day evening pa.sed The eight hoH hbos 4iu BY =
ruiz Of 50 70 =, but es1ctwnrd recmsrdezed the
,otc. md pos:pnned the htll to thu zlh os Jnly
aex., WHICH, Of cou.se, defeatsiL
The Senate Finance Committee has reached
no conclusion on the Loan bill. Senator Sherman
Ayofs IN amendment limiting the amount of
srenbacka md gold required 10 be kept On htnd
the Treasury. Tho measure viii not be deAu-
rely acted on nntl next week.
The New Tork HfralTs Paris letter has the
':ext Of 4 secret convention bsfNeen Napoleon and
AAaamAaan' concluded N toe L's =. @e W W
..t "4I ~ " 49,, -. 1,Mt.- ~
~ ..s... - t.a,1 ~. .hov. a,t.
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o@fe1i4 'auAs ~ a.4'1s
aafe to1leo caaeco ny - tne 'a4!a'S " ~a,'1' Heaa
q 20. o. Ne" aotA. lnee w ma11eo nuues ,a
amone LEE IN soapaane1 )" 'e" AuA ans fuEia'
delphia tbcy generally have their funds dtpost-
ed In the Trrss7lle bAnka.
The people Of Fick6burg are much
alasmeo 81 INC n'sn "a'e1' tae SeH'ss@1 ttss lae
HS9 l. adsancanr stcaoAs. h's aneao eee9"aeu.
1hc on Grove etTees. covering naa IL "@- aug
planters BACK arr IN tne eeoates1 al. .ne.s ,a -
e'as ioa'cuou ~ ~. ~" 'SeA@'@'' '1~
o'esno"ane ~, vuns,; eou a,r, s,n.s
.s. ~, e-ar, ,,ssso,-,,ia m t.,,--
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1nS VIZ nsn wv a.s,.,'a. as-,n .' - ~ ,'s.s
afst'eu upoa ieql's'oou sa"kus 14I ",Aa
1lss.k .'..ns;.,,. - ~. 49,. ~, 1870 =, an
,...aa ~ ~ H.. ~ 1,a,,.,d ~. <,r ,he -,ub.
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1'e e'ate !" .o"a PsosusN 'o' ..s.oau',l, psau u
JOE o1 'ne rus. "'ne'A atpostA' "aua.ns 5I
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I'll. ".s~
Aue auohoi <"is'j ot4F ea3e wy e.5 "Ao
1nl Of fsiauad men Tor sesesa dass~ bnt they arc
DOW getting Oh the 'ine Of tue road al ~ofk' 1ne
pary surveying to"afo Oh 1su'' nhs noN Euue
1nto 'ne "o""s Aao 70 ~ "o4A
.L %" .ts.. ..ar,, xnn,.sa- ,.t,r .nr
eooa u 'le' ean - I'se' ""A1 91P1A' S'@ SAW
ossncla' ano "'lA "f *o.
Amid MI the gfanohng Jnst no" III 1asalon
about The crops. II 1s gratifying to learn from tht
Mar rHEE y
, 1866-03-30

EAs7oN, Pa, Marrh e9-The Trustees OF L1tav
cite Collage met today and organize sc1entih.
course. Mr.. A. rardee, Of Hazelton, gaYe ont
hundred thousand dollars, and Mr. Vim. Adamspn
OF Philadelphia, endowed the Chair Of Cbemtsiry
Among the new Professors eIected wese the Rev
Geo: Jenk1n, p D.. late President Of The Washing
IGN college; Re!; Henry Qshora, L. L. D.. formerly
Of Roanoke College; Prof. Thomas Porter. d
FFanlltn and Marshall college, Pa. ; Rev. d.. Bur
rows, Ireaident of san Frahcisco College, Callfor
r!a; Prot. Ghas, z. Hitchcock, OF Amherst Col
lefe MAI Il. 7. Lee, Of ilh New York artEIlely
The citizens Of Eaatou .unscribed the funds fc
efect The 1ddttl0Dal bu1l1inrs to be occunifd
, 1866-03-30
FROM MEMPHIS.
! PolIt1cnr-Tlie Veto Approved, of Course
6c~

PolIt1cnr-The Veto Approved, ,of Course
&c.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago T1ibune.l
MExPuIs, March 20.
Down-Hinn.e Dayid, White Cloud, Agnes,
Southerner,
Up-CiiJ Of Alton, America, Tennessee, Mime
tota, Clara Dolsor, stoncwall.
Bus1uesss dull. Airer falling at the nate OF Elk
inches daliy. The Arkansas river Ia falling, with
four feet in the channel to Little Heck.
Political canrasees ire the order Of the d+y here,
In view to fIl the vod In the State Legislature 10
be held on Saturday.
The reto Of the Civil Rights ELL is enthusiast
tica1ly approved here, aud salute ot 100 Ruua Is
propoted. Only one Of the city papers sakeH eIcep-
lion IL tho yeso-
Cotton quiet at 33l3ic. Mess pork xes.00, Corn
Sc. OatI SIC, Bran eearce. Hay <.i.tn. Clear
aides 1Bc. Sugar cured hams 2$c.
, 1866-03-30

RICHMOND, VA March ga large Fen1an meet
ing wae held last night AZ Market dall address, 9
we're delttcsed BY Major Toohey and Others.
The colorcd people Of this city announce thei,
purpote 10 celebrate the third Of April the annlycr
sary Of the'! freedom, By procession and speecacs,
They spreal to Gen. Terry and Mayor Sanders 10
have Cuod order preserved.
, 1866-03-30

Sentence Of a Murderer aud a House.
burner-Freparlng for the Cholera.

HG11kCHFC u u AAA n 4X0ukE@
burner-Frepar1ng for the Cholera.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.l
1sp1AxAro11s, March -.
Buchanan, the ssife murderer. and AezekiAh, who
attempted to burn bis restaurant, with intent to
de1rnud various insu1ance companies, received
their sentences In the Criminal Court to-dxy-the
iorer for nneteeu and the latter for len years In
the State P1eon IT JefIe,tonyille- In his remarks
10 Buchanan. Judge Chapman said that The jury
were authorized upon the evidence 10 bring him in
guilty Of murder in the first degree, the punish
nent Of which would have been that Of death. and
that be considered the judgment tempered with
great mercy. He further eIpressed tho hope that
the prisoner. during the long term OF bis incarcea
f1on. Mould no reflect upon and repent Of The hor1
ble crime for which he punished4 that rfhen at
the last day be stood bcfors the har Of the great
Judge Of all The carth, he might and bis judgment
likewise tempered 1ith mercy. HexekIah4 though
q thorough tcoundre1, has piors Wits and dAugh-
Ter, The laster beng about eeyeufeeu years Of age
she expresses her determination TO Leave 10 means
upt1led to rescre and gave her unfortunate tather
ftom The cnusequehtcs Of his crime. Much eympa-
thy is telt for their tad condition.
Mayor Caycn will eoon fssue proclamation In
regard 10 The cholera. and the health ordinances
are 10 be strictly enforced Wotkmen are 1ow en-
gagged cleaning the stets and alleys Of the city.
, 1866-03-30

PE1Tr LARcENI.-A poor woman With a teyeu
small cliluer 10 support, who gave her name ss
Mary Campbell, was accused In rhe Police Court
yesterday forenoon Of the ,he!s Of piece Of cheap
eotton good. from the etorc No, los Lake street.
rhe LES ever been c4ught pilestnr, the nsg,strate
hrmancty snbetiluied the charge Of aisordcri5 iof
that Of larceny, and permitted her to depart upon
the payment OF IS and costs.
, 1866-03-30
FROM ,BuTHWELL.
Hundred Barrel Well Opened

Hundred Barrel Well opened.
isp,c.u Despatct to the CHICAGO 1uoanc-l
HoTHwE11., Z. w., Mhrrh g.
The Scon Well. or I1cE Ras1ne, owned largely
by reridsnse Of you. cly, Capt. John selk1rk nm
ageE, commenced pumping oil to day At depth Of
ahfue hundred and ten feet. aud l. now producing,
In the opinion Of good tnd.e., nj The rate OF one
hundred barrels pei day. The UadCr Z. ln,erna.
1lona1, oeeood- Pepper. Fosre4t City, LESTER,
Prince, Caledonia and Millen a1c nlI doioe duely.
Ar. Day1* Martin IL recovering trpn his severe
injuries, and Will tooa be out again.
, 1866-03-30

which passed without opposition. The Assembly
jc9ut resolution. submitting the question Of Con
ttitution1l Convention to vote Of the people, wa
Assembly bills were pas :ed, including bills amend-
ing ehspter e laws Of 1e81 relative to proceedings
BY snd aGa1nst corporations, and providing for pay
tnR ~bc1ifa Tor taking conylcta 10 the Stale pron.
The Legislature ls maxim. good progress In dis
pps1ue Of the busjpefe before 1t,
, 1866-03-30

Negro nchcd- Fire Napoleon aud
mRxmffltMn - TeulAssAAs< Iprl1cl,
AE&1nAx 4kQ4iyOAda, DC.

NtGro L9ncaacd- Fire - -Sapvleou mud
mAxmtlltAA - Teuliss-&r<. - Tprl1cl,
AEasnAk akaiiToads, dc.
New YoRk- March 2a---T1e Heratd's Ctnc4nna.,
SPECIAL esyr ihaf = negro in Paris, Ky., who haa
1,ens from t1 jail and hung His body Is still .ns~
Last evenne irr broke out IN the dwelling house
ofDr: j. T. Won E1senbefg, No. BIG Hroadway. Loss
3thH1. 3u+uryd.
from Liverpool. have arrived. News auticips,ed
The Hrfads Toronto special -ny=. "Usie:k
have been issued 10 muster on, the snlp3u. volun-
seefr over 1860: which number viii be kept a.
sianaInE army Of observation Tn he frontier"
The .afTatas faris letter has thr text Of = secret
conscn.Ion between Napoleon and Maxttnihan,
tEmbcr laat. fixing the pay 4nd position ot French
nsen's II Mez,co the number o! whom II large Tor
tive Year, 1rum the Al,ove dale.
Tie ruuof afoai YESTERDAY 10 :hc effect thar
Stephens. the Ltsh teulun ueau Ceaire, had a.
rived IL Ne" York, and WAS at tLe U'MahcucY
hsaoquar:ers, 'sns without auy foundation. aud
Afforded considerable nnu-ement
Strict rrles arr nov IN force TO prevent the pos
sbilts Of Introducing tupics In fenian eprechrs
having noh1nZ 10 do With the ohtect ot the Ecnsan
=. !a.ee mre,'ns Of the surponers OF the sweene,
Fsbia1 movement wa he'd iat1 evening at Tam.
many Hall. Toward tho cir SC Of tnc evening. me
nail leea1nc densely crowded. It VA. supposed, b.
many OF the auheT1:nts Of U'Mnhoncs.
Tue Jury .o-dss b'oaeht IN verdict Of 5000
Long lstand Railroad Company.
Marcus Ea!i at:ai:s! lhe lad.on River Railroad
Company: The plaintiff -hlpped souue $50 bog,
by the New York Central l:a1!.oad, which were
transferred to The defendants and Drought 10 New
1ork: They we're howesef, dc!sscrcd hy the kali
Pendants c'aimed but a5I hoga were delivered 10
them aid fna1 the paiutiE WIS no. The real owner
Of The properly. 1he later was lhe main poinI in
the csc, ra,nnn producing hui Of sale aud aC
rning that he hau paid for /, By inaosslug papers
which be bad afterwards l'ten compelled 10 psy
without consideration and sod. fue insy found =
vcruict for tne plaintiff tor x3.7gi.h3, the full
nj
, 1866-03-30

New 3cFsey Senatorial Question.
TRENTON, n. j.. March 29.-The Seuatoria, oues-
tfon begins to be e1crlng. The House to-day pas.-
ed joint re. olation TO 70 into executive session
10 elect an United States Senator on Wednreday
ne1t; hut when 1t csc to the Senate it was lost by
a vote OF s yea. 10 10 nays.
MI, Scovel eaid he dhapproytd the resolution
until he knew the man.
, 1866-03-30

MAsI7o*oc. WIS, March 29.-Thr Bosrd OF Har-
Legislature. tof lte purpose ot building huror al
thr mouth Of ihe Iaulto"oc river, Ees la.1 cyeutne
.Jt, 1fpasu1er. 4 Goycrnruen, tnrsn.e+ = llas'
Eected here in fe. days to make ! survey md -.
ttnate the cost Of building the larbor. II - "a
, 1866-03-30

0KVK4H E3E XAElUE+
SAN Francisco. March s3.-Jnascx writes to the
Mexican Consul here. under date Of Feb. II, that
the cities Of chihuahua and Parez hare heen eYac-
concentrated their forces nj Durango,
Uur Minister to Japan and China were hand
soEnelJ entertained Al 4 dinner, today. by Mr.
Brooks, the Commercial Agent for Japan here.
, 1866-03-30

ncatFncftTe Fire and Loss OF Lie.
NEWARK, Y. j., March 29.-The oil refinery Of
Bedel, Lyon d Co.. On Railrnad ayeune. In ihis
city WINS totally eosu,ned BY ire this morning. Mr.
Lyon NAs burned 10 death. HIS body was taxeu
f,om the rulus completely charred. Ml.s Bran.
dreih. paseer-by, Was badly injured BY the explo-
, 1866-03-30
EtAu n h f.F n m II ri nrnr

Pu1ApE1ru1A, March 29.-ChEtsti&n Brrcr. The
murderer Of G1ae AnnA v ats. vho wat to nc exc.
cell this morning. lii death is as11bed to apo
p!ezy,
, 1866-03-30


do do IN good focalItY-...,.... 80. $3.50
10 do City lofs, xe0 each Ann
The drawing wilt tsko psee a9ex lon Conetrt. ths
stnrt Of the Opera House. where 1aoao pessonA Can
wstnesz IT, Committee will be appointed b. tho
deuce to supe1lnsend tho lams. Iii purchasers sod
aGru will be supplied with correct lls Of drawing
toon ~ published. PARTIES holding uckeb vii retain
them until alter the drawing. kld thelE numb Up
pears IN the LIST Of dF1wu numbeT1 fney will forward
their ticket tuedtatey. with full directions to &ts
shipping Of goo1s OF moneys TicEess arc for sle II
the Principal Hotels, took and Music 6tofes tho dy
and VI Cur 0fBce. 13;3 Dearborn sutet: p,1ce 31n1
each Sent By mail receipt Of pIico aud stamp Tor
retcFn postaXt.
and village IN the United Ssates, 10 whom xFeas a.
dneetnent2 are od:rxd. EeteEenceA reauf2td.
, 1866-03-30

Pu1LApEIru1A. March - sold at auction here
today ~ haes Or no coffee At 2ah9s6hc III cur
, 1866-03-30
Dead


Bosrox, March a9.-uentJ Richardson of the
firm OF Page, Richardson & Co. Of this civ. died
1ast evening.
, 1866-03-30

Excit1uen8 Among the E'ennsylraniA
OIL McA4


iHIIAbrtPu1A, March e9.-TheEe Il Z hutteI
amone.t ihe OIL companies, csu-ed by the tallure
2, q several H, ssnst =, fsusvte, On city and Frank
fnnds depo1lled.
, 1866-03-30
Metz A1nETElBGutENIH.

/" C. II. sCRIVES, Advertising Agent
il Dearborn Street, is nrthoriEcd tn receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and all
5thcr leading papers throughout the United
stutcs Hnd Cnuatln.
, 1866-03-30

lIEN OF ENTERPRISE AND
acting State agents or II Vest By calling Il 50
senroe ttsest. ipm ediattJ upon c. #. HuDsoE, tot
New YORK Ctty1. RLo aAS she greatest LABOR Saving
Nach!lc ever brought West. Over $1,000 sold East
tEe last ntre mCrths. ej.h
, 1866-03-30

In every case send the cat1e and Ppst oce addreeE
t each separate subscriber.
Money bT d71f r Q. order, erprtss Or in registered
:tters. may be sent at our KiaE.
ali icnrr1punfcafi0r4 ahcrld "a ad3raasad Ia
, 1866-03-30
TEETH

Extracted WITHOUT PAIN. By the use Of "Hr1socs
Ox1DK,~a n rREt3fsS pept1 Rooma ~ Clerk street.
Recommended By The medical pso1ra1loo- paa netA
, 1866-03-30
Price, SLIGO Each.

TITS uthe greatest lnduee1ent eycr oderod 70 the
pubaes on- Iesel ol evezy tour wing ps1ze.
drawn, {for full list sea Cucul1.s>
, 1866-03-30
Money to Loan

On Resi- Estate Mortgages In the city, at Currrn,
from to Ave Fear*. 10 to spI anil ltss
than 100. Apply It No. IL Lanon Block. Of
aiE3 q /
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10

writer in the Nation remarks that "facil-
ity in speaking, assurance and self-possession
on ones legs are things which, in America,
do not need much cultivation. They have
become hereditary qualities, and American
young men will, we have no doubt, in few
generations more, address large audiences as
naturally as q aduek awims. The art which
w need most of all to cultivate amongst the
young is the art Of having something to say
and of saying il in clear, pure, ,nadorned En-.
glish. This ought to be the aim of all col
lege debating societies"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10
Central iHtsrrlIanp.

A ROBBERY AND WHAT CANE on II
The Rookland (Me GdzcHe notices that some
seven months ago Capt. sylvanus Haskell, Of
Deer Island, missed from his safe, the key Of
which he invaribly carried on his person, and
which was never, to his knowledge, out Of
his possession, U. s. bonds to the amount OF
nine thousand dollars. One day last week,
having occasion for board for some particu-
lar purpose, he was under the necessity of
taking one from partition in the barn, and
on removing ii he noticed, forced in by the
side brace Of the frame, newspaper parcel,
and on unfolding it he found six thousand Of
bis missing funds. The newspaper and the
location OF the package gave him clue to the
robber. He had in his family a young man,
adopted in childhood, upon whom no suspi-
cion had rested until this moment, but upon
examining his trunk, bank book disclosed
the fact that be had money deposited in one
of the Boston Banks to he amount OF TWEEN
ty-fve hundred dollars. He was immediate
ly called in and confronted with the eyiden-
ces Of bis rasoality, when he owned up, not
only to the abstraction Of the nine thousand
dollars, but that he had purloined from his
adopted parent various sums as different times,
through a series Of years, to the amount Of
more than thirteen thousand dollars. He
was Immediately arrested and held for trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10

A man lately went to the post office, and
putting his nose close TO the delivery box,
cried out "Louder" The clerk supposing
the man to be deaf, and that be was request
ing him to speak louder, so that he could
hear, asked him in loud tone the name Of
the party for whom he wanted the letter
Louder ~ cried the msn. what name %
yelled the clerk. "Louder" again bawled the
man, who now supposed the clerk to be deaf
The clerk took long breath, and with all
his might again beloved out in the mans
face the same question, "What name p
This was done in so loud tone that the
echo seemed to return from the far off hills
The man started back in alarm, shouting to
the very top Of his big lungs" Louder, sir,
Louder ! told you Louder my name is
nothing else %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10

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Hundreds of Testimonials might be given from persons
who have been primarily cured after tr ing other
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the Liver Remedy Is better proof 10 the afflicted than
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This Medicine is Purely Vegetable and does not con-
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Sold by all Druggists. Price one dollar per bottle
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LIVER REMEDY, and take no other. one dollar and
hheen cents either Ia stanfs or currency, any
Advertised Agent, or 10 the PtopIietoIs, OSCAR q.
MOSES Co n Cortlaudt Street, New York will en-
bottle Of the medicine by return mail poet paid
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10

Mike is little darkey of dozen years,
who was purposely lelt alone in the store, to-
day and watched through door that stood
ajar, 10 test his honesty. Finding himself
alone, be began TO look about the place for
something good, and slipping behind the
counter, he soon helped himself literally to
nuts and candy. Upon being caught in the
act, and reprimRnded, he began to Justify
himself by saying, YOU'D no business to
leave me alone, you know'd I'd steal"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-10

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ohtuncna aud cannot tell exactly what ail' ih,n,
Wi hud sure aud speedy relief in the use Of Dr. war,
reus Bilious Bueis such case was hlr Daniel
Smiths Of Barton VI who writes under date u Aug
"a, lte} ;"I commit ncod taking the Bttsrs first of
July have taken one bottle and pant Of auolber-hud
my health quite restored Mr.. Smltu had been out ui
health i0f months. and unable t0 labor.
a GREAT hUMOK CURE
Mr. Smith ABOVE alluded TO, says My son who
has been troubled or years with aores under BIS arms,
4aa been cu'ed by taking one bottle of d. WaHcns
Bilious biuer8.
IL Quckeus the circulation restores the Loot appetite,
regulates all the functions of the body, eeauses che
blood, carries OF al morbid an1 uuhea hy Hccrei.us,
tauoby preventing curing a diseases VI She skim and
all complaints caused oy impure blood diaofdefed
condition OF tnt liver, stomac aud bowels 10 the weak
and cmaciated d. Wausn's Bilious littnrs are paruc-
uiay recommended as tleu9st per OCT tonic and nvg-
orator the world has cyei seen. Mr. l.. w Paul %
MaucLestcf, N. IT,, s4yss 81 mad become go much
ied ced ilat Dag weight gas only ltU b8 nov offer
using lhe uiitets three vccksl wciHh $50 luH ~
Persons who are subject 90 i,Vers, caused by sudden
colds, otcdoaiug the stomach, oycf-cXcTt0n OF other
yauacs, may always escape settled frytt by faw doe
tos oi uis medicine. fever cannot live tueut, four
Aoaa where Df. Waucns Bilious 0ltlels ore used ln
season.
hat ur. Mason Of suucook s. a., Says, March ~
1855 % Having made extensive use OF Dr. Warren.
Bilious biltcs uy practice during the pact tFo yca.a
have DO hesitation iu recommend them t0 the pub
Nc as veg. rta .ic and valuable family medicine. from
tc use VI which be obtained more Satisfactory rc
suits tAau nom any other compound WIKI which ] am
acquainted subsequently, Boo cDuv.r6itou with thi
proprietor, d.. "a. says " should NOT know how O.
Btters"
beware Of commercials and limitations observe O. fac
simuc signature of che proprietor John A. PERRY,
nHe
Price 90 cents and sd per bottle.
Prepared only by John Perry Chemist Boston
Mas. Sold ly NJ IS Burr Co.. 20 fremont street
Boston. aud By Oh. druggists
h BROWN Al9utp uer, Wholesale and retail. aycu
for Vermont Ocl 30,lAWlys