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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

The COMING ELECT 1Ns.-The elections
for Members Of Congress and certain state
officers will occur as follows: The first will
be upon the first Tuesday Of September, in
Vermont, after which will follow California
and Nevada, upon the fist Wednesday, and
Maine upon the second Monday OF September.
Colorado will vote upon the first Tuesday in
October; Pennsyvaaia, Ohio Inai,ua. Iowa
and Minnesota upon the second Tuesday;
and West Virginia on the fourth Thursday.
On the 9th Of November will vote: New
York, New Jersey, illinois, Minnesota and
Wisconsin on the 9Th, Mary land and Kau-
sas on the 18th, Massachusetts, d 'leware.
Mishigan and Missouri. This closes the ist
of elections for the year 1866, and in 1867
New Hampshire votes on the second Tues
day Of March, Connecticut on the frst Mon
day of April, Rhode island on the first
Wednesday of April and Kentucky on the
frst Monday Of August. Oregon will not
have another election until the first Monday
OF June, 1868.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

Way isn't boy like a pretty bonnet n
Because one becomes woman, the other
don't.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

A WELSH CoNPERRNoE.-The peoulisri-
ties Of Welsh congregation during relig-
ious anniversary are thus described 10 letter
to the Cougregationalst;
"At the evening meeting the house was
packed more closely than crowded house in
America fast, the seats we're all filed then
in many Of the pews row Of psrsons stood
in front of those sitting then the aisles were
occupied by as many as could stand together
without moving; then the pulpit stairs, the
windows ald dOot-ways, and hnaly all out
doors cannot say that this audience main
tanned a breathe's attention, for genuine
Cambrau a sembyi almost as demonstrativs
as an African meeting 10 the United States (;
but it manitested a most apprssiadse, 6xed,
earnest, sympathetic attention for the space
Of three hours. First CAM sermon in
Welsh, with appropritte services, occupying
an hour; thaa an h0ur's talk on American
affurs, With a resp use from the Moderator {;
ihsn ano her sermon, accon jAaiel With
hymns and prayers The mslodlous singing,
and the resonant<srvor OF the prayers we're a
new revelation 60 ne Of the qIlities Of the
Welsh tongue. |. seensd 10 lose its gutteral
harshnsss and to bsc1ms sonorOus and musi-
cal, with A certain wild pathos that took hold
Of my inm1st soul. The mods Of assent dur
ink serm0n-wids awake mods | mean-al-
dressed now % the preacher and nov to ones
next psw-neighblr. the frequent cries Of
. Hsar,' Yes, Amen,' and o.hsr lively dem
oustraious, rendered the scene one Of novel
interest ali sym3l'hy."
wa. struck wi .h the hearty simplicity Of
she mi ministe-s in thslr intercourse with one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

THE CANADIANS are somewhat stirred up,
again, at the prospect Of another Fenian raid.
It is not likely, however, thai the Renians
will soon make another attempt to disturb
the tranquility Of our neighbots. They met
with so poor success in their frat etflrt, that
most OF them are disposed to let J)ha Bull
rest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

REDUCTION OF SOLDIERS PAY.-Durlng
the rebellion, the pay of privates in the army
was raised from Sll to $l3 per month, and
the clothing allowance from 50 so to Sc per
month, the increase to continue during the
war. 1t is now stated in military circles,
that in consequences of the failure Of Congress
to provide for continuance of the enhanced
pay in time Of peace, one effect of the Presi-
dents peace proc amition will be TO reduce
the pay Of the soldiers, from and af er the
date thereof. TO Sll per month. The reduc-
tion also affects officers, as their allowance
for pay and clothing is correspondingly di-
minished.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

A meeting Of the Lake Shore Grape Grow
ers' Association Of OHIO, Ang l6, took vote
to get an expression Of their views upon the
questions at issue between President Johnson
and Congress. with the following result;
Whole number Of votes cast, SO
For policy OF Johnson,
Fox policy of Congress, 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

A SIGNIFICANT CHOLERA FAor.-lt is
subject of remark thai the Jewish inhabitants
Of tne cast end Of Lon lon nave escaped al
m lst unsctthsd durinS the outbreak. In
Petlicoat lane and its immediate neighbor-
hood only three OF fur cases of cholera have
taken place, and the cases Of dierhe4 have
hardly exceeded those of an ordinary sum
msr. A similar exception was observed In
lS49. when the Hebrew community only lost
about one ia 1000, AS compared with SIX In
1000 of the general population OF Wnieehap-
ell, and twenty-nine IN 1000 f the CHRISTIANS
at Rotherhithe. Then, as now, the immunity
wa, ascrosd 60 certain ob b,ttvtness ald hab-
its inoulc4ted by the Jewish faith. For ex-
ample, the houses of all jews undergo
thorough cleansing once a year, and every
room is lims-washed at least as often more
than one family never occupy the same room
1.-TWO or three or more families s0mslmss oc-
cupy a single room among the lower orders
of the surrounding population y considerable
care is taken with respect to the quality OF
the food used. tainted provisions being pros
cribed, and all flesh meat being inspected by
rei gious officer before being consumed
aud, finally, the poorer members of the com
munity are literally cared for through the be-
neyolence OF the rich, applications for Work
house relief not being allowed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH,
SCRATCH ScRArCH, sCkAVUH
WHEATON's OINTMENT
WILL CuRg Ifca IN FORTY EIGHT HOUR

Will CURE liCh IN FORIi EidhF hOuhN'
Also cures salt rheun, chilbains' and all erup'
tons Of the skin Price so cents For sale BY all drug
gsts.
By sending 60 cents TO WEEKS \ POTTER sole
agents 10 Washington st yet, Roston, It will be ioF
wardsd by mall free Of postage to the United
oc, "a ise5 sO3l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
ERRORS of YOUTH.

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BUCKU
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The best nuH of Bucku before TIE pnhNc is
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
Iuattbman y State JuurnaI.
MONTPELIER, SEPTEMBER I, 1860.
BY n p WALTON.


OUTRAGE IN BALTGMoRE.-Baltimo
New Orleans and Memphis, are names synon-
ymous with outrage and murder. At a ne
gro camp meeting held near the city Of Bal
timore on the 3O.h ult. gang Of miscreants
attacked the negroes while in the midst Of
their devotions, beating and otherwise mall
treating them. The negroes rallied, and
drove their assailants from the ground two
or three times, and at last through the inau-
ence Of white clergymen, order was restored
not however, until one white man was killed,
probably by stray shot. The ruffians used
various rallying words, and among them was
heard How about New Orleans - Such
scenes as this and the one recently enacted
az New Orleans, show p Aialy th.t the rebel
lion "is not dead but sleepeth."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

Ma BAXTER has sued Benedict, Of the
Burlington Times, for defamation Of charac-
ter. Mr.. Benedict says he hopes to be able
to place on the witness stand such msn as
Mr.. Clapp, Rolla Gleason, Col. Sawyer, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

The intention Of this change, and its IF ct
upon the character Of the despatch, are obyi-
Gus and the m rter needs no comment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

The news from the Continent shows that
treaties are being speedily concluded aud the
hostile troops are evacuating the countries
they occupied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

The insurgents at Gambia continue to for
tfy their position. Many families are emil
grating to Greece.
European war-ships are expected.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

TIE EL#Y HOTEL,
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08
NV SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK.
%
JUST PUBLISHED
II A B Q r.
Richmond Collection of Sacred Music

By r. NJ. MCINTOSH, of Virginia.
Essentially Southern in its main features,
lABoR nevertheless contains a choice selection
OF the best Northern COPYRIGHT Music. Its
author for four years an otfiaer of the Confede-
rate army composed many stirring pieces in
moments snatched during its marching and
COMMUNICATING ia Virginia. The dirge
used at the funeral Of General T. ]. jackson
(Stonewall,) May l7th 1863 was from his pen
and is included in this collection.
Mr.. Mcintosh, says the Richmond Wing
:. is we'll known throughout the South as an
author and teacher of finished excellence, with
a musical reputation rarely attained by any
man Of his age in this country. In the South
he stands at the very head Of church music
no oae disputing the position with him.
The book embraces every thing of value Of
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set pieces and sentences. 1t contains nearly
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Single copies, for examination and intro
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receipt Of one dollar.
T. J. HUNTINGDON & co,
Publishers and Booksellers,
Aug. Is. 459 Broeme Street, N. 7.
K5N
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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

An Immense stock Of Pianos y Watches,
Jewelry and fancy Goods, all 10 be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value.
and not to be paid for till yon see What you viii
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
its value, are place.. in scaled envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent By mail to any address on receipt Of >
cents five for 81 eleven for -; dirty for
s.; sixtS-fye for $40; and one hundred
for SIS:
On receipt Of the Certificates you will see
what YOU are going to have, and then il is At
your option TO pay the dollar and talc the ar
ticlc or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Il
Gold Watch Diamond Ring Piano, Sewing
Machine, er any set of JeWelry on our list for
81 and III no case can they get less than One
Dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country: every person can make $40 day,
selling Cur Certificates in the greatest sale Of
jewelry ever known.
Send 25e. fer certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular containing full list and
pau tculars also, Terms TO AeENrs.
Address,
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alg2-sfn 1877 Broadway, y. Y.
, 1866-04-01

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!af DIT Goods Nute: turing lie 4e<l -, ee,r
sfHsfnt1xed tEfrashoat ElkL IrE1t.e AczI ,tty snd
cur nohs7t Frrczs thai neo-e goods hare neea pidd
sttaie lie time Gentie=et tkAn 1t scY erer Il fprs
I&o<taA. Sloel4 tlFoExto1s ths wfxt IN vsrJ E-a,
feFzfT ceds tavsk let ,aetf a,.ar. eofu. ron dav,
70 \ hesSsstJ ssc*. In A5rt!sAEca as tcx sa1sr Of
pser& A3S,e~s from tie F8tt ~ei.I1 srt 70 In 1:cats
fsAi TT the rFe9eEt T. .Akxt tlx pvsuesys bss
he'd eatto40, nd IA the t,sensth o. ttf. cctre
eo1cEJ merchants art *1esc1..rs an7r fterd.,n IT.
making ihetr 9hrthAe~4 i dsspa.ee frtaftt tpa.
H<s Eork TIL csnfIttx &4ts: -Nesr3raes, apa3tc
At iznts VII advance. s2ies large. s,nrkt e-es4tF
fsaae=d. hora Ana E:eatled-Gsee:tr., :, s-,tv- 4::t
nn- 1ete~1sHer7 t=ry" in or 1afket aaesss N
Aei.se desaaA fcr desirable scrfax ssJt<t Il 5.tLs,
Ate Ae zrEts t1a:rs al .nt lc higher tA&A St liz
dx1r et nGE ls..seE&r4 Sbe-N.xh Rryru ad i1esetfs
4re II Aet1xt sec.ett t-9 ga. v1th s.ty t.uE.d
stnet ID stt kabcs of tpoa~s. Deans ttstpsa I1.ts
s3 Jeaa$ s:e4J I'D azso. Carpets s-s % xpod DE-
rsand SD el1n sas Ii hAec< s7eer4 -tto.aIey.s-sa
~Sew IeEtane" r&,ert tnps. ~h.ca ats .u1s4, ox,nx
afr nsD and fe1rre-the EAna1se.1.s4 se.Ez s,ld
ahrad OF rso.tresiua- In ~ooaien LooHa ;4t1r u m
ess!se prs1HeA f-dak csae. II rxtr1a eces,5+r4k!J
!cFt= taaa last sTsttz OEs uttnuta Ec4l4p s1a s,s
<zhaatirc snFre stry eesirzs,r ttn~s Of oost Tbs
EhtkfeFd NlEls show soze rtTJ ehnsce YAaey Casst.
nese- ~hIet ~!n eeMpxss Asnsa1ly wtA the rsoa 20
uon Of tie h<s: E&strfE nt11s- tte f4,els Of The
Mostn< ~ootsa Al1A ar eIreieat 10th "a e.hs IA
a1le ~ naso 1T ths Casst1-ssr S re psytu vf.,,
easskn Dfrss Guoda TIE u spoa 81. E.ply. Ind. h.u-
MARKED tsT3 Low, FefJ st&raetsye Aad sci. statny
We EEcA tic&E* pI1crt II iatSowe:
, 1866-04-01
TanNI!AL and C0MNEhCIAL
NDNETARA.

= NY SLTyl.iAl EtExtsG, N1r-a y.
t..ssl NtssaIy daring Tie meeA eut:nz "a 4lay
III aeen taoes setsve- The n-.ezails ttzde hSs
bly, ~ W 'ie ~ Len! ~ saNei.
la.1 liz rome lime ps4t. Jae C.. Kuos!s tfa1s
fc.ls se':.e. sHd es1at:s3 c-st.rs ass rEr1h.'lsK
T.. rx sr~ !, .s4a forne1s. Tassr IL also laors ae-
- +! sss,>tris4 sud BIOS AZ .sne., sai w1ta
arx4 e:caat sleh hi1 tatea pine II gaatasioos,
) III ate a~tnr rsasIIy r,stcc-1.
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es 10 tts h.d ca.iiitoa Il. In sued4 Ia TIC L.
r~cr!2.s tav- hr=.s ltss;, sat la4 sb.tnee
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sftAi- ns--i I" NEtst. ko.e.es, sLr1x II ke.lre
1T tf-e demand 10 tappt5 raaxss'ta G.txna. Nies-
shys1e chfo, yttHnt2- snt e-tn AoEe Es-1S Of
korsd-. atri akt +hfp2ecss by rsl!risa for u~rf
atate ps't bzrr ~,7e~isd nv receipts 50 ta7s Ii.
u. 1T t1 s.tsr u te,nx rraae~d t1thcs than ~
ia tAk5 = - Is usE3I u this ttr*oa Ut tb< yc1f
comaN rstscs NtsSet II elo~cr To-day, n crosr-
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y fst katss. At 4-1Q I.-LciaM trl1scS. III.
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nj r. st% G. c'est tuer 10 Ike :7vs.:y ae.~ec1 tAe
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, 1866-04-01

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y Nr,Lcr statement, We hayr reason te
i netGsiiy re!i -sir:
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80 II whtcA h. ,!rsela7c, tE1t l;s Is
st.- for Ttxa. l., &C an tbs t.thfF
,,ks have tol.t>-Alsotl%!t slavery,
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/ n. rrr,,Au:A,1u1 declaring Ccnrsal
= = - I'd ,.atttsc lately rcse!lIors Ssatess
= Fss,1irl xlh Il! fhu rcqults usnts Of
effs..-s,l-ut. kate IesaMed a, .hs rcia.
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r.,.,,d 10. 'ccaal rights With all We
Gs..ts-. II wurt, this pn~lan, allan
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i he l.. ua,kvd cut, aui aeelA:ys nls a1tu,
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w. .tf,-s b. Il. x~ssmed. Hr lateuts
LII soc ia: Al! tac States hare !hkt rep
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l. n nti,I,< tlptta, and II ree":u!sa MA
T., 1t Ito Representatives. OF III ihs States
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r. +nn;Hrrsf r.otI.E he Intends In I.strs1c
i .ro. ~ " Trnne..rt, " hi:h. v tt;n p tren
- M The present 10 msslhald, " may
! - ~ ,,u1 n.s..ry. viii II oree III, uur slasc
l =. :? he rtrc Of oppression tsa'h n ir-
fsnss,c ob.i-arhy, ard r!ace IL hr tie
!, r5 III Other ssaies en- tIr pt1sIct1n Of
1 y :sst1k,
, 1866-04-01

II The osly PHJt4sa \ kpeei4Ist now 10 tha str
Htst can be 1t:ycly Tftied urou. Go 70 N1s sud COT
aueE Nsssa- u reasAtn N yos7 s,1ts7o, d+a{us1p1
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and tataxr rnospersR = ha. e. ha, sfe e~.sas :,
etatase AID aerrosa debility hta staI7 tcr tka l.n
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tent af hl cot bstak cuftd tnr. b. aai be<n n the
s3ty Lis Erpu.&tlGu has vruea.rs IN III me- ci-Y ps-
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rcoms sre sef&rste sos ladies snd kat,eur1 md .ss
noas complete Ia me dtI. Conlrlr4no=s tes ane
etatdGtl.
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ha1fA boet Co .ht Pu4t oMcc. ross oacs ne1 u
csieaxo, III. oree hoa,s from ) !. n. to sp.m.s
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stoss rssas cnuse1 ,. s~1es hkMt which ,ptas pe,t
botJ aud mind. ai.tt,nx tae natwt7essa iadstiaaAl
tx elusz business soc4esJ- Toe sad ertrt Of iSesx
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aId deoftAts tht esttrstfoc, ttstr9J tae physical
hnd Me1iA tovs1A dfhnt<a sua enseekie th4 sxssrsl
feelings. sad e1hasst sse r,tsl eae7t.1 Of us-hon
tka pfeA%usrt Of f1ts txre, tas otet Of st.A.e
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urs1nEat Is Caabied ts eEa4re gpreay Aad 2+zna,
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hA'tsk esudfrn- oat u I'll rraicre he % aatsly 10.
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pirate And tnsadrEuAts, daily. I@rrt, . f,rtptAd
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