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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26
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THE JEws IN PBUssIA-The Berlin cor
respondent of the London Times gives an &C
count of the opening Of a magnificent Jewish
synagogue in that city, Sept. s.
A facade in the Eastern style of archiiec-
ture, sufmounted by three mosque-like domes,
which abuts upon the street, hardly prepares
one for the splendid interior, which is Of
great size and fashioned according to Moor
ish achitectnre on the model of the Alhsm-
bra. The walls, the pillars, and tall pointed
arches, covered with carving exquisitely
traced and OF most delicate workmanship,
rise high to support roof heavy with mold
ings and inierecery Of pattern, which, as well
rs the sides, the columns, and the vaulted
arches, is picked and adorned with variety
OF eolors, at once solemn and gorgeous. Near
the end of the internal synagogue, furihest
from the entrance, raised on marble plat
form, stands Moorish dome supported up
on four columns, each about s feet high,
round which Irvine on white ground, gold
en- vine leaves, the dome itself being decor
hted with white and gold; from the centre
OF this dc me hangs small red lamp, in which
softly fickefs fame that is kept perpetual
ly, for the blue and silver cur ain beyond it,,
hanging between the two fuithest columns
that support the dome, covers the recess in
which are kept the holy books of the law. and
which occupies the position in the Jewish
synagogue which is given to the altar in most
places of worship. High brenched golden
cAndlesticks on the nearer edge Of the plat
form burn in front OF the hsllowed recess,
and around the pulpit and resding desk,
while above the dome hung heavy chande-
liers full of lights, behind which, in circu-
lar recess, were plsced the choir and must
ciane
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

PATHETIC APPEAL" Petroleum V.
Nasty" with whose recent political relations
the world has become well acquainted, says
that, at the instieation of " the very highest
authority be and an eminent statesman
were employed to issue an address to the
Democracy Of the country. The thing has
been done and the following is about the
Pith OF it;
Shell we desert Androo johnson after all
the trouble he hez bin to in getting back to
usf Shell we elect Congress this fall so
soaked in Ablishin--so filled with objeok-
shuns to our southern brethren ez to ieioozf
to receive EN- back into the seats which they
vacated Consider . The Southern Dimok'
racv heven't and don't lay up nothin sgin
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hosfoH corners, ". T., December z, l5bl
WM. II. GHEGG & Co. Cents I freely give you
liberty to make Of the following certificate of the
value Of Constitution Water, which I can recommend
in the highest Ny vito was attacked with
pain in the shoulders whole length Of the back aud in
her limbs, with paPtation Of the hearf and irritation
ofthe biaddr. called physician, who attended her
about three MONTHS when he left her worse than he
had found her then employed one Of the best ply
scians could find, who attended her for about nine
months; and while she was under his she did Eot
suffer quite as much pain. lie finally gave her up and
said her case ras incrabie. For" said he, she has
such combination ~ complaints that medicine gren
for one operates against s0Ho other ofhcr difficulties"
About ills time she commenced the use of Constitu-
ton Water, and, 10 utter astoushcnt almost the
first dose seemed to have The desired eject and she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment, and
now superinionds entirely her domestic affairs. She
has taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks and happy to say that it has pro-
ductd permanent cure
WA. NJ. VAN BENsCHoTEN.
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VDTpT MblTIBRs, for purifying he
( NLA/ DBiood curing Liver comsaint'
VBN ZJaundice, Headache. Dg5insss'
-----1al.--@~ Dyspepsia, General Debility
costiyeness, Pies, and all bilious diseases
For cleansing, Strengthening, invigorAtng and put.
ing In orner the weak down debtated and dse.s
"a human System, IT Is believed to be unequaed BY any
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Persons suffering from complication Of diseases NJ
chronic nature, and cannot tell exactly what as them
val ind sure and speedy Ieliei in the Of Dr War
rens Bilious Bitters. Suth was Mr. Daniel
Smiths u barton VT who writes under date 81 As
u, lsV2 ,-"l commenced taking the Bitters Rfst 81
July lave taken one boiue and part Of anothef-Bnd
my health quite restoied Mf. Smith had been out ~
health for months. and unable to labor.
GREAT HUMOk CUREl
Mr. Smith above alluded TO, says Ny son who
mas oeen troubled Tor years with sores under his Atma
aas been cured by taking one bottle Of Dr. Wanens
Bilious bitters.
1t quckous the circulation, restores the Loaf annette,
regulates all the functions Of the BODY, ceanses ina
blood, csffiet Oh ali morbid and uuheahy secfetions
merely preventing OF curing all diseases Of the skin and
all Complaints osused BY impure blood or dsorde,ed
onditiou o. the liver, stomach and bowels 10 the veal
ana einaoiaed Dr. Waften's Bious bitnTs are pnrtr.
aiy ieeommtnded as the most perfect tonic and nsg.
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isiug the bi,ttis three weeksl weigh 100 lbs O"
Persons who subject " feveTs, caused BY sudden
olds, overlooking the stomach. oyeiexeron OF other
ausesi may always escape settled fever by few do
% " th' heglolhe. iefei cannot i've twenty -four
lours Whaie d. WaHens Bilious bttcfs are used In
| ieason.
" hat Dr. Mason Of sunoook, N. H., says, March ~
800 I. Having MADE extensive use Of DT. arren's
5ous blters IN my practice during the past two years,
nave no hesitation amending them to the pub.
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ne use u which can be obtain cd satisfactory re.
| Its than iIum any other compound with which an
40 iuainted" subsequently, ia conv,fsaton with The
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aus.
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/ iestun, anu y all druggists.
N. Il. Brown, Montp, lig Wholesale and retail agent
| uI Vermont Of 3O;dawlys
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SINGULAR DEATH AND REsuREor1oN.-
The following remarkable case is from the
Albany Knckerbocker Of Wednerday: Night
before last a child Of William Wells, residing
in the town Of Bethlehem, short distance
from the city, died rather suddenly, as the
family supposed, from an attack Of dart GA.
To all appearances the child was dead, and
it was accordingly prepared for the grave
and actually laid in the coffin. The coffin
containing the body was placed in the front
room, after having been thus arranged, and
the family retired. The funeral vas to have
taken place yesterday. During the night,
however, Mr.. wills hta-d a noise in the
front room, and supposed it was the cat or
dog that had got in there. He went IN to
drive il out. Imagine his surprise to find the
body Of the child turned in the coffin. He
rsised it mp, and he little thing opened it's
eyes, looked up and commenced crying. Life,
animated life was there. The fathers heart
leaped with joy. The mother again clasped
her child to her bosom. The physician was
sent for, and the whole neignb0rhood was
soon aroused. Nourishment was admins
tered, and the child on Tuesday was doing
we'll
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

ANDRTw JOHNSON AND THE STARVING
IBIsH. The Detroit Post has exumed the
following fact in Andrew Johnson's record
in the winter Of 1916 AZ, during the Irish
famine, it was proposed in Congress to APP
propriate sum Of money TO purchase corn
and -four to send to the starving people Of
Ireland. The bill passed the Senate and
came to the House, where its title was read
when Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee objected
TO 1t on the ground that it was ''unconstitu
tional" to feed starving Irish men and wo
men. and moved to lay the bill on the table
When the vote was taken Andrew johnson
voted to lay the bill on the table. In spit,
Of Andrew johnson the American people die
send several ship loads OF corn and four t,
Ireland to aid the starving people Of that is
land.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

INsPIRED FLoQUENCE.-ln one Of the
most popuious of the western towns OF the
Commonwe, lth, resided two orthodox deG-
cons one, Deacon Biddle, wealthy resident
Of the principal village the other, Deacon
Crawfoot, a plain farmer and living in the
outskirts upon The mountain eide. During a
protracted meeting held in the village, Dea-
con Crawfoot came in to attend 1t, and re-
ceiyed and accepted an invitation to dine with
his brother deacon. The latter, o. was a
good many years ego had champagne upon
bis table, and asked deacon Crawioot to take
glass Of the wine. "No," said Deacon c.,
81 never take wine" "But," urged his en-
tertainer, "this is as harmless as cider, and
no more intoxicating" "Wel," replied the
farmer, ''if hat be the case, will drink Of
it," And he did drink, and drank freely.
The dinner ended, the brethren returned to
the meeting, which was conference. Very
soon after entering, Deacon Crawioot, who
evidently felt the inspiration of his generous
dinner, started to HE feet, and addressed his
brethren as follows: at seems to me, breth-
rem, that nsver had such spiritual views and
emotions as l experience now, and 1 thought
il best to inquire whether these are confined
to myself, or whether this may not be indeed
a pentacostal season. Why, brethren, new
er had such spiritual views al emotions. 1t
seems as if was sitting astride the roof Of
this our conseciated temple, the organ swell
ing beneath me, the bells peahng above me,
and every single on the meeting'us playing
on jewsharp l'--Neao Bedford Mercury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician nd Surgeon, Nos and I'm.
dicOt street. Boson is consulted daily for all diseases
incident TO the female system PToapsUs Uteri, Fall
lug Of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon new path
days. SO invariably certain is the mode Of trea
that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the afflicted person rcj0ces In perfect health
DR. Dow has no do bt had greater experiences in the
Of diseases Of women end children than any other
ph sican in Boston and has, since 1870 confined his
whole attention to the Of private diseases and fe-
male complaints
n. BAH letters must contain four red stamps they
viii not be answered Office hours from A. Nj. to r,
Nj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

DGnrlic, Pa, june 1850.
DIR. WILLIAM II. GREGG. Dear Sir; In February,
1861, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes aud for five
months passed more than two gallons of water in
twenty-iour hours. was Obliged get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night, and in five
months lost about fifty pounds in weight. During
the month of July, 1901, procured two bottles of
Constitution Water, and In two days after using it
experienced relief; and after taking bottles was
entirely cured, after regapling my usual good
health.
Yours truly, j. V. L. DE WITT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

IN DYsNrENoRRHdA, on PAINFUL NrNsrRuArIoS,
AND MENoRuuGu,, or PEoFusE FLOWING.
Roth diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid in being too little, aud nc
compancd by pain, and the other profuse
secretion which will be speedily cured by the Consti-
tuition Water.
That dlscuse known as FALLING OF TIRE
WOMB, which is the result of a relaxation Of the
ligamcnis of that organ, and is known by sense Of
hcaviness aud dragging pains in the back and sides,
and at times accompanied by sharp lnncnating or
shooting paius, through the parts, will in all be
removed by the medicine.
There Is another class OF symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness which word covers up much igno.
rance and in nine Of ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms the dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
enumeratc them here. speak more particularly of
Cold Feet, rapitation Of The Heart Impaired Mem
DRY, Wakemncss, Flashes Of Heat Languor, LASH
tudc, aud Dimness Of Vision.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

One Of the Iansparencies carried in the
procession at PhiIadeiphia. Friday evening,
had the inscription, . II Maine gives so 900,
where Andy did not go. what will the Slatea
give through which be passed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

Mrs. Cunningham, OF New York. who fig
ured &C conspicuously in connection with the
murder Of DR.. Burdell, in that city few
years ago, was amoug the passengers lost by
the recent sinking Of the steamer Evening
Star,
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Sfroudsburg Pa, January 90, 1870
Or. GREGG Dear sir / wish 20 inform you that
I have been under the treatment Of some of best
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/ am happy to inform you that have been COM
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Respectfully,
MGs. MARGilL c. LEYANwAY.
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GREAT ECONOMY IN WATER
MEDICAL.


DIR. s. s. FITCH. A. NJ, MD.
Author Of SIX Lectures on the Prevention and Cure 81
Pulmt nary Couiumpii9u, Asthma, Diseases u ibe
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