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THE RRsoLvENT rs THE ONLY REMEDY THAT
CONTAINS

which OF where iLs active medical prsp
critics reside The advertised sar-sparss made accord
ns the published formulas, mort and useless For
The true virtues Saraaparia take the RESOvATfNH
REsoLvENr. Combined with other Ingredients Of extra
ordinary purifying cleansing healing, solvent, diurctic.
Alternative and tome properes Il cures the most rcpusv
objects Of Scrofuicus skin. Glsndulsr and Eruptve
diseases One bottle vii make the most asonshing chsags
la personal appearance.
In Kidney bladder and Urinary difficulties effects are
wonderful The intense sldng pains, frequsni asA
painful micturtons and pains In the Kidneys liver &C.
relieved almost Immediately ny the REsOLvENT.
The alarming incrcase Of Kidney. Bladder and rnary
difficulties should Adnonish every to use the RE-
kidneys few days will remove the compliant and pre-
vent serious sickness.
purihes blood resolves away all diseased deposi
calculus concreons and renovstes the system One houe
will days all Ordinary skin Diseases Prioe
81 per bottle six for 81 Sold at Dr. RAILWAYS olcc.
Maiden lane and by druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
MARYLAND.

inauguration Of tho Mayor OF Baltimore.
BALriMoRx, Nov 4. 1857.
r T. Banks, recently elected Mayor Of this city,
inaugurated and assumed tho duties OF Office to-day
On retiring. Mayor Chapman mad, address and
turned to AIR. Ranks tae Official records
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PENNS YLvANlA.

Orxanixation Of = Grant CInb Mt Erie.
Eas, Nov. Z, 1851.
young mems Grant Club was organized here TO.
night Tho Mayor OF the city was chosen President.
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Amnesty TO Political Rxiles.
MADnD, New. 4 1867.
royal proclamation has been Issued permitting the
return OF political oxilss 70 Spain and rsmiang ths
penalties pronounced against Thorn.
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sailing az Hhe First English War SQUADRON
Aid from Eavpt 10 the Queen.
Lospos. Nov. 4, 1857.
Dispatches ~ The He'd Sea sssis ssassass Wat The
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A. .
Look this picture, and then that"
Here you behold the indrm step,
The paliid cheek. wasting form,
Untasted food and a social atmosphere
Pois med with tho tales Of aches pains,
sleeplcss nights aud mental dependency.
There. laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic step, craving appetite, forgotten cares.
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
Ono took the PLANTATION BfTrEkS-the other didnsl
They are very beneficial for delicate persona
MAGNOLIA wATERA delightful toilet attic s-superiss
to Cologne AID ut half tho cost
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Meeting Of the FarraGut Association In
philadelphia.

PHrIADFLPHrA, Nov. g. 1907
Tho rarrsgut Association met tonight The score
tary received favorable reports from Conaressmsn Ran
dali O'Neili Myers and Kelly, and prominent officers OF
the Navy Tho heirs OF deceased shpmates are invited
10 attend or correspond. The meeting was largely
attended and great enshusasm manifested Hereafter
ths association will meet srsy sse9ud NoHasy nlghl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
GEORGIA.
The Recent Election.

The Recent Election.
ATLANTA, Nov 4, 1867.
The latest returns increase the convention majority
The vote will probably no. 600. Tho white vote
was aboat 80, 000
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TENN SIS EE.

Pursuis Of mn Alleged RObber In Memphis
Reported shooting of Desperate In Linz
vergue.
MEMPHIS, Nov 4, 1857.
One OF the alleged robbers or tho Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad pay train named Burke in this city
to-day, but eluded the police
II 10 reported that desperate named Hooberry Was
shot and MORALLY wounded near Lavergne . few days
aimee, By Ben Dufhe, the notorious guerilla
Request Of tho Legislature for the Abolition
Of tho Cotton Tax-Arrcst OF nm ex.Quarter-
master In Nashville.
NAsHvnLE, Nov. 4. 1857.
Tho lower house OF the Legislature passed joint
LUTON calling upon the Tennessee Congressman aid
securing the abolition OF the cotton tax.
john H. Kills, mail contractor, formerly federal
quartormaster arrested to-day charged with tho COL
lection OF ty thousand dollar claims bearing forged
OF General Schel He gave S. 900 bonds for APP
psarauce before the United States Commas onsr
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.AA:.:-!!niycrsai Exposition.. Paris, 1867.
STEfNWAY 4 SONS triumphant. having beon awarded
the hrst grand gold modal for American Grand square sa4
Upright Pianos hy the unanimous verdict OF the Inter
national This medal IL distinctly classified first u
odersof all other Amescan exhibitors. and ovsc
har hundred pianos entered for composition ~
nearly all tho celebrated manufacturers Of Europe
Warerooms Nos 10y aud Ill East Fourteenth street, New
XorH
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Tho Host In th0
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable tnstaakar
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains..New styles cf Al
dissertations, sale by GEO O. ALLEN. No. Gle Br~s1
way, door below Canal street.
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Cnrd-Clniutnrd Iron wOrks.-Wc would 1e-
form c1stcmers that have boon made y
60 with work during tho repairs 10 Shops saA
Jury will their Interests from the Aro-
We would this opportunity TO thank the Fire Do
partmont aud the officers and members OF the Police Ter
activity energy and admirable order thereby prevca
ing q mos. dsastrous loss kOOEkS CORYkLIA.
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LONDON Nov. l-Midnight.
Riots have taken place al several points In Pars
hey have been suppressed.
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Companion by DIR. A. ~. MAURICEAu. protects every
lady medical pretcndcrs Aud mpostors. Prios 81
l20 Liberty street. Or sent BY mail
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matte Remedy inwardv References H. 1871
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A. s.-(.ORrue People
pcrfumery and Vice II Ia safc 70 go
n lady who that spiritual extract, PHALON8
NIuHr BLOOMING CEREUS q pei Of taste and
sensibiliy, perhaps poetess y ine musician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Canned Conf 10 Arrive.-5OO Tons Superior
Rath Camel bark Finland selected for house aaa
also admirably adapted Tor steam nro engines
For saie In lots TO suit BY GEO. W. PECK. Bssksl
Ito Wall street
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Lea q Perrin,s sance.-Deiicisss with sssss
JOAN DUNcxN's SONS. Agents for the United States.
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A Neglected Cough. Geld. S0re Threat,
which might be checked By sImpe remedy, like BROWM9
BRONCHIAL TROCHES, " allowed to progress, may ter
inmate seriously For bronchitis asthma, caarrh and
sumpve coughs the TROCIiES used with advantage
giving immediate relief Singers puAis
speakers will them ao excellent clear the yoloe and
render articulation wonderfully easy.
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n. W.. Evnus a. Co. would ~piS particular
Of the trade 70 their hne Hudson Aies o@sa
81 Harrison street, New York.
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A BLESSING LRdies.-A Lady Writes POr.
tugueso Female Pills relieved In without lncOn
venience, like magic. Price s. DR. A. Al. MAURICEAU.
oflce 10 Liberty street, or sent by mall
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Rcyai Havana Lottery.-For Oluciai Draw.
nss Tor October ~ 1857 another part OF the paper
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. New York.
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rs" aiE Ssdnfss' cyf yscslp, os r.s.
Fifty years prsctice.
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Ears. Furs.
sitks Sable, $50 per set
A article.
uENIN. 5i3 Broadway.
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knldenbers,. Mser.chnmws are Wnrr.rted
sh and Tobacco No 6John and . Wall stroets-
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Cri-tn dcre's Hair Dye.-.Thc R-ss Kver Man.
ufActured. Wholesale and retail: also app.et, No 3
Astor House
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The Feeling on the Bourse.

The feeling on the Boursc has boon variable to-day,
becoming firm or weak with successive and conflicting
rumors. Rentes fuctuating.
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ssaiy io NrmssE .,s e F n.
5a3 broadway.
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Slate Slabs OF Any sire Cheaper and
stronger than marble. Hudson River Slate Company.
Park row, New York
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30 swift Is RAILWAYS RENovAryNG REsOLvRNr n
entering the circulation that has been detected II NJ
blood aud urine minutes after Il has been taken.
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l Snow IN RcHMosD-Grcai was the surprise or every
Body yesterday morning 10 find the ground covered with
snow and heavy storm OF snos sili falling The pre-
cedipg night was more Than usually warm The snow
melted Oh In sisw houss.--RicanoHd lfh'A friday
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Tho Very Highest Prize. the Gross o. ths
Legion Of Honor conferred the ei tns
0RUvER a BAKER SEWING MACHINES Al the Erps-
sitition univcrsce. Paris. 1887.
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Piano and Tsssr fssss ssa s s9sss Broadway,

p-,nye. Cards Ta.seIs, omps and Trimmings u a
kinda al kELTY's Curtain store, ~ Broadway.
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Wnrrcu's Household Phyricsnn. ~ tr9
Warren. A. NJ, D., Fellow q the hssssenusetts nsasoss
Society kr pps evo 80 illustrations and cknt cntarsd
plates No one can afford 70 be without H. Bold ~ the
XIV. an 80, mo ssn 40 washington street, Boston, Msss
80 N NJ I,tlLSTEfi, General Agent
iB Fulton street. New YORK.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


The Papai Troops 20 Assume the QGeusiv~
e. 2AAis 49,
-. Papal forces w9l assume the Offensive imms
.,.,.,v
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WIGS. Torpee. and 0raansnta, IIair.-
1XTuAHL0Ra IL Bead sreek
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The following account comes from another
Garibaldi was attacked and defeated on Sunday.
he retreated ami surrendered 20 the ItsliapA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
Vermont University.

The University of Vermont and State
Agricultural College held its annual Com
mencement Aug. 9Th. Eight young men
were graduated The honor of degree OF
d. d. was conferred on Rev. ]. R. Her
rick Of Bangor, Me-, and l.. i. ID. on
Hon. John A. Jameson of Chicago, and
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsylvania.
The address by Rev. DIR. Peabody Of Har-
ward College, is spoken Of as rare treat.
The fallacies of the system OF philosophy
founded by Compile and advocated by the
eloquencc OF Spencer, was most efleciual-
| ly shown up. SO says correspondent
whose favor reached US too late for inser-
ton last week. The literary fraternities
held their usual reunions with much in
terest. The music for this Commence
ment was furnished by the famous 9TH
Regiment Band of New York City. The
Baccaaureate discourse was by Prof. An
CELL, President OF the University. The
leading thought which he most beautifully
enforced, was ihe restraining Influence OF
the Christian Religion essential TO peri Ct
freedom. Different from any other adj
dresses of this kind it was entirely extem-
poraneous, and there is such a perfect
charm in the manner of the speaker that
at times one looses all thought of what is
passing in the outer sphere in a most de-
! lightfal feast Of reason. He is evidently
a most popular as well as able and elo-
qucnt President of the University.
The effort, began one year ago. TO raise
! 500 900 for the further endowment OF
the U. V. Nj. has prospered well. The
city Of Burlington has generously raised
$50, 600, and will increase it to $4,000.
So said Mayor Wales at the corporation
dinner. The Alumni are raising S33 900,
having about s25, 900 now subscribed to
endow the Marsh PFofessorship Of Moral
and Intellectual Philosophy. Otheririeads
of the University win be found, it is hop
ed, who win bring up the balance Of the
100, 600. Rev. f. II. Bying'on of Wind
scr is an authorized agent TO raise funds
for The University. 0ne years trial proves
Prcsiden, Angel to be tie right man in
the right place, and the young men Of
Vermont should not overlook the real
worth of their own institutions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

parties came again. On their demanding
admission She refused, as the children had
told her of the previous occurrence They
then attempted to force their way in
Mrs. Gibson warned them to desist, threat
ening to shoot; but they persisted, when
she fired the gun and shot the foremost in
the face; the others withdrew with Their
companion, but shortly returned and burst
the window open. The brave woman
seized an ak and buried it in the skull OF
the man who was attempting to climb
through the window. The other two I'M
meaiately dccamped, taking their wounded
companions with them. Their course was
marked for some distance by blood, but at
last accounts no arrests had been made
1t is believed that at least one of the men
was killed.
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%. sehenek on py.pep.Ia.

sAffAAalSt hANe4o AsB hts~AAA'
Symtolns Of DysPepsia--A sense Of funnaH
and weight IN the stomach together wife fats
itF, sour, offensive Ielching 81 Wind water iasaE
iting, M q great deal ef what n perscn css
feeling at the pit Of the stomach; Frequently u
4 paipisation 81 the heart, which physietaas =
heart disease. and when the stomach Is ID tbs go
e coated with mueus Of slime The reugh saae
lions OF the stomach. similar % what We We & 2
what thfows out the gastric juice, and Wh.n Us
gets thick coat of slime on IL. IL prerents y :
juice frou flowing, and digestion ceases. ssheal
weed tonic dissoiycs this mucous or iuie and nsea
stomach 10 It's natarai condition.
schenek's Mandrake Pins are also required q 4
this morbid matter, TNo-thirds Of The cases OF q
ton are caused from this diseased state ef the 4
the liver becoming .orpid IL ceases to throw out y
in short time the whole system Is derapged "a
membranes Of tho bronchial tubes symphathial a
other organs, and before the patient Is awart 9s
she has Bronchial or Pulmonary consamPtioa
scheneks Pulmonic Syrup cnnnot aet free ~
blood when The system Is in this lockedup csas
out the aid Of the Sea Wed Tonic and ssfH
The Liver has all the Ycrrous blood 70 sNL
it gets In a morbid condition. blood and ~ :
the system mixed. and the whole bolJ ssE
and the blood 10 thick Il can hardly fua AA-
veins. In majority Of cast henoTrages GO.
thick condition Of the blood. The Mandlaa +.
the Liver similar 10 ca loancl OF they Do g 1it
il unioeks the gall tlaiders. starts the biz ie
begins to circulate naturally through lae v'a
hemorrages ceases. IL when persons arc
hemortage, they would lrst take god Pais
thing that would act on the liver, they Eean i. \
lieyed ffom bleeding from the Lungs, aut -
way. for astifngents are only temporary ali -
bronchial tubes, and lag The groundwork i9r 49,
DIR. scHENeK viii &c professionally z ah y. .g-
week 80 Bond Street, Ncs York, and IS ialo, w, =
Boston, from 8 A. NJ. until 7. n He l4s
but FOR thorough examination with 'hs
the charge Is So. L.
us mrdieiBes are fer sale by al drnsghH N'
Also fuii supply at oil timos ct biz Eootl-. 81. q
Price Of the Pulmouic Syrup and scaTts. -. !,
81 80 pea bottle. or So, 0 the ali dozen
. cents per boz -. a.,
GEo. &. GOODWIN & CO., IS IFsncvG s.-as
for Boston. For sale BY al druggists
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
THE UNION PACIFIC )
ihe'r Firss Msr.aaas Bona.
Ncsfifrenf es a.

u
Tho rapid rrogeeas Of the ill.,.
o''''''eE west nom Omaha, N,bms,, wv A'lss
Us western connections, an uabre.,r I, - @'as,
nnsn' attracts attentisn to the vain s''s a''os
s'nes' which the Company nov M. !, y Aas
hrS' aa'ss'cn asked by prudent 49, y We pls
bends secure Gcxt, & ARE thryo '''' " Z.
The reply Is brief s'olAea!uD
~ The early completion Of lie ~,
Pacific Is as certain a. any nirure ~ l'e esis
The Government giant OF owe. teor Il. eva,
and iisy million dollars m It's own s''a ls,.
entee' T. One fourth Of lie W.. Nv p'''ssb |
the track continues to.be hid AZ Il A''Sg a.
day ny ~eofn
"a The Union paciaa Railroad So,,,
what promises to be one Of the ,no., se as
railroad ia tho country. For mapv t'9aA
only line connecting tbs Atlanta M NC Y eaag
without competition. Il can ms,o,,,0 ''ls VI
30. eas nica Of this road are ~, uDsaaa
ped with dcpo.s, locomotives. cara ! e aal "a
daily running each way Tbs n,a,,r,,,. lla y
Y miles TO the eastern bsss Of the poes T. u
hand and it Il asler eoA,rast % L ~. ~ '0p'ss
sth' The net earnings Of the .eo,,a. Pa
arc several times greater than X. ss,s ,s ai'l
Fist Mortgage Roads upon such so. IN
other mile q Tho road were built \, 8. ~
pic'ed would not only pay iuteres, ~, II r'as
profitable 70 the Company. -' 'ls''s
9Th The uiion pacac Raiifea,
ONLY as iheroad progresses, aud thu, sySA sas
the market unless they represen, M, 4 Il s
9Th Their amount Is strictly lt,,. ~ agz
elpsi 70 what Is granted by the .. a c,,', III
which It tales second len q ia So. s's'al'
upon the frst Gil niIos ves. frsin o,,,s ~
per nila. q
tn. The fact that the U s. Govs,,
oHi lien upon tie road good .ay.s,,s'. VI
Of the shrewass' reilrosa builders of,.
already raid In I've miliioa aolh. rn.. ~ -
y 70 chem allrd lisnl m6y 1.l, ,a.,i, 4. y
first llrn, ~ ''-''-
STD, Although Il Is not elilaie3 ~, AZ.
better seensitiea than Go7clnnen,,. ,b.,.ss. -
consider Fst mortgage upon ~. ~, Z, l'i's'
very best se-nTity in the world, ana ~ q, j, :
msnts TO ~ iaycss in tisase boaas Elm, z
interest,
9ta Asthe Union pac'ar gailsaaG brra. j. :,
The present at % cents Oh tie dollar md 60
They are the cheapest security in taemsss,, 4,
thar l5 PSI eeas. Kiss tlian u. g. ssosss
10Th. At the currentsa rate Or pFesaiusa q III s
OYER NIKE PER CENT rxTrgyr
the aaiy subscriptions are already iasss N 4.
continual TO be received IN New York b Is
coSrssEsEAl NAEiussE B4sz. No Fgsss
cLsas poDsE & Co Bankers, 81 Esns
JoaNJ Cisco 8 Sex BAeKsHs, No g sss
and By BANKS and BANKERS gsneTal!y ~.
United States, u whom maps ana dssessss
msy be obtaiae1 They viii also Be- sal /, 4 E
ooaiPanys eriee. No. 70 Nassaa stnei n, n.
piieEiiea. Subscribers viii select ihsI q, +.
whoa they hare confidence wl,o alone ail y q.
to ihcn for the safs delivery 81 tllo bonds
JOHN CISCO Trry.
~3-oo Ne.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
Bellums galls Glulrs.
BELLOWS FALLS, AUGUST 10, 1897.
Union state Ticket.

Union stntc Ticket.
For Governor,
JOHN b. PAGE, Rutland.
For Lieut. Governor,
STEPHEN THOMAS, West Fairlee.
For Treasurer
JOHN A. PAGE, Montpelier.
Windham Connty Ticket.
For Senators,
DANIEL KELLOGG, Brattleboro.
HOMER GooDHUF, Westminster.
Assistant Judges
PETER w. DEAN, Grafton.
w. II. JONES, Dover
States Attorney,
JAMES M. TYLER, Brattleboro
Sheriff,
WALTER TAYLOR, Rockingham.
High BaiT.
JOHN HUNT, Vernon
Judges OF Probate,
r. TYLER, Brattlcboro Marlboro District.
A. STODDARD, Townshend, Westminster Dist
Windsor County.
For Senators,
WILLIAM IL WALKER, Ludlow
+. w. ANDERSON, Bethel
ALBERT BROWN, Springfield
Assistant Judges
JOHN S. MARCY, Royalton
CALVIN FRENCH, Cayendish.
States Attorney,
SAMUEL e. PINGREE, Hartford.
For Sheriff.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Woodstock.
High Bailiff,
GRANVILLE p. SpAULDING, Chester.
Judges of Probate
JOHN PORTER, Hartford, Hartford District
HENRY CLOSSON, Springfield Windsor Dist
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
Vermont Election.

We place at the masthead this week
the Union State ticket. The annual cleo
ton takes place Tuesday, September Sd,
aud the people of Vermont should not on
ly not forget it, but should take pride in
coming out to the polls and casting their
ballots for the sound principles Of nation
al policy represented by the Union ticket
nominated for their support. The Union
party of Vermont includes most Of the
people of the State There are few owns
in the State where the Union party can
not divide even once or twice and yet
maintain their supremacy. But such di-
vision is not desirable even where such
strength exists, and should be avoided, and
every Republican voter should feel it a
duty as well as pride 10 vote and thereby
give his verdict upon questions Of public
policy.
The political history of the old Green
Mountain State is one which will bear the
closest scrutiny. Her honorable record
for political soundness and stability made
before the war has received additional lus-
tire by her efforts with her sister States to
save our nationality and make it worth
preserving and now during the work of
reconstruction Vermont desires it to be
done on basis Of unconditional loyalty
and freedom
Let her freemcn compare the political
record of the Union party with that of the
SO called democratic party, and they will
have no trouble in deciding how they viii
vote. Who was it that supported the war
for the Union Who opposed the war ?
or if certain ones did not dare to openly
oppose it, who gave it a cold, hating sup
port, and only that out Of respect to the
moral and overwhelming Union sentiment
of the communities in which they lived
Who declared the war failure at Chica-
go? We do not say that all democrats
are copperheads, but what party W as that
that included this class in its ranks p?
What party is it that lacked the cordial
patriotism TO embrace the cause of the
country in the hour of its greatest need !?
And to-day what party is il that aiiiliates
with those rebels of the South who still
refuse to be reconstructed
An answer to any of these questions can
but create lively interest in the mind Of
every voter to exercise his duties as a
freeman on the day Of election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16

WiTH FoUa MErALnc QuALirIcA-
TIoNs a man may be pretty sure of earth
ly success. These ars Gold in his pocket,
Silver in his tongue, Brass in his face, ana
Iron in his heart
Bat for tonic appetizer, and as a gen
tie stimulant, there is reliable virtue ia
PLANTATION BIrrEEs. No article has
ever been 50 popular OF done half 50 much
good. Let all Who have not already tried
this great stomachic, at once test its quail
ty. We understand that the Druggists
and Grocers Of this section are selling vast
quantities, and that scarcely a family is
without it. 32-3S
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S RO UL A !.

The ev Geo. storrs Of Brooklyn Y says IL the Bible
Examiner by way Of apology for publishing a medical
certificate in bis Magazine Of tie OF his only son IL
sorofua after dissolution appeared newt abe We
publish this statement not for pay but in eruttude 10
God who has thus answered prayer and IN justice 10 Dr.
Anders being Satisfied that there Is virtue ~ the iodine
Water treatment which the readers Of this Magazine viii
thank It's Editor for hring ing to their notice.
Circulars free
Dr. H. Anjers Iodine Water is for sale by j. P DTNs.
MORE Proprietor, IS Dey St, n Y {, aud b. al Drug
gists 28