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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
SENATE.

fATuRDAY Nov. 2.
Journal OF yesterday read and approved With a cor
recuGn adding Washington unU senators to the com
mttee the Lamoe Valley railroad.
Bih introduced and ,efeyred-BJ Mr. Walker (bY re-
quesD changing the Of kllen Morley 10 gene
RAJ committee
By Mr. Dale. Coy reques') rspealirg 25 chap 20 z
relating to statute Of limitations to committee print
By MIR Orcutt, in amendment Of act Incorporating
me uton slate company to committee on mhnuac
tutcs
Bids Reterred--s 40 authorizing towns to establish
central schools ~ committee on educationi II 70 70
amend sections "a and SO chap " relating guardi
aus aud wards 0i changing the name Of Goshen acre
to Lamoile al egaizng the election Of town officers
TO judiciary committee
fPorts-From committee finance HIs5 providing
for the appontm cnt Of reporters amended and passed
From Judiciary committee 40 in amendment Of chap
So relating TO The conveyance Of real estate third read
ug ofdtTed.
II SO TO authorize the removal Of distractions from
VI d Branch; passed
authorizing Improvements b. Nulheg.n river and
its 'rbutatirsi third reading ordered
10 10 legalize the corporate acts Of the Vermont
copper mining company amelded aud third reading
ordered.
From committee on military Affairs 5 SO In addition
- an act amending an act fof organizing the militia,
approved Nov ~ 1864 and on motion Of Mr. Atwood,
ordered 90 lie
From committee on railroads, Il 10 to incorporate the
Montpelier and Wells river railroad com any nded
aud passed
From committee on mauufac'ures IS 9, incorporate
the New England chemical company amended aud 81
reading ordered
From general clmmit,ee, II 70 TO change the name
Of Agro Nichols aud constitute him htir at-lAw Of
James NJ AID Susan a Nesoa passed with proposals.
OF Anendmeut
From Judiciary committee, sgsiu,t p aboshine the
once OF county commissioner, End on motion u M
Hendse, ordered 10 lie
70 90 incorporate Planded Village, and 30 to amend
an @e' relating 10 howage amended aud thlfd reading
ordered
From committee on manufactures, II 50 TO incorporate
the MlniAi6r-ofooE mining company passed
Nj benny moved that when the senate Adjourns Il
adjourn to meet on Monday next At the usual hour
MI Henry oilei for the yeas aud nAys-Yeas s. Nays
No quorum voting Mr. Henry moved call Of the senate,
negauyed
On motion Of Mr. Martin adjourned
HOUSE.
Payer BY the chaplain.
Journal VI yesterday read and approved
Nj fnsbie NJ Poultney moved call u the House L
ascertain II quorum Is present which was agreed 10
aud upon the roll being opedby the clerk the following
named members responded 10 tteir names,
MtsTs Allen Il lTAsburgh, Ames Andrews Baird
balou. Bartlett, Barton bemis benson Bill Blaneharo
Bliss Brigham BroOkios. Bueklin burton, Cady Cat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

seymour's block, st. Albans, was partly burnt
on Monday. No insurance on the buildings but
the occupants were insured $1,000 in Vermont
Mutual, and - 800 in Connecticut and NewYork
companies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
I F. H. DRAKE & co.

While science has labored for the benefit Of the
human race, it is but poor return to have imi-
tators start up and claim merits for their articles
which never existed except in appearance Since
Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Remover has been
introduced, and the remedial effects OF this yalua
BILE preparation have been plain, legion have
commenced manufacturing their nostrums. In
point OF mefit there is no comparison, no more
than the counterfeit resembles the genuine bank
bill One has a value for which the holder re-
ceiyes its value while the other is worthless and is
palmed of upon the unwary The effects of Halls
Sicllian Hair Remover upon the head is to renew
the growth Of the hair restore it TO It's natural
color when it has become gray, and cures all dis
eases of the scalp. The effects are seen from the
first bottle - Weekly Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

lin Cheney Clark Cleveland Il Bfanuce Cleveland Of
Broobheli Cotton O'nant, Converse Cook, Cooper
totiss of Newark, Cfst Crook, Dasis Of ast Mont
her, DAVIS Of sheffield Dads Of Troy Deuing, Drake,
Eaton, Fmmons, farman, Fertin. Fox, Freeman fris
lie, Fuller ford Gl,zier, Or BAN, Green, Grover,
Hall OF Gfuton Hal orwell Hancock X, Hard. VI as
kins, Hay. Hz,n, Herrics, Hibbard, Hinsdell Hyde.
Irish Of Grand Isle Irish Of scafhutRh lshAm Johnson,
Jones Of Cranky. Jones Il Norh6ed. Joslin, logg,
Lawrence, Leonard, Loveland, Lynoe, Lyon Martin "
Mout.omeiy, MoGreRor Mcintosh, Mead Miner, Mon
roe, MorsAn Morse Of Morgan. Newell Noufse. Palm
81, Park PArttroi Hartford Parker u Wolcou, Pa 6
tie Pearson Phelps, Plsbufy Porter Of Fayston, Reed
Of Dandy Reed Of Watsheld Rice, Rogers. Rounds.
Satton, Seayy shsdd Of H'tdNlok, Simond', Smith Of
Feuisbuieh, Smith n highgate. sollace, spauldng
Stafford. supes, suckney. stone, Stuart Thompson Of
~ udon Thompson Of M Tauof, Tomau low, Tfyon,
Waterman. Woeks, Welran, WheAuty. Wheeler ot
l22
Bih introduced and REFERRED BY Mt Cooper Of Ca.
naan 10 alter the name Of kmmA Dennis and constitute
her Leir At law Of William and Caroline M stevens; to
gen com.
BY Mr. Johnson Of Rockir CHAM authorizing towns to
eshbli,h central schools TO com on education
BY Mr. Joslyn OF Barton, to ncott crate the Barton
hotel company 10 com on corporations
By Mr. Jones Of Mortified to incorporate the North.
field Savings Bar VI TO com on banks
Btis read thifd time 9s in amendment Of sec 2
chap % rea ing to the pay Of county commission
eis
Mr. brigham Of Hydep,rh moved to lay on the table
Opposed BY Mr. Mead Of Rai doph. Mr. Park q Rem
ninsion, aud NJ Cleveland Of Brook6el1 each Of whom
Favored by Mr. Brigham Of Hydepark who opposed
the bhl
otion 20 lie lost. and thc hill passed
II 82 IN alteration Of sec 2 ehap 70 gs relating to
gtist mills.
FavHtdb By Mr. Freeman Of Waterford AID Mr. Mead
Of Randolph Opposed by ~ Wood Of air ayen, Mr.
Cstiu Of Swauton a Nj Joncs OF Nouhdtld
Mr. Brigham Of Hydepark moved that the bill be dis
misse agreed 90
y 60 10 incorporate the Msssquoirailroad Co. passed
hp0rr-from com on grand list In favor OF n l47
to ley aize he grand list Of Vie town Of Cambridge for
the year 1906 ordei ed 10 third reading
From com on Judid'ry. II 3D. 70 foyide FOR the more
equal distribution Of he proceeds OF he sales Of pefson-
al properly On mesne process by new bill (substan-
italy the same)i ordered 70 third reading
Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

An ESTABLISHED REMEuY .--Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment IL extensively known as an estab-
lished remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Hoo
arseness aud other troubles of the Throat and
Lungs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06
ANCIENT EINE Arts

To the Editor IF the Mem York Herald;
Respecting the relics of porcelain ware found
in the late exhumations at Herculaneum, which
have been forwarded TO the Society OF Antiquities
in London. whereof your correspondent SAYS the
bottle resembling brakes Plantation Bters was
undoubtedl placed among the ruins by the agent
of DR., Drake, we desire 10 state be was incorrect
in every respect II bottle was found there bear
ing our lettering, the language of the Ancient
Romans was different from the accepted literature
of that day. Our agent has other business than
this in Europe aud has not been in Italy at all.
No doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome; but trying to impose upon Society of
Anuquarians in this way, seems quite useless, and
we do not appreciate the Joke. 1t is unnecessary
for us to spend money in Europe while We are
unable to supply the demand OF these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully
S6 .S7 L H. DRAKE q co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

The following is the substance of Thaddeus
Stevens argument on the establishment Of Impair
tia suffrage by act Of Congress
If by the amended Constitution every Amer
lean citizen is entitled to equal privileges with ev-
cry other American citizen. and il every Ameri-
can citizen in any one Of the States should be
found entitled to impartial suffrage with every
other American citizen in any State, then it fol-
lows as an inevitable conclusion that Suffrage
throughout this nation is impartial aud universal
so far AS every human being, without regard to
race color, shall be- found concerned and so far
it affects the whole nation
If every citizen Of any state is entitled to all
the inalienable rights, privileges and immunities
of this Government and II one Of those inaliena-
BILE rights is the right to cast his ballot for every
man who is to take part in the Government. show
me the man who is SO impudent as TO deny that
suffrage by the ballot is due to every being within
this realm to whom God has given immortality
SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The annual distribution of this Association, at
Montpelier, on the S0th inst. resulted as follows
II II Bishop, oil Painting, Emancipation
ProciamatioH
c. L. Hyde. Washington hUing
and his Friends.
Gen. Geo. Foster, j. Wilder, j. Carter, /
Portrait, Gen. p. H. Sheridan
Mai N p. Hall, Capt J. W Chase Portrait,
Washington F1miy.
Pitt W. Hyde, 1 Portrait, Grant Family.
L. +. Smith, Lincoln Family.
c. II Hcaton,
ATTEST, S. NJ. SouTHARp, Treasurer
CHAPLAIN BRASTOW'S GRAFTON BEFORE
THE OFFICERS REUNION SOCIETY
The subject, briefly stated, was "Ihr patriotism
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

H. The ladies in their sovereign caTacity
as judges of emotional EMO menI. have de-
cided that n perfume in existence produces
the same delicious Sensations as are experien-
eed while inhaline the exquisite fragrance OF
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus. A. j.
Unpaich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

II your horse has had a hard drive, stood in a
cold wind, drank too much cold water, OF been
out in a cold rain-storm, the immediate use Of the
condition.
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->~.-.-
Mr.. Horace Brown Of Passumpsic has recently
sold two heiiers, eighteen months old thorough
bred Attorneys, for the round sum of two hundred
dollars.
Several Intellectual attempts have been made to
recover the bodies of the men lost in the recent
accident at the central shaft at the Hoosac tunnel
aud on Friday the North Adams fire engine was
employed to force down air, after which Thomas
Mallory descended to the water and found it As
feet deep. 1t will be impossible to do anything
elfectually toward recovering the bodies until
proper machinery is erected and the water pumped
out,
We have stated that the decorations of Wash
ington Hall, on the occasion Of the supper of the
officers, were the same were prepared for the
bazaar Of the LIST Congregational Society This,
we now learn was only part Of the truth Much
was added by the ladies Of Montpelier generally,
of all denominations, who also served the tables
IL b. p. Young, Of this village, lost yalua-
bic mare this Monday morning, by being kicked
by horse in the stable and breaking her leg
The Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company in
sure against losses of this kind, but Mr.. Young
had failed to avail himself of the benefits offered
by the company Owners OF horses should call on
A. c Brown, who IL agent Of the company, and
get them insured
The fourteenth toast at the officers supper was
dischared after we left the Hall. 1t was
Maj Gen. Philip II. Sheudan.-The Union
door-keeper. When the rebels broke in by the
front door he kicked them out by the shenandoah.
Now, another addition, to supply an accidental
omission; Chaplain Mack made a very handsome
speech in response to the toast in honor of the
chapains
Mansfield Taplin, for many years Town CLERK
OF Cornth, and one of the best citizens Of that
town, was struck by paralysis and died Saturday
night Oct 26
The Uniyersalist Society Of Cayendish, Vermont
has employed Miss Damon to occupy its pulpit
Six persons were baptized on Sunday, Oct. p,
by Rev 5 T. Frost, pastor Of the Baptist church.
Newport.
Twenty-one persons recently united with the
Baptist church at Chester, in part the fruit Of the
late series of meetings it that place.
Rev. John Eastman, pastor of the Cougrega-
tional church and society in Danyille, having an
invitation ago West has asked dismission.
There are some twenty hopeful-eonyerson at
Bennington, in connection with series of meet
ings in that place. the Rev. Mr.. Burnham being
the prea cher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

ARE ALL Men EoUAL?-All men are equal
in natural rghts-but not in intellect aud invent
i've genius. Thousands OF Saleratus makers have
tried in vain to make a frst-rate article James
Pyle has surpassed them ALL and his Saleratus is
the perfection of the art. Tell your grocer you
want Pyle's Saleratus, and no other His name is
on every package.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

Journal Of esterday read and approved
Bus and petitions introduced and reterred-By Mr.
Bal OF Graz vile, petition Of Cuzens OF Granville for
side track railroad 10 Granville, railroads
ny Nh Corey Of Ctaftsbuty. in amendment OF section
Of No II passed il 1866 declaring who shall he emit
tied 10 vote in twni city village and school meetings. to
com on Judiciary.
By Mf Teuuey Of Thetford for the relief Of Truma an
MOODY; also petition same subject to claims.
BY Mt Stai ton Of ROvburT. 10 Hgaize the grand list
Of the town Of koxbury flf 1866 TO gen com
by Mr. Weeks # stowe, 10 incorporate the Mount
Mansfield Turnpike 20; TO com on highways
b. Mr. Palmer u Williamson IN addition TO sec 6
chap 20 relating to hiphways aud bridges (high way
surveyors TO examine roads at east each b.
while tare snow and femoy all st1ues and repair
ter b'Ts Sc) 10 com on highways
BY Mr. Shedd ut Hardw OK To change h name Of the
South Haidvick Academy to the hndviek Academy
10 com education
BY Mr. Martin Of Montgomery, TO enable the towns
therein named to aid in the construction Of the Misss
quot railroad; to com on railroads
b. Mr. hisbie Of Poutuey, petition Of James II
God and ia others for iAifo,d from Lake { ham
plain 70 Fairhavsn; TO com on railroads
By Mr. Miner Of Manchester, remembrance Of B
Burton and lol others embracing every legal voter
oept the village Of Manchester against the char
ter Of railroad fom Bennington to the state line, TO
com on railroads
By Mr. Converse Of Woodstock to authorize the town
Of We dstock to raise money t. build railroad
By Mr. Miller OF Pomfet, remembrance Of 1853 citizens
OF Woodstock ak ainst auth rizng the town of Wood.
stock TO raise money TO build raroad TO iail
roads.
Reports-From select com, in favor ofH s. to lay a
tax on taledonia county Ealing blank raise tax
Of is cenul; ordered 70 hi. reading.
From gen com, against "A l28 10 protect Ash In Hen
rvs pond in hoyaloni ordered TO lie.
Ban rad Ard tNr-H 1873 relating to suits in which
railroad corporation is or y be party. pas ed
Joint Rts0iuft0a-BY Mr. Brookins Of ,horeham that
the secretary Of state be directed pu sh IN he pam
phlet Of session laws Tor 1867, Isl Of the names and
resdences Of the state officers and members end officers
Of ne general assembly for the session Of 1857 adopted
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

D.
Prayer by the CHAPLAIN Journal Of Saturday aud Mon
DAY read and approved
Bus introduced and retsrrtd- BY MIR Prout TO incor-
ptrate the steam stone cutter company also by Mr.
Dewey, the Vermont Printing Hous- and blank book
manufacturing COMPANY, and by Mr. Allen, the Monu-
umental Marble company to C mmiitee on manufac
tues
pro, dines Of the Vermont lion company 10 mint
tee on judiciary
BY Mr Herdee o pay Certan state odicersi to COM
mittff rnting.
Il bin 95 presiding for the appoin ment Of rerotters
anc on oiion of Mr. Barstow o., eteo TO ie
60 providing for the disposition Of d proceeds of the
sales Of properly on ene process TO judiciary commit
tee
90 relating to the pay Of county commissioners; to
ccmmittee finance
l47 10 etaze inc grand list Of the town Of Cambridge
for 1867; OumittfC land taxes.
10 incorporate the Missquoi railroad company to
committee on railroads.
Senate BIS Passtdl3 relating TO the rights Of mar
ned women | Authorizing impToven ents ia Nulhegan
river aId i'F titutaIts 65 ltPali2t the corporate
acts Of the Vermont copper mining company ard Cor
NTH copper company, AZ Incorporating the En- e
slate ard lille company. 80 the New England chemical
company "A the United states peat fund company 43
the Piuso'd straw board az paper company As amend
log chap 65 relating to the Conveyance Of real estate,
80 an act 10 amtndmtn 10 act olaung 20 howAge
Reffued-S bin 50 in ADDITION 70 chap "a 8 relating
10 high WAYS to committee on highways and bridges.
40 relating to the State Cabutt TO committee on
finance
As exempt'ng certain property from tszAton to iu
dietary committee.
R,p0it-From committee on manufacturers S bill a.
TO incorporate he Transcript printing company third
reading ordered
On motion Of Mr. Bullard, Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

GENERAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 5, 1867.
Present:
Hon. JOHN PlERPONT, Chief Justice.
JAMES BARRETT,
LorALC. KELLOGG, A,,oeiate
AsAnEL PICK, N9syo'u'S
IL. G.. WusoN, ""HyeS'
b. ii. STEELE,
The Court was opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ a..
with prayer by the Rev, I, b. Taylor. Nearly
every Bar in the State was represented by eminent
counsel, among whom we noticed Hon. Geo f.
Edmunds and Hon Luke p Poland The first
ease on trial was William Adams VS.. IL. c. q n.
b. Flanagan. n. Peck, French and Phelps for
plaintiff Hard and Roberts for defendant
rwenty-three other cases are set down for trial.
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4 + III hNOON.
SENATE.


The Pres dent p,o ten in the Chair
me, &c received nom HE house informing the
senate he apron l q severa house bills by he Gov
ernor and The passage Of Others by he houe No quo
rum being present, on motion OF Mr. Dewey adjourned.
HCUsE.
BUS introduced ana rstyr eddy Mr. Rounds Of Ches-
ter relang liens 81 law, lptrson hold uR liens per.
sonal propttr' may sell the property notice 20 the
0wuer); 10 com ~ Judiciary
Nh Hal Of Groton, TO pay David Stookweu the
sum therein I'd. 10 on claims
BY Mir Parker OF Woc1tt in am udment of sec chap
% 20 relating 10 the pay cf The bers II the board
Of education; So per daN and travelling ex enses 20
members ~ toad and $1,000 year aud expense of
blanks Al postage 10 the steTeary) to com ofways and
means
Rcport-From com On judiciary against II 70 to
end chap b s, thitd reading refused
Special ORDER tsoluton relating TO evening ses-
sious OPPOSED by Mr Johnson, Of Rockir CHAM and
passage I. fused. Adion- ntd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

WArcH 1HE GAs.-Th enc was an alarm of fir
on Friday afternoon, account of the ignition Of
escaped gas. under Robinson's store, corner Of
State and Main Streets
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TRANSFORMING in Vermont will be on Thursday,
Nov %.
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AFTERNOON
sENkfE

SATURDAY, Nov. 2
The Pfesident pro ten. 10 o chair. No quorum be-.
ing esent, ON motion of Mr. Capp iouned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Wood Of faithaven moved 90 adjourn until m
Monda next; d. agreed TO.
Mr. Kelog moved th,t the names Of members present
this forenoon be published sagfeed the porter
had already given th'm 10 he press
On motion OF Mr. johnson Of Rockingham, adjourned
SENATE
MoNrAY, Nov
The President pro tenn iu the Char
Prayer bi The Chaplain No quorum being present,
motion OF Nj Baker. the eenste adj utntd
HOUSk.
Itayer by the chaplain
Journal VI saturday read and approved.
hiH tntf0dnc d and refefrtd-By Mr. Wheeler Of J A.
to auth oze certain towns therein nan ed to aid
in building he West liver rtil cad, on railroads
hihs read Mird tim,H l47 to leganze the grand list
OF the town Il aubridg. for he ear 1867; passed
1872 to provide for The d siiiur # he proceeds
personal property slod On meme process; passed
Reporfs-Frt con o. judiciary, 10 favor Of 80 il
relation TO tuis in Viii railroad oofporau is o.
may be paItyi ordered TO III I'd ieactg. Adjourned
AFTERNOON.
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Again in the corn for fresh wonders The spin
die has grown still higher, the sceptre is enlarged
and now from every wheat-like sheath has spfuug
little seed that hangs by thread of silk, the
whole forming elegant fringes, some light green,
some brown, and some Ted--all dancing gaily in
the breeze, "As live those little seeds are drop
ping, too here is one your hat there is one ON
my arm and there bali dozen are tangled in that
silk the corn. The wind is playing the mis-
chief Yes see the tip OF the silk it is brown
and tangled, and drying up; oh! our beautiful
corn viii all be rnined.n Well, l guess not
just open that ear, with care you know, and see
how the baby gets on. ''Corn corn! all filling
out on the little ear. which has become much big
ger and all pearls pearls This, too, is beau
Il ful. How comes itra The drying OF the silk
iH the sign that the tip-top sceptre has done or is
doing all its duty. Ii has not only given little
shade and protection TO the ear below, but the
wind has detached its seed from the threads and
they have fallen upon the silk Of the ear Now
God gave 10 that little seed virtue or power or
influence which Is one OF the greatest mRryels in
the whole realm Of nature and which man can
never entirely understand or explain the same
marvel in kind that is 10 be found in other plants
IN animals, aud In man. The seeptre and ear are
In one body, but they are OF two sexes. The scep-
TIRE is the husband, the sprnging from his side
is the wife the mysterious inexplicable virtue or
power Of the sceptre has passed by its little seed
and the silk OF the ear TO the germs that silk sur
rounds, giving them life--real active earnest life
and every little live kernel Is living, growing
corn baby, feeding upon the food Of is mother
Thus the whole corn family is there single
stalk-ia,her, mother, children--hundreds Of
children and soon the ears will open, the iatLcr
and mother will die and at the harvest the full,
manred children will more than ill their places aud
W on. generation after generation, working out
ib. g'eai nsl esinm'ted 70 the drst kernel u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

At all points where the train stopped in Yer
mont, Sheridan was gladly welcomed; at White
River Junction, where a salute was fired. at South
Royalton, Bethel, West Randolph aud Mortified.
In Northfcd the General left the train for few
moments and was introduced to the people 10y
Judge Carpenter, while the Cadets Of Norwich
University fred a salute. At White River juno
ton, President Smith Of Dartmouth College, did
the honors and Sheridan replied in Of his best
speeches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

PERUVIAN SYRuP. This valuable medicine has
been silently making It's WAY into public favor by
the numerous remarkable cures it has performed.
It's singular efficacy is owing 10 the Proforide Of
ir'a which remains unchanged in this preparation
ind is the only form in which this vital element OF
healthy blood eau be supplied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

MAGNoIIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
to Cologne, and at halt the price.
O6 on