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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
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from ha committeeman have been gradually recovering
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and strength and feeluF quite we'll attribute tne
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strength u my certificate which she in t1e papr Hr
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Try a box Of PoLAND's PLANrAIN OINTMENT. The
best Saiys World. Take other, but insist having
this. For sale by all Druggists and country dealers.
Dr. j, W. POLAND, Manufacturer
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VRY BOTTLE AID b. CoEyINCEDi 1T WILL ONLY
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT.

Dh' AODAAD ' 1N II IAN lin 1 IA XIV !
External Remedy iu OF Chronic Eheum Atismi
Chapred Hands, Mosquito Bites Cute, stiffness Of the joints
Contraction 90 she Misces, Headache Bruises Palms n
e Limbs Back and Chest Sores, roohsche sngs II Insects
and sprain is wonderful curative powers are miracuou
Taken Internally OF Sick Heai4che, Collie. Bowel
Complaint. Cholera, nttnery. Vomiting and nyppsa iti
soothing ani penetrating qualities rs ist taken.
r e reader or bic friends have compliant named ir
this alst the Venetian Lniment Remember,
90 nod relief you have H-s-tasf.
At Tor ~ robias' Venetian Lnmen AMI take other. u
pleasant take and clean eradcats The dease
from che system that h does return is the after
using che many ninsnis Pain Killers, and oils foodiu
che only stop the paia while The articles be-
iug used and then return.
Price So cents per bottle. sofa by all The Druggists
Depot, 80 Corila1dt Street, n. y Dec a., dan mo.
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annn CnM MISSION PAID.
DIR. Wistnr,s Balsnm of Mild Cherry.

In the whole history Of medical discoveries remedy has
performed 90 many such remafkah cures Of the numerous
affections Of the Throat Lungs AMI Chest a. This ougtred
and u.iy celebrated Baisam SO generally Acknowledged is
the superior Of this remedy That but Jew of Che many
who have tested he BY experience fail 20 keep 10 At hand
as peedy certain for sudden attacks Of Codlliy
believing that m uedel powers are comprehensive enough
70 embrace every form fdsease from The slightest cold
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o. bottles pice so cents n ar bottles for trial
sent Nv mad on pr OF Il cents sold by Druggists
and Variety Stores generally Depot As Fulton Street
n. y W. A Nichols General Agent. Responsib p
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and sup " the trade terAre NJ limitations.
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Earnings of Die CompanY.

At present. the profits Of he Company derived
only from its local traffic but this is already much
than sufficient pay the interest all the Bonds the
Company isue Il not another mile we're bailt. It
is not doubted that whcn the road is completed the
through usils OF the ony line connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States will large beyond preeedeut and,
as there will be competition it always be done at
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It will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad, is
in fact ,oork, built under he supervision
Of Government officers, and to large extent with Gov
ernm Mt money, and that It's Bonds are issued under
Govemm mt direction 1t ia believed that similar
security carefully guarded, and certinly other
is based upon larger or more valuable property. As
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and Nervous Headache an have 10 release thei hold Of
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TREATMENT
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sCRoFULous CHILDREN

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sENrINELS FOR SAFETY.

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First Mortgage Bonds

offered for the present at NINETY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. they are the cheapest security in the
market, being than Is per cent. lover than U.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

The order of the Acting President
to Dir. Stanton: You are hereby
suspended from your Office as Secre-
tary of War, and will cease to exer-
else any and all functions pertaining
to the same" This the Executive
has authority to do under Section I'd
of the Tenure Of Office Act, as fol-
lows: " That when any. officer ap
pointed as aforesaid, excepting judges
of the United States Courts, shall.
during a recess of the Senate, be
shown by evidence satisfactory to the
President, to be guilty Of misconduct
IN ONCE, or crime, or for any reason
shall become incapable or legally dis
qualified to- perform its duties, the
President may suspend such officer
and designate some suitable person to
perform, temporarily, the duties of
such Office until the next meeting of
the Senate"
The section provides further that
:" in such case it shall be the duty of
the President, within twenty DAYS
after the first day of such next meet,
ing of the Senate to report to the
Senate such suspension. with the evil
dence and reasons for his action in
the case. +" And it goes on to enact
that if the Senate shall concur in
such suspension, and shall advise and
consent to the removal of such Off
Ger, then the President may remove
him and nominate another. But if
the. Senate shall refuse to concur in
such suspension, such officer so sus--
pended shall forthwith resume the
functions of his office, and the powers
stead shall cease
johnson did not attempt to remove
Mr.. Stanton from Office. He sus-
pended him, thereby recognizing that
this case is governed by the act to
regulate the tenure of office. Within
twenty days after the assembling of
Congress he will have to present to
the Senate his charges against Mr..
Stanton of misconduct or crime. or
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

u ENCLOSING HANDBILLs IN NEWS
PAPERs.-We are sometimes asked to
circulate business handbills by en-
closing them in the paper. If people
knew the penalty attached to this
violation of law they would certainly
not repeat the request. Some weeks
ago the editor of the Jefersonian,
West Chester, Pa, sent nine papers
to the Wilmington Postofice, each
containing a hand-bill. Being re-
ported to the Postmaster General by
the Postmaster of that city, Major
Darlington, Postmaster at West Ches-
ter, was directed to collect S. upon
each paper. $45 in all. Mr.. Hodgson,
the publisher, paid the money. This
punishment should not only serve as
a warning to all publishers, but should
prevent their patrons from requesting
so costly violation of the law. Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

any reason why he is incapable or
legally disqualified for holding the
office of Secretary of War. IF he
shall make case against Mr.. Stan
ton, to the satisfaction of the Senate,
they will consent to his removal, and
then a new appointment will come up
If his charges shall be deemed in
sufficient by the Senate, then Mr..
Stanton will forthwith resume the
place and duties of Secretary of War.
What charges Mr.. johnson has
against Mr.. Stanton, to make accuse
of suspension under the law, we know
not, and he is not obliged to state un-
til the assemblage of the Senate
Cincinnati Gazette. ~ 4yea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
University Of VincenneS,
YINCENNES, INDIANA.

THE FALL TERN OF THIS coll
l. lege will commence on the nrst Mon
day in September. A complete scientific
course may be taken as well as the full col
leg1ate course. The Grammar School, con-
nected with the University, commences at
the same time.
Rev. r. NJ. CHAPMAN, DID,, President,
Professor of Latin and Greek Languages;
Rev. w. H CARTER, LID, Professor
OF Mathematics and Natural Sciences;
JOHNSON PITMAN, Alb, Professor of
History and Bellies Lettres. and Principal
of the Grammar School.
There Is, also, under the supervision of
the University, Department for Young
Ladies, under the charge of Miss ELLEN
CATHCART, assisted by competent teach
ers fHf
TERMS PER ASNUM:
Grammar School, or Female Dept $40 90
SotlS5ldte "a W
Board. in good families, foufteens to
twenty dollars per month.
For. further particulars apply to the
President or to w. W. HIT, Md,
President Board of Trustees
ii. I. RosEMAN, Sec'y. [augl2 3wdltw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

States. may see what is required on
their part. Many of them are already
on the right track; in Tennessee they
have worked very effectually to Sc
cure the negro vote to the Republl--
cans, and to drive all right-minded
men into the same party. 1t would be
well for them. TO continue the same
policy in the other Southern States |;
they can make these as strongly Re-
publican in year or two as Massa-
chusetts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
Habits of New York Millionaires.
The Boston Journals New York

The Boston Journals New York
correspondent writes: d.
A. T. Stewart works probably more
hours than any mechanic or laboriDg
man In the State. His vast business
is in his own hands. He consults no.
body as to buying or selling. He has
many partners, but they are partners
in the profits and not In the manage
ment of the business. His system is
exacting but efficient. His men are
all timid. IF they are late, if they
overrun the time allowed for lunch,
if they sit down during business
hours, if they misdirect bundle, if
they eat in the store, they are fined
No person is allowed to take q bundle
into the store unless the walking
gentleman" marks it. No bundle
leaves the store without being ex-
amined. Mr.. Stewart is about the
first man down In the morning He
makes an early breakfast, and in
one horse coupe rides to the store.
He INDUCES in leisurely dinner at
public house at o'clock, then re-
turns to his den and continues his Ia
bors until every item of business in
his store is finished. Pleasure seek
ers going home from the theatre often
see the twinkle of Mr.. Stewards light
In his counting room, showing that
the great millionaire is hard at his
tasks. But it is his recreation. He
finds his pleasure in work, and asks
nothing more.
Vanderbilt is gigantic SPECTATOR.
Like Frederick the Great, he takes
his leisure to mass his troops, and in
an unexpected moment throws him
self upon his foe, sure of victory. He
has the Harlem and Hudson Roads.
He is after the Central, and means to
control the Erie. He takes his Ieis-
ure in the morning, and divides it
between his breakfast, his cigar and
his horses. He spends great deal
of his time In his stables. He has a
trotting track in his yard, so that he
does not have to go far to try his ia
vorites. At ten, precisely, he enters
his up town office. At twelve he
rides up to the Harlem, and then over
to the Hudson Railroad. The rest of
the day he gives to business and rides.
he seldom appears at the Stock
Board. He buys through other
hands, because he can do it better.
Daniel Drew is very quiet man. of
plain, simple habits, seldom speaks,
and in his down town Office on Broad
Street would be taken for rustic
farmer or New Jersey trader, who
was not bright enough to sharply in
vest his money.
> Clafin, who is trading so close on
the heels of Stewart, in the dry goods
trade, was a small trader in Worces-
ter. He bought goods in very small
quantities, and was noted for carrying
home his own bundles. Like Stew
art, he manages his own business. He
found his complicated trade wearing
upon him, and, like wise man, as he
is, he purchased little place up the
river. He leaves his store at four
every afternoon, drives up his own
team, and spends the evening in the
quiet of his own family.
1t is the younger class of traders
and spectators who trade in the
night and give themselves no rest on
Sunday. They reap their reward in
premature decay, sudden failure, or
great losses. The line of demarka-
ton between the fold style of doing
business and the new is very broad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
Ohio Female College,
COLLEGE HILL, OHIO,

lSix miles from Cincinnati.)
The nineteenth year of this institution
begins on the 9TH OF SEPTEMBER. Cata-
logues and circulars, containing full in
formation as to the appointments and
educational facilities of the College, the
conditions of admission, expenses, etc.
furnish ed on application to
REV. JAS. NJ. ANDERSON, AM,
auto DIT, a W President.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
ROckpOrt Collegiate Institute,
ROCKPORT. INDIANA.

Next term begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
I'd, 1867. Admits both males and females.
Boarding department exclusively for
young ladies. The buildings are new
well finished, and beautifully situated in
grove of native forest trees.
This institution offers superior induce
ments to the youth of Southwestern In
DIANA STRICT DISCIPLINE and THOROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP constitute its motto. Give
the Pocket" School trial. Patronize
aul6 DIV o. H. SMITH, President.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

p0LfrENEss - DuNNNG.--An
Old gentleman lad J"cd finn for
years, at lus. after everybody 5
temper and patience were exhaust.
ed, cIerE named Frank Under,ooN
to Get the money.
Frank called upon the gentleman.
aud net with politcrcccption, Aud
The usual answer, With tHc addition,
You need not trouble yourself,
Young man, about the matter;
will make It all right
20. no. replied Frank, / could
not think for moment of compel
ling YOU TO call at the store for a few
dollars. It Will not he the slightes'
Inconvenience Tor me to step M, ~
| pass your place of business sly
times day, to and from my meals
and can call every time | 20 bN..
Here, said the old fellow to hI'
book keeper, alarmed at the pros
pect OF being dunncd six times Il dal
ior the nrNt Sin months, pay tn.
impcr,incnt rascal. He can htI
me in poltcucs>, apd It nr wan 5
sltuat.un will give mm t"o th""'
aHu dollars a year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18
TuL ELECTION RIOT IN LovIsI.

TIL ELECTION RIOT IN I.OUIS1.
ANA.-Ncw Orleans papers Of Sept.
-, give accounts Of a serious Iiot
which occurred between three and
tour @ cock ON the afternoon OF the
previous day, in front of the Court
House in Jefferson City, La. The
account gwen by the Republican is
as follows
Seven hundred and siXty.ilyc reg.
iStcrcd men had voted; only thirty
Of whom were white, when the dis.
tm6aLcc commenced, caused by a
white rulilau named Henry ROLAND
known rs Harry Rollaud-a fire
man and former soldier III the Con
frderate army RollaaC, after pre-
Scntiu- himself at the polls and
showing thHt he was registered. ~
SuItuglv scratched "a ticket bearing
Republican names, wrote aud de.
posted il. Then, drawing a reVo..
yer, ne commenced threatening the
j Inspector of Elections. Nh Frcue'
. lcl, Frtc. The latter stepped TO the
door aud ordered Policeman Joseph
Ficury 10 arrest RnllWd. Before
this could br dome ROLAND shot Of
trer Flcuiy. the bah lipassiug through
his hand. fired two other shots pro
miscuouSlN at the crowd, and flour
I>hcd his revolver with the remain
iug three Shu in IT, BY this tint
Roland was arrested hy another pc
licrmau, assisted by cltizens, an'
taken toward the prison. y police
man, Henry Davis. who had him il
charge at the prison door, neglcctil
Of his duts, sale ROLAND was in
friend. and he would not imprlSo
mm. 70 the credit of Major Fry
he il said, he at once deprived ID
Wis Of his star and baton. ln IN
! meantime rush of Eullaim's friend
was made for his rescue, a man nan
cd Henry G. Reese, with Il Der. II
gcr IN uace hand, being censplcuol
% in this CRIME. These friends con
mrncrd an ipdisCrimaie tirln@ up
t. the Innocent citizens, three OF who
:. were immediately badly wounde
u The colOrcd citizens returned II
) fire, and Holland was. shot throul
u the brain aud soon died. His pm
: cipal 60 riotcr. Iicury {. Reese. WI
s. also shot in several places dunl
y the mclco--oucc through the abd
=, men.