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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03
LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH,
LITE HEALTH = STRENGTH.
LIFE HEALTH - STRENGTH.

Hundreds and thousands Annually ue pfematufeD
when, Il they would give the Great French Remedy,
DIR JUAN DELLA uARRES
CELEBRdTED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared BY aARANctERE q DUto No. 2l4, lure
Lombard Paris from the prescription Of Dr. Juan De
amaue Chief Ply stefan the Hospital du Nord gu
LAriboisiere fair trial they would find immtd iate re.
ef and IN short time, be fully restored to Heath ana
Strength Il Is used In the practice Of many eminent
French physicians with uniform success, aud highly
recomm ended a. the only positive aud specific henedg
for all persons suffering from General sexual Debility
all arrangements Of the Nervous Forces. Melancholy,
Speryaaiorfh0a seminal tuissOHs, all Weaknesses
afs ng from seauG Exeesses Youthful lndiscfeons
Loss Of Muscular Energy, hysical Prosraons' Nerv,
business, eak Spine Lowness Of spirits, Dimness Of
Vision, Mysteries Pains in the Back and Limbs lmpo-
tenoy, NC.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the inn
mediate and almost miraculous change 1t produces In
the debsted and shattered system. In fact It stands
unrvalled as an unfaing cure Of the maGdies above
mentioned.
Suffer no more, but use The Great trench Remedy
Il " II effect cue where all others fail and although
powerful remedy, contains nothing huia 70 the most
delicate constitution.
Pamphlets containing full particulars and directions
for using in English, French spanish and German, &C
company each box and also sent free to any address
whom requested
Price One Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars
Sod by All Druggists throughout the worlds or will be
sent by mail. securely sealed from 81 observation by
il, losing specified price, 20 any authorized agent
PROPRIETOR General Agents for America, OSOAh
MOSES X CO.. n Coftandt ST., New York
II u eop~sd ~ N X. BROWN
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Bosfoa Corners, " J., December q, 1851.
WM. II. GREo0 q Co. Gontsi l freely give you
liberty TO make of the following certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which / can recommend
In the highest manner. My wife was attacked with
pain In the shoulders whole length oftho back and in
her limbs, with paiation Of he hart and irritation
ernie bladder. 1 called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he eft her worse than he
had found her then employed one Of the best ply
hcians could find who attended her for about nine
months and while she under HE care she did .ot
suffer quite as much pain lie finally gave her up and
said her case tcas iHcurabe. For" said he she has
sueh combination II complaints that medicine urea
FOR one operates against ocr Qcher dlgcuiiicsn
About this time she commenced the use OF Constitu-
ton Water and 10 Observation-Disclosures almost the
first dose seemed to have the desired effect. and she
kept on improving rapidly under it's treatment, aud
now superintends entirely her domestic aIairs she
has not taken any of the Constitution Water for about
four weeka and We are happy to say that it has pro
ducod permanent cure.
WIN. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN.
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31Ottrp.
THE MILESTONE.

Along the road two Irish lads
One summer day were walking,
And all the while with laugh and shout
In lively strain were talking
About the fair-about the girls,
And who were best at dancing;
While at each pretty face they met
Their eyes we're brightly glancing.
And as they strobe for many a mile
And grew in time quite risky,
As now and then from lip to lips
They passed the darling whiskey,
AT length, before them in the hedge,
The roadside view commanding,
They saw, in white sides lettered Ger,
A milestone lonely standing.
They read, and quickly dofled their hats
With sorrow in their faces
Then turned with reverential awe
And stepped back several PAGES.
"Speak low. we re near the dead, said on,
ellis grave we'll not be troublin'i
An old man. sure 100 and
His name is MFRS from DunLN.n
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Mas. MARGiLL c, LEyASwAr.

~ DYsMENonRHu.A, on PAINFUL MENsrnuArioNi
AND MESoRruIAotA, OK PRoFusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual lud- In one case being too little, and
oompsuied by pain, and tho other too profnsu
secretion, which will Be speedily cured by the Coust
tuition Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WON h, which Is the result OF o relaxation OF the
ligumcnts Of that organ, and Is known By sense Of
heaynoss and dragging pains In the back aud sides,
and At tmes accompanied By sharp lancinsting, or
shooting palms. through the parts, Will ia all b.
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 iguo
rance and IN nine out OF ten the doctor docs
not really know whether the symptoms are The dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
onumcrato them here speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet, rapituiion Of The Heart Impaired Mem
DRY, Wakefuncss, Flashes Of Heat, Languor, LASH
tudei and pimuess VI Vision.
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READl READu READ,i

Danrfiic, Pa, juno, iss2
On. WILLIAM IT. GRECO. Dear Sir: In February,
1861, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for 1--WE
months l passed more than two gallons Of water In
twenty -four hours. was obliged to get up as oncn
as ten or twelve times during The night and la Eve
mouths lost about my pounds in weight. During
the month OF July, 1851, procured two bottles OF
Constitution Water, aud In two days sitter using II
experienced rclief and after taking two bottles
entirely cured, soon after rsgalning my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, j. V. l.. DE WITT.
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frr,aic and drcnch the Kidneys, and by constant uso
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration nnd confirmed DIS
ease.
We present the Constitution water TO Che public
with the conviction that % has no equal iu relieving
the class Of diseases for which it has boen found $50
omiuouty successful for curing, and we trust that wo
shall BE- rewarded for our efforts n placing 30 Valua
bic a remedy a form to mect the requirements or
patient aud physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03

FRASooNIA, N. H., Nov. 10, 1866
The Great American Tea Co.
GENTLEMEN: My last order for tea Of 50 pounds
70 hand in Que time all right, and has given entire salts
IA on and II you continue 70 send good you
have sent you sure u permanent trade in this
place The Imperial was INC best Of anything We have
had In this place Several of the Club have told me that
It WAS better than the tea they htd paid - pound for
SEND you another order for $500 Please forward
before by express to Franeona, ~ H., Grafton County
thank you for he complimentary package.
Address PRIEST YOUNG, Ffanoopia N. H.
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PRICE LIST.

YOUNG HYsoN jGreen). SOC, 9oc.. sllo, best 81 IS
per pound
GREEN TEAS, Soc. oOc., 81. sllo. best 81 % per
pound
MIXED zoe SOC, 90c., best 81 per pound.
JAtAN, 81, SllU, beet 81 70 per pound.
OOLONG Back), 70o., soc SOC best 81 per pound.
IMPERIAL (Green), best 81 70 per round.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST tblack), SOC, 9Oc 81, Sl.l0
best u % per pound
GUNPowDEk (Giesn), SI2j bes! Sl50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03

BRYARS PULMOMC WAFERS
4 The original Medicine established in 1881 and
first article Of the Kind introduced under The name
Of PULMONto WAFRHs, IN this or any other country
all other Pumonic afets are cOuntoflets. The gonu.
inc cau be known by the name BRYAN being stamped
@ each W aier.
These Waers have been before the public for nearly
iAVfy yeajs aud the immense sale attained not only 10
America out In foreign countries, fully attest their in
irinso worth Tue medicinal properties are superior 70
any Other article offered for the Of Pulmonary or
Bronchial Alocioia and tie quantity contained Ia each
boS is nearly double that Of the many worthless imita
tons advertised.
BRYAN's PuLMoNfc WAPgRs
cure Coughs Colds, sore Throat Hoasentss, Asthma,
Ca arh, Bronchitis, Diticut Breathing, Sitting Of
Blood, Pains in the Chest lnciplent Consumption aud
all diseases Of the lungs Not only ai0ding temporary
relief but ehocting rapid aud lasting aud war
fanted give satisfaction ia every instance lhey do
not nauseate like alcoholic compounds, the medic
in al properties combined in form 90 agreeable snd
pleasant 20 the taste that any child will readily take
them. One dose viii always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
70 Vlcahsts and Public Speqkois these Waters are
peculiarly valuable they will in one day remove the
occasional hoasenes and their regular use
oi feN days will at all times increase the power and
hcxbity Of the voice, greatly imI lyiuR its tone com
pass aud ceArness for which purpofe they REGULAR
~ used by many professional vocalists
The yCiy great celebrity Of this invaluable remedy has
induced unpdnciped persons TO prepare base limitations
which disappOnt the Just Expeditions 81 the purchaser
and iniuTe the character Of the genuine medicine
see that the word, "BRYAN,' Is stamped on each
Wafer and also observe the fac sme Of the signature
count rfei which is forgery. o. Offending parties will
be dealt with 70 the full extent Of the law
BRYAS's PrLAosIc WAFRRo ave for sale by al Drug
gists.
sold in Montpelier, by N. X Brown and BiNby Co.
ll;dVveuply
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WATERBURY, CoSs.. Nov. 10, 1866.

The Great A.. eJican Tea Co.
GENTLEMEN My order of last month OF $40 90
came in good order, and, usual gave satisfaction
Enclosed send you order not quite large, but
pretty good for shop, Ths merchants groei good
deal, but as long we get such tea OF you We
have had you will get our money Accept my thanks
for the complimentary package Please send as before
by express, q, o. D., and obige yours,
THEODORE ROLLINS.
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LOWELL, MASS. Nov. 20, 1866.
Great american Tea Company
GHHis l herewith send second order Of Merrimac
Club for tea aud coffee. Ia regard first order would
say proupnsss In answering it and quality goods
sent gave enue saufaoion will by an ineIeAe
Of va IN this order q. o. ID.
X specially yours, E. ID GORDON,
No. 1853 Cobun St L.well, Mass
Great American Tea Company, Nos. 81 and 33 vesey
ST New York.
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The Great american Tea 90.
sIRs - herewith send you another club. We arr
all well suited with that which received before an,
much Obliged for the complimentary package We fu,
that II j. so per cent cheaper than get il here
and at least 50 per cent better Please send me two
three blanks for clubs, and circulars 20 with them
know Of some in adjoining towns who would like Il
got up clubs. YoaIs uuly,
nav
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DIABETES.


iRntrAuoS on THE SICK or ruE nLAnnhH' N-
rLAsnAuoS or riiE nnNEYs, cArAnhn
or riu BLADDER.
srnANauuY AND nuaSSG, on PAINFUL uEiSA
TING.
For these diseases il b. truly a sovereign remedy
and TOO much cannot te said u lts praise. a suslc
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent syml
toms.
Arr you troubled with that distressing pain ia the
small of the back aud through the hips teaspoon
full a day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
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INITIAL STAMPING.


SYMPTOM. CAUSES AND REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS Of pyspepsiaA Of funess, ghness, and
offensive bechug ~ wind water brah and vomiting and
great deal OF what calls all gone feeling
Of the stomach frequently there also palpaon u the
which physicians mistake sease, Wht
The rough hbruus portions Of the similar what
In what throws out the juice the
stomach thick coat Of slime it, prevents the gastric
juice lro howng and digestion Schencks
its natural condition.
scheneks Mandrake Pills required carry on this
morbid matter Two-thr1s Of the
caused from this diseased stomach the liver
whole system Is deraDged. The Of
cha tubes sympazes with the other before the
patient aware Of IT, he or she has Bronchial Pulmonary
Consumption.
Pnlmono Syrup act freely through the
when the is in this locked condition, without the aid
uf the Sea eed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills The has
the blood 70 strain and when morbid cnnd
ton, blood and bile through the mixed, the
through The veins Ia majority Of hemorhages
from this thick condition u the blood The Mandrake Pills
act on the Liver similar to oalome they do what that does
1t unOc the the
to circulate naturally through the veins aud the hemoTage
cease IT, when persons attacked with hemOrThage they
would hs take guqd puEae, something that would
the liver they wond soon Dc relieved from bleeding from the
lungs and Is the only for asngens only Temporal
~ and rtate the bronchial tubes lay the groundwork
for consumption.
DR.. sohENeK yin be professionally AZ his rooms every
week 81 Bond street. New York and 30 Hanover Street. Bos
ton, from A. NJ untl NJ He gives advice free but for
thorough examination with the ReHprometor rye Is So
His medic for sale by all druggists and dealers Also
a full supply at all times AZ bis rooms
Price of the Pumone syrup and seaweed Tonic each o
per bot lie, $40 the laf Dozen Mandrake Pulls per
GEO O. GOODWIN a Co, 81 Hanover street. Agents for
Boston For sale by ell druggists sl eo4Wly % %
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RY ANN HAY EN-
Morse's Maple Sugar Bush |

The largest maple sugar mahufleiury IN the
United States.
Everything oonnt cted with the establishment is on
the improved plan $3.50 o. the tubs are lin 10
square feet " eyoprstng suffice Can reduce 100
barrels Of sap to sugar IN twenty four-hours
The eyapo. aung Pans arranged plan Of their
own invention, wa CD ensures superior quantity OF
Syrup and Sugar The Sugar Is neatly put up in 80 ID
sCRIBNkR, stove and lin Ware Dealer, lain Street,
Montpelier, VI who viii ill all orders promptly.
SYLVANUS MORSE.
Mont slisT VI. 6S56.
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AN ACf RELATING 10 THE REDEMEPTlON OF
BANK MOTIFS

BANK NOTES
ia heysby enacted ~ NE Geie5ai Assemby Of ne
State II TttHl0Ht
sRc Aftcr the expiration of the charter Of any bank
chartered by this State after Tie termination ot he
existence Of any such bank aetab the laws Of this
State such bank may cause notice 10 be published IN All
he weekly newspapers Of Nc county where such bank Is
located for u year setting forth that said bank
will redeem lis outstanding bills the day OF the expfa
Of iu charter the date q the termination Of It's
existence and copy OF This act. And upon due publ
cation OF such notice, neither such bank nor its officers
shall be liable 10 any action Tor the non redemption OF
any Of its outstanding bills unless the same shall have
been duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid, at the banking house OF said
bank.
sRo 2 After the expiration Of the charter, after
the termination Of the existence Of any such bank as
Aforesaid such bank shall 20 be subject to the
operation or liable TO The DIVISIONS Of The sixty third
section Of chapter eghynne Of the Genesl Statutes
Sac This act shall take effect ffom its passage.
Al proved, November 10 1866.
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the act above ieot
3D. the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier VI gives notice
that its charter terminated September 10Th 1860, that
ts outstanding bills will be red emed until January lst
1865 its place Of business in the Of the First
National Bank Of Montpelier. ,,,
Montpelier, Deeen Der 90 1866.
In pursuance q the provisions Of the above rec
ed the Northfeld Bank gives notice, that its charter
terminated July 18Th IS 6, thatits outstanding bills will
be redeemed until January LIST 1868 at its former place
Of business, in Northheld Vt -
Mortified, December 20, 1866
In accordance with the provisions Of the above Of
the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont, the Bank Of
waterbury At Waterbury, Vt. hereby gives notice that
It's charter terminated September lat 1865 thst the
standing bills of said bank will be redeemed at the Wa
erbury National Bank in waterbury, and also at the
National Bank # Redemption, Boston, until the LIST
''' ''''''' JK. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Dated at Waterbury, Dec Goth 1860. ally.
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TIE GREAT EST
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE!
WILLS PATEAT SEED SONER ,


Waterhuusc, Pearl 3 Co, BANKERS Brokers,
10 New Street, New York, March Z, 1857.
Dear SIR - used Wells Grass n ed Sowtr IN sew
eral my Plantation IN Georgia consider II
the best ia for sowing Grass, Clover Iunip, or
Miilet seed ith given quantity Of seed the planter
can SOW fifth more land than by hand, thus saving
seed enough in few days TO pay for machine, and
having the seed sown evenly and regularly the
face and Sc ufing good stand the first The
IN achne pie that any useit As farm.
would not be without fer sou year, and this is
the universal opinion Of my nsighbors. The price is low
and farmer who Grass Glover 1ufuip, Millet
seed should be without one. Truly yours,
1852 WAREHOUSE.
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EVI ENCEAFTER AYEAR,s
TRIAL.

FoURTH Aupirok's OFPios. Dec. /, 1866.
Great A'nerieaa Tea Co, Ms 81 SO Yesey 81, ~ Y
Enclose herewith sead iou our regular list for Dec
ember II twelve months since we begAn the use
OF your Teas and Cches, aud pleased In being 81 Die
TO say hat satisfaction derived from the use Of sad
articles BY he members Of this Club, instead Of bel
confined 10 individual instances is universal and hink
may safely say IL without exception. Thanking you
ior the maiy fayofs received at your hands, / am,
airs very respectful y loar ebedieut servant.
l.. CASS CARPENTER
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CONSTITUTION WAITER
DTUItIcTICs

has proved itself equal to the task that has dc,oiy'
upon II.
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Wcihcrgicli Conn, March 2, 1863.
DIR. W, H. GHrcG. Dear Sir; Having seen your ad
Vertiscment Of Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation Of the Kidneys aud Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years
and tried the SKIN OF number Of physicians with
only temporary relief, 60 WAS induced 10 try your
medicine. procured one bottle Of your agents at
Hartford, - Mcssrs. Ice, sisson & Cos 90 and when
had used half Of it, 10 my surprise found n great
change in my health ] have used two bottles of it.
and am where never expected TO be 10 my life -
well, and IN good spirits. cannot express my ernti
tude for IT; feel that It. 10 ali aud more than YOU
recommend it TO be. May The blessing OF God ever
attend You in your labors OF love.
Yours, truly,
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WIN. NJ. VAN BENscHorEN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-12
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrest Of Fenians-French Evacuation
MeNIcO-TerribEe Earthauake.


of neNieO-TerribIe Earthquake.
DUBLIN, March 10.-The existence of a
Fenian council, which has been secretly in
session in this city, has been discovered and
its members have been arrested by the po-
lice
General Burke, of the Fenian leaders in
the South, has been captured at Tipperary.
The band Of Fenians which was preyi-
ously reported to have taken possession of
the barracks at Kittell, have been dis
persed by the troops. The insurgents
made an attack ON the barracks at Mount
Mallikatt, at the foot of Slievebl9om noun
tain, and were repulsed Two of the at
lacking party were shot. The rebels are
said TO have assembled TO the number Of
1000 in heneighborhood of Aberlaise, Abby
Laix, in Queens county. Troops have
been sent out to dispense them.
PARIS, March lO.-The Moniteur states
that by this,time all the French troops must
have left Mexico, and that the departure of
the Emperor Macmillan from Vera Cruz
was TO have taken place on the Sth of
March. H.#.
ATHENS, March l0.--A terrible earth
quake has taken place in the island of
Mytelene. All the .habitations are in
ruins, and hundreds Of lives have been
lost
LONDON, March l0.-Dispatches from
Constantinople states that the Sultan has
made concessions which are satisfactory to
the people. 4 @ sah rs
A Cretan deputation has reached Con-
stantinople. l.'I4u r.-
MADRID, March 10.-A Royal procla-
nation announces the termination of mar
tial law in Spain.
FLORENCE, March l0-An attempt was
made to assassinate the King OF Italy near
Milan, but the attempt was failure.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nv the Gable.

LONDON, March I1.-Princess Alexan-
dria is reported very i'll. a...t
Artemus Ward has directed in his will
that his property after the death of his
mother, shall go toward the erection of an
asylum for printers.
Ali the accounts from the scene Of dis
turbance in Ireland represent that matters
have become quiet, and that order reigns
once more There have been no fresh con-.
flicts between the armed police and Fenian
bands who are fleeing to the mountains and
hiding from pursuit. #f #e
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Motives of the French Expedition to
Mexico.

NEW York, March l0.-The Minister,
under date OF Paris, February 10, writes to
the Secretary of State that an expression of
much good feeling towards the United
States exists, and the announcement of the
sbsndonFsfnt Of the Mexico enterprise
continued The condition Of the Empire,
as presented by the government to the
Senate, Is true index Of the general feel
ing whieh exists there ON both subjects
The following is a translation OF that
part Of the exposition in reference to Mex
leo: We need not recur at this time to the
necessity which caused MS to undertake the
expedition to Mexico. We sought redress
for grievances of every description, for de-
NAL Of justice from which cur people had
suffered for many years, and animated by
that generous sentiment, which will always
induce France to render intervention useful
wherever she shall be led 20 carry her arms.
We did not refuse 10 unite in an attempt al
regeneration By which ell interests would
have prohted. esua "
But in lending cooperation 10 THIS work
Of the government the Emperor had as
signed beforehand the limbs 20 is sscri-
fees, and had fixed the end of the present
year as the extreme term. Our military
occupation or evacuation was to sHse been
made in three desachments, the hrst leay-
ing in the month Of November, ls66, the
second in March and The third in Deem
Der, 1867.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLA.
TURE

This body which has held more extra.
ordinary sessions, contained more errauc
and extreme men. and done more extraya
CANT and mischievous Legislation than
any that ever sat on this continent, or
planet, dispersed finally on yesterday
In common with the Conservative people
Of the State, we are too much gratitied to
feel in the humor Of saying anything
harsh about IL The resolution which
led to the adjournment would have been
properly captioned 4" A resolution for the
relief Of the people Of the State, and we
can only congratulate the people that the
relief, though ardy, has come at last