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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

Aieelng oflasstudc generally experienced through
out the summer sosticc Weakly constituted persons or
those Of sedcntery habits Invariably complain Of this
annoyance Tho scorchiug heat Of midsummer rclazcs
the system and reduces the vital cncrrcs Iftho patient
= ofa nervous temperament this dehny unfit him for
sven The ordinary routine ofeycry-dny fe when this
state Of exhaustion comes on IIOSTETTERs STOMACH
BITrERS will prove safe and ncvern,iin. means Of
fir'ngihenng and restoring the physical organization.
Ths healthgiyng tonic purac and nfascs renewed VI
taly into The blood, tones the stomach and digestive
orean' and nets like charm the nervous y.ien il
ehecenlly removes AL tendency to iansuor depres
son ofsprts To the weaker sex t IL invaluable as It
soothe and braces up while H. powerful effects are Of
shr most beneficial character The nhnatles Of age are
aovated by lts ltrviycs the strength. Increase.
~ appetite and gives ygo and elasticity to the const
ntiou.
When mothers are nursing, HOsTErTER's STOMACH
mTrERs should especially be taken in regular doses
in this country, most always the nour-hmcnt Do Co.
adequate to the wants Of tbc child IN such This
inestmable tonic wonderfully enicaeious Gsscngu
snlng virtues at apparent Il is free from oil
properties calculated to impair the system and IL op
natons at mild and soohng 2225
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

TnE MEMORY OF THE DEAD.-It is an ex-
quisite and beautiful thing in our nature, that
when the heart is touched and soitened by
some tranquil happiness ofaifectionate feeling,
the memory Of the dead comes over it most
powerfully aud irresistibly. 1t would almost
seem as though our better thoughts and SYM
pathies were charms, in virtue Of which the
soul is enabled to hold some vague and mys-
terious intercourse with the spirits of those
whom we dearly loved in life. Alas how
often and how long may those patient angels
hover above us, watching for the spell which
is so seldom uttered, and SO soon forgotten
Dickens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
Root up the Weeds.

Two boys John and Willie, were employed
by the Squire to keep his paths weeded.
John contentcd himself with taking off the
top of the weeds, so that soon his path was
cleared, and having swept away the leaves, he
went of to play.
Willie was much longer at worksfor he
stopped to take all weeds up by the roots, and
he was well tired when he went home.
But the rain came down in the night, and
when the boys master went to look at the two
paths, Johns wanted wedding as much as
ever, while Willie's was clear, and only need
ed few turns of the roller to make it per-
lectly neat. SO John was sent back to DO
bis work properly, and very tired he would
have been had not Willie good-naturedly
helped him to finish his task.
Only thorough work is worth doing.
Faults only half rooted will appear again and
again, and we shall almost despair OF curing
them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
DESPAIR NOT YOU ARE NOT YET INCU RABLE
REIl ,F Is AT HAND

| lsfEx 10 THE VOICE. EXPKRiENcEi One Word 70
II the Dying should arrest the attention and wake the
alarm Of Young Men In our community, where many
sinking under that sng array OF evi that arsc nom
tions and youthful indulgeneea. Listen, Young Men
eret is Too late, and suffering In eneryatd youth pre-
mature old age, arising from that secret halt which
dcrmnes thu bodily health and the mental pows Re
member md seek tine true physician, br. FREDERICK
MORRILL,, Of No IS Howard Street Boston DO not
qrocrastlnate, but 10 earyf-go when uneuing ymp-
toms tell you your condition, when you sensible Of
Weakness the Back and Limbs, Loss aud PgostratOn
fthe animal Functions and Muscular Power, Defange-
mems Of The Digestive Organs, Dyspeptc Ailments uen-
efal Debility and the common symptoms OF Lung Dis
easee well as the most terrible melta effects such
WeAkness Of Mind, Alienation and Loss OF Memory, Rest
lcxsnees in Sleep, Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
6pifts Habnal sadness aud d squioude Longing for
Change, Evil forcbodng, Avoidance OF Society and Love
Of Solitude and Retirement mi iity, Mental unensi-
ncss uerdnche aud indeed dekfee af insanity almost
terminating In absolute madness Co young man. when
nature tus bends beneath the abuse elPed upon her,
and let ise delcacy deter you FROM the wise course
90 70 DIR. Morrill, and he will give you restored health
when the body is Oyerthrown and the mind wrecked
and has oured nnumernhle OF Nocturnal En- s.
sion and other terrible inctions nom this fruitful cause
IN cnses too of Gonorrho,a syphilis Venereal Com
plaint and Others OF similar nature, have fears OF
ne fssrlt yon place Yourself under his Charge his =
the tocc oi Experience and he has cufrd more case
than any other living ply yscan,he has administered
TO every orm Of Private Disease, and his remedies
sure, saie, speedy and iniae. perfect Is guar.
antesd and radical cure is always effected
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
cure for all suppressons and Irregularities that
offered Tor sale In this ty. These Drops
kHowiedged TO be the lest the world for removing
ktrctons and producing regularity in all Female
Irregalarty, bupprcssons, &e., &c whether rgnat
miid. rAc and sure, and the most convincing proofs
their yi1tpes the benefit which have been realized ~
the acted in their use, The Drops can he obta nod at
my olde No a. Howard Street Boston, with directions
for use. All letters attended to, and medicines droc
tons, a., forwarded Immediately 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
Iudre rhem Not.

There are, in the city of New York, | know
not how many thousands, who have reached
the years of maturity, and some have even
grown old, who never saw patch Of open
sky larger than can be dscerned from a Brook
Iva ferry-boat, or from the wharves Of Castle
Garden. Who were never so far out Of the
dirt aud wretchedness OF Five Points and the
Old Bowery, as Harlem River and the Ely
sian Fields; who never saw nature enjoy even
that freedom she is allowed in CentraffSrk,
where the simplicity of her costume Is about
as diseernabe as the ordinary simplicity of a
dairy maids dress, when tricked out for q
Thanksgiving BALL They never saw the IN
side of church nor school-house never
heard sermon nor prayer; never pro-
nounoed nor heard the name of God, nor ol
Jesus, save in blasphemy; never were Tnker
kindly to by one above their own condition ;
never had a luxury nor a holiday in theiI
lives; children who never had plaything
nor new garment to their hand or back
never an orange nor an apple, piece of pie
nor penny that they did not beg or steal J
and never word Of sympathy or counsel that
reached above Il cir daily wants. How shall
those who live in comfortable houses; wear
clean clothes eat sweet victuals walk il
Gods green woods and open fields; rejoice
in pure air, bright flowers and ripe fruit
attend church, aud 60 to school have pennies
and plOythings at their pleasure; receive
kind words and discreet counsel be able Il
Judge, morally or religiously, those who never
know anything but this wretchedness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

A TRAVELLERS ExPEDrENT.-A gentleman
travelling to New York in one of the Sound
steamers, during the competition which has
crowded the boats with call sorts of people,"
was very nuch annoyed, on retiring to his
stateroom with his wife and children, 10 find
a group of "fellows of the baser sort" just
under his window, ndulging in coarse conver-
sation and vulgar jest. A waiter, sent out to
remonstrate was consigned to place some
degrees hotter than the boiler-deek.
After moments thought, the traveller filed
his mouth with water from the pitcher,
aud opened his window suddenly, expelled
the water into the darkness with the fearful
retch ofsea-sickness. The astonished rowdies,
imagining themselves treated to the contents
Of sea-sck passengers stomach, hastily
retroated, with curses on the qualmishness o.
their disturber, and using their pocket-hand-
kerchiefs vigorously, while the ingenious tray-
eler, with chuekle of satisfaction, retired to
an undisturbed nights repose.-Commerciai
Bulletin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
ACood Might kiss.

Always send your child to bed happy.
Whatever cares may trouble your mind, give
the dear child good night kiss as it goes to
its pillow. The memory of this, in the stormy
years which may be in store for the little one
will be like Bethlehem's star to the bewilder-
ed shepherds; and yelling mp in the heart
will rise the thought, "my father, my moth
er---loved me-" Lips parched with fever will
become dewy again at this thrill Of usefu
memories Kiss your little child before il
goes to sleep.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
snociaI Wa.hInelon Corresrondence.


The hot season is upon us with the wrath
Of roaring lion Every body stays indoors
who is not obliged to 20 out, and those who
are, 60 armed with the indispensable equip
ment of a sun umbrella and large palm fan.
People in Vermont have no idea Of the op-
prcssiye heat Of Southern city at this sea-
SON While the thermometer might not in
dicate a greater degree Of heat in the shade
than we occasionally get in Vermont, for a
DAY or so, still the amount Of suffering from
heat is by far greater, for the reason that
tuiil. tla ss..iis.- fs from p.s
100 degrees day after day in succession, the
payements and brick walls soon become so
thoroughly heated that one suffers nearly as
much from reelected heat as from the direct
rays of the sun. You open a window-blind
fronting a paved street, and the reflected heat
will strike YOU like the no; air from an oven.
If you walk a few squares at midday, you
will soon find your feet in a blistermg condi-
tion.
During the hot season both Houses of Con-
gress have been employed upon work well
adapted to the season. | refer to the Alas
ka bill in the House and the whiskey revenue
bill in the Senate.
r. :, ~. -
oy MS Sp1o,u VI suPtTGi' ~ 80 ,''S -
lul'p 4" to'o'u''oI ~ s"V -I ''I -. Hat ,a'
w ''1',Ts .'eH ne's - - - ,h"t H.
ka is not a land of misty, frozen lakes and
gloomy wales, as was supposed by many; but
a region of grea, and rare productions. Her
vast wilderness offers to supply our Western
coast with the best of lumber; her woods
are iuii VI ''io i'oI' eAO''s al. all IT,
- n;, -, ,I;'o,,.,,.;,,.
.'on % "4'n '"e ','" -
auu''"'e '""' ~ ~ e. 300 oao nrn5ria,;on
N'"ee IN ~, aS'I
u.'viol ."'s ra.o"'ssi ,a' -
,us s''D
y ''I uu''''i we VI -
''o'is u'' - :.'ai ~,
"'NoN"'' W ,t:..t ,,,' - 49,.
P'1' ,rie"'s' - ','l' may ''''''I %.
hau p'''e' po uei'y'u' ''' '"' P'''''' -
i0.S, S r, l;.t.
me p'n ~ ISiuoi's 'ne n '"A uPou w. 80.
rom g "V cN PI' 5Ii'O"' PI','.u
a'e as II O'lie nm ''c W. H. 'l.I
o"' s,'ons oPPoS'1'on mn "'""y -;
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anu i-utnu''u9' "o'o ~. 10
uyh'S ol 'ne p.li' p1l'ieu''t'y 'io 'a,'Ii' y
wnon twas saiu y many eu's ~ ,i''' L ~ w
pes' argument 5nu' Was M ,upue upon 'no NJ noo' -
~ No',u n"'J aoIo - s"' sarg 'e !, M XXI w.
'''no"' Soou ~ le ~ uL;-,.o,
p uuo'i1n upon ''o "'iouu' VI Do''1u "''''a ~
a'reauy III 'no po'''iiieu' I ios519 go 900 oon m
revenue WIN DC uecreasSu upIu' eIo,oVo,oOo 49, ,,
Al iour @ oloeN on leuLsoay' ."eI1 ooou'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

Our reasons and trust Justification for calling
the public attention 10 Motnrn BAiLEY's euiEriSo
srnuP, are furnished by the frequency aud fatality OF
tho diseases ofihfancy and childhood. So alarming and
the deeeases that one child in three dies he
fore the anh year These hcts afford conclusive argu-
ment for enforcing mothers the importance using
remedy which contains no Morphine or Poisonous Drug
and fails when timely used to effect 1t
greatly assists the child through the months Of tcetng
slays all pain reduces Inflammation eorrects acdty Of
tae stomach, and fails 10 regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy, pro
natural sleep for the child thereby aordug rest
70 the mother For summer complaints Dysentery and
Disrrhon II has equal For Wind Collie Convusions
dripping, 4c., it fails 10 give immediate relief
MoruER BAIELY's QuIEriST srRuf, for children, Is an
oigna1 medicine, well established. therefore nc
other and you are safe For sale by all Druggists and
Dczrlers In Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent fbr the United States lisly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
neautifal Thoughts.

The same God who moulded the sun ant
kndled the stars, watches the flight Of tbs
insect He who balances the clouds, an'
hung the earth upon nothing, notices the tal
of the sparrow. He who gave Saturn hi
rings and placed the moon ike a ball Of ~
var'in the brond arch Of heaven, gives -.
rose-leaf It's delicate tint, and made the dis'
tant sun to nourish the violet And the sa3n,
Being notices the praises Of the cherubim anC
the prayers Of the little children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
Computing Interest.

Here is a new method of computing inter-
est on any number of dollars at six per cent.
which appears simple; Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number Of days Of
interest desired, separate the right hand figure,
and divide by six, the result is the true inter
est Of such sum for such number Of days at
six per cent. This rule is SO simple and 50
true, according TO all business usuges, 'hs,
every banker, broker, merchant or clerk should
post it up for reference. There being no such
thing as fraction in it, there is scarcely any
liability to error or mistake. ny no other
arithmetical process can the desired mforma'
ton bs obtained by so few figures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

- The New York TriJuHe remarks that
" Governor Seymour isa cool, willy, ingenious
master of the art Of squirting oratoric vitriol
upon those who do not wear his uniform.
In regard to the rumor that large discre-
tionary powers are given to Andrew johnson
in the Alabama claim business, . Western pa
per says He needs to have discretionary
powers given him by somebody. lie never
had any Of lis own"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

WHERE IS YouR BoY?-We saw him last
late in the evening, in the company Of very
bad boys, and they each had cigar and now
and then, some of them used very profane
language. As we looked at your son, we Won
dered If you knew where he was, and with
whom he associates. Dear friend, do not be
so closely confined to your shop, Office, or
ledger, as to neglect that boy. He will bring
sorrow into your household if you do not bring
proper parental restraint to bear upon him,
and that very soon. Sabbath and public school
teachers can help you, but you must do The
most,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
Special alotioes.
IMp0RTANr rn KNnm

One OF Dr.. RADwAY's Pills dnaac from yegeiahlo T.,
tracts prepared in vaeu0 taken hour before din
ncr, VIII nsore good appetite promote digestion anl
make healthy flesh. Taken In doses Of from 10 g. ovefv
night VIII cure Indigestion, Costivpnoss Liver Com.
plants Jaundce and all diseases Of the stomach Liver
Bowels Kidneys, etc.
These PILL free from drastic gripping and uauscn
ing drngsl They purify the blood cleanse the intos
tines and purge from the system all corrupt and normo
nious humpr. Ladies' IN ~ health should use them
Agod persons subject to Costgencss plrayfs OF the
noWelS should take two or three every night for few
become as healthy and vigorous NJ In tie prime of Etc.
An od gentleman In the city uf New York had suffered
i ootNeness for 2D years, used injections during that
utne One dose Of Raiwny's PILLS gave him natural
evacuhton six boxes cured him lie now feels more
nhe and enjoys better health than he did 10 years ago
r. r. Sold by DrugEist.. 2l8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
DR.. II. ANDERs' IODINE WATER.

pure solution OF Iodine dissolved in water uAogf
ss-t e~".sins ~ ruiis ~ isg 80 ess1 naia -inee 81
uatcfs Iodine admitted by all med eat men 20 he
tuft known rvmcdy tor Scrufula Ulcers, taucers,
bythiis salt Hheuin Ac., and thousands can testify Ia
the uondeIful virtues Of this pre- paton n such
Circular free. j. p. DfNsMORE, Proprietor,
Nc. 20 Dey ST.. New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

projected solution Of the Protoxdc Of Iron suppuei
tho hlaod with rs Lils Elrmnt, lnoN, giving uogf4
t81of e1d ne t0 the whole system. For DVpspri1
Ysbify fs5aas Hsalfsfiss Sr it lea specific. l pag
Pamphlet containing valuable treat -o iron az
Meiicne.m with ccrtldc1tes and recommendation. &c
will be sent irce.
J p. ufNSNORE Proprietor.
ku U llsr Now larh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22
wIsrAR.s nALsAM OF WILD cnEnRY

has hcen used for nearly half century for Cough.,
Colds Consumption and cvory affection Of the Throat,
Iafngt and Chest. II cough hy loosening and
ceAnsng the lauss and aayihg Irritation thus rcnoy-
Ing the cause instead Of drying up the cough and leaving
the behind.
SETH W FOwLE 4 son. Proprietor,
M I- IHsntn Ioa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

Cicero gave expression to a beautiful
thought when he said :" 60 from life as
from an inn, not as from hone."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

The following Rrmsiri all old and well estahlisl
Cd and thousands have bcen benoAttod ty their use
Thcr arc far sala hH ara.-.L.i. -nnn-nIIr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

BOSTON. MASS.

The very important aud extensive mpr0s cuents whoh
have recently been made iu this popular Hotel. the
Target in New kngland, enable the pfQpfetou 90 uh
70 Tourist Families aud the Tmvclns Public lceoino-
dations and conVcn eucc superior o. any other ol n
tho city During the past summer additions have tceu
Inado Of numerous sutcs OF apartment with lnthinF
rooms, water cluscis etc. attached 90 Tui mag
nidcent passenger elevators, the best clnsueti
conFeys guests tl the upper story OF to house lu one
uiinuteg The entities have been newly and richly cafpei
ed, and the entire house thoroughly replcnshed nuu
furnished making it n ali Dee appointments, equal to
any hotel in the country.
Telegraph Omcc, Billiard Halls AND Cnf The FIRST
noqr. LEWIS RICE nON,
May !, ls6s--ll % d3taw Pruputtprs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-22

Convention re-assembled at o'clock.
After music by the Montpelier Cornet Band
which also furnished music in the morning
the committee on resolutions, through Mr.
Redfeld, reported the following resolutions
which were adopted;
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his nomination by the national dem:
ocratic convention.
Col. Gl.sget offered the following
resolutions !. = I
WrsRsAs, The sxistiag conflict
between the executive and !cgisla-
tive branches Of the federal govern
msns, incumbeats of both havsng
been elected by tho republican par.
ty, il national dishohor, for which
the democratic party is in no way
responsible; but nevertheless We, as
democrats and lovers Of the union
and constitution, arc not indifferent
to the vital issues involved in the
controversy, and in state convsn-
ton assembled do enter our solemn
protest and warning against tho par
tisan unconstitutional acts Of con-
gross, and do hereby proclaim our
determination to resist, by all
means II our pewer, every unconsti-
tutional attempt. upon the part of
congress, to overthrow or impair. the
powers vested in tho national OK ecu
tive and supreme court Of the Unit
cd States by the federal eonstitu-
ton. .aE t .fs1e ~
Tho resolution was unanimously
adopted. to!, r. ,,.5r. sl.a
M Teet offarod thn folloviur
which was unanimously adopted
RssoLvlD, That the soldiers Of
Iowa, in the recent great rebellion,
exhibited = spirit Of patriotism,
courage and endurance. under great
privations, and sufferings. that have
won for them the admira ton of the
nation, and entitle them to the
kind recollection, Of their country
mon and tho aid Of > grateful gov
crnmont. als fg74.
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flannels; shawls IA wooden; silk and me
rino nubias or clouds; WOODEN hoods; Blan-
kcts; linen and muslin sheets; velvet, and
morocco portmonaies; shopping bags wal
let's; meershaum pipes; four. and six blade
pocket knives, with pearl, tortcissand ivory
handles; French clocks; gilt and bronze
music boxes; revolvers; fowling pieces;
fancy combs; hair nets; work boxes; silver
sard cases; albums; family and pocket BIZ
les: opera glasses &c.
b We have alse fcceired . splendid assort
mcnt of
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RadIcal Dlsregara Of Law

- ~s~OvS
It is provoking. - we'll Is some
what amusing to witness the radical
professions Of reverence for Law, snd
their affected horror at Mr.. John
sons alleged violation Of . clause in
the Civil Tenure Act, when for
years they openly endorsed the most
fragrant infractions Of the Constitu-
ton, and violated every law that
stood in their way. IF the Law is
in the way. 80 much the worse for
the law" said Forney. and the SEN
timcnt Was caught mp BY the little
creatures and echoed throughout
the land, and made IN sxiom Of cor
duet for every radical that happen.
cd '.to be clothed in little brief
authority" The Supreme Court Of
the United States has done little
else since the close Of tho vsr. than
to review their acts and declare them
unconstit utional, and has searcsly
made . beginning. And yet they
are horri6ed ct che attempt Of tho
President to vindicate his eonstitu-
tiosal prerogative. Gentle Thsd.
Stevens, Who declared the recon-
struction acts ''outside the Consti-
tssien." j. .. in derogstion, thereof,
nev doomsAhs President to ippeach-
msnt and, dspositioB. With al tho
GOODNESS efa, lifa. losg defender Of
the Constitution. /" The pretended
violation Of the civil Tenure act IL
the boldsst subterfugs Of tho most
lswless and Infamous Legislature,
that evnr disgraocd and oppressed
any nation in the world, and will be,
50 regarded BY posterity. -6t. Paul
Pioneer.
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FRIDAY, MARCH, 8, 1868.


Tho Democratic State Convention
which vast held ct Dcs Moincs on
tho 26th ult. is said TO have boon
the largest political convention over
held in this State.
Tho q following gentlemen were
chosen delegates to tho National
Dcmocratio Convention, which as
senbles in the city Of Now York on
The .4th Of July next t@& so @fI
,.sr Ar LARGE. .ef IA
Gen. A. G. Dodge, Of Burlington.
Hou.'J. H. 0'Niel, Of Dubuque.
Hon. G.. Fl. Parker, Of Davcn-
port. ym = ',s-p.
H6fS. p. a. Einch. of Pak. ~