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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

FRipAY. oct. 30.
SENATE.


BIS iairoduuda and Reffrrcd-By Mr.. Brown
tu Incorporate the W. Suath Co.; 90 committee
on Manufactures.
By Mr.. Nash, to amend See ! Chap Sc Con
Stat, relating to the doscentoi property tpc1m-
mittee on printing.
A message from the Governor was received,
announcing that he had approved bills, originate
ing in the senate, of the following numbers viz
o, -. Il, 5, 80.
Possed-S 81, to incorporate the State Fire
Insurance Co.
JOINT Resolutions From the House, providing
Tor joint committee ON retrenchmentand RETURN
adopted
Rcports.--From general committee, II. 20, to
annex portion of the town OF Colchester tn the
town of Milton passed.
From committee ON education, s. 80, in addi-
ti1n e. am act concerning tine education of chill
dren between and II years of age, recommend
ing amendments. On motion OF Mr.. Dewey,
ordered to be printed, and to be made the special
order for half past clock, ON Thursday next
From Judiciary committee, II. g, in amendment
o. ai act Of levy Of executions, with proposals Of
amendment On motion of Mr.. Heath ordered
e. lie, and made the special order for Thursday
afternoon next, at half past o'clock.
From committee ON highways aud bridges. $
IS, granting ferry To Algenon s. Phelps aud
Jahez liazen.
ReGrrd.-H. II, TO Incorporate the Queer
City Fire Insurance Co.; 70 general committee.
H. 49, tNulhcrn Riyer). repeating act oi hs
session; To judiciary committee
s. l3. % enable certain towns tD aid IN The CON
struction oi the West River Rairlad, having
passed the Senate, was returned from the HouS
Nv Gleo,, royo tbt when The Scoate od;,p,
=, be mil a.,iocl S,tnro,. aiternonr, 9Ja,,
Mr. Simps,n moved that the senate do now
adjourn
Mr. Dyer called Tor the yeas ana may s--yeas 3
nays o. 81,
nEAs INeSsfs' Deweyi fafh d' "y2ueil
G;Iesn, i'aI'V''' ''u''''''''' 'N "'"''H'' -''S"
N,ys.-NIessrs. Brown. Over. Enins Heath
Hutchinson of Franklin. Ieonard-6. Adjourn
ed.
R,noris.-From committee on ,,nnd list II
favor Of H. 1903, t, egilize the grand lists of thu
town OF Gilmore, Tor the years ls67 and lo6o
'ii Tu leao,s } ,tnn ,roods IN nyo NJ :
- as,aII;.h 10 ;sor,,ar,tin,, ~ tho ,r,l',,,r
trnec Roiin@d Connony pSssed W Wv '''''''
From General committee in favor Of II ll5. il
favor Of changing the name OF Edwin o. Towns
bend third reading ordered.
Mr.. Abel OF W est Haven, said he thought w
had done business enough with the attendance
there was in the House and as there was evident
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

CAMPAIGN SoNo-The popular song when
publish to-day, has been set to music ana p-s
lshed by Story, and may be procuredat " ,l'''
One edition, published by Oliver Ditsop' "s I'm
ready been exhausted. The present suppp Sn
doubtless be absorbed before next Weaiie7~'
morning. ~
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SrEPMorHERs.-This much traduced class
find warm friend and defender in Henry
Ward Beecher He was early left to the
care Of a stepmother, and his kindly expert
ence induces him to endeayor TO take off the
popular stigma, from acting mothers, in his
last sermon in the TrapeHer
Now let child grow up-I will not say under
a stepmother, because my own observation and
experience taught me that stepmothers are on
the whole, ms faithful as real mothers. Nv
knowledge and experience and observation Of the
love and painstaking of stepmothers lead me to
desire 10 rub out the aspers0ns Of literature, and
give them far higher place than they are accus-
tuned 10 have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

SENATOR Edmunds addressed large Re-
publican meeting at Rutland, Tuesday eve.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

HOUSE
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Erwin of Louisina.
On motion Of Mr.. Grout of Barton, adjourned
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

The Assistant Secretary in the chair.
No quorum being present, on motion Of Mr..
Dewey, adjourned.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Newell, of Wardsboro the
House adjourned until 4 O'Clock on Tuesday ai-
ternOOn next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

--lhe Episcopal convention refused 10 take
any action on the subject of ritualism, and
leaves the whole matter in the hands of the
bishops
-- Many hundred bushels Of apples were
frozen on the trees in Maine by the cold snap
causing great loss to fruit growers.
- Eight manufactures in Westboro are
building two thousand sleighs, the aggregate
value being $4,000, this season,
- Eight boys we're poisoned Saturday at
Concord, n. H., from eating Indian turnps
Tor artichokes, and two have since died.
General Sheridan relates that he saw two
weeks since, a herd of bufaloes on the line
OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad, covering ter.
rltory 80 miles in length and twenty-five
miles IN width, and estimates the number at
100000.
- marriage took place in Thomaston.
Maine last Saturday, in which the bridegroom
was IS, and the bride so.
M. II. Fuller Waterman at the First
National Bank of Altoona (Ill.) was muir
dered, Saturday morning, by five men whom
he surprised in an attempt to rob the bank.
One thousand dollars reward is offered.
-Syracuse has the champion female pedes.
trlan. She lately walked fifty miles in nine
hours and fifty minutes, The last twenty.
i've miles were accomplished in four hours,
iorty-eight minutes and twenty-five seconds.
= The wife of democratic aspirant for
some local Office at Trenton, N. j., is busily
ccanyassing in his behalf, and as she is /" fat.
ialr and forty" she obtains many promises Of
votes. Another lady, out in Wisconsin, deliv.
ers street addresses in behalf of her husband
ana the republican party, and closes her per.
'orlnances with campaign song. The wo.
men are gradually working into position to
demand their political rights,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

n new visiting card has the fig.
ures from 8 to II on the border.
which has as many angles, one of
which is to be turned down to indi.
cate the hour of the call,
A Nashville paperpublishes quite
long list of colored men in that
city, who have accumulated proper.
ty ranging in the several cases from
$1,000 to $4,000. Many of tnem
bought their freedom and that of
their wives and children before the
war.
Under the internal revenue laws.
letters acknowledging the receipt of
either drafts, checks or money, ex.
ceeding twenty dollars, are subject
to stamp duty of two cents, the
same as if a formal receipt had been
given for so much money. This
TACT is sometimes forgotten, or is not
known, even by good business men.
The belle of Portland does the
cooking for her father and mother.
and in the afternoon drives out with
the finest span of horses in town.
thinking it TN honor to be able TO-
prepare a meal of vituals. This her
sister bellies declare shocking
Idaho raises mahogany in such
amount that 1t takes six cords of it
to pay for one ton of hay, which Is
scarce.
One hundred dollars per acre are
made In North Carolina by the pea.
nut crop this year, while the cotton
planters have not funds TO procure
mules or supplies.
Mr.. Beecher's advice TO q Door
young man--get married and run
! In debt for q farm.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
VERMONT BOARD OP EDUCATION,
SEcprrAuys orricr, MARCH, 1868.
INSTuTVJrES

Teachers Institutes for the counties Of Wind.
ham, Rutland, Bennington, Addison, Windsor
and Orange, will be IA follows
At Wcstministcr, March - aud %. Rutland,
March 81 and April |. Manchester, Ap.il z
and. Salisbury, April Oand / /. Jericho Cor.
nor, April II aud H. Bethel, April " and 20.
Thetford. May and g.
The Institute will continue In session two
days, commencing at 4, NJ, with q lecture
ON the evening of the first day Of each. Ex.
aminntions for Institute Certificates will be
held during tho second day and the evening Of
the second day. All friends Of Education are
invited 10 attend.
Town Superintendent are requested TO SEQ
that Teachers are notified and urged TO attend.
Clcrgymcn are respectfully invited TO give
notice from their pulpits. ..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
WISTAR'S RALSANIOEW WILD
CHERRY

Coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Group,
whooping cough, quinsy, and the numerous
as well as dangerous diseases of the throat.
Ghost and lungs, prevail in our ehangeable eli
mate at all seasons of the year few are fortu-
nate enough to escape their bancful influence.
How important then to have at hand a certain
antidote to all these complaints. Experience
proves that this exists in Wistars BaIsam 70
an extent not found in any other remedy; how
ever severe The suffering the application of
this soothing, healing and wonderful Balsam
at once vanquishes the disease and restores the
sufferer to wontcd health
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

We intend to make this department of the
or,sIoS valuable and interesting to our read
az az by furnishing all the Local News; and our
friends in Orange and Grafton Counties will
confer great favor upon us and ad Ia very ma
-. snch items of local interst as may come un-
a., their notice. All communications should
be signed by the person sending them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
ACROSTIC.

g entity it penctrates through every poro
chewing sufferers from each angry so.
a IL wounds il heals with certainty and speen,
Z uts, burns, irnm inflammation soon are freed
T. rhptions, ut its presence disappear;
) kins loose each stain, and the complexion's
clear
; alive, such as Graces every ono should buy,
II to its wondrous merits testify,
!. ct those who doubt, a single box but try
V criiy, then its true deserts 'twould have:
T. ven unbelicvcrs would laud Grace's Salve
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DSYCmOMANCY, or Soul Char.

Il Im6nE. How eIIDtr Sex my IHscTIuto
and gain the affections of any one they choose,
instantly; also secure prosperity in love or
business. Every one can acquire this singular
power. This queer, exciting book has been
published by us ten years, the sale of which
has been enormous, and is the only book of the
kind in the English language sent by mail for
% cents, or five for one dollar, together with
n guide to the unmarried. Address I. Will
LIAM i CO.. Book Publishers, Philadelphia.
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ID ED.

In Bradford, April 18th, of Consumption
Miss Edna a., daughter of l.. g. and Lucinda
j. Hobart, aged l9ycars and 8 months.
Sister, thou art gone before US,
And they sanity soul is flown,
Where tears are wiped from every eve.
And sorrows are unknown.
Thou hast joined the phalanx Of Heaven.
Thou art numbered among the blest,
To thee new song is given,
In Heaven sweet sister, rest
q. 4. D. =.
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TO THE PUBLIC!!

I HAVE this day purchased all tho Mcrcan.
i tile interest " Wells X. Evsns, In the late
firm Of Darling n Evans, and shall continue
the business ut the Old stand, where I shall
be happy 10 receive u liberal share Of your
patronage. J. X. DARLING.
East CoSinth, April II. ieee, 1--we
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
REMOVAL.

HAVING purchased the building formerly
IL occupied by II. Is. Kennedy as Har-
ness Shop, 1 would respectfully inform the
people OF bradford and vicinity that | have
removed my business into my uew Shop,
where shall keep on hand complete Stock
of Paints. Oils, Varnishes, and Painting Ma
terals of every description, Picture Frames,
Mirror Plates, Window and Picture Glass.
which | shall sell as low as the lowest. for
cash. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed / hope by strict attention
to my business to merit a continuation of the
same. A. T. CLARKE.
Bradford. April 4, 1868 4iw3.
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ASA BLOOD'S ESTATE
~ It a T. OF WEIR VI q n II,


~ BRADFORD DISTRICT, s..
In probate court, holden at Fairlee, within
said district, on the 18th day Of April A. ID.
1868
Ansel Blood, administrator OF the estate Of
Asa Blood, late of Bradford in said district
deceased, presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes ap-
plcation for a decree of distribution and par.
titon of the estate of said deceased.
Whercupon, IL is ordered by said court, that
said account aud said application be referred
to session of said court to be held ~ the Pro
bate Office In Bradford. on the 18th day of
May, A. ID. 1863, for hearing aud decision
thereon aud IL Is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given TO all persons interested by
publication of the same three weeks success
| lively in the National Opinion, newspaper
Published 1T Bradford, previous to said time
appointed for hearing that they may appear
| at said time and place, aud show cause, ifany
they may have. why said account SHOULD not
be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court. i6w3
Attest, A. II. GILMORE, Judge.
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES
CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY
CURED.

Uphams fresh meat cure for consumption
and bronchial affections, is prescribed and rec
commended by physicians all over the country,
and is performing more CURES than all other
remedies ombined. trial will convince the
most skeptical. 81 bottle; six for 50. Sent
by express Circulars free. Sold by GEO. c.
GooDwIN 81 Co., 80 Hanover St, Boston, and
all druggists
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NJ 4 R us I u -

In Fairlee April 18th, by Rev. $. McKeen
I'D, Mr., William p. Gaffeld, and Miss Mary
N. Coburn, both of that place.
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VxrANTED.-sale statesmen. to travel ior q
w manufacturing company ana sou ~
' san,p'. 9TH s,amp, mAII.ToN Il HOWE, iiJ
Chestnut ST., philadelphia, Pa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
DIED-In Middtetown, Conn April 10th,

removed to .MiddletOwn. some "a
years ago. He became hopefully
pious in early life, and united with
the Congregational church in this
place. He married Miss Augusta
Cady, member of the same church,
who without son or daughter sur
wives him. For many years Mr..
Clark was highly esteemed teach
Ell of vocal music, both in this State
and Connecticut. The disease of
which he died was Asthma. A
MiddletOwn paper speaks of him as
one who, during his long residence
there, had uniformly adorned his
christian profession /; and says, he
bore his protracted illness with great
patience and submission to the Di-
vine will, in full assurance of a bles-
sed immortality. NJ.
THE VERMONT NJ. E. CONFER
ENCE.--The Vermont Methodist
Episcopal Conference has just closed
its session at SwantOn. We give
below list of appointments for
Montpelier and st. Johnsbury Dis
tricts.
MONTPELIER DISTRICT.
A. L. COOPER, Presiding Elder.
Montpelier and East Montpelier,
L. b. Taylor; Barre, j. Gill; Will
JAMESTOWN, j. Sherburn Mortified,
X. Morgan ; Mortified Falls and
Berlin, supplied by A. b. Hopkins !;
Middlesex, ID. Willis; Moretown,
w. Il. Howard Waitsfeld, to be
supplied; Rochester, G. p. Taplin /;
Pittstield, to be supplied; Bethel
Lympus and Stony Brook, E. Fol
som Bethel, p. II. Carpenter; Ran
dolph, f. Ii. Roberts South Royal
ton, supplied by A. &. Button Tun.
bridge, to be supplied Chelsea, w
j. kidder; Corinth, to be supplied
by a. Merrill, Topsham and East
Corinth, 10. be supplied by j. II.
Hale; West Topsham and Waits
River, S. l.. Eastman; Plainiield,
y. I. Billiard !. Marshtield, J. Ham.
ilton; Cabot, l.. Hill; Calais and
Woodbury., to be supplied; Worces-
ter, Il. y. Wade.
ST. JOHNSBURY DISTRICT.
l. LUCE, Presiding Elder. st.
Johnsbury, E. a. Titus; East st.
Johnsbury and West Concord, S. b.
Curricr; st. Johnsbury Centre, j.
w. Bemis; Lyndon, J. G. w. Cox ;
Kirby to be supplied Sheffield and
Wheelock, j. Mcdonald; L a s
Burke, h. ii. Barton Barton, &. Ii.
Bickford (; Barton Landing, NJ. X.
Chase Glover, X. j. johnson ;
Brow nington and East Charleston,
to be supplied; Irasburgh, G. d..
lngraham Albany, G. Fales; Crafts
bury, G. Tabor; Hardwick, ID. Lew.
is; Walden and Noyesville, p. n.
Granger I'd Danville, p. Merrill /;
Peacham, Q. Nj. Boutwell, f; Groton,
II. a. Spencer; Newbury, z. S.
Haynes Mclndoes Falls, to be sup.
piled ; Bradford, III. +. Forrest ;
West Bradford, supplied by G.. +.
Wells; North Thetford and Fairlee,
to be supplied; Lunenburgh, d. Me-
gahy +; Victory, North Concord and
CRANKY, to be supplied by c. S.
Hamilton; Guildhall, VI. Billiard ;
Bloomfield, to be supplied ; Holland
and Morgan. j. S. Spinney; Derby,
Q. +. jenkins; Newport and West
field. Il. Paintin, one to be supplied.
Sol DIERS AND SAILORS NATION.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATION
AL CONVENTION.-General Geo. j..
Stannard. for the executive com.
mittee,' has issued cali FOR IA con.
vcntion of 'all veteran and regularly
discharged Union Soldiers and Sail
ors, residing in Vermont to meet at
Montpelier in this State, on Tues
day, April 18th, at II o'block a. NJ,
then and there to appoint twenty
delegates at large from this State,
and twenty delegates from each of
the three Congressional districts in
this State, to assemble in National
Convention at Chicago, Illinois, on
Tuesday, May 10Th, 1861 to con
slider national questions, and fdecm-
ed advisable present nominations
for the Presidency.
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IMPORTANT .,NNOl }CENENT 4!

A beautiful Illustrated book, worth thou
sand dollars, sent free to any address on re-
cept of - cents, by addressing Professor JOHN
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ATRUTHTuL AND CHEAP BARoxErxl.
An exchange gives the following advice
for the construction Of this article: Take
ss'sss s'ass bottle. and put In il small
qusntity Of finely pulverizsd alum; then
gil the bottle with spirits Of wine. The
alum will BE- perfectly dissolved by the al.
eShol, and in clear weather the liquid will
b - Transparent Is the purest water. On
the approach ofrsin or cloudy weather. the
alum will b visibls in flaky spiral cloud in
the center Of the fluid, reaching from the
bottom to the surface. This is cheap,
simple. and beautiful barometer. and il
placed within tie reach Of all who wish to
possess one. For simplicity Of construc-
tion, this Is altogether superior to the frog
barometer In general use in Germany.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-19

~ The value Of vinegar in economical
cooking may be tested by the use Of the
following receipt: Take some meat from
the coarsest joints Of the OK. such a. the
leg. shin. or sticking piece. cut it into slic-
% Of two o. three ounces each, dip each
pises in gsod vinegar, and then pack The
whole in stswpan, with onions. turnips.
orIethsr vegetables cut small. without VA.
Ter; cover Il closely. and let il stand BY
Tie side Of the fire for six Or eight hours
il viii then b fosnd to be thoroughly
done and to have ylsldsd abundance Of
gravy. being At the same time remarkably
tender. The only precaution necessary ID
that the heat should never be suffered "a
approach the boiling poiat. Or the meat.
vegetables, and Aaveriug materials nay b
placed ia an earthenwars jar, which can
Do closely tied down, and then placed 10 q
largo saucepan Of water. OF very slow oven.
This mode Of cooking is applicable to any
kind ofmeat. and will b. found exceeding
y economical, giving little trouble. and
furnishing very nutritious. diesstibls and
delicious food. The acid Of the vinegar il
entirely dissipstsd during the process.
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-, UTs - LII IN EAW8A UkTs
DocrOR Ov MEDICINE OF TIE Faculty. or PAS
Is GRADUATE OF rsE USivsssssy. QUxss's CeI
LEGE, ASD PHYSICIAN or the Sr. Jomx's DAP
risrE JOCIEry o. SAN FRAxCIsc0.
DR.. PERRAULr'S has pleasure to Inform pa
tients, and other seeking confidential medical
advice, that he On be consulted daily at bis
Office "ARxORY HAIL. BUILDING,
Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramen.
to streets, San Francisco. Rooms, No. 8, 10
and II, first floor, up stairs. Entrance from
cithe Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
DR.. PERRAULT'S studies have been most
exclusively devoted to the cure Of the various
forms 81 Nervous and Physical Debility, the
results Of injurious habits acquired in youth,
which usually terminate In impotence end
comitants ofOld age. Where secret inhrmity
exists, involving the happiness Of life. and
that of others, reason and morality dictate the
necessity Of its removal, for It is a fact that
premature decline Of the vigor Of manhood
matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory single
life, etc., have their soprces n causes, the
gem Of which 10 planted in early life, and the
bitter ifait tasted long aflerward. Patisats
laboring under this complaint, will complain
ofone or more Of the following symptoms
Nocturnal emissions, pains In the back and
head, weakness of memory and sight, dis.
charge from the urethra on the stool or max
ing water, the intellectual faculties are weak.
ened loss Of memory ensuss, ideas are clouded,
and there Is disinclinaiton to attend to bust
ness, Or even to reading, writing or the. socie-
ty Of friends, etc. The patient will probably
complain Of dizziness, vertigo, and that sight
and hearing are weakened, sleep disturbed BY
dreams, melancholy, signing, palpitstions,
Paintings, coughs and slow fever; while some
have external rheumatic pain, and numbncss
Of the body. Some Of the most common sym.
toms are pimples in the face, and aching in
different parts the body. Patients suffering
from this disease should apply Immediately to
DR. PERRAULT, either In person or BY let
| tor, as he will guarantee . cure Of Seminal
emissions and impotence In six or eight
weeks. =
Patients suffering from. vencreai diseases IN
| any stage, gonerrhea, gleet, strictures, bubo
ulcers, cataneouS eruptions, etc., will be
treated successfully. All Syphilitc and Mer.
curial taints entirely removed from the sys.
tenn. fF
Da. PERRAULT'Shis diplomas a.e in Office,
where patients can see for themselves. W.
invite investigation claim not to know every.
thing, nor to cure everybody, but We do claim
that in oil cases taken under treatment VI
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those who have tried this boosted doctor, and
that advertised physician, till worn out and
discouraged, to call upon us. Low charge,
| and quick cures. Ladies suffering from any
complaint Incidental to their sex can consult
the Doctor with assurance Of relief.
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Picked OYsrEns.-Lay the oysters %
: sieve to drain the liquor from them /;
leave it to settle. then pour Of the clear
portion, and boil it up well with pepper.
salt, mace, and ginger to the lasts; then
wash the oysters we'll in several waters to
remove al the slime. and give them one
BOIL up in the liquor.