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Special ilntioos.
.XTOMAN-FEMALEs OWING TO

nMN- przfArr gyvrNc rp
NJ W - ~ 80 \ =. - ~ " 49,
sustain tor pscuhir Organization and the offices thoy
lcriorn are saaoet 90 many ,u1ornzs Freedom from
nul welfare, for mono can he happy who are 80. Not
only o hut no one of these various female complaints
long be suffered 90 ON without involving the gem
cr health % the nd'v dual, and ere long producing
permanent seEness and premature decline Dor is 10
pleasant o. consult physician tnrthe relief ol these va
iuus delicate ahecols' aud only upon the most urgent
necessity " true woman so i4f saefhee hef greatest
cling Zoo their hands simple spcchc- which Will Dc found
hraoou- in relieving eng curing almost every ono OF
thoie Troublesome complaint peculiar 60 The sex.
ucLHnolD's ENrnAcl 9f Brcuu.-' Hundred suffer on
in silence ana hundreds OF others Apply Fanlt 10 drug
-I. and do'iors Who either merely ttniate them with
the hope Oh. cure or app} iemel.es When make them
wusq would NOT gish % assert an} thing that would
although 20 may Pc plulu'el from excessive eAhAu,t ON
oi uo powers 90 le, hy ltnorous employment unWhole-
some a5 ana lgld ptgiu ii,. uttoi, 's u.e q, yea
Anl coec ana frequent it p lAi oleneI oaus-
ed oy d.reat irritation applied TO the mucous MON Fane
Whon royiowinr the CAUSES OF these distressing com
plants 10 s most painful io contemplate the attendant
crils consequent upon them 10 Put simple justice TO
the subject 90 cuuurrae Few OF the many additional
caual which so largely affect tle iei health and hap
pnrs of woman Do all Glasses 90 society uud which con
cquonul affect moro %. Ices directly thc welfare Oh the
outrc human family. Tho mania that exists Tor preco'
eoua education ANA maras. causes te years that ua,
tIro designed Cor corporal development to be- wasted
aud perverted n the restraints of dress, the early con-
luemuut of school ana especially in the unhealthy OK
element OF the ballroom Thus, with the body half
cothc aul Che mind uuduly excited by pleasure per-
Verlnr u midnight rvel ue hours designed ny nature
for sleep and rest te work oidcsincton Is half accom-
piiahei
ln consequence Of this carly strain upon her system
esary effort b. required hS Tbs delicate yoary TO
retain her tuauqn la school at lator day thus agra
ratlus the evil When one eAell.ment ' over another
in prospective keeps the n.hl ioeIy sensitive U M
preston, while uc now constant restraint 81 fashionable
dress asoiuie Mrndln- thi exercise indispensable "a
the attainment and retention %! orSanc health ana
sreuEtli the exposure 60 night ari the sudden change
ot temperature the complete prosuaton produced by
excessive dancing, must o necess ty produce their iogi
nnte effect Az lust ana early marriage caps the climax
OF misery and the uniortuuae one htherloso utterly re-
e1 Ss S 5e 5eeeS a @ of mSiieS S
Treatment This Is but truthful picture OF the expert
Long before the ability tn exercise e functions Of the
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1l4arriago8.

In Christ Church, Montpelier oct /, by Row D. G.
Roberts, Nh. ilIWAN NJ PIERCE, and Miss EMMA g.
HART, both of Montpelier.
In Saratoga Springs Sept -, by Row j. h. Gibson
Mr. EUGENE ID. ANswORu Of Woodbury., VI, and Miss
MARY J, iluLISG Of Saratoga Springs.
In Barre sept 9, by Rev Mr. Green, Mr. j. A. Law
RENEE, and Miss MANY T. WALES.
In St. Johnsbury, Oct 8, by Rev Geo. $ Guernsey Mr.
CARLOS SAMPSON OF Macon, ILL.,. and Mis- FANNY EVA
LADD Of Danvlie, VI
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WONDERFULl

The Secrets Of Love or Turkish Charm Of Eden, the
Arabian Love Phter and sutanas Great Secret of Fac
nation obtained In Egypt (once In your possession you
have complete control any one you wish) also ten
songs, Valuable Receipts Beautiful Arts, How to Oct
Rich Choice Secrets &c., all mailed nee for ten cents
Address, r. r. WOOD,
Aug p tin Nov 22-d Vernon, N. j.
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advertisements.


receiving the aid and supervision Of The Government
and carried forward by the extraordinary and
energy Of the powerful Corporations to whom u was en-
trusted-is rapidly approaching completion, and il Is
safe to FAY that Nse York md San Fran'co vii b, rom
n,ei,d BY rail byh
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FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.

More than twothitdsofthe Through Line and Branch
es between the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean
constructed. at cost VI nearly
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Special 1ilnlicos.


HIDDEN lklU ES WROUGHT III LlGllT.
Po 30 year. the curative properties Of sarnparilia
The notice Of chemist Blythe nse srss., rseennv AZ
cltosi By Dr. Radway, in extracting tho medicinal
competition Of ltADWAYs RENOyATING REsOL-
VENT, SAISApARfLLtAN, the crystalline principle OF
to ts root obtained as t now is under Dr. RAILWAYS
n,e p1ees escuc. by its wonderful curative power
onga} diseases the reputation OF Sarsaparla nom the
uulyorablc opinion ofthc medical ficuliy.
Slr'apuiaian. Si,sspar,aian
associated with other ingredients Of extraordinary
tive properties, enters into The competition of
RAILWAYS RENOvATtNG REsOLyENr
and Zap. remedy may now be considered a the most ct
mctua and quick curative remedy n ali Chronic Gand
dise.es Of Inc Lung, Bronabi Throat ana Iver IL aG
iOrds immediate assistance 10 communicates o. curn-
tive powers through tho blood. sweat and urine The
blood ID lcpars ho waste of thc ioiy with sound and
healthy material, and secures functional harmony OF
each dnpuyod organ n the natural secretion of s proper
constituents In cases where there !. dniculty ln he
kidney. aud Dinhcto- Gravel, Cntarh or Irritation OF
Che Bladder hnghts Disease. etc.. etc.. rs prcsaut this
remedy will give Immediate relief and Insure cure.
Qrrsuov.-Dr At asks. "Wil your sARpARTL.
LtAN HEsOLVENr make permanent cure OF uutnrod
secondary disease, and restore the veo o lie Go those
unfuuuates who hV sulfaluss uhefus Sc arc suffering
d wn.fo of tbe ifs duidf
AssWrn.-rho purifying, strengthening. aud rcpara-
tive pfopeites ~ ibis remedy b truly wonderful. To-
le..-'li when ths remedy Ws Nf.t introduced made
ceeiay on Che parsan plan, both n Europe and 100 this
country hy yupor bath. Of Mercury, Ar.cnIc, sulphur,
and Iodine. Potash, Mercury, in several forms. nnd hy
and fsr.n. corol ir th Ra.ol,oat made ifr ttr I'm
proe... Afflicted with spounntorrhuu, Weakening Dis.
charges ci threatening unr1tlry, have since marie
AMI hn'o children OF from 70 o. year now living With
OUT sign % Inherited disease. This consider good
evidence 90 s M10gg4 curative rli frHif0H cfiorv w.
,scc pagc % Of False and True, d. Railway new mrd-
. cal TOOK, article headed RcuIl vs.. Railway
lfhs remedy, prepared under the old process possof
sod such powerful curative properties, ip failure now H
improbable and almost impossible.
ln all cases ofskin Diseases Puppies. RIoiehcs Worms
OF Insects Black spots in tho ftah, sorss Eruptous
etc.. few doses viii remove and restore the skin TO-
clear and beautiful appearance,
lH Chronic Diseases Ulcers Tamor. pcvor Sores etc.
cure s surU % follow its use ln al diseases of The
Kidney. Bladder. lrethrH anl whore the Urine deposits
sediments either Of brick dust color gravel or Ahumeu,
white shred. of sringy matter. few doses viii change
these signs u terror % Us natural condition. SARsAPA-
/ MLLiAN kE>Ulh ENI is o. nr better remedy for Kid
uey dMtulNos than Buchu. heU chat each bottle of
Radwny's Rosolyont las Che word "sarapagiiliau u
T the label
Pace 6 per bottles or bottle. er e..
ROADWAY co..
T 3t3i-i 20 80 Maiden Llrc. NY.
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n
Would look well around the necks Of those who aduter
ate CUR food Human ingenuity has been severely taxed
70 produce perfectly pure tonic stlmuant, o. which
4 Co., PrOprietors Boston,
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NrARyTAyLOR'S EsrATE-The Sui

ANl scribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Warrington CON
ms.onrr to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF mary iay
lor late oil Montpelier in said District deceased, rep
resented nsuven and the term Of six months nom The
day OF August 1905 being allowed by said Court 70
the creditors OF said deceased To exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Us,
dive notice that we will attend 10 the duties Of our a
pointment al the counng.room Of Emery Carleton in
Montpelier, In said District on the ON lay mOet9os
noon on each of said DAYS
J. G. EMERY, Commissioners
GEO. q. SHEPHERD,
Montpelier, sept. ~, A. ID. ls1s, sh'o
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B4fLEr'S TMPROTED BUTTER run
receives tho highest praise ofst Alans dealers. Among
them are -. u. pcasc r. b. kennrson s. C. Mobiles
Co., Lewis Brothers G. ". Barnes, Mard Burns, ID VI.
walker II. Bowman, S. r. Eastman II. Is. soulc, walker
Brother.
The dealers throughout TIE state recommend the Tub
very highly. Mai. Gruut of Gilmore has been offered
five cents per d. Tor h- butter than his neighhors,
because 10 has kept So much better 10 this tub. Rights
i0r sale. il.if
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TonN JONES' EsTATE,-Tho

/ y IT y y y II y IT u ,I
~ Subscribers, having been appointed ~ tne honvi
l p,ohate Coir for the District OF Washington, Gem
missoners to receive examine, and adjust al einhs anu
demands Of all persous, against ths ysle a Sor
ented insovent and o tern Of six months nom the et
day of sept, ists, being allowed hy saa ooe,t "
reuetye claims before MSS Give notice that We VIII at
tend 10 the duties of our appointment al ihe dNeng
~, IA rucsiavs Of Dec and March next at one oeiocA
In no afternoon on each Of said days, -
VI Wv STEPHEN SPENCER, co,,,rs
EDWIN II. FOSTER }
PlainGeld September ., A. d. 1858, tsH
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FIRST MORTGAGE W-YEAR GOLD BONDS

Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
bearing six per cent per annum interest both principal
and interest payable in United gold eoin" These
Bonds are the first lien upon one Of the most productive
and valuable railroad lines In the woria limo which
will be finished within twelve months, and which is al
ready earning after paying operating expenses more
than twice the annual charge Of it, Bonded debt They
are already widely known and esteemed this country
Europe and "a believed the remainder of the Loan
will speedily be taken.
limited amount will be disposed ofnt
Io9 PER CENT AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY.
The Bonds are Of 81 900 each, with semi annual gold
coupons attached, payable in July and january
~ The Company reserve the right to advance tho
price at any hut all orders actually in transiu at
the time Of any such advance will be filed present
price At this time they pay than per cent upon
g,anfsss superior any other corporate securities Of
Jercd.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds at their
full market rates. exchange for the Central Pacific
Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders to realize from
to 10 per cent Pqfi and keep the principal Of their In
yestnents equally secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets etc, giving full
of the Organization Progress business and Pros
poets Of the Enterprise furnished application Bonds
sent by return Express at our cost
Subscriptions received by Banks and Bankers, Agents
FOX the Loan, and by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SPRINGFIELD, VT.
- All descriptions Of GorerHmeat Securities bought,
Sold, Exchanged at our o0co, and by Msl and Tele
graph at Market Rates
II Accounts Of Banks Bankers, and others received
and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts
FISK HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Govt Securities
Fb,aHeiR dgenh Of the Central Poegie Railroad Co..
No. Nassau St. New York.
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KENIsToN's EsTATE.-Th,

4 Subscribers having been appointed ~ the Honor
milo Probate Court for the District OF Washington Tom
missioner 10 receive examine and adjust all claims aud
ston late oT Canot ia sad District deceased represent
ed nsovcnt and the term Of six months from the ltth
day OF sept, 1865 being allowed by SAID Court " my
Tors III said deceased 10 exhibit and provo their res
pcctye claims before u.s. Give notice that We viii at
tend 10 tho duties Of appointment az the H"ellnh
house OF sarah kenston In Cabot IN said psuet on ls
N ruolavs of December and March, at ono O'Clock IN
''' LUClUS IlERRICK, ro,,,,.
WM. =. WHITTIER,
Cabot sept. Is, A. D. is6s sAH
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u GILCHRIsTs EsTATE.-Thc

LIE Subscribers having been appolntod by the Hon
orahlo Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners receive, examine and adjust al claims
and demands OF ali persons against the estate Of Lorenzo
ID Gchrst late OF Nortaed in said District deooasedi
INK nm ay Of sept laos being allowed BY said Court
N the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before US Give notice. that We
nhouse Of the widow Of said deceased In Northhed In
said District the st saturday OF December anu last
SatnrdaV of February next a o'clock In the afternoon
on each Of said days.
H. CARPENTER, commissioner
JOEL WINCH,
Northaeld. Sent. ~, A. d. ls6.. Jljo
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Meut .Adrerlisements.
QUARTERLY REPORT

Of the condono on "Tho MONTPELIER National Bank" In
Montpelier state Of Vermont on the morning VI
The u MONDAY ll uainhor 100.
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Advertisements.
$40 MIL Els
UNION PACH7C RAILROAD


Arc now finished and in operation. Although this road
'u'' VIII" S''', r'Po''y '0' worA j. thoroughly done
ana " pronounced '' Tho United states oomns'pn,,'u
DC I'D every respect before IL IL accepted ana
''i s, any pong. gun Y. ,''l,a upon i''
...i 49,,
ing the twenty thousand men employed along the limo
,oco
-
','''"
''-"' " way -'' III ns''y ''n'''
'''"A Wv ''' ~ oP'
'''' ''''' " '''' y ''' ''''''' ''"'" :" :"
US Wv o"''''
Jury CUT ''''''' amounting 70 io"' ''o''' 20
''' '''''''''' ~ ~
80
49,, %
,.-,,,.
...-.-.,.
nm, ,,,,,,.i, ,.,, -,r,, ,.,,,.,, ,,.,,.
NON ~. -.
- -. ~. -.
i'N NO.
which, after paying au expenses was much more tina
sufficient TO pay the interest upon ia Bonds These earn
Ing arc mo- Indication OF the vast through traie that
must follow The opening Of The line to The faens hu'
they certainly prove that
ptpr ,,oomoog oons
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THE
TRUST COMPANY,
o. THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 1i6 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

VUT7TTWTf VIZ VI IIITlIVN UVIIII.NIlT.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE
DARIUS II. MANGAM Prest JAMES MERRELL, Secy.
Receives Deposits aud allows FOUR PER CENT. IN
TEREsT all Daily Balances subject 10 CHECK sht
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for SIX Months more, may De
made az five per cont. The Capital of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Is divided among over 500 Shareholders, COM
pr.ns many gentlemen of large wealth and financial
experience who are also personally liable to depositors
for an obligations of the Company % double the amount
Of their capital stock As the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposits in large small amounts, and permits
them 20 Dc drawn O. whole or In part by CHECK at
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest ON
aH Dly BaiaHces parties throughout the country can
keep accounts in hsnstituton with special advantages
ofsecurity, convenience and profit. isi3-daw
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CATARRII

. DIR DUBOIS GREAT EUROPEAN
c 4 T A K Il II Z Z NJ Z D Y
Warranted to Cure that Loathsome Disease.
CATABRl is disease little understood by physicians;
.n fact many there is no ur V hut hundreds
will testify having been entirely cured by using DIR
DUBOIS CATARRm COMPOUND Patients will not
have Co moro than two packages before they
receive benefit Severe cases have bccn cured
BY USING ONE PACKAGE.
This Bmfy hr met Wid grtaf IN Europe and has
cured thousands ef fie ir0rsf cases.
Catarrh causes Dropping 10 the Throat Hawking and
splitting Sounds n tho Head, Weak Eyes Deafness
Headache Tightness across the Forehead, Neuralgia
0arscnoss Cnnkcr, bronchitis. Heart Disease, Asthma
and finally ending 10 The great terror Of mankind-CON
SUMPTION. SOLD ALL DnueGtsrs. PRlCE 81 PER
PACKAGE.
Wholesale Agents Geo c. Goodwin & Co.. 80 Ilano-
ver IT,, VI. 5. Burr Co., % fremont ~, Boston.
DIR. H. W. DU BOiS, Proprietor ~ Friend st., Boston.
Where the Remedy may be tested, free OF expense
Send for Circular. 3i46
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
Central Pacific Railroad Company,

And the remainder ia being pushed forward with unpar
allied vigor The
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A New York association advertise. "eli-
gibe cemetery lots for sale This reminds
us Of the old gentleman who assured his sick
wife that the vault he had built for her would
he as comfortable as her own parlorn
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining ia he Montpelier Post OGce
oct. 6, 1868
LApus.-Ms. Ellen ~ Allen. Ms Carrie Dodge Miss
E.ma ID. rwombly.
Glyrs.-Baldy oliver. SALINE Chaaott, r. C Ed
wards. George Galbmith, j. d. Hallctt Frederic Ham
George Lca Dexter Marble, \ J. Potter 9, j. p. Tommy
Xavier Nailaius. Charles Wheeler.
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QUARTERLY REPORT of the condi-
~ tom Of the "Northaed National Bank" on the
morning the first Monday of October. i-C7


10. q. ELY Cashier.
Subscribed uud sworn to before th 1t day Ut Octo
Der. a. -. l-O-. GEO. NICHOLS Notary Public.
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VXTONDERFUL How either sex may
w instantly gain the undying love of any person
tlcy choose. The single married, the married happy,
and WISE IN TIME. simple, harmless, aud sure, Also
journal Of Love Secret Of sue'es How to Get Rich etc.
All mailed Ggo for ~ cents. 10000 copies sold
Adlross REEVES & CO.,
1888 "a Nassau-st., n. Y.
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rIApN rOR SATE

IYABM FOR SALE.-'The subscriber Of
a lcrs for sale tho wo-known Rihold farm stu-
ated 10 Orange containing about $50 ACRES Of excellent
land, suitably divided into tllage pastu and wood
land. II contains sugar orchard Of u1 trees with all
the necessary apparatus for sugar making IL also has
the best apple orchard in town. u we'll watcrod, hay
ing two large streams running through IT, and running
water at the buildings which never hils The buildings
hrst-cla4s, and In thorough repair There one
hundred tons of hay cut on the place The farm will he
sold with without the stock and tools. Terms
souahle q. Y. BARNES.
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In the Treatment Of Diseases incident 20 Females, has
paecd'Dr DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy aud permanent cure In the worst cases @
Suppression and all other Menstrual Deraiyri.His nom
whatever All letters for advice must contain 81
Oalee, No. @ Endcott Street, Boston,
n B.-noard furnished to those desiring to remain nm
dor treatment 207l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

Senator Cragn has introduced proposed
amendment to the Constitution, similar in part
10 that heretofore proposed by The TRIBUNE,
providing that "No State shall deny the right
"of suffrage, or abridge the same, to any
"male citizen of the United States twenty
"years of age and upward, except for partici-
"pation in rebellion or other crime, and eX-
ccpting, also, Indians not taXed.D AS In
"dans not taxedn are not citizens OF the
United States we see no reason for expressly
excepting them from q class in which 10y the
very term "citizen" they are not included.
The exception "for participation in rebellion
cor other crime is doubtless inserted to save
Missouri. Tennessee, and West Virginia from
passipg into the control of the ex-Rebels, which
il is feared some of them might do If the
suffrage were thrown open to all. We prefer
Impartial Suffrage Straight" without exclu-
sion or dicker. That voter should have been
n Rebel ia both misfortune and crime
That n Rebel should be excluded from voting
il n grievance, and renders him stronger than
if he could vote, by arraying on his side not
only all who favored his rebellion, but the far
larger number who favor his voting
Mr.. Pomeroy has introduced like amend
ment, limiting the power of the States, which
does not exclude Rebels from voting. Mr.
Sumner, on the contrary, proposes an act OF
Congress extending the suffrage, and assuming
that Congress has full power to pass national
uniform suffrage law. AS precedent, would
it not be safer, by an amendment to the Con-
stitution, to limit the future power of State
Legislatures to deny the right of suffrage, than
by an act of Congress to assume and exercise
the power of regulating the suffrage If Con-
gress has the power to grant it has the power
to withhold. What n Republican Congress ex-
tends a Democratic Congress may withdraw
Would our Republican brethren be willing to
establish n precedent for some future Demo
cratic Congress to pass national suffrage law
in accordance with the peculiar views OF that
party relative to "color, race, and previous
condition n AZ the Democrats gain about "a
members in the next Congress, such caution
may not be deemed superfuous.