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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25
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With each fountain s,d whether single for specimen or
10 clubs they send slip rhoui charge, describing
article they will sell for Que Dollar. They supply fam
lies with thousands Of useful ornamental and neces-
sary articles Of gnequalled quality, deDng competition
Ia this trade. Commissions 81 10 $500 according size
of clubs, Many agents make t20 per day. Circulars
sent free.
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rTHE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICUL-

A TURAL HORTICULTURAL AND FAMILY
NEWSPAPER The Rural 5rfricfn published ~ the
city of New York, is the LARGEST and MOST
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The Rurai dmerion Is everywhere admitted TO be the
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experience Tho publication Of this paper removed
IN June last from Utica, n. " to New York City and
the Editorial and Cuisines Omcc to New Brunswick v.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, SORE
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

One Of the best med cincs probably the very hest ever
prescribed for the numerous and distressing ailments
known rs FEMALE COMPLAINTS, II DOddis Nervine
and hivgomtOr. Headache, Pam in the Back and
Limits Paptaton Of the Heart, Faintnos, Loss OF APP
petite, Bearingdown Pain Pr0sration OF Strength Re
tanned, Excessive, Irregular Painful Menses-ali
yield 70 It's magic power. For HysteTia Epilepsy Mel
ancholy, &c II is all but inhble. IL is also most val
liable to ladies who experiencing the change incien
TO advanced years. Then 1t Is that constitutional naa
dies make their appearance II any be lurking about the
ystem aud give caste Ia remaining days D0dds Nef-
vine and Invgorator greatly assists nature at this I'M
portan poriod maintaining the yigor and tranquility Of
carly life, and carrying them with aud safety
4 L..
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communicated uN n lhA sciunl
Some months ago was called TO attend lady Of vii
liainshurg N Y. who had long been suffering from
troublesome uterine disease Its presence was marked
by constant vaginal discharge, Sometimes of wnterv
consistency and sometimes creamy and inueo-purulenf
She had been under other treatment for sometime but
constantly grew worse. Vaginal examination Disclosed
extensive induati0n and liberation Of the ceyix uter
The uterine Inflammation, which was evidently assuming
chronic FORM was also aggravated by Ong-standing
constipation, papitaton Of the heart, night-sweats
cough, poor appetite, and almost daily nintnrs She
tainted TO entire insenshility during one OF uy first
visits commenced, OF course, by such active local
Treatment as the liberation demanded, and then applied
iDconyenent TO see her frequently aud except to marx
the healing Of the ulcers In the early stages visited her
only eyory other week. For tonic and constitutional IN
NgOrant Dodd's Nerylno only was prescribed Iha1
some Time before become acquainted with its properties
and knew Of nothing sale or satisfactory In IL nroh
peolaton In less than fortnight the bowels had be-
come fee and regular In their movements the nrht-
sweais disappeared, aud appetite began 10 grow Tho
lantns spells became less frequent and soon ceased AL
together In another fortnight there was no more cough
the vaginal discharge was sensiby dimnishnp siecI
was normal and refreshing and the general health AZ
cidedly improved. What remains Is soon told The ma
uent continued the use Of tho NerYine nnd no other
lnedelnel Tor weeks longer, when my further nj
tendance was not required, Since her recovery have
seen her but once She seems perfectly we'll Her low
over restored health Is naturally enough most
uc She never before had medicine give her such coin
ioft-and such appette-and such seep-aud such corr
agc-and such strength She wouldntry 10 keen house
again without IT, aud forth and FORTH II Is nv own
opinion that the Ncryno Is the hest tonic and corrective
observation. shall not fail 10 continue its use in MI
similar eases and the profession know they arc numor
For sale BY all Druggists, Price, One Dollar.
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4 MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.

4 MEXICAN d FOREIGN PATENTS,
r, II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the L. $ Patent Onee Wasln ston under
the act or iAll
No Is State Street, Opposite kilby siroet) Boston
AFTER IN extensive practice VI upwards twenty years
continues 70 secure patents In the United States aso In
ureat britain, France and other countries. Caveats
SPECIFICATIONS, Bonds, Assignments and all papers or
drawings for patents executed on reasonable Terms viii
dispatch Researches made into American and Foreign
works TO determine the validity aud utility of Patents N
Inv entons and legal and other advice rendered In All
matters touching the same Copies Of the claims of any
patents furnished by remlttng one dollar Assignment,
recorded In Washington
No Agency in the United States possesses superior h,eI
ability OF inventions. ''
During eight months the subscriber In the eourse n
nus large practice made on twice rejected applications
4ieen arPeais ivory one Of which decided In his
iANor by The Commissioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
q" regard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of tho most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had Official in
"feouise CllAS. MASON"
.,r, Commissioner of Patents
y nave no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
eanhot oploy man more competent and Trustworthy
ANU more capable of putting their application In form
70 secure Tor them carly and favorable
AZ the Patent Office. EDMUND BuRKEn
49,, - Late Commissioner Of Patents.
MI. II, II. Eddy has made for me thirteen appiiea
uus IN all but one OF which patents have been parted
ana that Is tho one nov pending. Such unmstakable
pool OF great talent and ability his part leads me 10
heir patents as they may DO of having Tie most
faithful attention bestowed the cases and al very
no I charges JOHN TAGHART."
'"n' - iooo' 9ii5
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UNION TICKET OFFICE
FOR rm WEST ANp SOUTHWEST

FOR THE WEST AND sOtTiiWlsL
VIA
BURLINGTON and m ri.ANp. TROY nus sf.l
ECrADN, aud MIN YORK CENTRAL RAlLhfn
or via ChamplNiu steamer. making direct c0Hrfa
with the hlsEAT WESTERN iialruld ~ SusIs
Br.dge, aud LAKE SHORE Railroad 40 biifAy
CHICAGO. and an points beyond also gIa nhiA
BuKGli and GRAND TRUNK Railroads
Ticket fr sale always at iha lowest rates, a.
gngo checked through VIA the above ROUTES.
For any Information leaIr,,l cali nu or addrrs.
z r. TRUE. Yf1rf fr
ONCE OF PAVILION. opposite tle npat
6idaw MONTPELIER I
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advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SIM.
VAN RAILROADS WILL.
FALL AVnANUEMrN
Commencing Sat- "a, lsos
TRIMS GOING sOuTH tyD no.

TRIMS GOING SOUTH dND Efgr.
loave Montpelier at B5 o. m,ai5n,m
Mail rfain leaves IlOusc's Point NJ iida y, d y. Do
from OglCnsburgh Il. H. and nI ieftlls
White River Junction and BELOW. Falls win ig,'n
iloston Worcester, Springfield, aud will irni'i RAM f
sumpsic n. r., arriving Ia New York nj i0is oa Pa
bay Express leaves Montreal Ut 8fDn an ptM.
at 10 a. n Oglcnshurgh ut h.n A. . Romeo ~ ~ lllu
A. m Tor Boston, &c. arriving ia Boston VA t.e.l llb
Niebt Txpro. leaves Ogicnslmreh al Inn.
troAi al bl D. M R0usc's Point al Gi5 H. r o. ~ Nt
Al AS d. M. arriving In Boston nt 90 NJ an ~ iha
id noiiws Falls with Cheshire Railroad iof na i.
Worctsicr, and with Vermont Valley la,llrnad tt at
TRIMS 6oivG SoRfH ASb Wryy
Leave Montpelier at 2ioa or, soaul.ao.
sos u. ~. tWs
Tor huntington, ~. Albona, Montreal, &c 49,, q u.
making cusc connections with trains ior tie ~, Do,
Mail Train leaves Boston via. Lowell al Inia
Lawrence and fiohh1rg AZ I'D %. m., sprusg ii ~ VA
D. M. for Burlington ami 81 Alinns '0
The trains leaving Boston via. Ftchhurt atm.
and Springfield at 1.il "a. M CONNECT ai WtH d.
Junction with the bay Express tmin. Nig
Accommodation Train leaves NOrihhpld I'd O.
Tor Darlington, Rutland, st. Alhans Rouse. p.,' il
Nirht Expr,s, leaves Bellows Fallamib.n
eciyine passengers froh Vermont Naloy ll,ilf De-
Ing Ncw York at il.lf .. ~, and lruiu Uhe.b5t NV
fuHd leaving Boston 90 % y D. u,i CuuufnflHn Id d-
River Junction with tram leaving Boston at l , 'D.
Ur burlington, NOufp's Point, Montreal anI ID f ae
hurgii connecting With steamers and trud Tpft
sierp'ng ears arc attached 10 both Che ni.tt r,
Trims running between ST. Allan. aud nu.ion' y,
Through Tichol for Chicago and tls wotffn..
the principal stations, q, MhluIiL .t
ST. AlNan., fcpi. o. i"t.
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rpp,fs ro ,nrNTH
Is Me 10 "" TN % .,.,.,
Certificate giving comEct dcsir i.nn g ~ nix
CENTS EACH
10. ,5,l t yLsfs. anil sln
The pes fendug 10 eau have thVr choice % te l""M
bug articles as their commission I'D VHh cof9H gofa
liuui. Cloth iinr Pattern, splendid bowie hnhe, Ian
castor Quilt Engraved silver Spoon Holder, Iaif Ahie'
extra quality Cloth Boots Print lftss Pattern N"f.te
breakfast shawl, White Linen Table I0ti, SCI 9 etnei
adcd knives and Forks. SEQ of silver Plated Forks l.m
Gold Lined Goblet llu and Bow Fancy Dress Pattern
Elegant SILK headed PwsOl, iutpicturc MurWcu Photo
raph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled spaizlod SIN ran
One dozen large size Linen Towels Fancy h4imnfA
Rhan,ira Oniit In,ll,.' Sniordli saunic Wool Shawl
9r hntm{cl H9ll hnE w carey NHeh i"' 9i,, t2.i
hmek walnut NIlthS i|NsNi i"Vl''. lNiii ~, = ,
nnt MorR hoN' Ootlso eivoA' guy ""t'n '''s ,
iiaadEeiei'icis.
p" 'f'' d" N'''y qua ''
one Of gee loiowin ARTICLES ~ yHg Aa'".Hi' haitN
llolh tauis anu Ntst tuttrins iat tl"uel 'H' tuit
Cylinder Watch, Double Barrel lug F-i", tiho{ n-n
mere ufcss fatefn, illltt shawl ihfec Mus hnWi'
width Waterproof 'ioakn2, t"ul {aus Wupi ftueti"-
iet OF Lace Curtains, Ladies Double WOOL SHAW HlIcr
Plated Gard basket Splendid Engraved ivei fnlod zee
Pitcher Engraved silver Plated teapot i".pc,uiv ni
pacca Dress Pattern Engraved Silver Plated .iS.butcd
Revolving castor Pair uc9is v3i Boots Spleadid ial
Plated FORKS rosewood Frame 8r,.s Alarm CLOCK Pair
o. q, All We. bgnAe,s SP'R2 l, I a ' I ,
Of Ahamhr Qu IL, Thirty Yards Print, or % Marsaile
r., ,.,., ~, o., t,,,.,-.., ,,t .tno,
s,,,,. r.. c,.,,o.,.., ,,,, p,,,,,,i Va,
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VI. Central kaifnAns AliilIf
You want your luggage checked through 60 ln'
This line does Hot check baggage on tlckeis ~ Z
outside agents 10 the Wet, aud viii not assume l}
possibility for the same
Fares Less Than Am Other Rate
All correspondence w regard 70 Western faai1 %
dressed b. 3. T.. How, Montpelier, VI
l.. MILLS, General A tnt l'i.a
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WEATHER STRIPS.
NOTICE OF WARNING

The subscribers having secured Patents for Cement
ing Rubber In Wooden Moudngs, and also, Inserting 1t
on an Angle dealers and the public hereby warned
against buying or using any such that not OF our
manufacture Agents wanted in every town. Send for
Illustrated Circular. Il, s. ]. TORREY CO., Sole
Manufacturers, u Maiden Lane, n, Y.
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4 CERTAIN CURE.-For seminal weak
Aness, involuntary losses, impotency Sent by mail
TO any address closely sealed for Scyentyvc cents by
addressing 7. KNIGHT, Worcester, Mass. Box 9O1
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Afor superior assortment of stationery Gun Paok-
ayes. Can be sold In every household No better In
vestment. Circular nee, Address lIAASlS A III
BRECHr Empire Map, Chartan Stationery Establish
mems, l07 Liberty street, New York
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.


UPyIRp TRIMS.
Arsouoparios rHAs leaves Concofi at Ia.....
lof White llitcr Junction connecting Hili tas.U
Wells River ST. juhnsfUfy, Barton, Nlapau Wl..i
i,v ana Nasae Lake. Statistical Bath iaitlpiaa d.
ia 49, Also with tralns iui Muntpel.f rsIa-
81 Altaus. Rouse Point Montreal, u-lenHirtI n.
tho Wet
DNY EArnfss TRANS loltts Concord 90 lI.l. ..
laf White River Junction, connecting a.ih tu.a, T.
Montpelier burlington, Nnusc's Point M0aro|
and will 0clenshufgh and umnd Trunk Riilr0.s +.
"'f B1 ns rals leaves at a.r p. tn. nrrrm.h,
FvrStSo Exrnrss THAis lDasos Concord aI ... ...
6f White River Junction, connecting With fa p. l..
MmlfuelItr. Darlington, 81 Adams. tlust.f llaai Y
trrnl OGDEN hurah anil Che Wet
sUr uu arrival ct trains Mulu hustNf.M Ufo.Htaf f
mouth. Portland, &c.
DOWNGsgD TRIMS.
tuon,tse Exrnrss rnAiS Leaves White u,,fl...
ton Tor Concord at 90 a. me- ur on arrival % taIa.f
Ocicusiutsh and Montreal co. Mon'a}t 4 tU
tBaiStoL rnAiN leaves Bristol Tor Coneorl OF sa
AMI Franklin al 9na "a, m.
tNlAtL TnAfs lcaNos White Wflf jln.tDa af o.
cord at q al D. H.. uu arrival 90 Ntu. Ufer ts m
mont Contrnl' Pas-unpslc. ami Nlnta Maunal Ia
DAY EsrRlss TnAiS leaves White River Jaa-s
i.1l D. No., or pn aulNal ui traius fuiu NllHfl| o..
Osiei.lurfh nfntilciofo keenc, Bellows iiHt \.
.or Sc connecting st Concord with tralni ioi N.sl
Ter, Nashua, Lowell aud Boston.
fThcse trains conuoet AZ toulnil w.ih Trails &
Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth,, Portland Al.a
Worcester Npw YORK. Lowell. sud Boston
uNaLuM sIEAltNs fIf.
co,co,J \ II D.e tsff
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ROUTE,

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD In
Connecting at Ogdendurgh with the GRAND Trunk Do
and WatosoWn, \. v Ccutfnl and Great Nc.i,m d
road for Detroit, and a. Detroit with DE Michigan q.
trial Railroad. Michigan southern AID Detroit 81
kea Railroad Tor Chicago, Milwaukee. C.nr'uuat
Louis, st. Paul, and all points South and hfsi
peiier, eacl
TBROuGH 10 cmcfgo N r0RTf hours
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E739l SOLD. Send % cents for sample,
- to BURT CO., Blddeiord, Ne.
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LICENSED nv rnE
TINTED STATES AUTHORITY.
S. c. THOMPSON d cos
oRgAr osE DOLLAR SALE or
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen Goods,
Linens, Dry Goods. Coitons, Fancy
Goods, Albums, Bibles Cutlery,
Silver Plated Ware, Watches,
Sewing Machines, &c.
Thcsc articles to De sold at no uniform price OF
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and none to be paid for untn you know what are 10
receive.
The most popular and economical method otd doing lusi
ness In Tie country.
BY PlrnoNWlNG rms SALE you have q chance To cN'
change your goods.
The Smallest Ariioie soM jor ONE poLhiR can BE- cr-
changed FOR Sauer Piaf,d fhe Hofics R,"hiag tas-
tor OF yow choice Of aiyg, tari'ig Of ol's ii'o''
us9H Eraimye list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

SEyENTH WARD-SECOND SUE OR VOT-
SING PRECINCT-Nofice 10 hereby given, tha,
In conformity to the provisions OF the Charter OF
the City Of Washington. an election will De held IN
the Second Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Seventh
Mard, on MONDAY, the first day Of June next. ct
the wood ONCE OF Mr. HALEY. on the north side OF
street south, betseen 9th and eth streets west
Tor Mayor two members of the Board Of Aldermen,
one TO serve one year and one to serve two years
and three members of the Board Of Common Ccun-
ell. and an Assessor; at which said Precinct the
votes OF all who registered in the said Seventh
Ward of the City Of Washington, the initial letter
OF whose names lie from ID to II inclusive, will be
received. Polls open AZ O.. aud close AZ D m
6. HEPBURN
WM. T. D0NTPHAE
CATO WARD.
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my 20

L>IRST WARD-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
Il PRECINCT-Notice is hereby given, that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter of the
City Of ashIngton. Oil election will be held the
Third Sub or Voting Precinct of the First W ard
on MONDAY, the first day Of June next. at the
School house. west side Of Twentieth street. be.
the Board of Aldermen. and three Members of the
Board of Common Council, and an Assessor; at
whic said Precinct the votes of all who regis
ington, the initial letter of whose names is from
to Nj Inclusive, will be received. Polls open at Z
a. IN. and close at pm.
CHARLES II BERGER
S. b. PARKER.
my& al
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losing Of Recistration.

Yesterday afternoon. the Judges of the Elec-
tons tor registry closed their labors, having
registered as voters Ii53, of whom l. Isl were
whites and 332 colored, making n the TWO days
2.o65 whites and - coiored. The result " as
announced at the close OF the registration 10 the
crowd outside, who voeiferously cheered. The
9llowing shows the eI tire number OF voters
registered this ear mp to date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

EIRST WARD-FO URTH SUB OR VOTING
Il PRECINCT.-Notice 10 hereby given that in
conformity 20 the provisions of the Charter of the
City OF Washington, election will be held in the
Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct of the First Ward
on MoNBAf the first day of June next, at Brad.
ley Of ce south side OF eet between 18th aud
18th streets. for Mayor, one member of the Board
OF Aldermen. and three members of the Board of
Common Council and an Assessor. at which said
Precinct the votes of all who registered in the
said irst Ward OF the City of Washington the in.
ital letter OF hose names il from to inclusive
will be received. Polls open at a; and close at
pm GEO. r. kIDWELL,
z. ". pRCRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

LkENsKs AND INCOME TAx.-Tne attention
OF our readers Is called to Collector Clephane's
notice In our nd yertising columns, to the effect
that penalties will De imposed upon all who
fail 10 take out their licenses or pay their in :
cane Tax by The 3lst inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 4si Penn
sylvanfa avenue between ~ and 9th streets
established 1S61. Corns, Bunisns, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can b. worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from a. N. to o p. m.
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THE NEW CHURCH AT THE NAVAL ACAD.
ENVY Services were held in the new church az
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, for the first
time. on Sunday last The dedicatory exercises
We're conducted by Rev. Dr. Hall, of Epiphany
Church, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

IMPEAcHMENT.-The second article charges
Smith, $50 eth ST., opposite the Post Office with
selling better and cheaper Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods than any of his competitors. A
verdict OF guilty is confidently expected.
=. S.-Our great closing out sale will com.
mence on the 18th 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

SENENTH WARD-THTRD SUB OR POTING
~ PhECINCT-Notice 10 hereby given. that In
conformity to the provisions of the charter OF the
CITY Of Washington, an election will lie hed IN the
Third Sub or Voting Precinct of the Seventh
Ward, on MONDAY, the first dsy of June next.
at the Carpenter Shop of Mr.. jackson Pumplrry
south eide OF street south, between az and 9TH
streets west, near 4la street. for Mayor two mem
bers Of the Board of Aldermen-one 20 serve one
year and one two years-and three msub rs ~ tn.
which said Precinct the votes of al who are reRis-
tered in the said Seventh Ward Of the CITY of
Washington. tile initial letter of whose names ia
iron l TO Nj, inclusive, will be received. Pol :
open al m, and close at .. M.
JAMES SMALL.
III. %. JOHNSON,
JOHN A. PEAkE,
nv 96 Corom;ss;ana-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

THE DAMAGE to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal by the late freshet is now fully repaired
and navigation resumed along the whole line.
Credit is due to the energetic President of the
Company together with the Superintendents
for the prompteees with which they have
acted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

WHITE DICK and Linen Suits in great va
rlety. and a choice stock of Cashmere Suits for
men and boys. Just received by liable Il Co,
i6e Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and 4
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

THE SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.-The rain and mud
have compelled postponement of the festival
of ST. Aloysius schools, announced for to- day,
al the Park. 1t will probably take place about
the second Tuesday of June.