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MEDICAL %ILLTMINATTOKl.

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information, for men and women, sent
free ON receipt of D cents, by addressing
DR.. JOHN VANDERPooL, No. 80 Clinton
Place, N. Y. City. A
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~ SAACO LAdL d
the end of this period he will be the
result of a combination of cold hash,
watery potatoes, sloppy coffee and sad
breadl How a such a one retain
his self-respect when he remembers
his component elements? The an
cient Greeks did well to locate the
sou IN the stomach. [ am not so
sure but the enlightened moderns
viii yet return to that philosophy
Let who will pretend to despise the
pleasures of enlightened epicurean-
ism, the greatest philosophers are
opposed to him. To a man thew were
lovers Of good eating. Man, domi-
mating the whole animal kingdom.
selects only its noblest representatives
as worthy to sink their individuality
In his W by giving their meat and
muscle to become part of his corpora
ton. The highest compliment man
can pay the Ok is to eat him. for by
that act he demonstrates that the
bovine Is fit to be absorbed in the
human; and il we may believe that
the animal has a soul, how cheerful
to reflect that it meets its nroper
a%potheosis by adoption into the
human spirituality
Viewed ia this light, these animals
are truly immortal; they survive in
US, their federal head and final repre-
seutatives.
When a man says of the idol of his
soul, love her well enough to eat
her. what does he mean but this
that he has SO intense an a~pprecia-
ton OF her bodily excellence that he
would literally absorb it-swallow up.
as 1t were, her rare combination of
soul and body, and completely assimi-
late 1t to his own individual essence
beautiful similel); translate her, so
to speak, and make her a part of him
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Pebbles.

An Indian came to a certain agent inthe
northern part of Iowa, to procure some whisky
for young warrior who had been bitten by
raulesnake -Four quarts :" repeated the
agent, with much surprise, "as much as that?'
yes replied the Indian, " four quarts
snake very big"
In reply to a refusal by his parents to
take a small boy to church, because he was
too small" the latter replied, Well, you'd
better take care Of me now, for when get
bigger ! may not want to 90 The phios-
pher attended church that day
"A lady at Nashville, astonished at the
numbers of Gen. Buell's army, asked;
" How far back does your army extendY'
'' Madame, it reaches to the north pole I,
and when | left, two other regiments We're
trying to get in"
Pat was reading Mr. Ilodens account
of the balloon ascension from Nashua
When be came TO the place where it was
stated that a bottle of claret was thrown over
board to tighten the balloon, he exclaimed,
" And why the divil didn't they drink it2"
'Biddy" said Mulligan to his wife, Its a
cowld We have; a dhrap Of the creathur nd
NN NhA Ah AAlAi ANh AlUhtf 0NiA itiNal >
" I've taken the pledge-but ye mix drink,
Jimmie, and force me to swallow it,"
Two old New England ministers were
riding by gallows, when the older one asked
the other, u Where would you be if that tree
bore its proper fuit?' Riding alone, sir, "
was the immediate reply,
April is said to furnish a combination OF
smiles and tears, but May has been, so far, a
perfect Niobe-rain having fallen during some
part or the whole Of twenty-three of the
thirty days of the month
A TRuE MAN.-Shakspeares estimate Of
Firue manhood is not more definite and beauti-
/ fill than suggestive;
| lis words are bonds, his oaths are oraelos,
Ills love sincere, his thoughts immaculate
Ills tears pure messengers sent Rom his heart
His heart as far from irard as heaven from earth!
--Schoolboys can amuse themselves by cal.
culating how many paintings there are in the
/ Paris annual exhibition. letter says that L
devote one minute to each would require a
period Of seventy hours,
One hour lost in the morning will put
back all the business Of the day; one houi
gained by rising early will make one montl
in the year
What was Adams belief} Eyangeliea
| (Eye-angelicaD An absurd old bachelor sug
gests that he probably changed his belle
when Eve began to raise Cain for him.
Why are young ladies at the breaking "
Of party like arrowsl Because they can
90 off without beau, aud aye in a quiyel
until they get one.
People who have travelled in Gambia
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Our dispatches for the past week have con.
tanned little Of interest beyond the spocula.
lions relative to the political status of Chief
Justice Chase and conjcctures as to who Is
to receive the doubtful honor Of a Democratic
nomination for the Presidency. Said Chase,
recently Of the Republican party, is much
talked Of; and the n Y Hiorid Of June 3.
says there is no doubt but that Gen. McClel-
Ian will be the next Presidential candidate Of
the Democracy.
An election of a Legislature and county
officers in Oregon occurred ON june ?, which
resulted in small maioritios for the Demo-
Gratis
A Washington dispatch of june D. says at
II O'Clock to-day the President received Mr..
Burlngamc and the Chinese Embassy in the
east room Of the White House
The Senate soon after assembling passed. a
bin to Che effect that all contracts made spc-
officially payable in coin hereafter shall be
valid, all laws Of Congress to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Dennis O'Connor the last imprisoned Amer
lean citizon in Ireland. has been released,
and Is now ON his way 10 the United States.
II is stated the impeachment manager.
have traced two drafts Of s3o,OOO each TO a
Western SENATOR but they were cashed by
other parties who cannot bee found
The Foreign Committee yesterday reported
adversely 90 The Senate iu executive session
on the nomination of Mcclellan as Minister
TO England. and $. $. Cos a- Minister "a
Austrla.
For the last week there has been consider.
able excitement ON our northern border and
m Canada relative to the preparation appar-
entity going ou for another fenian raid. \
special FROM Montreal Of june 9TH, states
that 700 soldiers were TO leave for st. Johns
that evening and three pieces of artillery
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

The retiring from business, this day announced make,
an Immediate settlement Of the accounts ofthe onco nee
es'nry. have never issued but writ Think and
hope 10 settle with all indebted to me without ISSUING
another IT will be very pleasant to remember that al
are honest and true fflcnds
Ny propretor'hip ceased Jan iC s6a bot boo settling
accounts advance payment may be made
To those who pay mud one bar h a,,s,ee th,
accounts will he settled At per year To those In ar
rear, and who pay mt iconnaas hcchargo will be s2
per year.
In cases whore forced TO collect o. NAV be from
those who pay but neglect To 40 so the claim will %,
$3.50 year, pH ia,uesf OH sa.l v,afs pap,r H nyew
r. p WALTON.
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Ml DEAR SCHOLARS
Many, many thanks for your valuable present Ny
heart il full of love and gratitude but words TAIL me TO
express one half feel The chair came "Wednesday. J
could hardly believe % mime though 10 bore my adj
drcs. and it great uiystoy until your note arrived
telling the Kind donors. had already prred % for
its elegance aud case, but it douby dear for is
tells me the love of my scholars for whom have 30
much interest. cannot thank you as ought orwould,
but that you may be honored members Of society and
finally inherit mansions n the kingdom OF our Father
win De the constant prayer o. yoir neud and teacher
NJ. L NIL
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sad End to a Sad rrnqedr.

II win Pee remembered that the Hon. c. $.
Hamilton, "a member of Congress from Ohio,
was murdered last December by his insane
SON. \ few days ago the wife Of Mr. Ham
iltoR died For several years past she had
exhibited ymptmns OF insanity, and the death
of her husband, Il j. stated so affected her,
that hc, too, became violently insane The
unfortunate son, who is 100 a uuatic Asylum,
Is said to Dee slowly recovering his reason.
They were residents of Union County, Ohio,
and universally respected. Mr. Hamilton
occupied his seat in Congress. bat few weeks
when he was summoned home in consequence
of the insanity Of hi. SON, and met his sad
DEATH
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positive aud pleasant rumcdy in Coughs Oatnrrh
bronchitis, Colds, Hoarsoncss, Asthma, Bad Breath,
Headache, etc, and all diseases resulting irum
colds In the herd, throat, and vocal organs.
AcTS IKE M1GIc MEIER FlIlS TRY IT.
This remedy \ quito dfsreaf nom all others aud should
not he conloundcd VITA the old-ishoned sncezng and
headache snuils. As snuff Ia fafHrt IL is mild and
ayrecabie aud positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING
For disorders of the throat acts quickly tastes pleas
anty, and never nauseates. IL Instantly gives 20 the
head and throat
Detaoas Sensation Of cooiarss and comfort.
Thy r Safe, Reliable, and only Tunri-rnF cents
sold by Druggists, or mailed f,e. Address
COOPER WILSON a Co. Phnadel pha.
For sale ia Montpelicrhy \. X. BRowy, PurSAM Co.
and REnrELn Cnoogs. In Mortified By la. T. Pom
TER.
Wholesale AGENTS, q. O. GOODWIN a co. Boston,
+. HENRY CO., Waterbury, Vt
May "a, 1867. dawly,
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NEW YORK MARKET

Reported erpr'ssiy Jos the Hafch~an and JoH,naiby
n, p. BALLiRD 4 co.
NEW Y0RK, June 9, 1868
Butter q to &c., common aud grease 10 lie Cheese,
factory "a 10 100, ordinary 70 70 le, Maple sugar Is 70
&c., Flour Extra state SsJ5 to 1000 Superlne state
$500 10 s975 Extra Southern ei0s0 TO slf5, Ohio and
Western 3lO50 TO sl275, Canada Slj1 TO sllO0 Buck
wheat s5.75 TO 5000 Hops, Vermont 10 10 800 Wool
Vermont Washed a. u i7O unwashed q To 800. SHEEP
pets 81 90 TO q 80, Eggs - 10 3c. Potatoes Mercers
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legal 4lntioes.
sEN AVN nARRETrs ESrATE-.The

A SENATE BARRETr'S ESrATE.--The
Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington Com
mssoners receive examine and ADJUST all claims and
demands ofa persons against the estate OF srs Asenath
barrett late OF Woodbury. In said District deceased rep-
resentod nsolvent and the term Of six months from tho
18th day OF May 1873, being allowed BY said Court, 10
the creditors said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before
tive notice. that will attend 10 the duties Of a
pontment the dwellin OF the deceased In Mood
bury in said District the 18th day Of August and No
venber, next, at one o'clock la the afternoon, ear
Of said day..
A. ". NELSON, (c...,..
:. Q. BtRNifAM, '"'n r.
Woodbury., MAY rs, A. D. 1908. lG.la
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heut Advertisements.

7 IBERATION-Notice is hereby given
that have given my son, Norbert A., his lime and
that hereafter shall not claim his earnings be rcspon
slble for his dcbts. CHARLES WALLINt.
JOS. POLAND, Witness.
Montpelier. June a, 1864. iTig
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Religions Intelligence.

Mr. Henry Greenbaum, a jew banker of
Chicago, stated at meeting held TO consult
about missionary work among the jews of
that city, who number 5000 souls, that the
jews had six congregations in Chicago, en-
bracing about 5000 persons, strict in their
regard for their religion, aud expanding an
nually some 100000 for religious purposes.
And while they cherished the kndest feelings
towards their Christian brethren, he thought
it would be a waste of time and money to at
tempt to proselytc the jews of Chicago.
Three-fourths of the piekpockets of New York
city were English Jews, and a worse set Of
men could not easily be found, and if they
would make Christians of them or Moham-
medans, he would not complain but all at
tempts to turn the Chicago jews from their
faith would be vain.
Rev. T. n. Archibald, in circular to
the Baptist Churches of Vermont, urges the
necessity Of the State Convention, and requests
the churches at once to raise the full amount
of the apportonment, sixty cents to men,
Der, and send it, forthwith, to the Treasurer
Dea f. A. Fuller, OF Burlington. He adds
3. Do not delay il; do not rest short of tn,
full amount desired. Our work is largely
blessed of God do not let it flag or utterly
fail for want of little money
- The Assemblies of the Presbyterian
Church have both voted in avor of uniting
under one organization. In the New Schoo
Assembly the vote was unanimous after three
or four dissentents had been excused from
voting. The vote in the Old School Assem-
bly, was seyenty-three to one in favor of /
union, and subsequently a modification Of th'
articles of union was proposed which, ifadopt
ed by the New School body, will disam near
" all opposition.
AT the annual meeting Of the American
S. $. Union at Philadelphia, it was reported
that the number of Missionaries employed i
100 in % states, who report the following re
suits of their labors New schools ORGANIZED
whore none before existed, 1871, containing
1892 scholars and 1867 teachers school
visited and aided, 5000, containing 39795l
scholars ard 49,423 teachers. The humble
of books, &C., distributed from the deposto
ries Of the society was larger than in an.
former year.
The annual convention Of the Younl
Mems Christian Associations of the Uuite'
States and Canada, will be held in Detroit, Of
the 25th of June.
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

AT ca VI RI DIG u n II TON,
For the week ending Tuesday, June o. 1868.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MAHKr,-
cattle Slcep Sbo,o. HoJs calr,s.
5 5 5s:i i s s::S e.. 5 53 sS " I55 81
PalcFs.-Becf caifc.-Estra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, slt50@sf.15, hrst quality sii0o til5 second
quality, $500 lDi31i third quality sl2ul0 st2laP
100 MS ON total weight Of hide ialow aud dressed hecr
\ few choice single pairs, s1oh3 n ioa0l Bulls So
value as beef Handy Steers sl25 ~ ssm
Much C0irs.-fnir quality 81 m 20 extra good, 80 10
10, with without calves a. may be agreed arrow
sfore',-Yearlings soo@ on two-ycars old soo@oo,
siseg and LI1'bs- 5aD a ets extra cts v ID on
live weight, or 5000 DU.0o head shorn 90 10 a.
E; pd Fat Hog 81 40 'l'v b. Spring P's' '''' SIS
Has..-Brighon, q a loet'. country lots ga ~ es.
! Talom~sl az cts Y h. Country lots "a 10 scts.
Peits, with wool on, s2.liM $50. Country lots dry
4 y AZ sl.25. Lambs, 40, shorn, 2ic.
/ RrMARKs-The receipts Of cattle this week were,
nom Maine q, n H. So VI. lol Mass. 30 Canada 10,
Western 2i Last year the average weekly receipts Of
cattle including Western ll7l the large number Of 12
and seriously depressed business at funeul Hall.
Trade was, yesterday, in particular, very hlr, one
butcher said that he sold between aud 500 lbs Of meat
yesterday from lot Of cattle that cost onehalfeen per
ID. more than his last weeks stock Tor over two cents
per ID. less than he sold last Tuesday. Tho Northern
stock at Cambridge, about 20, was mostly quite slim,
composed largely OF oxen TINT have done more plowng
and less eating Of moal are advisable for stall od hui
locks The quality Of Western stock was fair and some
good lots We but two pair Of Northern sold for
over C per le and no Western 9r over ~ although
understand few Of the best Western sold on com,
mission, which cost about lic per H. q, W. Bailey sold
one pair Of oxen fed by j. H. tale liarr2 itat llle
x, and Bowen one pair at 90 per lb d. Philbric6
sold at II 10 lic Dow MolntIre one pair at tc and
another OF 3 per lb T. Parker sold pair llc aud
two steors and one COW at lie per H. The Western were
mostly sold at 70 to ilc per h. Trade dull and prices
probably average something like Oc per 100 lbs. les
Than last week There were only about 100 Northern
sheep mostly shearcd and generally ofp0or quality, al
TO 6lc per H. g. W. bailey sold one drove of65 fed by
H. Gage Of Barre, VI, 81 lbs each, for 7lc per 10
Western sheop all commission, Western fat hogs
lower and 40 store pigs.
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A BAGAIL TYLER'S EsTATE-Th

"A Subscribers having heen appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Washington
nssoners 70 receive, examine and adjust all eaius and
demands OF all persons, against the estate OF Ahaa T
ler late Of Northheld In said District deceased opre
sented msolyent and the term OF six months nom the
2st day Of April 6e being allowed by said Court 10 the
creditors Of said deceased 70 exhibit prove their
pectiye claims before Ms Give notice, that We viii
attend ~ tho duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of Aaron farnhan IN Northheld, IN said DIS
rict the third Tuesdays Of June aud August next
at o'clock In the afternoon, each of aid days.
). q. STANTON, lc.,,..
LOREN u. FULLER,
Northheld. Aay An, A. ID. 1868. llll
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4 POSITIVE CURE FOR sCROFuLA
IN all IL manifold furm-.
w. iornor, Esq. of parkerburg West Va, writes to
DR.. Anders July 3, 7C6 as follows
" / had % Running Ulcers when commenced taking
Your Iodine Water and am entirely cured nf Scro-
Mla.N
DR. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
81 pure solution Of iodine, irilom 20 soheaf, ne aos
porcrfAi Itasing iysat and Rssorafie kHon Circulars
free.
J, p, DlNsAlORE, Proprietor, 90 D.p Street, New
York sold hy all Druggists lcle
WHISPERS.
On. LANoSrEs C0HRoLlA will force Nhiskers or Nous
taehcs on the smoothes face or chin or Hair on BAL,
Heads. Never known 10 fail.
Sample 'n trial, sent for luronts
address, REEVES co.
CHS Nassau ST., New York.
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slals A..ays,l. oaIse. a Sac .,rssl. ps.lea.

State Assayeis Odlee, Al State street, Boston,
October IL, 1867. }
Dr. George ". Baboock sir--i have analy zed and
tested the Hair Dressing received nom with the fol-
lowing results
il 1 nee nom silver lead sulphur, acids alkaes or
Injurious substances Of any kind
1t Is skilmlly prepared, containing valuable medic-
nal ingredients. which known 10 stimulate the
growth Of the hari and can recommend a. superior
preparation aud that may be used with entire
safety.
Each bottle contains twelve auid ounces: Respect
fully, lSgncdl $. DANA HAYES,
state Assayer Of Mass
II stimulates the growth Of the hair keeps tho head
cool moist and clean not soil the the skim
and H. effect upon the agpeaape Of the hair Is erytAg
that can be desred
II only proroies bat Fssertes luSurant handsome
growth of hair in It's natural color through life
PREPARED ONLY
IN. GEORGE W. BABCOCk,
Scientific Dormatologlsi
Avn solb ny nm At
Is WINTER STREET, BOSTON,
Aud by all Druggists throughout the United staie..
/ U1shNduW
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1t is stated that it takes $4,000 worth
of gold 10 gid the china ware made annually
in England The trades using standard gold
buy ii in clipped soyereigns at the mint,
The Seaman's Friend Society has set afloat
on as many vessels, 75l libraries, the past
year.
The American Sunday School Union
spent Sll7,0S6 last year,
Don't have too many friends He who can't
count his friends, can't count upon them,
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.pAILROAD ACROSS THE CONT.
Az MINT

The CENTRAL PAowc RAunoAD CowrASr are author.
ized BY Acts Of Congress construct with the aid and
supervision orthe United states Government the wo1
ern and principal portion Of the Natonal Trunt Line
between the Pacific Coast and the Mississippi valley.
Thcy have built by far the most dincut and expensive
portion Of their Road and have an Unprecedented worh
ing force extending the track the Salt Lake Basin.
BY the close Of 1885, It Is expected they will have
miles in full operation, and that the
ENTIRE LINE WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870
More than Twenty MLnoSs or DoLLARs have been
expended the work and the construction rssouros
ample for tho remainder They eonss, Of
!. UNITED STATES BONDS to the extent Of sa5.o1
per mile average delivered a. the work progresses.
9. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the snme amount
issued also according to the progress Of the road and
having the preferred caim-superior that Of the Cow
eminent
Q. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS aloug the route, 500
per mile Or nearly million acres in all, which
ceiling at the minimum rate ofs2.lo per acre.
q. CAPITAL STOCK ofs0eoeo ofwhich s5ooooo
Is subscribed aud paid on the work done.
o. CASH RESOURCES, comprising Donations from
California amounting to sI,25o,coo, Net Earn
ngr etc. Isis TO ls7o s6ooooo, making total Of more
than
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ESSAYS ron YOuNG Mas, tho Errors Abuses, and
Diseases, incident 10 Youth and Early Manhood with
the humane view Of treatment and cure sent by mall In
sealed letter envelopes nee of charge Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia, Pa.
May q l5i2lldaw
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Ey- Scientific research cannot furnish an article nr
the Toilet superior to this.
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CET THE BEST BLOOD

GURVEYING-The undersigned will at
- tend 10 tho business n surveying land tho coming
Plots neatly and accurately given with doscrip
tions and deeds for record when desired
f. VI BROWN
Loomi. ST. Montpelier March "a. ls6s. dawlm
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TnE ONLY NLIABLE REMEDY for those bro,eH disooio
rafioHs the fac IL perrys Moth and freekle Lotion
Prepared only ~ DR. y. q. psRaY 90 bond st., New
York. ~ Soldeyerywhere. OC3ldawGmo
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HAIR DIE s SIN q,
ron SALE ny An

d Il Il Il q | S 4 5,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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OoMMopoRE Nurr.-fhis little gentleman,
now travelling with Gen. Tom Thumbs Troupe,
and who is said to be the smallest man in
America, went to the hall of " Naiad Temple
of Honor and Temperance" in this place, on
last evening, and was indicted into the mys-
tories of that Order. We trust the young
gentleman will never forget the solemn obli-
cations he there took upon himself to work
until the end of life in the great cause of tenn.
perance and humanity. w'R.