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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-03
Commercial.
Exports for the Week ending Thursdny,
January 2.


Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
January 2.
FOREIGN.
and 1880 bales Upland Cttton, 6C0 bbls
Roa,n Per British brig Two Brothers-600
bhIs Spirits Turpentine, ss8 bbls Rosin. :
MATANZAs-Per schr MinerVa-59, ,084 feet Pitch
Pine Lumber, $50 bbls Rosin, 40 bbls Spirits
Turpentine, so bbls Potatoes, "A half bbls Mack
BARcELoNA-Per Spanish bark Esperanza-642
bales Upland Cotton. 4,
DOMESTIC
BOsTON-Per schr Hawkins-94 bales Cot
ton, 594 bales Upland Cotton, IL casks Rice, l0
casks Hides, $50 bbls Rosin. 25 tons Old Iron
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per schr d b Warner-oso
bales Upland Cotton.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-1S bags
I and $40 bales Upland Cotton, 106 bales Domes-
tics, II bales Yarn, $50 ttercesRice, 80 casks
Clay, IS Packages. Per steamship Sar.~
ton, 1O8 tierces Rice, II bales Yarn. 4S uerces
Clay, - bbls Ale, las empty Barrels. 80 packages
Sundries. Per steamship Emily Souder-
46 bales Cotton, S31 balos Upland Cotton, %
tierces Rice, GO Packages.... Fer steamship
James Adger-1S bags S I and 706 bales Up
land Cotton ITO tlerces Rice, A bales Domeshcs
2S casks Clay 25 bags Peanuts Al bales Yarn,
Boxes, Q Trunks, Packages. Per schr
Aucricus-15O. QUO feet Lumoer.
PHILADEPHIA-Per steamship Allance-lS5 bales
Cotton, 1875 casks Rice, 40 bales Yarn. AZ bales
Rags and Rope, 1s hnds Iron, go tons Pig 1ron
$4,000 feet Lumber, quo empty Barrels, l2O pack
ages Mdze, Per schr James Parsons-l2
casks Clay, so packages Furniture, 200 tons Old
Iron. 81, 900 feet Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-66 heroes
Rice 28S bales Cotton, 166 packages Sundries,
So bags Peas, 15 bales Rope Cuttings, 8 bales
Hides.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-03

SEA Island CoTToM-Tne arrivals for the week
have been large in Florida descriptions, but light N
Sea Islands. There continues to be steady inquiry
for the fine and choice qualities, but the common
grades have to be sold at rates in favor of the buyer
The sales Of the week have been. about 500 bales,
mostly Floridas, and note the following transac-
lions IS Flodas OF 8bc 81 at 40; IS at 4S; at 45;
Is 47 4st 80; at 6 27 at 66 u at 81; 20 at 90;
IS so s5 of Sea Islands, Is at 47; at so; II
at sI 7o at so 1s at 81 at 81 20 q b. We quote
common qualities S594o; Medium 6O@so; Fine sOc.
0s1 90, sad Extra Fine and Choice at 81 1901 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-03
Consigne per South Carolina Railroad
.Tauuaru2 a.

Consignees per South Cnrolina Railroad
January q.
1856 bales Cotton 1889 bags Grain, 1Ss bags Cotton
Seed, q bales Hay, car Stock, &c. To Railroad
Agent, F A Sawyer, g " Williams Go, N Robson,
West & jones, Jeffords & Co, Dowie & Noise, 1
MIkeI. Gibpes & Co. E q Rodgers & Co. W VII
nlms. ] II Caldwell socs, tnslow 3 Co. D
Busch, ONeln Davis, j Campsen b Co. Good
rich, Wineman Co, Cohen, lIanckel Co, Graeser,
Lee, Smith Co, L DeSaunure, D Ktrkpat.
rick Cart Kopf Z Jervey, j r Pringle, Willis
ch1soln, Ezekiel Kohu, Utssy & Kenyon, Rob-
inson, and Order.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Januarya.
81 bales Upland and 8 bsleu s I Cotton, sc6 bbla
Naval Stores, Mdze, &c. To D Stoney, " Dukes
& Co, l. D Desaussure. PIitchett Ravenel 4 20,
F Sawyer.
Passenger.
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, via Bluff.
ton, Beaufort, &c-Cspt Robertson, Burns,
Psrdee, Capt Speed A Dudley, Miss Read. DR. orr,
" q Neilson and wife, ] Grey, G Wilson, F Wilson,
Porter, and 18 deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-03

PHASES OF THE NOON.
First Quarter, I'd, 10 hours, 81 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 9th, 5 hours, 46 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter 18tb, II hours, I6 minutes, morning.
New Moon, Oath, q hours, 10 minutes, evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-16
LATE earle pISIAIcHRs.



~ MADRIp, Dsc. q.
HotsithsaAndiag the sarrsadsr ofths Cadis
insurssnts there il psactionary movsmest
spreading throughout Spain. Disturbances
are prevalent in many pisces. The national
suasas versnspins saligd - ysstendsy TO
prevent The wortmen from rising,
Families continue to lsavs Madrid in fear
Of as1A9 osshis.s The posr A IN fear
fi,l condition |; sd bns;ssas is paralyrsd.
The goysssnent Of SarrngoasA lslssraphsd
10 she e1E6as tASs tk4laesaiaA ii 1Asssons
OF Mount Blanc association formed there
h.SAA rsAched, and will ex4pd eFsr Nc a'y.
Na1q M = ! presiD - ri ~ 1oan-
isAssom 1sijossS.skbly sdy1 for4AS pro-
lection and nmtr OF Casbplisisn ,bst in rail-
ty issis sa1aAiAksa, fsr lAs psspagaaiss OF ah.
solute principles prenas~sosy 10 rising in ia>.
vor Of Don Csrlos. .
ii conplancs With tie demands Of The
fwkiaA HlNsaEsu sAsTtNssk gosyssWnent
ii feduest<d 10 diIhund rs voldnyeef corps
and forbid thsa Grecisa oi6ses ssoa pArtiei
pasinr IL ths Csstan insafrecticn, and also
permit the fauuiss sf Insurgents to return to
Caete. lreace SefnesA 44sA aemands and
Ihs fsrkish Minister g preparing 10 de-
n>n = s8 f4s YES W*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-16
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA. Dsc, Is.
A Havana special Of the 18th, via Key
West IN Ntb kya tAe. 0ov11Amtut troops
suffered fearfully il iAs recent encounters,
aed thAt BslYasodA isia nansit;us, dsmaad.
inK reiufur6rtkents. = - .
Risings ~ rsporsaA i asssral Of thslarge
towns. 1900 81 sssxxs~
The ;nsurrect;onists are withis i;iteen miles
n - -cae.l fxs;s y -Rsisish
M I'd - isqsis5 e.. ID d, i'm.
msdiats uss, aad heye eath0rizsd ihs Span
ish banks to make - additional issue OF pa
per to tbAtAaouuN "a asa -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-16

Nxw DREsAxs, Dec. l5.
I The reported ,roubls on Steamship Havan
osecesu4 oftle chsnse esseso seen1Aed
10 nothine AT . quit on board no~ and
ihs men have gone 70 work. zss
!: kALKIos, Dec. l5.
John I Dswsys yepssssetosiv0to - eoustess
from this State today vas indlcseAEb ~ the
jury in Circnit Court for vi0latieA 0f The
rost o1saes lae1s aaa absoe ~ ~ frsnking
priviIaux a55ass ~ ssHaAs& &As
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-16

III 4 1F1
GOLD CLAlassl II YORK 1888.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

FIKsT NATIONAL BANK, sPhINGfIELD Vt,
- All descriptions OF GorcnmeHt Securities Bought
Ssif, or Exchanged, ut office and by Mail and Tcle
graph at Mgkef Rates.
II Accounts Of Banks Bankers, ana thors received
and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

The village trustees Of Rutland have no.
tined the saloon keepers to close up at hale
past-ninc.
Last Tuesday, Mr.. Silas Underwood, of
Danville, as he was leading his horse. sud-
denly fell down insonsible, and died shortly
after.
The harness shop Of Louis Blanchard Of
Bellows Falls was totally consumed Inv fro
together with most Of its contents on Friday
night Of last week.
The towns Of Swanton and Tliaheate
have removed the conditions on which aid
had previously been voted TO the Lamoille
Valley Railroad. This action greatly en-.
courages the enterprise.
Roswell NJ Field, who is called the
Nestor Of che Missouri Bar, and who is talk.
ed Of among the candidates to succeed Mr..
Henderson in Senate is a son of the late Gen
Martin Field, Of Newiaue, VI.
AT the annual election of the Rutland
Railroad Company, held at the company's of.
ice IN Rutland on Wednesday. the following
gentlemen were elected directors John b.
Page, Rutland Edwin A. Birchard. George
NJ Barnard, Peter Butler, G. b. Chase. B6s.
ton James II. Williams, Bellows Falls
Lawrence Barnes, Burlington.
Mr.. Isaiah Dow is rebuilding the wooden
mill which was burned at Hincsburph last
March and will begin to operate in it by the
first OF june next
As the night train was approaching Rnt-
land on Saturday morning, the engineer sud-
denly discovered some one lying ON the track
As soon as the train could be stopped he
found woman had been caught by the cow
catcher but strange TO say not bone was
broken. She was full of bcnzne. Another.
IN the same condition, on Thursday night,
had her head literally smashed to pieces and
q maic a.syoie,, So s,.J-. o.-....
In st. Adams, good body beech, birch
aud maple sells at from SO to 81 per cord.
and good early cut hay sells for Sl5 a ton.
Prof a. d. lIager, State Geologist lee.
lures on the Paris Exposition, at Essex Cen
ire tomorrow Wednesday evening
"A drunken rowly. without proyosatiop.
assaulted Mr. l.. Johonnett, an cstimable
business man Of Burlington last evening. in.
iiieiing severe and dangerous injuries.
"A perfectly white owl, measuring five
feet from tip to tip OF wings, was shot last
week by Mr.. o. Holden, Of Mt Holly. The
bird is not an inhabitant Of this section Of the
country.
Good hard, 20 inch stove wood, is 50
per cord in liydepark. Think oft,
Ripley Female College, Poultncy, had
an aggregate Of $50 pupils the past year, of
whom from so to 100 have been boarders.
1t has faculty Of 10 teachers.
Bad rum made disgracelul row at the
livery stable Of George Richardson in Rut-
land last Sunday. Several parties were ar
rested and George Richardson and Samuel
liathorn were each put under $500 bonds for
trial at the county court and jesse Clark
was fined So and costs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

The congregational church in Mount
Vernon, Ohio, which used to be stigmatized
as a, Niger church, has prospercd never
theless, to an extent that gives assurance that
II is safe to do right Their beautiful new
church. costing $4,000, and all paid for,
was dedicated few days since.
The american Presbyterian gives an
account Of singular revival movement in
Gait, a town Of Upper Canada, the main fea.
ture Of which is the meeting Of large numbers
OF the people to read their Bibles, and to
converse with one another as to the meaning
Of the passages read. It commenced with
street preaching by two laymen, recently ar
rived from Scotland. Soon the Methodist
church was thrown open, and then that ofth
Free Church. the largestin town. The latter
was atlast accounts too small tohold thocrowd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

Prom the Army Hospital tho bloody battlefield tho
mansion Of tho rich aod Tho humble abode Of tho poor
from the Office and The sacred desk from the mountain
top distant valley aud ro Islands Of tho occanfrom
every nook and corner Of The civilized world pouring
IN the evidence Of the astonishing effects " DnAKEs
PLANrArov BirrERs. Thousands upon Thousands Of
letters like the following may be seen at our Office
have been On the Army Hospital for four
toon months SPECIFICS and nearly dead At Alton H.
they gave me bottle Of Plantation Bitters Three bot
Ties have made me a we'll man. &. II. FLAUrr.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior 70 the best Imported
Gcrman Cologne and sold at half the price.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

THE LARGEST AND BEsr.-rhe Christian Era Is one Of
best religious woeklIesaby conducted, raey, out
spoken and independent II has just boon enlarged Ia
eight columns on page, making Il hs largest religious
fourpags paper published IN Boston. Among Its
ibuor for tho ensuing Of the ablest and
most popular writer's Of the day Now is the time To sub
scribe for H. It costs only sa5o per year. Send for
specimen copy. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
oFFIc ERSs
CLARENCE H. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mlttee.
HENRY d. COOKE. Vice President.
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Aetuary.

This Company, National In Its character, offers by
reason of its Large Capital Low Rates Of Premium and
Now Tables, the desirable Of lnsurng life
yet presented TO the public.
The rates rpremum, being largely reduced made
favorable 10 the insurers those Of the best Mutual
Companies and avoid all the complications and
tainties Of Notes. Dividends and the misunderstanding
which the latter apt to cause the Policy Holder
Several new and attractive tables presented
which need only be understood prove acceptable to
the public such as the 1NCOME-PRODUClNG POLICY
and RIsrUR N PREMIUM POLICY. In the former the
policy not only life Insurance. payable
at death, but will receive II living, AFTER period Of
few years, annual ueoms equal 10 ten per cent 40 PEI
cent? ofs par ofhs policy In tho latter the Company
agrees 10 10 he assured t total amount Of money h
pad in, addition to tAs amognf Of his policy.
The attention ofpersons contemplating lnsurng the
lives increasing the amount OF insurance they already
have called to the special advantages offered by th,
National Life Insurance Company
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given APP
plicaton to tho Branch Office OF the Company. or L
tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
TELEGRAPIEIC NEWS.

BosT0N Dec 90
a disastrous conAagration occurred in
Lynn this morning. Among the buildings
destroyed were the Lyceum Hall Building
containing the Central Bank and two stores,
Frazier's Block containing the Post Office,
several Offices and Frazier's shoe mandatory,
Bubier's block, principally occupied by shoe
dealers, dwelling house, &C. The loss will
reach 100000 Insured to Il considerable
extent. From 600 to 1000 operatives are
thrown out Of employment.
The fire was much the largest ever known
ia Lynn. Engines from Salem, Marblehcad,
Chelsea aud this city went to their assistance,
and rendered valuable aid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
(TelegyapAsa EEPrsssy for HafeA'aa & STATE J0gTHal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,

PRIcEs-Besf Caffle-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen $3.50 Sl4O0 hrst quality s2jO 1900 second
quality slOoD l2OOi third quality, $1,000 "a Sll.0e v
100 ms on total weight Of hide allow and dressed beef
4 few choice western, 0o.00 a 0).Oo Bulls Sc,
$1,000 $500
EorkHg or,H.slo0 s275 Y pair or according to thcli
value as beef Handy Steers, slim, SIS a slOJ.
Mich Consular quality s27 a 65; extra good s75 a
100, with or without calves may DO agreed; arroW
and ordinary S35DSO
sioyes-Yearlings, slo@2si two-years old, s25 a As
threeyears old, SIS a 50.
sheep and Lam5s.-s200 a $3.50; extra 50 a Soc v ID
on live weight, or 4 a SIC head. Shorn 90 "a %
Shofes.-9i a II cts retail, "a % cts. v NJ. Fat
Hogs u u We " n. Spring Pigs 500 II 500 V head.
veal Cates.-Su Don q head.
Hides.Brghton, l0l II cts. country lots 10 ~ l0,e
Caif Skms.-l5H ~ cts.
Pouifry.-Liye, Il "a IS cts.
RENARKs.-There were only some go cattle and e0l
sheep received this morning over the Northern road al
Cambridge There were, however, quite a number In
the yards left from last market both Northern and
Western. The markets closed last week uniavOrabe t.
the drovers, 30 unsatisfactory the Offers that many
refused 10 sell and preferred to try their luck another
represented by the butchers TO be very unyorabo L
thoir Interests Although the receipts so small
there appeared 20 be az many cattle as were wanted
but little change in prices from last Tuesday Baldwin
Mead Of Piermont N. H., estimated 10 dress $50 lbs
each at 1919, 10 j. T. Taylor. NJ. Pike sold a pair Of
Devons and pair Of native oxen weighing 1900 lbs
at home, fed in Norwich, VI, by T. Hutchinson Son,
and an extra pair ON private terms.
In consequence Of the small number Of sheep at
ke sales were made readily perhaps, but there
largo quantities OF dressed mutton sent 10 market
prices continue low and butchers were not disposed 10
advance prices on sheep One small lot sold at s. per
hundred, and l27 at $3.50, and 1925 refused for
engaged by particular butchers who rely the droYers
for the supply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
NEW YoRK, Dec. 20.


Gold, Sl,314
Private letters from Central America state
that the foreign residents at Panama are
highly delighted with the project for ship
canal across the Isthmus Of Panama They
also believe that the United States will pur-
chase the Isthmus aud make it American ter
ritory 1t is understood that President
johnson, in his recent Amnesty Proclamation,
did intend to relieve Arnold, Mudd Spangler
and other prisoners, confined for completely
in the assassination of President Lincoln,
of the penalty Of their crimes. The Richmond
Wig says that influences are at work among
the highest Virginian circles, to organize
measures for the ending Of sectional strife, on
the occasion Of the new administration, and
for the settlement of any National demand
that may be made upon the Southern people.
1t appears that the unfortunate woman
who committed suicide at Chicago on Christ
mas eve, was not the widow Of brother of
Chas. Dickens, as reported, but that the Wild
ow of said brother and her children are in
England.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
is at the Clarendon Hotel Chief Justice
Chase is stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
DE-. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent.

Pint bottles at 81, for the Of aneness scratches
wind gals sprains, bruises splns cuts collie slipping
sthe oVer-heatng, sory throat, nail in the foot &c II
warranted cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered to the public Thousands Of animals have
been cured Of the collie and overheatng by the Lni-
mont and hundreds that wero crippled and lame have
been restored 10 their former ygor II used by the
hr horsemen throughout the States Orders are con-
stanty received from the racing stables of England for
fresh supplies Of this invaluable article over $500
timonials have been received. Remember, one dollar
laid out In time may the life your horse Sold by
all Druggists. Onoe 10 Park Place n Y i6.f9-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in The Montpelier Post OEc,
Dec. 20, 1868.
LAprs.-Mlss Irena y. Andrcws, Nellie NJ. Bruce
Martha +. Carpenter Ella ,. Flint Rose Hall G. Kel
logg, Maggie McCauon, Mrs. Green, Ellen Lawrence
Cynthia Nelson, Emma Robinson, Maria H. Richardson,
Alice y. Perloy.
GEvrLgMrv.-J " Bridrman, Gov. Bates. Jastua But
lor Harlow Chase, S. w. Benjamin O. s. Clark Leonard
Cutler o. H. Conant q Peter Dcnuncls Charles Estos
John fannery Christopher Heath, IT,, Rev H. Hitch
cock, =. Iubcad, John s. Harrington, Casper Kent
Henry P Larrabco, Loo Miller, VIM Martin, j. s. Nor.
RE, Cornelius Perrin, Francis Papion Joseph b. Payne
r. b. Paine, Vim. Park r W Parker, Peter Rose, Raelc
RIcam, Justus Steele, Johnny sullivan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

lh'N-bNf ~ 10 INV 80
There is considerable excitement at Latay-
cite and vicinity, growing out Of the death
bed confession of a woman named White.
Having been informed that she could not re-
cover, She requested that several persons be
sent for, and TO them confessed that she had
caused the death of an infant child her hus-
bands father, aud finally her husband, by adj
minstering poison to them. The first muir
der occurred about years ago, and the Sec
ond year afterwards Her husband was in
the army, and upon his return she poisoned
him. The cause is not stated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
ALLCOCKS POROUS PLASTERS
ACCVNVI ATE rTrCTRfcrrrV

whereby the circulation Of the blood becomes equazed
upon the part whore applied, causing pain and morbid
action TO cease
Was there ever published stronger evidence than this
Certificate from A. F. Sterling, Esq
For two years, have been great sufferer irom neu
aga in the head, and found only temporary relief from
all the various remedies thatl have tried until applied
onoot "ALLCOCks POROUS PLASTERs" lieut. tin
to three strips, placing under each shoulder blade
and the other the small Of my back and for the past
three months have had scarcely winge Of the old
pain advise all who suffer from nervous diseases TO
lose no time in ms king trial OF the wonderful plaster
A. F. STERLING, seey Singer Mfg Co,
New York, June B, is6s.
Principal Agency Brandreth House, New York. Sold
by all Druggists 46.i9-dnw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
NEW YORK MARKET.
Reported srpre,siy for the Waiehman and Journal BY
H. BALLARD 4 co.

H. P, BALLARD 4 co.
NEW YoRK Dec. %, 1868
Butter 81 10 COO common and grease II to SIC. Cheese,
factory to l9c, ordinary 10 to re. Maple Sugar 10 10
l5c Flour, Extra state 800 TO 1925, Suporhne state
1915 TO $685. Extra southern $50 TO $500 Ohio and
Western 800 TO $50 Canada $ii50 to si225, Buck
wheat S5l5 70 5000. Hops, Vermont p TO 25c Wool,
Vermont washed 6 70 f7c, unwashed 81 to BE- sheep
400 20 1925 Peachblows s275 to $500 Gold, sl.s5i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANIMAL

lostetters United States Almanac for 1862 for disri-
button, gratis throughout the United States and all civ
ililed countries of the Western Hemisphere will be pub
hshed about the first of January and all who wish to
understand the true philosophy of health should read
and ponder valuable suggestions contains In ad-
dton to admirable medical treatise on the causes
prevention and Of great variety of diseases en-
braces large amount OF information interesting to tho
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer the
planter, and professional man and the calculations
have been made for such medans and lattudes as are
most sutablefor correct and comprehensive NATIONAL
CALSDAR.
Tho nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
HosTErTERs STOMACH BITTERs, the staple tonic
and Alternative Of than half the Christian world arc
fully set forth It's pages which also interpreted
with pictorial Illustrations, valuable receipts FOR the
household and farm numerous anecdotes and other in
struetve and amusing reading matter, original and Sc
lected Among thoA uals tosppear with tho opening
Of The year this viii be the useful and may be had
for The sskny Send for copos to tho Central Manuc-
tory at Pittsburgh Pa the nearest dealer in HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTRRs The Bitters are sold
In every city, town and village Of thoU.s. 4i,l7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
NV YoRK. Dec. 30.
The following cable specials are published
RrRIIN Dec d

The Following cable Specials are published.
BERLIN, Dec. 81.
1t is stated that the basis of the discussions
of the Paris conference are the autonomy of
Crete the suspension of the energetic
measures enunciated in the Sultans ultima
tum agreement to support the just demands
of Turkey The Independence Belle of the
18th inst, says it appears that Prussia has
not joined the other great powers in support
Of the Turkish demands, as she still holds to
the opinion given previously, that Crete
ought to be coded to Greece, but neyerthe-
less she has recommended prudence and cir
cumspecton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

An Irishman called at drug store to got bottle Of
"Johnson's Anodyne Linlmcntn for the Rheumatism,
the druggist asked him in what part Of the body II
troubled him most " Be me soul said he, :" have IL
In livery houl and conner or me,n 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30
Advertisements.
THE
U N ! o " P TFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
offer limited amount Of their
FIR ST RTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.
NINE nuNpREp AND SIXTY MILE
AT pAR.

VI The line West from Omaha now completed and tho
work s going on through the Winter. A. tho distance
between the finished portion OF the Union and Central
Pacific Railroads So now ess than 900 miles, and both
companies are pushing forward the work with great
energy, employing over a,ooo men, there eau DO no
doubt that the whole
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-30

Tho numerous friends aud patrons Of Dr. Piumloy ar,
hereby informed that his Office, in Montpelier will b,
closed from the 18TH 10 the ojh Of January and tho
time In February
Respectfully
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