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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14

On motion OF Mr. hutchinson, oi bring,
adjourned
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the appointment of III
Standing Committees Of the House, as follows
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
On Elections
Mr.. Weber of Rochester,
Briggs Of Brandon,
Bartlett of Lyndon,
Weed Of Shebume,
Hall Of Orwell
Holmes Of sudbury
Colby Of Lincoln.
Of Ways and Mems
Mr.. Park of bennington,
Merrill OF Reading,
ilibbard Of Concord,
iangdon of Montpelier.
Proctor of Rutland,
Hill Of Middlebury,
Hunt Of st. Adams.
On Military Affairs.
Mr. Grout of Barton,
Beatte of Brunswick,
Howe of Jericho,
Fletcher of Cnyendish
Smith Of Stowe,
lynde Of Marlboro,
Williams Of Monkton.
o., Judieary.
Mr., Miner of Manchester,
Converse of Woodstock,
Wales Of Burlington,
Brigham Of llydepark,
Wood OF Fairhnyen,
llinckley of Chelsea,
Waterman of Wilmington,
On Education.
Mr. Mead of Randolph,
Dunn of Fairfax,
Corey of Cnitsbury,
Gleed of M0rrstown,
Baldwin of linesburgh
Jones of Benson,
Brigham of Pittsfied.
On Claims.
Mr.. pmgrey Of WeathersGeld,
Hall Of St. Johnsbury,
Sykes of Dorset,
Humphrey Of Underhill,
Golf of Royalton,
Barnes of ferrisburgh,
Peabody Of Pittsiord.
On Ruiioadf.
Mr.. Jones of Cornwall
Crane of Newport,
langdon Of Montpelier,
Hall of GrOtOn,
Martin Of Montgomery,
Foster of Wolcott,
lloskison of Mt. Holly.
On Banks.
Mr.. Allen of lrasburgh,
Pingrey of Weathersiield,
King Of Tunbridge,
Abel of West Haven
Rodimon Of Bridgewater,
On MANUFACTURES.
Mr.. Esiey Of Brettleboro,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14

Tm CoScERr To-NoRRow EyNiNG.-We sin
cerely trust that the announcement for the Con-
cert at Bethany Church tomorrow, "wednesday
evening, will not escape attention. The occasion
will surely be rire one to the lovers Of good
music, and should attnct a large audience. The
organ is a superb instrument of torty-iour stops,
the largest we believe, north of Worcester,
Massachusetts, and for variety and quality of
tone, is not surpassed anywhere To say nothing
of the performances OF Mr.. Buck the entertain
ment would more than compensate the expense OF
admission but when we take into account his
surprising skill as an organist, regarded as he Is
by many as second 10 none in the country, we aver
unhcsitatingly that whoever fails to hear him will
miss it. The opportunity to witness such skill
lul manipuations of the Il" king Of instruments, y
will not be repeated in this place. Mr.. b. 5 part
of the programme has been arranged with espe-
cial reference to variety. Among the other good
things on the programme, we notice grand
redcum, by Kreissinnn, and brilliant chorus by
Romherg. This will he the first formal opening
of Bethany church to public assembly. All
members Of the Society and their friends, will
natumlly feel desire to see it by the light Of its
three-sclrc burners. The organ case is a structure
of surprising richness and beauty, and taken all
together, the audience will find much to see as
well as 10 hear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14

mont Of the act to incorporate the Iamoillo Val
lev Railroad Company following the road TO
terminate in Swunton, instead OF a. in the origin
al bill y to Committee ON Railroads
By Mr. Park Of Bennington authorizing the
Bennington and Rutland Railroad Company to
extend their milroad to West Rutland to Com
mttce ON Railroads
Resolpiions.-B Mr. Wheadon of Pawlet, that
50 much Of the Governors Message as relates to
Education be referred to the Committee ON Edu-
cation adopted.
By Mr. ShuletOn Of Sunderland, tmt 50 much
Of the Governors Message rs relates 10 taxing
railroad stock and bonds he referred to the Com
mittce Of Ways and Means adopted.
By Mr. Briggs of Brandon, that 80 much OF
the Governors Message as relates 10 salaries OF
States Attorneys be referred 10 Select Committee
consisting Of one member from each county ;
adopted
Joint Resolution ---Bv Mead of Randolph,
rendering the use Of the Hall Of the House OF
Representatives to the Officers Rc-Union Society
ON the evening of Oct. 29d for their annual nd
dress adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Irishof Senrsbugh. adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14
The Reign of Terror.

While Grant says, " Give us Peace the dem
onocracy of certain portions Of the South seem to
have taken Frank Blair's advice in earnest, ana
10 be really organizing a system OF intimluatlon
and actual violence against all kcpupicoh-' oaoN
or white
At Camilla, Georgia, the official report is that
the wholesale murder Of colorcd men "was delib-
emtely planned by the whites while in LOUIS
lana, we are informed, the rule is to assall the
person and destroy the property OF Republican
editor and TO kill all colored men who attempt To
defend him. This Is Il o last practical application
OF Blair's tcAt, and it strikes us that It must be
very gratifying 10 those friends ol hov. Sey-
mour who once amused Themselves by numbering
the negroes Of New York and making bon-iircs OF
their dwellings. Undoubtedly these murderer oi
the North and South will unite in jealousy sup
porting Seymour and Blair, and in return, should
they be elected, Seymour and Blair cannot be 50
ungateful MS 10 turn the cold shoulder 10 their
blood-thirsty friends Suppose the southern
States to I've carried for Seymour and Blair by
high-handed violence, and that they succeed really
by the bullet and not hy the ballot, what can any
man reasonably expect but reign OF terror abso-
lutely cOuntcnnnccd BY the highest officers Of the
Government Then how long would II bc
before the passion Of the whole country would be
aroused, and another singuinary civil war follow
This Is not picture pleasant to look at, so let
US turn TO Grants promise Of Peace. That is
the bow in the political sky that assures us that
the country shall neither be drenched again with
blood nor destroyed that violence shall not 60
unrebuked or UNPUBLISHED, and that the rights OF
person and property shall he secured to every cti-
zen, black or white, in every quarrer Of the land.
let us remember the opening words Of the Con-
stituton which declare that it was intended " TO
form more perfect union, establish justice, in
sure domestic tranquility, provide for the com
mon defence, promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings Of liberty to ourselves and
our posterity " and then let us all east our votes
for Grant and Coiax with perfect confidence that
when they swear to support that Constitution,
they will put an end to the reign Of terror and
give the country Peace. Peace peace is just
what the nation most needs. 1t is indispensable
for the true interests of every section and for no
part of the country 50 much as the South So
long as the blacks and the whites are qthrreng,
there can be no good crops Of cotton rice, sugar
and corn no certain means of support IN the
South and surely not enough to pay for the need
ed merchandise and manufactures from the North
Then the whole South, and at least all the bust
ness men Of the North, have direct personal
interest in peace With that, the scars of war
will soon be obitcrOted, even to the wipng out
of the National Debt. Without IT,, the prospect
will certainly be gloomy. Away, then, with the
Reign of Terror, and give Us Peace
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14
AFTERNOON

Tuesday, Oct. 70.
SENATE
JOINT Resolutions. Prom the House, providing
for joint assembly To elect certain officers therein
named, and on motion Of Mr.. llendee ordered a.
lie; also, providing for the appointment Of a
committee 70 visit the state Reform School (.
adopted
Rports.-From Committee on Railroads, Sen
ate bill No. 9, authorizing towns in Washington
Caledonia and Grunge Counties 10 aid in the con-
struction Of the Montpelier Railroad amended,
to strike out the grand list of non-resdents, and
81 reading ordered.
Sennte bill No Z, 10 c0nstrue OF amend An Act
Incorporating the lamoillc Valley Railroad. and
on motion Of Mr., Hard ordered 10 lie
Mr., liendco called up the Joint Resolution
providing for joint assembly, and on his motion
it was amended By striking ont, "also to elect
Judges of the supreme Court, and adopted
Mr.. Hard called up Senate bill No. :, An Act
in amendment of An Act Incorporating the La
noble Valley Railroad third reading ordered
On motion Of Mr. Hutchinson. OF Orange
adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14

j. II. Flagg, Esq, the popular and efficient
Clerk of the House, has organized his Depart.
ment by the appointment of the following as
sistants
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-14

ted to he House by the Secretary of Civil and
Militay Affairs and read by the Clerk
Rcs(uiioR.-By Mr. Baldwin of Hinesburgh
that tn Message of the Governor be ordered 10
lie, anC that the Clerk be directed to procure the
printing of one thousand copies for the use Of
the Hose
Mr.. Iced Of Waitsield moved to amend the
resolution, making the number three hundred in
stead oione thousand which was opposed by Mr..
Miner f Manchester, and disagreed to.
Mr., Nhcelock of Berlin moved to amend 50 as
make tia Joint resolution, $50 that one thousand
copies snll be the whole number for both houses
adopted
The resolution, as amended was then adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Brookins of Shoreham, ad-
journed
The Holt County sentinel., 1868-07-03
Az ER'S T,W
Ague Cure,
ron TINE SPEEDY CURE OF

lnterns itteMt Fever, - Fever ana Agus,
Rs,nittent Fever, i'hlll Fever; DWnsS
Ague, Periodical Headache, or nilioas
for shs whsls class. Of aiseasss Ssiginst-
Ing In hillary dcranG cement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Counsriss.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while Il cures the above complaints
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in distl,ets
where these affecting disorders prevail. IMs
"CUilg" expels the miasnate poison Of FRvl&
AND AouR from the system, md prevents the de.
velopmcnt Of the disease, II taken on The frat apS
The best remedy yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but als0 the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar mi,gs II within the
reach Of every body and IN billions districts, where
FEVER AND AorR prevails, every body should
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
othsr eyer discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lntermtents Is that Il contains no Qsinins
Or mineral consequently il paoduces no quinsin or
other injurious sfiects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. Those cured by Il are left u healthy % IL
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
ths miasmatc poison. A great variety VI disor-
dsrs arise fr0in its irritation, among which are
Nsuralgiar RAsuaatisn., Gont, Headache, Blind.
Mess, I6othqchs, En,nrhe, Cdtoryh. AsthMa, Pal
lpitat;op, Painfh AfccfioN IF the Spleen, Hysfer.
ics. Pain IN tie Booei,, Code, Iaraiysis and Ds.
sangemtMf cf As Stonidch, AL of which. when
ss. sysnsSSS or Sssaa. W: s G %
the poison from The blood. and consequently cures
them sll alike. il 10 an invaluable protection IL
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the mAlahous distriets! Ifxaken osca-
sionslly or daily while exp.Asd ~ ,the infection,
that will 10 sxcretc, from the system, and cannot
accumulate In sufficient quantity 10 ripcn into dis
sase. Hence It "a even more valuable for protes.
tion than cure. and few will ever shsf from Inter-
sk< ..vss
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rJ,HE HOLT COUNTY SENTINEL viii shortly be-
u enlarged from ~ 70 % columns, when It win bS
the largest coaatry paper In Northwest Missqafi
The Holt County sentinel., 1868-07-03
In Competition Nth the best Makers O. f
all Countries.

rJNHIs triumph is the more significant from the
L fact that NJ \ IL. were represented only by their
ly sold from their warerooms. The superiority of
their organs, in substantial excellence was univer-
sally recognized by the eminent jury, and by the
musical profession Of the world, represented at
Paris.
mails irom on Very Distinguished European orsanisis
| and Musicians to the superiority of their work,
Among them may be mentioned, THOMAS ALExAN-
DIRE, London; EDouAhD BATIsTE, Professor Of the
Imperial Conservatory of Music, and Organst Of the
Church of s.. Eustacie, Paris; 9, BENoIr, Paris,
tugal, etc; CYsiAy, Paris, ASroN CosaAYoN Mad
rid; MANUEL De LA MATA, Royal Commissioners Of
slton; A. DEssAur, Organist Of the Church Of 81.
Louis, Paris; August DURAND, Organist OF the
Church Of Vincent de Paul, and composer, Par
on, Organist OF the Church Of St. Uiotilde, Paris
WM GosrLTis, London; A, GounouLT, Roaen, l.,
ist, Heilborn; EDouAnD HOcIMELE. organist Of the
Church Of ST. PHILIPPE du Roch Of the Chapel Of the
of Music at the Imperial University Of Vienna, Ju-
ror of Musical Instruments at the Paris Exposition
ss g. nTTs Brsmsn Al KUI
ed composer and pianist, Paris, LEFEnuFE- WELY
Organst Of the Church OF st. sulpice, Paris, 9. LE
orsanist q the church o2 st. Paul. Paris s. MOI
Snussh
NJ. PEvIEn, Madrid; T. II. L. Pool, Organist u
Rr1tsn near P,sUn Hollands
Cologne; A. REiTER, Organist of the College 0
German Jesuits, Paris; 4; RoHMER, Leader ofth
e Parisj G. Rush, London; ii. scuwAB, Organist Q
the Protestant Chapel, Chalet du Bois Paris; Mad
|, A. sMyEns, Parisi n suITos' London; n: +
reur, de Ia socete des concerts du conseryatOire
. de Academic Imperiale de Musique, ex-Matried
= Chapelle de lEglise st. Thomas D,Aqun, &c.
0 Paris; yEvARTHEA Organist ut Red Hail. Surrey
a England THEoDoRE VIsARD, Redacteur-en-C Che
= de Ia Revue de Musique Sacree, ancienne ct mod
y erne, Paris; g. yoGT, Colmar;J. WNGFKLD, Lon
doni y. sAiNT-sAIEs, Composer and Organist ofth
=. Church of the Magdalene, Paris.
e NJ 4 H. also have the honor to refer to nearly a
the most prominent Organiss of america for tesmon
/, to the superiority of their work.
The Holt County sentinel., 1868-07-03

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shs Bs esqs "a s sSw
Paint In usej two coets well put On, mixed With
pure Linseed OIL Will lest ten or Ateen yssrs, u q
can b. chanSsdto g green ssd. slons. drab, olive
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trade marx Grafton Mineral Ealpf. Address = ]
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Z Bennett, Johnson 4 Co,,

uAvE removed from 10 Dey Of. to sl2 RroadWAy
II corner Of Houston st., N. Y, l1IVl,, ,,s, :
grain dealers friend. Does the work Of two boys
IN holding the bag open, and with It q farmer ~
1R tRs st = :s as
west, where frst intfodu6ed Retail price Is. Sent
lyo any address Territory for sale anywhere In the
veited sss,ss that s not sold on the Steam Cooking
Ap sSENNErr, JOHNSON 1 CO..
,k 6i2 broadway, New York.
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the most efTectunl remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can dsvisc fof This every
where prevailing and fatal malasiy. Il b COM
bincd from the most Motive rensedinls thst have
been discovered for the expurgntion OF slis foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from, It's destructive con&quences.
Hence It should bo employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofila. hut also those other afFec.
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in "inPwity ofkhe biood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is a degeneration Of tie blood. The
particular purpose und virtue Of this Sursaps-
rlla Is to purify and rcgcnerate this vital fdid.
without which sound health il impossible IN
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knees down, and little white In the forehead about
one inch 6SnErassn n tl.n h.ds hiSh q one
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a FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES.

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NOTICE To PLANTERS.

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Oh hand many of tho above machines.
with BOlITlNG CLOTHS, SCREEN WIRE,
SAWS, &c.
We arc interested in, as we'll a. familiar
with, the wants Of the people of our State,
and can warrant machines sold by us to he
the best adapted to this country, and will
sell Mt manufacturers prices. Parties must
mako their orders early to prevent tlisap-
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May