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The national Republican., 1869-02-18
PHIIADELr44IIAasa 4IAsaSS WrksIESy9S hsIiS59S AND BAL.

PHiLApELP44iIAAaap pwibMINaT2S AND BAL.
Conmeneing on Mondsy, June sih, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Baiti.
Way Mail Train tof Philadelphia and Way Sta.
lions att :b a. m. This train eOnneets at NewCAstle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 10 IN. connecting at PeTryyille with train
for Port Deposit
RxCress Train for Philadelphia aud Now York
q AZ y; m. eonneeting At Wilmington with l!Ain
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII
mington and Harrington. :.
INSTRUMENTATION Train Tor POr, DspO'itsnd Inter.
Espress Train ior Philadelphia at e:Sp. m.
Express Train for New York at 10 :b6 y, M, con =
neetinG at Wilmington with Express Train for
except Saturday,
ON SUNDAYS.
.Through Tickets may be procured either At Pres
ideni Street depot or At Ticket Ocs, No. l8 BAlt-
more street Persons, purchasing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union Transfer Company,
WM CRAWFORD Agent.
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A LExANDRIA. LogpogN AND HAMPSHIRE
&sss,sss.ssss M, 49,

BEGINNING oUToBER i, isos.
Leave Alexandrin daily, except Sunday, at sa.
N and 2. m. for LeesblfK. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at Ia. m. and 1918 p m.
ConnectlnE at LeesbufE with peaeoek's Line Of
1rst-elAss Coaches, which leave Leesbnrg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays for Hamil-
ton, PuTeellSille, Sniekersyille, Derryyille.
Winchester aud Capon Springs; returning leave
Winchester on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days.
Leave Leesburg for MiddleburE on Mondays,
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives At
Middleburg at 3p. IN.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sal.
uTdays, at 7 a. M. aud arrives at Leesburg at l2
m, and tper railT0adl ArTlyes at Alexandria at 3
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and Waltz
more the same day.
From and after June ., the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Capon Springs.
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs ron SOAP.

OFFICE pEPor CossIssARr or -spBsIsIEsoE.l
wANTED-o,ooo pounds Of good Hard Soap.
Proposals recelrd until II m. on the 2Dth In st.
o. BELL,
fe16-eoN . O. s.. U. q. A.
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febl5-7tAv&ds

iiSeG 81 No. S a. fSS 81 ressfS. sSSS.asf q tie
ale. n front o. the premises, on TaURspi iS. lie
Sh AZ z, feSs,ssry A. S.eloss Los @ nun; nn
by the dspth thereof. of Lot numbered sishty-tvo
s. and the east two and feet front by the
depth thereof, Of Lot numbered eighty -four (sll,
In the snbdlyi of square numbered one hundred
and thirty;twe tls2,, a. LAD down upon the PubIIO
nse.f9urth e,,h. balaoee In .. ~ aud IS monthsi
MIGHAHL r yhLLAr, Trustee.
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Stables
N ailor Brothers
ST a h L n =,
3 Street. bet. Thirteen and. d.hSifaud Fourteenth
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
, ,ooK's BoABPIyIE.G1 ~. 1$H 1s$THAgEILJEss,r BIZ ss,r

between D and i, No. s67
Particular At,sntion paid 70 BoArdipg Horses.
tor Il wellknown as one Of the best feeders IN Ii
District Owners Of poor horses can have them
attended and well cared for.
CARRIAGEB can be had at all hours for PRTtie,,
Weddinks, and FUNERALS iAZl-tf
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4 RMY TRANSPORTATION.

HEApa'Rs DISTRICT ISDIAS TEKRIroRY,
gHIEr rogAKJRRsAsrER'sO OygIcE.
,fQRr GIBsQs. 9. J,na,ry a, ls9
At tSis Oaiss until il clock N March /. SS. Tor
TRANSPORTATION OF MILITARY SUPPLIES,
sodios March /. islS. from FSft Gibson, /. T.. 10
e In the Di.,rs, % Of P he % Sdsn reTf.
tory east Of the one hpudredth meridian OF l9ngi;
..uds. and south OF the 'hirsy-siH'h parallel Of
Ths transportation herein advertised for to be
1HlS ast Da sa.sssa sGa Two Million peaaS DC
Bidders swil siye their names ~ fall, as well a,
HsI,oS; aSa iSyeSSsy si,, %'il 1,
court Of record, settling forth that 'a cas- con;
ss Is s5d Y he p.,y rsulS PTSpSsG sI Ay w
Performance Of the same,
odBns SSSs5s Osr S %ps hsSdssS ss hs Which they
transport the stores In each month Of the year be-
sPPPns APRIL Ind sSSIs MSgfS ~ ~ ia
the amount Of thirty thouseud dollars,
of each bidder aud per 'on offered A. security will
he viii also be required to have an once or place
have At his COMMAND teams sgtasisntto transport
The right Ia reserved on ths part Of the Govern
msnt 70 reject any and All bids Which may De r.,
Ss Sa SSas Ss % SeS u he
army l., ,n.Io ho
prsnss s pas eIesuts H. S eoatTsea without unneees
sary delay and to give the required bonds Tor the
faithful performance Of the cOnlrAe
Blanks for proposals and bonds Will be furnished
Bidders are Invited to be present at this day Of
opening proposals, 49,
Proposals should be endorsed "PtoposAls for
Army TrAnspOrtAtion,' and addressed 70 the Chief
QuArteTmaster, District Of ths Indian Territory,
and none will be entertained unless they comply
with the terms Of this advertisement.
By order Of Breyet Major General y: u GTier-
son, A, T. kOGhW kLLy
Bfsyet Lieut.. Col. /, and A, Q. NJ U. i, 4 Chief
q. N. District Indian Territory, febll.td
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fel5.lOt

~ PEKR R1I9,D o. TRyST sxsSgTEp
s ssS Se na ars3s GcSp.ngs.
&c. 6 %Ess sS S ssSSs I'D
rsso.daodi IN Libel Z No s P,se 2s, hs sSSE pSdsE
If auct!Cp, m, In irsat oF iSo mayors olss,
AstsTa 81 GSHb n PSSsDS5 sG, vi
suns.sS ssssSSt .:, s.s.is s!TsR L16n.
20 the west BY the Alexandra. ana Wa.hinEton
GsSesS Ss aSrS ss ss FSff TusS
::;.s:s " Sa.s% ID iSSEs
and 0UTfiT used and to be used 81 them 70 carry
ss Ss S9 slai fS. s sas pisps; 4S H
as tas fI.Ssas fSa S Ss'I Esfa d
TERMs..forih The real estate. sudie eIsnf cash topay
Ts Sn Gsy ID tS S tss
IL 81 5 4. s fs ISs sSs:
aSpsf a.y 81 ..s Ss usa. EsH @ from the
deferred psymsats. aud a deed u trust 10 be exc:
Icr the psrsOnsl property. fr,HshIses AZ. terms
Tho undsr.s.ed trustee. named in the :a'f dsss from
ssFssS a % as:f ss % Essh T;s FISSs Ss
G:si:%ss!; n ;:s, ss. n: II n: aisS s
to dss,s.. tSs ;i%%'' sr' BET4Sa: TsS!t::.
OUAkTERMAs ER PROPERTY p RsALE.
DsPor AsrsR's oyYIcE,l
VIII h, @da,sIsSS5iS,s, VA :, nSSi,s o. a.; fse S ls
on TUESDAY, Psbrnary 2sd, CONNIE neiDG at 10 =
m, , under lhs direction Of Brevet Co onel A, p.
sissaSls sasTtsia.,tsr property. not now reaaired
by the gnited states, to wit: =, -
sis $;:sS; $::js #Es:
~ - sf s%s rousSs.. 90; not ,SS Asiis.,.. INA 10
100 y.%s yssad %. iroued. - pSss; tPiss;a:; ''
@ s. s%G5I's'SiS %.s SSa4d. 10y fiSssf iss ssf%HfSf F4asf.
10y a bSi,!sE. sisi: Pile Driver
Together, with . lot Of upservlOsable Quarter.
Rs:ss Stores; sS.'i'IinS II Rsy, q AnSpI oS% nee
Hose. Wire Rope. Scrap Iron. Horse Shoes. Grain
ii Es DaS: Il f2S: &GsSSs2GsbR s2sSsGsb
E.pssisi sttsntiOu :. invited to the 10, Of Mules
Terms; Cash Ia 9Overnmsnt funds.
By order Of the ouArtermA,teT dsnerhh
Deputy 9uart.rmas'er General. BTsvsi BIlS 9SSO,
PUBLIC b ssbs soRbPsSSSdRss Rb SRssNHR ssFohss sSApSANoS
RocE IsLAEp ARsRsAL, Jan, Is. l6p.
| A large quantity Of Condemned Ordnance and
0rdnance Stores will be offered for sale at public
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal. ILL.,, on Wednes.
day, April 7, 1850, at 10 o'clock, o. m,
The following comprises some OF the principal
| articles TO be sold, viz:
| . Iron Cannon, various ealibeTsi
| l,l00 Field Arrilges and Limbsrs;
100 sets Of Artillery Harnessi
| 1000 pounds Shot aud SHELF
| 1900 sets OF Infantry Accoutrementsi
2,DO Mcclellan SAddlesi
| 100 Artillery saddlesi
| 1900 HAltersi
100 Saddle blanketsi
| 800 Watering Bridles;
| 400 Cavalry Curb Briilesi
| 2'O ATtlllery Traces aud Hames.
| Persons wishing catalogues of the .toies TO be
Ordnance al wsshln ston. b. O., Of. Brevet Col. g.
Crl.pin qRi,sd States ate army rGIehssiag 0iaesT
PlioAtion At thi. AIsensi r J. R6DhAE
| mandinE. febl.td
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Medical.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
QUALITY AND PRoPERrIEs UEAPAIRRD.
A Delightful, Nutritious Beverage.
A Pleasant Inyigorating Tonic.
A Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
A strenEthener for the DebilitAtsd,
Especially Nursing Mothers.)
A Certain Remedy for Disorders Of the
THROAT, CHEST, LUNGS AND STOMACH.
Sold by Druggists and Groeers
JOS. 8. PEDERSEN,
AZ Murray Street, New York,
febl-eo9m
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Wood and Coal.

Wood and Coal. q
COAL AND WOOD.
br.ted IYKESs vRILEY 'A'
AND BALTInORR COMPkNY COAL
Kd0, STOVE AND Uahh0E sIzEs.
:, Also, HICKORY. OAK AND PINE woop.
Sawed and Split to any Length and Size. or In the
Slick, delivered TO any part Of ths eity 81 short
Oalce, 81 PennsylyAniA avenue.
bet. Third aud Four and q half Atrests. a
Ys5d end NIL, FOur-aud-a'haifst' and Canal.
C' GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
RED ASH, tAll slIeG.D r...
CUMBERLAND COAL. run Of niue
do. do lump.
2,ep POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
- Now is the time for families TO put in their
winieT's supply.
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and Pif.
tsenth street. HAiIn'A new buildlnE, formerly at
4do Ninth street, between X and y. Yard aud
WhAryes foot Of Sexenth stIeet auf2.u
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Railroad Routes.
pALTlN0RR lNp ONO plILRoAp.

.'s N.ho hhthhoabs
ms. s,,r... SElsaaIIsssssfRS Sept IA Is b.fAr. a
noRt, and WxsHIs6foH iNb fHs wEsff. are
nov run ss follews Va; ---
L..-. daily, .sssps s sSndsy, q zn, 500 and
80 NJ Isl sSf Z hfE e kt s4sIiSss X rs SD. n,
=. =. , a tsTAsoly :, :, >, fro,
A'sspOii' On saSdssE ,u,n,,
I'."asii ii6%s N VI VIZ = sas2pSsas y stgs 4 and 1~'' m.
.''',ss. 81. Az Il "a FsstSs s ~ 81 4Hs Ii H sSRsr
Leave daily. sreepf sstnrdsy and Sunday, At
g o. q s.;sss.y sSs s.SS !, q .aa "a 2 m
sis siss from 70 HssiI s.ISSa: sSa
ysSiSson Station sss % S Ssa a. r bdT "s x:
n. Ess TSrs Bhlss;Rs.. nd Boston. sec ad
x..,.r 4 4 Ii.S.pdIisii5;. + %5asSSi;
5k6 c2E R56s pfs.r 5.,.1s rss's w,,,,,,o,
Sit.bEEFFaREr bfF RsrTsBs ssw 4JsS
r,n. ss,..ss %s,Snach sIR sSd 4 sss sfa2os fsfs ar.
ssS TSss .l..S, Tissss; .;it s ?. 'i ne If,
.rf fur PHILADELPHIA,
,,s assys s daily tShOopt SusaAJj Hsooa m.. IL 50
ON SUNDAY,
Leave foI New YOrf al q ). m. and Phllsdsi.
sleeping ears for New York on t1p m train only
Through uekets to Philadelphia, New York or
so.or ian be had at the Station ofee at all hours
s.s ssianor. aud ohio ssllroad .ay.r,t..n.n,
,or sshedsls Sstyse1 w waShinE'9n B,l.ips5. An.
aap0''h' 'h' west Master 81 T,ansna1,.tI, r. mns,oth
Z, N. COLE, 0eneral Ticket Agent
0EO. g. KO0ETz, Aren't wasbInRtou
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
. MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERNAsrER's OFFICE,l
FIRST MILITARY DlsTEIrr, I
RICHMOND, Va Feb. Is. lsil
Will be sold At public auction, al the Govern
ment stables. Rockets, Va, On SATURDAY,
February 20, at ~ CLOCK IN,
4 yiceablo,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The animals will BE- sold slngly aud must be
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
BY order OF BTeyet MAJOR General George Stone
"AH' '0"""HHs JAMES M' MOORE,
Byt Lieut., Col. O NJ. U. 8. A., Chief o. N: First
Military District. febl6'td
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hkDlCAL ADNlsOkn bOAhD!
J. X. BARNES. surEcon General United States
AiP%'j HoRWiTz, Chief Medical Departmen,
B. ". Bliss. X. D.. Wilmington
The advantage. offered by this Company are
itiss National AZ Company. chartered By spseia
4 paIi up capital of d 10000
ltfurnishes larger Insurance than other companies
for the same money.
II ls dennite and certain In Its terms,
II Ia home company In every locality.
lts policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no Unnecessary restrictions In tho pol
teles
Every policy Ia non .forIeitAble
Policies MAJ be taken which ray to the insured
their full atnouut aud return all the prem ums, so
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
Poiicics will be issued that will pay to the IN.
sured daring life annual Income Of one tenth the
.NoeItra rate Is charged Tor risks upon the lives
Il insure. not to seeurs dividends, bat at 30 low
q cost that diyldsnds will be lmpn.s!ble..
LOCAL AGENT IL WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, aud applications from competent par
ties for such agencies, with suitable Endorsements,
should be addressed to the Compauy's General
Agents only In their respective districts.
Circulars, Pamphlets, aud full particulars given
on application at the ofos " the Company In this
elty,
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'''''' !'iIss!sis: Ssss is:ktfa,.' terms

Tho pndsrsisaed trustee. named 10 the deed from
corded IN LbeI Y, No. ;. page 81, which wss given
By sald Po9Ps 81 ~ 70 ssspTs es y a Snsa sSp the
advertisement, assent. TO the sale Of the prorsy
ths tern. above indicated ~ Smith and 9sg i,,p
to the same. & Y. BEACH,
decg.td Trustee.
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Chartered by Special Act orConxress,
Approved July 10, 1858.
Z 'SH CAPITOL or 0NE MILLION DOLLARS.

OFFICERS,
Y. \. CLARK, PhilAdslphia. President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance aud Executive
aEERY b COOKE, Washington, Vice President:
FRANCIS a SMITH, N, D., Medical Director,
J. BwIN0 BEARS. n. D.. Assistant Medical d.
faetoF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11

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W. w. .
a., 49, ,,.i ION, o., ,,erit s,,.i1l ,n,,ent
iiati,, itIt tb.ir,,eI C.,,a K@n.,s INV u,
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tI, p'..l,, Nf-,nt,ins Tb9t mnrT II IL Lonel
,,iu H.. l.,,,l,l.I Ia. limo newt ali its o,tnt.
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i,.i.i IN i', H., i,ro,l t,.,, ~, .-i,e this loan
ti.;. ;,.i .-s,,,,,t rbe K,n.,s p9cig, Rnilvn,
49, @ 1911 +i. - "a ly.,,.,s ,,I T. f,
XXI ,,i H., e,,i a., .,,,ti,r, r,, .r,.r r,,,.
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LUZ I'D ~ NI,,iatt,,, ,,,re r.
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tiNl9 Wy. w, w. ,,,,, , h.,
.u"n' "i'i ''iy l,'.7 # ~, h,,a,ta,i,,
''iuy '".'ioi w "'i -, 80 ~ ,, ,f,9t,' ~
ol llo PioneoI7' Hvunol WV , N.Y. S'u'e.. ~
lnli'ts o"olS my ii''ii 1 Al .,
H.u ~ r. '..,.g9 ., ~ i,,
Wy n 'H wy ,.. H. ,,ti, oI' 5'e''
uo," on ."u0l su'uni'll yu''ieei "'.t,T -
S9oer uSll,Nols III "..S .D,h"i VIZ ,ii ~ JeiS
N2iW psnlef Is as Hsl, To'i pu' n',a o''.o.e,
aP'e a. wy l ,ae
Oh nIi'A stIie9' n'I,is "iq ustS,t' W w.
Wnlcn ISl'h tho luxury 'llu o'uIuit "a w L1s''
Salnle Il's rluiuleu Guu lI7el ~ WIN .o no1l'
A1CHy heuhu,ln7' NnI75 mus sH9lch III 3n.N
"nilc 'l0lI S'uo7 ulo oio'uou WIN "o'P anu ''0"
h'lasu'lner Hreehor3
- IL Is now plupo9ou 10 unl'9 tns eiiS Milh We
FAST ~ an oAte'i9n ol inc hNlsls IHelnc 1--WE
way 10 10 tu'5' " WI po necess'ly 70 pullu
Ky hlos OF Ioau t"c ''','I3gl "ie VS. not ~
1e'er ~ III Vuo Nail n'Io " LILLY "oio ~ lGuDo
congress 70 Voc tDeu' 'u.go Sl'S'uie9' lue 10Y
efnnehl Ias pu'i5 oa9 IG i.i 20 ,ro atlho az a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11
VIA rrla 4 rs.

ln N.llamaowu, Aug % By Row T. u Barnard Mr
Umukheld.
Iu Barton. July l4 ht Row william a. Robinson, SIR
lltHytY y Cuflns vt Lyndon, and Miss CriA l.. Ftu.
LEY of Barton.
ln East Bethel. July b, by b. g. Fish, Esq. assisted
hy Row j. Malvern of Dover N. o., uEVny T.. CHoyE.
D., OF Norton, Mass. aud Miss ENrLivr 81 MOnrY oi
Fast Bethel
In Jamaici. Aug .. by Row g. r.. Freu,ear. Mr. j..
WESLEY lockwood, aud Miss RAOuEh A. ELLISON, both
of North Springfield.
tn Surry. s. 49,, July l5. hy REV a. 81 pinsmore Mr..
FnAvcis A. nUtsrER OF Alstoad, y, 90 aud Niss ADA
lfAsFiriyE Of West Concord.
ln Lyndon. July l' hy Row O.. %. Ta-kcr. NJ RonERr
sutton.
lu Derby July Dos hy Rev j. "a. I.rImrr. No.. CH8s s..
MAeooy of Coventry, and MI" NAOMI bo1sroN of
Derby.
ust Johnslury. july 7. ly Rev. T. g. Base. AIr. p
o. luckEY or Wc.tmolc, and Mis-. SARAH MoCtfrulY of
So. JuhuaNurv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11

Oi ouor DAYS an utter neglect of sanitary prec,u-
toas $50 efficient means wore adopted iur the preycn-
tion of sichnos- nemee unknown u cities
drainage wa. rarely attempted iu ihc country. Heaps
of ond welo cn 70 rot u hc public streets, aud domes
tie clean uc.s ho great autdote to iebro Diseases
sadly elected. s NOT 500 now. WISE laws, phlan-
thrupe Institutions and ysIlaut sanitary police, have,
to great extent romodl,t the evil. Noe is this all.
pAEN rNuyr MEDICATION Las helped materially 90 lesson
he rates oimatality. itisuot too much to say that
rEss or THOUSANDS cscape sc,ues n unhealthy seasons
in consequence of having M'IeonArtp 1uEfU SYSTEMS
~ ApyRNCf hy o. course of liueIElIERs STOMACH
BlrrERs. Ihis puro aad powerful vegetable tonic and
Alternative comprises the oxtuct- and essences of yar
o5 of roots and hcr renowned for their strengthening
soothing, ytalnps md purifying properties. These
medicinal agents are incorporated with spht ahsolu-
toly free from Che acrid poison which deles, more or
less. au Goo liquor. 40 commerce, aud their eftot De- dif
fused Through te whole frame by This active, yet larm-
Doe. .mulaut THE result De- mch condition of ihe sys-
tau as rendr a b.firI0uos' TO the exterior causes
ofdaoa.e such damp fog sudden alterations Of tenn
ptuturo. Nc Strength aui thc perfect regularity ofa
The functions of thc body tho best afoguardsasanst
sphore poison and The odot of unwholcsome water,
uud lIOsTETTERs BlTTERS are Che best strengthen
ing unl regulating medciueat rrcant huown For dys-
peps.n mud hiou-nass they are srrciFic AusoLurr.
-g.Q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11

UNvERslrY or YIRMoNr.-Ihe sixty-liith anni-
yersary has been held the past week On Sunday,
the blccalaureate discourse was preached by the
President and an address by Rev. DR.. W, f..
Warren of the Boston theological seminary. On
Tuesday, examinations for admission to the uni
yersity annual meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa
celebration of the Phi Beta Kappa, with an ora
ton BY Professor j. Lewis Diman Of Brown Uni
yersty, Providence Commencement concert
On Wednesday annual meeting of the alumni :
annual celebration of alumni with an grafton by
Winslow c. Watson, Jr., of keesyille, n. Y,
and poem by Rev. George l. Bard Of Dunparton,
n. H., followed by a reunion and dinner junior
exhibition. On Thursday, Commencement iol-
lowed by the corporation dinner, and the Presi-
dents leyee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11

ln The Treatment Of Diseases Incident 20 fcmalc has
placed DIR DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality, and enables bin 90 guarantee
speedy and permanent cure n The wors cases of Sap
rrefuoa and all other Mens-ai DoaaJeasnfs from rhl
eie CAUSE Az lottcrs Tor advice must contain g. Office
40. Eyneorr srnEsr Bosrov.
~ BBoard furnished tn those desiring to remain uu
der treatment
Bostou, July, l3il i]u
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Is the pure peaehy Complexion which follows the use Of
nasan's Magnolia Balm II Is tho True Secret Of Beau
w. Fashionable Ladies' In Society understand this.
The Magnolia balm changes the rustic Country ulrl
Into q city Belle more rapidly than Any other ono thing.
Redness sunhurn, Tan, Freokles Bloches and all Of
eos OF tho summer sun disappear whcr Il Is used and
genial cultivated, fresh expression Is obtained which
rivals the bloom Of Youth. beauty is possible 10 all
who will invest ~ oons any respectable store and in
SIT ON getting the Magnolia Balm.
Uso nothing but Lyons Kathalron to Dress the Hair
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11

Low ,vu Lmurr. bv Alsy DUMAS. the great
French author. d. in press. and win De published
ia, few DAYS by 4 b Peterson Brother.
pbH,doplio ANYTHING tim, Dumas writes is
entertaining. mad ID vil command a yery large
sale b,ihg a narrative Of The French Revolution
Of 1852 tbe interest is intense from the first page
t,tbeh.t The priee j.. oply Sl.-5 bound in
e,tb THE hUoviuy new b,.k. are having
immense s,'e. and slould be read hy AN
Mr.. S.utbvortt'. &c Brides Fate" d. Changed
Bri3e. .Ii,v Tie Won Her and 8. Fair
ph, Mr.. s,epbens' s.. C,Ir.e of Gold. " d" Ma
lal- Nlistakeo and 3. D1uhly False" The
Woman in Red. and The Brcimaun's Ball
l,d. - in. anne cloth volume. ,yitb a ,lY--try
Missns y. d LuriNoor a Co., FhiIalephoi
have ready the first Use PARTS OF their " ONf'la-
SAL PRo>orNcNc pcroN'" of boaNrni $50
MiuoiocY, Y Dr. THOMAS, Che learned L1i-
tr of hppinc1us Pr1nouncius Gazetteer OF
The World Such O. work Of reference i- greatly
nceici, and its issue will De warmly welcomed
15th hy -rhoiu- and b, general readers
"-'' ',''''N'N 9l''NN.'' .''''..,',' 3'
".t O'''' '', "',.N.7e ',' ''' iI''"'' D'P'','S
~ '''..l',' No" '.' "'t ,'.''1'' j. .''..,'''
lI0uitulu tle ucHutlIll ana thriving rural village
Of Waterbury Centre, She citizens of which. and
vicinity. hayo contributed about 81, 900 towards
the erection of fine eddca, now nearly finished.
aud to be ready for the opening OF The school,
September lst The trustees, in their announce
meut Of .he opening of the Seminary. assure the
public 10 is not 10 De ssctarian nor bir3el It's
doors will be opened alike to all wsll-di-po-sl
Youths It will be the aim of the trustees and
faculty To promote a thorough and accurate Schol-
ar-hip. refinement Of nanners q high moral
| sense. and a pure religious i.c." This location
/ is about three mile, from Waterbury depot. and
/ on the stage route t. Mount Mansfed. which Is
/ in plain view. and about fifteen mile. distant in
the North. as Camel'- Hump is 90 beseen at about
the same distance in the West; also an eastern
branch of the Green Mountain. In near proximity.
and quite picturesque. called the H1gbacks. The
Metbodi.ts. Baptists and Freewill Blpti,ts. have
houses orpublic Worship. the first two very near
ana t'o l''''' oS "''u' one niue Instant 'i'u'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-11


W learn from the Rutland H.ra'd, that the
'siors Of this Association have decided to hold
|rl0th Annual Fair at Burlington, On Tues
"wednesday Thursday and Friday. s7ptom-
MI, 10Th, 10th and 18th. The Society offer
ven three and four thousand dollars in pre-
lins The premiums in most of the classes
Q been largely increased, Those of the two
4 classes, that need encouragement, Mt the
emit time ,-horses and catto,-are literally
nded, and win no doubt serve to bring out a
g collection Of the best animals in the State.
ong the new features of the exhibition are
Farmers Club meetings, TO be held ON the
ning of the exhibitions, when discussions are
Az place, to be directed by leading speak
appointed for the purpose, to be followed
Involuntary discussion of the several topic.
ihe farmers and scientific gentlemen of the
Ite. This feature should be sustained by the
non of the State, and it will soon become, as
lac H. almost every other State, one Of the
ding and most interesting features of the an
al&hibition. The coming exhibition promises
b bic Of the most interesting and valuable
thesate Of any that have proceeded IT, The
lreoiprs are making every effort on their part to
AZ a success, and the farmers are already
'glning preparation for attendance with Their
osk and products, with commendable emula-
~ y do their part in making the State Fair oil
W a complete success.