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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
MONTPELIER VT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1869

The conductor waited a moment till the
carman came to a pause in his work. and then
called out ciyilly
Say Say
The carman looked up.
Couldn't you just turn your horses head
a mite2 Just the least bit Of turn will
do, said he.
The carman looked at hi'u a moment, and
then came around and turned the horse, so
that the car could get by.
Thank you sir" said the conductor. "I'll
do as much for you some day if ever get
chance"
Then he turned to 60 back to his place on
the back platform, saying to the boys father
as he passed him " Its no use getting ugly
with them fellows"
No the gentleman replied " sec you
understand how TO manage them"
That night after the boys had got into their
bed in their little room adjoining their ia
ther's, he came in to have little talk with
them before they went TO sleep, and 70 hear
them say their prayers. After few min
utes spent in conversation, Joseph said his
prayers, and them while William way saying
his, Joseph dropped asleep.
Never mind, father, said William, give
me the text alone" His father had been ac-
customcd to give the boys a text before they
went to sleep, and to explain the meaning Of
it, and often tell them a short story iliustrat-
ing the meaning
sThe text tonight" said his father is
this, Blessed are the meek, for they shall
inherit the earth" lnheritiug the earth was
a kind Of phrase which they used in old
times, to mean succeeding well in the world,
and accomplishing your objects and to be
meek is 10 be gentle, patient, and not easily
vexcd and made angry so that the verse
means that we generally get along much bet
ter in this world, by using mild and gentle
measures, than by rough aud violent ones.
But | need not tell you any stories about
this, for we have had the stories IN acti0R, to-
day, in the management Of the two conduc-
tors"
Yes, father" said William, so We did"
And there was the case about the cap,
too, said his father.
William did not reply to this, but seemed
to be thinking. Presently his father rose,
aud bidding William good night went toward
the door. just as he was going out William
called to him
Father" said he
Well, William, what Is it ?n rejoinc1 his
lather.
The next time Josey runs off with my
cap, am going to let him ruu--as long as he
finds any fun in It,"
" That's right, said his father.
Hen bring it back when he gets tired"
said William.
Yes" replied hi father think he
will"
al think so too, said William, good
night.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
TO OMNERs OF nORsEs.

Thousands Of horses die yearly from Cole. This need
not be. Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Liuimcut will posi-.
lively every case f given whoa drst taken. The
cost IS only dollar. Every of horse should
have bottle la his stable. ready for Il b. war
ran,od superior To anything else for the of Cuts,
Wind Calls. swelngs, Sore Throat, sprans Bruises,
Old cores dc This Eminent Is remedy. 1t has
heen used and approved OF for y years by the first horse
men in tn country. Given 10 oyeriryen horse, IL
acts like magic Orders constantly received from
the raag stables Of EHgigsd iort The celebrated HI
rain Woodruff Of trot.ing amo used Il for years. Col.
Philo p Bush Of the jerome Race Course, has given
Ccrthcaie which be at the Depot stating that
aer year Of trial ID the best In the world is ad-
drcss l. Foriham, y y No using II viii ever
be without Il. It l. put up Ia Pint Bottles sold by the
pruggsts and sa1dlers, throughout the United States
Depot 10 Park Place New York. si9s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.

ostettefs United States Almanac for 1870 for disir
buon gratis throu hout the United States and all civ
nlei countries or thr Western Hemisphcre, will be
punfnc1 hrst of January, aud all who wish
undersand the true philosophy Of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions 1t contains In ad
ditlon to admirabe medical treatise the causes,
preyenton ami Of great variety of diseases, IL
embrace large amount Of information interesting 10
the merchant the mechanic the miner the farmer the
planter and professional man and the calculations
have becn made for such merdsns and ATTITUDES A.
most suitable for correct and comprehensive NAoSAL
CALESDAR.
The nature, and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
H0STETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, the staple tonic
and Alternative Of than half the Christian world,
fully sc forth In IL pages which are also inter
spefznd with pictorial Illustrations valuable recipes for
the househod and farm humorous anecdotes, and other
ins.ructve and amusing reading matter, original and
selected. Among the Aunuals TO appear with the open
ing OF the year this will be Of the most useful and
nay Be- Ai for le lgiag. send for copies to the Central
Manuclory Pittsburgh Pa or 10 the nearest soaler
IN HosrErrERs STOMACH BlTrERS. The BIT
TERs are sold in every city, town aud village and are
exgonsiyoly used throughout the entire civilized world
9ies
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will tantalizc him to his hearts con
You are early this morning, y, nan
| conclude you have come TO pay fo
cy he said ironically.
That's my crrand,n replied B Hr
Squire Johns started back aa an
thunderstruck.
DO you mean to say that you io rei
the money!"
3" do, and have brought NJ H a
prove that il is all right. There Ho
and dollars. Webave each count, b. There
is the interest Now I will take up the mos.-
gage, Squire Johns"
Livid and trembling with passion, Squire
Johns was compelled to yield the mortgage
and execute the usual release
There was no trace Of the violent passion
which the Squire gave free license when the
next evening he drove up to Sauford's He
looked happy and smiling. There was
queer little smile on Millie Warmers face as
she saw him through the closed blinds Il
wac a little ominous that he was compelled
to wait in the parlor alone, five, tea, fifteen
min ii'' moro ominous that she came
in o. distant sU. tHsaUH N ~
cou HaY i.l id-t Dr. nHr wi~lf
who h nt ts gv ul aal ni.
con Ils rr s.f ws8
firm il- Hta slcl odt h.fis
aud Indignant lar.tH bal aa snau
and ~e au a fs s.at u'o
SEQ m airt
str sah
| OF Nia ina d4t
wei
.Io a. ha..uli Nh Won sals
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29

Williams, pale and serious, but with look
OF stern resolution on his face, stepped for.
ward, and amidst unbrokcn stiffness affixed
his signature to the pledge.
No other argument was needed One af.
ter another the boys came up until every ono
had signed his name. This society, formed
by one boys influence, became regular or
ganization in the schoo-tho teachers giving
their hearty approval. Various officers were
chosen, Harry Goodwin being elected Prcsi-
dent. And, what is better than anything
else, the boys have nobly kept the pledge
Harper's Bazar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29

Jny ripcns whore the days make night
With hittercst draughis Of sorrow
Hope leaps 20 meet the dancing Hight
That ushcrs In the morrow.
rhro' clouds, aud tears, and angry fears,
Dead hopes and fruit untasiod,
The resurreetnd spring appear,
unhcrllded unhastcd.
We gather flowers too soon 10 rcnp
The harvesrs glad fruitiou
We blight tho iair0st hope then weep
To Ind II but vision.
And yet the rninbow's silver sheen
u horn Of many n sorrow,
And helds that glow In living green
Are slumhering Ia the morrow.
Each star that's lost, and dream that cost
Such anguish In H. going,
Hut build a hridgc Of gold ncross
The rivers sullen flowing.
These dark. lone days are Gods gnod uats.
Revealing sunny places
lilfc'- dying years have many tohrs,
Yet cloud they angel faces
Como on, then. toll aud fear and pain.
That bar tho golden portal
Through suffering garner wo the grain
Through death, become Immortal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
SOME MOTHERS CHILD.

AZ hume or away. lu thc alley or street,
wherever chance in this wide world 10 meet
girl that ls thuughtlcts. or boy that D. wild
My heart echoes a0iily "'Tls some mo;hor's chlldn
And when see those DER whom long years have rolled
Whose heart. have grown hardened, whose sp.rs ar,
cold
BE 70 woman all fallen, or man all doilcd
voice whispers sadly, All, some mothers child"
no matter how far from the right she hath strayed,
No matter what inroads dishOnor hath made
No matter what elements caukered the pearl
Though tarnished and sulhCd she Is mothers girl
No matter how wayward his flotsteps have been
No matter how deep he is sunken IN sin
No matter how low is HE standard Of Joy
Though guilty and lOathsome, he Is some mothers boy
That head hath heen piowed on some tender breast
That form hath been Wept oor, those lips have beer
pressd
That soul hath been prayed flr in sweet and mild
For hU sake deal gently with some mothers child.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
For Parents.
4 THOUGHT OVER A CRADLE

J uddun when thou smilo,t 90 my smile
Child ofiny love ltrcmblc 30 believe
That DER the mirror of that eve Of blue
The shadow Of my heart will always pass
a heart that, from IT, struggle with The world,
Comes nightly 20 thy guarded crndlo home
And careless Of the staining dust it bring.
Asfs iOr its IDOL Strange That flowers ofc1rth
Afc visited hy every air That stirs
And drink in fwcctncu only, while tho child
That shuts within its hroast a bloom for heaven.
May take hlemish from the breath Of love
And bear the blight forever.
have wcpt
With gladness at the gin Of this fair child
Ny life Is bound up In her. But, Oh God
Thou know'st how heavily my heart At times
Bears ~ sweet hurthen, and II thou hast given
TO nurture such as mine this sputlcss nuwef,
10 bring Il unpullutcd unto thee,
Irts thou ~ low, pray thee Give II light
IuouThi tuloWing thc sun, il turn from me-
But by the cord thus wrung, and iy the light
Shining about her draw me to my child
And link NJ close. ola Col. when near 10 heaven
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye the best In the world the
only and perfect Dye harmless, reliable instanta
Deous no disappointment no ridiculous tnts, rene
alcs the m effects Of bad dyes nvgorate' aud leaves
The Hair soit and beautiful baot boioH Sold by all
Druggist and rcriumcrs, and properly applied at
Baiehelor's wig Factory, no. 10 Bond Street, New
York. otis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29

In tho Treatment Of Diseases Incident to Females has
placed DR., DOW at the head Of all physicians making
sue practice a speciality, aud enables him guarantee
speedy and permanent In the Of Sup
wsssion and all other Measfrai DcraHge,nis from Aai
sp<y eaa,s All letters for advice must contain 81 oGee,
No. ESpicorr SrREEr. BosroS
HB.-Boar furnished to those desiring remain
der Treatment.
Boston, July 1869. 1921
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
WnAr EyERY PERsoN NEAps

Is somc remedy for habIuai Cost.vencs' "Lwould ad
sise al those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Costye
moss, Piles Blliousness, Headache, or any form Of
Indigcstion, To- use DR.. nARRiSONs PERlSrALrlC
L0zENGEs ELISHA HUNTINGTON, NJ. D., EK.
Lieut. Govcrnor ol Massachusetts,. For sale at No.
fremont Temple Boston, by +, A. HARRISON & CO.,
Propfictors and by all Druggists Mailed for 60 cents
DC. and jan.
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Special antices.


yEGETABLE SICILlAN
HI X X r " T. w L r
Tho basis Of is remedial properties vegetable com
pound.
y WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLON.
n will keep the hair from falling out
A ccanses the scalp and makes the hair soft ustr0us
and eilkon
z II l. a splendid hair dressing.
n. ?. HALL co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
qtpq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
ALLcocKs poRous rLAsrERs
seem to possess the quality Of
ACCUMULATiNG ELECTRICITY

and nparting Il 10 the body whereby the circulation Of
the blood becomes cquszcd upon the parts where ap
Piled causing pain aud morbid action to cease. The
Porous Pasers arc 1exbc and found Of great hcp 10
those who have weak backs pain IN the side Epecl-
ally they valuable 10 those who have neglected colds
They arc oncn preventive of Consumption nay they
are believed TO have oo.cned The grasp of this terrible
efetlon, and been mainly Instrumental TO eilecng a
euro. IN variable climates they lould be worn on the
breast or between he shoulder over tho Kidneys BY
those who are subject to take cold easily. 9iqs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
BOTTLED PARALYSIS.

Thls IL the proper title Of the horrible metallic hah
dyes Worse than the mie Of Absalom may be the fat,
Of thosc who them
ONE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
for changing tho hair 20 any desirable shade from brown
TO ", black may be procured everywhere, viz
Christadoro's Erceisior Hair Dye
Anor careful analyeis. Professor Chiffon the dstiu
gushod Chemist, has authorized the proprietor to dc
clare his behalf that II contains nothing deeterioul
70 health No other hair dye In the world has the liz,
guarantee.
CIIRlSrADORO's ttAfit CONSERVATIVE, as Dress
Ing acts like a charm the Hair afier Dyeng. )i9'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
BY j. 81 j. M. POLAND.
For the 4ynung.
ron THE CHILDREN

Come stand by my knee, little childfcn.
Too weary for laughter Or song.
The sports of the day are all over,
And evening ~ creeping along.
The snOw-lelds are white In the moonlight
Tho winds N the winter are chill,
But under tho shcltoriug fooftree
The Gre shnoth ruddy and still
You VII by the fire, little children.
Your checks are ruddy and wnrni
But ont In the cold Of the winter
j. many a shivcring form
There are mothers that wander for shelter,
Aud babes that are pining for bread
y, thank the dear Lord, little children,
From whose tender hand you arc fed.
Come look In my eyes, little children.
And tell me, through all the long day
Have you thought Of the Father above Us.
Who guarded from evil your way
He hcarcth the cry Ot the sparrow
And careth for great and FOR small
In life and I'm death little children.
Ills love Is The trucst Of all.
Now go 10 your rest little children,
Aud oyor your Innocent sleep,
Unseen by your vision the angels
Their watch through the dnrhucss Aall kceI
Then pray that the shepherd. who ruldrth
The lambs that Tie lutclh sp we'll,
,lay lend you, lu liio's rosy morning.
Beside the still waters 10 dwell
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On .wiG wing down across iho skies
An Angel gathered up the hours,
Aud folded them 10 his white breast,
Like iaded wrcaihs Of summer flowers
Aud hcur ho gathered unto hour,
TIL all my life was garnered there,
With every telr and smile and song
And every Idle word and prayer
With streaming eyes reached my hands
And cried so give thom hack 10 me
And ! will give you faircr ones.
To blossom in Rtcrnity.n
The Angel looked with plying eyes
Upon the dropping flowers he bore
" God holds for ever al thy Past,
Aud days and year. come back no more %
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AVOID oUACKS.

victim Of early ndiscretiOn causing nervous debil
ity, Premature decay &C. having tried In vain every ad
yertieed remedy has discovered simple Of self
cure, which he will send free 10 his fellow sufferers OF
rcctipt OF stamp to pay postage.
Address J. H. REEVES, 7S Nassau ST., New York.
SOD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-12-29
4 COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
IA Requires Immediate attention, neglect often re-
suits In an incurabe Lung Disease.
BROWNS BR RONCHIAL TROCHES
will most invariably give instant relief
For Bronchitis, Asthama, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat Diseases, they have a soothing effect.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear
and Strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of the
Tfoches, many ieorfAeH and cheap Hitatons ALFRED
AcA good for nothing BE sure to OBTAIN the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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BUSINESS CARDS-Neatly printed,
At the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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was for which his father had beaten him. III
give the story in his own words.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

H. -, ever worked on. in the his
-. lttss done this with no
w impeding or defeating the ,ri
L. &ftS1e hrinciPles--i.s leaders always
~ r. nmatsipa,iou, enfranchisc>
= sna IA reforms we're inevitably
~ sppa ~ with the mere purpose 81
plAeiAg = - ord its bitter hostility IT,
justice and equal tights.
Ayseuhs maWseeslation ofteis hctious and
piscAievous sriri, IA found in the action Of
th Democratic members OF the Indiana
iAaiture in usiGaing sAe;r ssaas " pss>
"ant quorum, and thereby delaying the
hs:on BY hat body of,he 18th Amend.
u~-, assstltslsoa Of the United States
nh sSssets ~ .SgA. to vote upon all class
sfesassns wisAsss 1kssinc.ion Of race color
St ssadisioa.
y No saps maa belleves slne sbs consent OF
the Ler;slasuss q ~ essae sflaSs;ans viii
ultimately Be wanting to his HsaAkS Of
iustice. The lActiOnists themselves tsoes>
bly, have 10 hope Of sach result, but pow
evless 10 defeat the ratification BY legitimate
msans they fail back on the favorite Demo-
cratic sxpsaiens Of anarchy and disorsanise'
alton adding thousands Of dollars to the''
ssAss debt, and blocking the wheels Of leeia'
| hslou, an for the unworthy psrposcs Of inter
pssiae ,iadicsivs bat Intellectual o. stacles c
n career Of true democratic priucip'sa \
,s4h;ne slss Indicated the decay Of the onc'
| powerful Democratic party, this cfnging 4
~ dead dsspo,isms and barbarisms Of tn
p.ss, this unequal and hopeless couteod'ni
laxa;u,e al that 10 hene6cent IN the worsd'
proxsess, is proof enough to shoughtfa
ninds.
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HsomI&sns Tor thc best articles
1sqnired - : farm md the best prod
ucts were OGsrod en he same principle
Our sGrioultnral fair vas . sncceas.
80 also, Sa,Gox YARBor.
go esssey aG1n1nalf ~ J mir h Ohio
8dena1ly paia H. - ppDni1nm to The hnst
- ball pl1ym in 1So5y ss1 one county = ~
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CORRESPONDENCE.



m BuiLir,s.-wiA yo1 rerntsion
wilt add fsw and esras 10 whsaI have
saidAboa, hedging hh theethrcel shorned
Acacia. In doing SO ! will try not to in>
dalge in the 6ipp.nt "Diamond cut dia>
moad 7 s,yls ssous anonymous friend "Ches,
ter White {" in his article OF Oct. sth. The
successful hedging of the beautiful prairies
of Northern Iowa, 10 matter Of vital inter-
| est 10 our people; aud in discussing II, we
should talk in q qaiet and trutbfu, way and
no, blus,er for the mere love Of clustering,
az am afraid Chester White is doing.
Uia article is devoted to an attempt to
show that the Acacia Is not hardy. "Trne, '
he says hedges in New jersey may succeed
Of this plant" but 20 far As be knows all
plant. .e, in hedge Of three thorned Aca>
cis in New England or central New York
I have come TO npught, aud all he has known
snyraes have win,er>killcd even when two
Wars in hedge row il not protected. Now
in talking this way, either Chester White Il
thinking Of the true Honey Locust" Re
6inio viscosa) or else be is talking in wor'
d. way Of what be knows nothing about
NE true Honey Locust 10 Of the common
Locust family: like other Locust il sprouts a ~.
is destroyed blythe borer. Il has bee.
for hedges II the East and utterly faileO
/, il tender anywhere worth Of 4oth parAk !,
except near the sea coast. The three thor 4
Acacia l. not Locust; It bclongae
Genus GleditscAia, Of which only ~
species think are indigenous % the Nor
ern States. This plan, is perfectly ha
in the extreme north Of the New Engl
; States or Of New York State. II is an
, forest tree Of the rhose Northrest,
. grows luxuriantlY in ertryAe fhe's
> and even ia Hiaas'0'.: hon
I killing in badge rov NSh'"'f
= eripe il eved
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

THR AMERICAN ORGANS are superior in
~ their great fallness and completeness Of
eone, and elasticity Of touch. and are finished
e tne highest style Of art, in Pannelled Oak,
Walnut, kosewo God and Jot.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
HOUSE k*HyR BLOCK

The house formerly owned by Judge Tabor,
and later by the subscriber, situated in Harter's
Addition to the city Of Independence, go rods
north Of the depot, is offered for sale, together
with the fnll block Of land upon which il is 10.
Gated, comprising four, acres Tho grounds con>
tain . choice variety Of small fruit and shrub
berry. Good we'll and cistsrn on the place. For
particulars enquire Of the Subscriber ON The
premises.
N. n. SYKES.
Nov. 10, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

Having new and elegant iiearsc, tacelh
with a Large and splendid Stock Of
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02
Independence Nursery.

Al the Independence Nursery, ono mile west
Of this City, may BE- found a good assostmsnt
ef Apple Trees, Morrello end Early Rishmond
Cherries, PLAN Trsss, Rcd, Yellow and Tran
seendent Crabs Houghten Seeding Goossbsr-
sies, Bl-ck Cap and Purple Caue Raspberriss,
Grapes, Currsnts, Roses, Towering Shrubs,
Evssgrsens and svsEytbing in the Nursery line.
J. 3. BOUCK,
PRoPRIEroR.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-02

A false report has got into circuIahor
respecting Hon. n. G. Deering, OF Usage
Special Msil Agent for the District com
prisine the States Of Iowa, Minnesota am
Nebraska. IL is said that hts resignation
nov made public, WAS rendered IN order Z
Jake OF the stigma Of dscapisa.ion oecaas
| 81 hi, resen,;oa Of The office under the apps
| tate, Andy johnson, We happen 10 kno'
| this 10 be false, as Ne were long siace apprla
/ "a Of his 6nal determination to resign, ~
hat his resigna,ios, to take effect on the y
coming Of re new Administration, -
notified 70 the whole Iowa DELEGATE
Congress 20 long ago as last DccenhFo,
January. We know, furthermc
NJ. Deenng stated TO NJ more MAJ
20. that bio health vas too nsehSrS FoR
10 warrant him in retaining "
considerable time. This mess a~A3~e>
fsaseAsod is doubtless snegseas
jealousy, or both bDt ueaae6l atoxus
, ;,be author ought to hnae a. :
has is poisoned 80 - Bre0 !
ve believe 10 b - TREE
earusse . hater Of Jshng
and he has made too
- A. ~ e.