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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06
1 PlSDittf

Tho Albany Jo,T3iolsays of Manton
Marble, Editor Of the New York 'Vorld:
Personally, he is Woodworking, indie
fatipable mar. He devotes his person
al attention to all the details OF his busi-
ness. and generally spends al ost the
entire night in the World Office, appear
ing at his home up town, and dining
Mt an hour when mechanics and work
ingmen generally begin to turn over in
bed for their last forty winks. Those
who know his habits say lie ia marvel
of endurance.
A salt Lake despatch to San Fran
cisco paper says: brigham Young WAS
stricken down by apoplezy in his pri-
vate office and it was some time before
assistance could be rendered him, from
! the fact that the serious mishap was, not
known TO the clerks in the outer room.
! He was mediatelyconveyed TO his re-
sidencc, and is now lying on couch,
surrounded by his family. He has raj
lied cnce since the attack, and IT is
thought that he will survive, this being
the first of the usual series of three at.
taclks, the last one proving fatal
Ii is said that the Hon. Horace Gree
ley has expended nearly $1,000 an acre
on his swamp land at Chappaqua, West
chester county, From all accounts il
: will amply repay the expenditure. Fol
some time past Mr.. Greeley has been e.
gagged in covering the entire surface o
the swamp with dressing of about si2
inches Of earth.
Prof. A. II. Hopkins, of William
College, who although past his sixtietl
wear. still bids successful defiance to til
frosts of age, was recently married t
Miss I<ilby, relative of his former wife
The ceremony took place in stock
= bridge, Mass.
; William Cullen Bryant says OF tn
poet Halleck Gle had Il certain persi'
: tency Of temper which was transmitted
{ think from the. old Rnritauna & o6 me.
| like oGo with the people whom begi
2 with. l have the same boarding hous
now hat | had when | frat came t
town my clothes are made by the sam
tailor, and ] employ the same skoemak
: er."
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The fame of the celebrated PLANTA-
TON B1rTERs has no parallel in the
history of Medicine. The thou ands
upon thousands of bottles that are
made and sold daily is but proof posi-
tive of their wonderful virtues. Tnou-
sands of certificates can be produced
showing the efficacy and certainty of
the cures which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity, unusually so jea-
lous of anything which causes persons
to think and d ,ctOr for themselves, are
compelled to acknowledge their wonder
other ma rs, They are sold by all
druggists.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. d & W.
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Hemsfront UUsj. iHgt0A.

The Committee on Commerce has
agreed upon, and will shortly report, a
bill relative to the seal trade of Alaska.
The bill will provide that no leases shall
be for longer period than five pears,
and that royalty of 50 shall be paid on
each skin. individuals interested in the
trade say that the bill will be ruinous to
the business.
The House Committee Of WAYS and
Means has determined to report favora-
bly, upon Gen. Schenck's proposition to
Pay all bonds il gold unless otherwise
provided by law, and also legalizing
gold CnntIacts.
The Boston Joeun0t says: One of the
great mysteries of Johnsonism is the
domination of Hon. j. j. Stewart, Of
Baltimore, 10 be mister to Constants
noplc. Mr.. Stewart is Radical, was q
fast friend of Henry Winter Davis, and
was one OF the first persons removed
from Office by Mr.. Johnson. Stranger
still, the nomination was made at the
GOliNttdtiOli VI tiit tIlOM HUNS, MllnOlI
Mr.. Stewards knowledge. The proba-
bility is, the step was taken out ofsheer
antagonists to Mr.. Seward, WHO desires
to retain the present incumbent.
See rotary Welles has received des-
patches from Admiral Rowan, COM
handing the Asiatic Squadron, show
ing the following distribution of the
vessels: Flag steamer Piscataqua, at
Shangh@, Nov. 6; steamship Idaho,
at Nagasaki steamer ONEIDA, at Yolo-
hama aid steamer Monocacy, at Ii
ago, Japan. The Maumce left Nagas-
All Nov. 3 for Hiayo the steamers
Iroquois and Ashuelot We're at Shang-
h@; the Arostook was cruising, and the
unadilla was at Hong Kong.
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craze CpceUtc0Otf.

Grace CIR clwood Mrs. Lippencott
occupied front seat in the Woman's
Suffrage Convention, Mt Washington
the last evening, and busted II rsclf talk
ing note of the speeches. | must be
20 ears since saw her before. She was
then Miss Clark and enjoying the first |
of her literary honors. was surprised /
to see how Zig { all those years sat upon !
her. Her face is fresh, ana her hsirun- |
touched 10y thc frosts of these many |
winters. she might have been re erred |
to not inaptly, by the orators of the oc-
casion, in proof OF the fitness of their
sex for the ballot. She has at least two
brothers in middle life yet he is the
only member of the family known to
faine.
Mis-. llppencott is quite up to ne
dunn height. has round full figure, IA
broad oval face, dark hair in short curls
about her forehead. and one long heavy
ringlct hanging i'm front of the left
shoulder; the back hair is done up in
fashionable lyle behind and below n
little flat square mixture of white silk
and red velvet, about rs broad and long
"a the PLAN of man'q hand, tied OH the
middle of her head, called bonnet.
Her forehead is not square or high, be-
ing prominent iii the Immediate neigh
and along the brows, and falling away
at the sides, especially of the upper part;
indicating perceptive and illustrative,
rather than logical or philosophical TIL
ents. Her eyes dark, full and sympa-
} rhe!ic; her nose is long, slender at the
? point, descends belo - the ale, half way
the depth of her short upper lip. Hel
) mouth is finely licked. Her chin i.
i long and rather heavy, but tarers TO {
$ point. The complexion is brillian
1 brunette; an the face is well clothed
! flesh, ind as soft AMI fresh, for ought
could sec to the contrary, as 20 years ago
), Both face and head indicate the tast
Y and feeling for which the In ly is distin
/ guished by her writings, but her per
= captions and feeling and comparison
! must constitute their staples. He
o poetry must be confined & the descrip
;, tive and aiiectional and philanthropiC
e Neither body or brain fit her for the me
q taphysical in poetrymore than in philC
IS sophy. She Is eminently Il womanly We
V man in the best conventional sense. Sh
). breatheI and writes only in an atmo2
+, phere of sympathy. whether with jo
Is or sorrow.
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IN his address at the meeting held i'm
New York on the 3rd instant, for the
purpose of raising money for Beren Col
lese, Ky, Henry Ward Beecher spoke
as follows in regard to education for the
masses:-
" 1t has been said Tat education of
the masses is dangerous. Men are dam
gerous while they are mere animals. but
harmless when humanzed by educa-
ton. Liberty is dangerous when kept
away from men, but safe when given to
them. We reject, therefore, the Euro
pean idea of education, and adopt the
American. Society ia safe, morality is
safe, the nation is safe, when general
education prevails. Men then become
law unto themselves, and proportions
ately difficult is it to govern those who
are ignorant of what a government
means. The educated man tells the
truth because some high principle
within prompts him. He is honest. not
because the law stares him in the face
for in New York it does not, but because
sense Of justice, Christian and manly
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Il u G III u .
(Ftom Dispensary OF the United states.l
Diosma Crenata, Buchu Leaves

Properties Their odor is strong. diffusiys
and somewhat aromatic. their taste ht'eiish,
and analogous to mint.
Medical Properties and Uses Buchu
leaves are gently stmuart, with a peculiar
tendency to the rinary Organs,
They are given IN complaints Of the Urinar!
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Urctha Disease of the Prostate Gland, and Re-
tcntlon or incontincncc OF Urine, from loss ~
tone in the parts concerned III Its evacuation
The remedy has also been recommended III Dys-
pepsia, Chronic rheumatism. Cutaneous Aztec
tions and Drupsv.
Helmbolds Extract Buchu is used by persons
from tho age OF ~ to %, and from 30 to 30, or Iii
| the decluc or change OF life after Contine-
ment or Tabor Pains Bed-Wctting in chill
drcn.
| In ate ctions peculiar to females, the Extract
| Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy as II,
| Chlorosis or Customary Excavations. liberated
or Schrrous state Of the Uterus, Lcuchorrhea,
| or Whites.
| Diseases Of the Bladder, Ki,lneys, Gra-
vel MI Drops:cal SWcllings-Th medi-
| cine increases the power of Digestion, and oX-
| cites the Ahsorbents into healthy action, by
| which the watery of Calcarcous dispositions. and
| all unnatural enlargemens are reduced, % well
as pain and inflammation.
Hembods Extract Buchu has cured every
case of Diabetes in which it has been given. IT.
rtation of the Neck, of the Bladder, and lntam-
nation of the Kidneys, liberation OF the MD
neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine. Diseases
Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit, and Mu.
Gus or Milky Discharges aud for enteebled and
delicate constitutions of both sexes, attended
with the following SYMPTOMS Indisposition to
Exelton. Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Diff
fculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness OF
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing
of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Eruption
ON the Face. Paliid Countenance, Universal
Lasstude of the Muscular system, &c.
Hempala MStGnd cures all dsd pars' aris i'm.
from habits of dissipation, excuses and imprll-
dcnce in life, impurities of the blood &c. sn.
perscding Copaiba in affections or which it is
used, such AZ Gonorrhma, elects of long stand
ing, and Syphilitic affections in those diseases
: used III connection with Hembold's Ros.
Wash.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere
Beware of connterfcits. Ask for Helnboid's
Take no other Price 81 % per bottle, or
bottles for $3.50 Delivered to any address
Describe the symptoms in all communica
tons.
Address II. II. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chem,
zeal warehouse, 59i Broadway, n. Y.
None arc genuine unless done up in steel-en
graved wrapper with fac-simile fmy Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
ii. +. HELMBOID.
dW-253-S
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Religious. Intelligence.

The Barton Standard of the Cd inst.
says:
Caleb Aldrich, of Sutton, for many
years leading member Of the Baptist
Church in that town, has kicked up
quite dusti the last few weeks by re-
nOuncing his faith in the doctrine of
endless torments, and cleaving to the
faith of the Universalists, eXhorting his
brethren in their meetings, and laying
before them the beauties Cf the new
faith, greatly to their chagrin and NOR
tilication. His brethren have counsel
ed him to "dry up" and cease his public
harangues, but he won't do it, butkeeps
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How A WESTERN CITY GRows.-
One of the most noted examples of rapid
growth in recent times is furnished i'm
the case of the infant city of CHEYENNE.
Wyoming Territory. On the Attn July
1867, it consisted of but single house
Now it boasts population of 1000.
There are four hotels, eight lawyers and
seven physicians in the place. -Four po-
pers-three daily and a weekly-are pub
llshed in Cheyenne. The Union Pacific
II. r.. passes through it, and four lines
OF telegraph radiate from it. 1t con-
tains very fine Catholic Church, and
three or four other denominations are
about to erect houses of worship.
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DIR. LEWIS BOARDING House,
great success is claimed for the new
eight story clearinghouse of DIR. bio
Lewis, in Boston, and the Doctor re-
grets that he did not build it five stories
higher. The lower story is O restaur-
am. The building has steam elevator
and two dumb walters, siXtylarec rooms.
with hot and cold water in every bed
room, mile and Il quarter Of speaking
tube connecting every room in the house
with the office. The price of suites of
rooms ranges from $500 to $4,000 Der an
mum. LET me illustrate one advan-
lage," he said the other day, "My own
bed room is in The. eighth story ,one hun
dred and fifty feet from the Office. On
going home at 3 O'clock to-day for nv
dinner, at once rode in the elevator to
my own floor, and suggested TO nv wife
that we should dine in our own parlor.
. Turning to the n outh of the speaking
tube | blew, ringing the bell in the Of
flee, which threw down Il slvered ball
which indicated the number of my
room. The clerk at once asked, what
is wanted" replied that would have
such and such articles for my wife and
self in fifteen minutes. The articles
were put i'll little portable cupboard
with non-conducting side, placed in one
Of the dumb-waiters at the right time,
and sent up to the eighth floor, giving
notice to the waiter on that floor that
dinner for Mr.. Lewis was coming I'D.
The waiter spread the table and left us
in peace and quietness to dine at our
leisure. No servant had assembled n
flight of stairs"
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Special Notltfs.
T,rpnty-Irc Ie0iS PjUcfire

la the Treatment ~ Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed Dr. Dow Mt the head of all the
physicians making such practice a specially, ana
enables him TO guarantee speedy and permnn.
ent cure in tho worst cases OF Suppression and
all other Menstrual Derdngements, from ichdt-
erer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81 Once. No. Endicott Street. Boston
n Il. Board furnished to those desiring to
main under treatment
Boston. Jnlv 1865 22G 1yrdAw
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CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING !
Song Of Iron.

l am mighty in the saber,
Fiercely welded by the brave.
Glorious in the stalwart steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave
Beautoous in the palace pillars.
Saving in the pointed rod,
As it brings the deadly lightning
Quolled aud harmless to the sod
But there is glorious essence.
Where take my grandest power,
Giving to the race my surest
Sweetest aid, in dangers hour.
See! before me fly diseases!
See the darkest hydras bow
See the rose of health and beauty
Take the palest cheek and brow.
Fly, dyspepsia fly consumption
Yes, all ills are crushed at lelgths
For give what uman nature
Only ever needed-strengM
Shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer up
Pallid, trembling dying sufferer
It's the famed "PerUrian Syrup"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is protected solu-
ton OF the Parotoxide of Iron, u new discovery
III medicine that strikes at the root of disease
by supplying the blood with its vital princnIe
or life element--Iron.
The genuine has 'Peruvan Syrnpn blown on
the glass.
Pamphlets free.
up. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. SO Dey Street, New York.
sold ny oil druggists. 1914
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LIQUOR LAW IN PoRTLAND.-The
citizens Of Portland are enforcing the
liquor law with great zest and vigor
Many dealers have been fined and put
ia Jail for three months. Numerous
cases of the kind are pending, and some
forty offenders must go to Jail or emf
CRATE. The bars of The leading hotels
are closed, and return to the pernicious
club-room practices il predicted.
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IIun6uJs.

The world is full of them, but some
of them are so apparent that II IL sur
prising that sensible people get " taken
in ~ Inv them. The music boxes for
one dollaru that are so Extensively adver-
tised are nothing more than childrens
hnrmonicons, which are not worth
more than ten cents apiece; probably
dollar will buy dozen. The following
advertisement we notice in many OF
our exchanges -
FRESH BUTTER 20 CENTS PER POUND.
The greatest invention of the age.
Butter made in from three to I'VE
minutes, by the use Of our iniallible
Butter Powder. at cost of 20 cents a
pound. Simple in operation, harmless
in use. Two pounds Of butter can be
made from one quart Of milk. Sriil-
cient powder to make 50 pounds of but
ter sent on receipt of price, 81. Agents
wanted in every town and county t1 in
troduce this wonderful economiZer. Adj
dress
GOSHEN BUTTER COMPANY,
102 Nassau St, \. y.
our advice to butter makers il not to
invest very largely in this " infallible
butter powder" We don't know any
thing about it, but it smacks strongly OF
humbug. We are confident that We
should relish butter better without than
with the powder. Two pounds Of buttel
made from one quart of milk! We
don't want any such kind, nor do We
believe other consumers do. or th'
lone dollar time-kcepers which arr
among the novelties (?) of the day, The
Culedonian says: "These prove 10 be
only rasteboard sun-dials, and thos
who invest in this, as in all other enter
prises where great deal of money is OF
ferel for little money, but prov
the old auage that fool and his none,
a~e soon parted" If any of the reader
of the TRANSCRIPT want a good a." time
keeper we would recommend them t
patronize honest and responsible jeWo
ers. such, for instance, as we have in s
Albans,-Charles Wyman and e. Fl
Huntington,--a not send Off to som
irresponsible parties who will be quit
sure to cheat them. The following pa
ngraph from a recent number Of til
Concord, On. H. Statesman, hits I'll
nail squarely on the head:
buy AT HOME.-One evidence tn;
fools are not all dead, is found in tt
fact that dollar sales, gift enterprises
and lottery swindles, continue to 1iou
ish. The circulars of these bogus COZ
Germs are thrown out from the cities /
the million. and thSere.. IL .AnY q}, laGhlc
they do not want, and usually TO de:
directly. with some honest, reputab
trader in their own neighborhoo,
There Is no better rule for general oil
servance than that of buying everythin
wanted in the community where Oh
resides. This course keeps your none
III circulation at home, and beneti
your neighbors and of course yoursel
La this way you trust nothing to chanc,
you expect no more than the worth
your money, and are pretty certain t
get all that you expect. At any ratt
let dollar sales and similar humbue
alone.
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Np,g'A yiiT CtHri. items.

A man in Day ton, Ohio, has invented
velocipedc with one wheel. The only
fault found with il is that il can't be
made to go.
The champion pie.catcr has turned
up as a burglar in Ohio, where he broke
into house on Sunday, stole $40 and
ate six pies.
Mrs. Lincoln, who asked Congress for
IA pension the other day, lately received
50 900 set of plate from the admirers
of her husband, living in Germany.
The full force of Colts Armory of
Hartford, is now engaged on the con-
tract to furnish the Russian Govern
ment with thirty thousand Berdan ri
ies. and upon "pnlhND hln3f TO be- be en- =
| larged.
| Special Despatch to the Tareuer.-A
| Washington special says that in a con-
vcrsation of General Grants the other
evening, at his residence, he remarked
that he had made up his mind upon his
cabinet, but that as yet the parties whom
he should invite to accept positions had
been given no intimatiOn of his inten-
tons. Mrs. Grant remarked "Tha. is
more than you have ever told me, Cen
eral.' He answered " Yes, more than
have ever told any one yet"
"Aww exclaimed an English cock
ncy to Western traveller in England
spealIing-aw of the law of primogeni-
ture. ave you hentail in Amerwica %
Hentailn' said the American, looking
at his interrogation with curiosity; "no,
sir, We have the cocktail in America,
and very popular d4ink it is"
New Orleans is preparing for Mardi
Grass.
Over five thousand horses were killed
In Berlin last year for human food.
The average price paid in Texas this
winter for cattle is ten to fourteen dollars
per head in specie.
Watertown wis man has had n
live snake in hi. stomach for twenty
years or go.
Hartford insurance companies reeeiv-
gu No,ooo.ooo last year for fire premiums.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ballou proprietor of the
-. James Hotel, Boston, has subscribed
$1,000 toward the great National Peace
Jubilee.
The New York pick pockets attend
funera professionally
~AS""' 'hlitS lhoubahu persons night
~ attend the places of pu ,lic amuse-
meiA in New York.
One of the Paris post offices ordinarily
receives about twenty thousand letters
every evening between five and six o.
clock. On the last evening of the O Id
year this number increases ten-fold, the
post-office being used to distribute 'yis-
iting cards" Three million cards were
distributed by the French post office on
last New Years day.
An exchange says: ut costs ten dol
lars to knock down ones sister in Mo-
bile 1t not long since it cost thous-
and dollars in Mobile to "knock down.
ones sister on the auction block.
FAIrHIEss.
We swung AT anchor, where the wave
-, showed great ea-banners far below;
The waters rippled up to lave
Her hand, that with its bracelets GLOW
Hung toying with the trembling tide
That joyed to kiss SO fair a wrist
In the dim distance waste and wide,
The white sails glimmered through the
mist '
There was u silence ON the sea.
A silence that l would not break:
80 sweet that cent seemed to me
-, 10 float, and for my ady's sake
10 weave my fancies into thyme
u, in ~ she would praise some happy day;
For then no fate-ful after-tme
Had come to sweep nv dreams away
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The proper Authorization for Alaska is
said to be l.. S.-The place of the seal.
Wendell Phillips calls Reverdy John.
sons talk in England "the sentimental
mush Of magnniamity.u
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The celebrated Spanish bull fighter,
Buchares.. has lately died in Havana,
leaving fortune ofabout $500, 900 which
he literally gained by his sword.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
AND TR0CHE POWDER.

\ DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REA EDY IN
Cutdrvh, Headdche, Bad Breath,
Hoorseness, asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, D0ef-
ness, DC,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT and VOCAL ORGANS
This Remedy does not DRY UP a Catarrb
but LOOSENS it; frees the head of all Of
fensiye matter, quickly removing Bad Breath
and Headache; nliays and sOOths .the burn
ing heat in Catarrh is SO mild and agree.
able in its effects that it positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
As a Troche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
an never nauseates: when swallowed instantly
gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION of GOODNESS
and COMFORT.
L. the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try 1t! Safe, Reliable, and only b cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free address
COOPER, WILSON, CO.,
dl02w2I9-Gm Prop'rs, Philadelphis.
At wholesale by all Patent Houses, and re-
tailed by druggists everywhere.