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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08

rHop'rtes Their 0dpr is strong. difusivc
ana somewhat aromatic. thcir taste httc,ish
Hnl analogous to mint
Medical Properties aud Cscs - Buchu
leaves are gently stiniulant, with peculiar
t'udoncy to the Urinary Organs.
ihoN are given IN complaints OF the rnary
Orgaus, such as Gravel, Chronic CatarIh OF the
,ladtcr, Morbid Irritation of The Bladder and
,rc'ha' ilscasc OF the Prostate Gland. and Re
tohtioh on ncontincnco Of Urine, from a loss of
zone III the parts concerned in its cvacuation
me remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
p'psia, Chronic rheumatism, Cutanooue Atlcc
tiuns aud Dropsy.
ielmbods Extract Buchu is used by persons
,toh th9 age OF Is to %, and from 50 To 55 or III
the decline or change Of life after Coniine-
men, OF Labor Pains Bcd-Wetting in chill
drcn.
IT, affections peculiar to females, the Extract
| buchu IS uncquallcd 10y any other remedy, as in
Nhlorosi-, or Customary Eyacuations liberated
or Spurious state of the ttcrus. Leuchorrhea,
Diseases vt the EiadGer, IL i,in.y.. Gara-
vel, " All Drops!oal sweilirgs This mcdi-
| enc increases the power of Digestion, and oN-
| cites the AbsorbOuts into healthy action Ly
which the watery of Calcarcous dispositions and
al! nuaturN cnlarg cmenls are reduced as we'll
~ pain and Inflammation.
Hclubolda Extract Buchu has cured every
case Of Diabetes in which il has been given. IT,
litation of the Neck, OF Die Bladder. and lnGam
marion OF the Kidneys, liberation nj the Kid
he!s and Bladder. Retention of Urine, Diseases
on thr Prostate Gland, stone in the Bladder
Ca culus Gravel Iirick-dust Deposit, and Mu.
Gus on Milky Discharges. and FOR cnf,cblcd and
dehcato constitutions ot both Sexes attended
WITH the following SYMPTOMS lndisposition to
LNcitlon, Loss of Power, Loss of emory DIFF
Iicn'ty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror OF Disease, Wakoruluess. Dimncss of
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing
OF the Body, Dlynoss Of the skin, Eruption
on The Face. f4i id Countonance, Universal
iasaitudo of the Muscular system, &c.
iicmboida Extract Euchu is Diuretic and
BLOOD Purifying, and cures all diseases arising
! rom habits of dissipation, cycesses and impru-
dcnce in Fe impurities of the blood, &C., sn-
pclsrdng topaiba in affections or which il is
used, such rs GonolThpa. elects of long stand
ing, and Nyphltic affections in those diseases
used ~ connection with llembold- Rose
WASH
Sold h> all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
bcNare OF conntertcits. Ask for IIelmbods.
lake no other. Price 81 % per bottle, on Il
hotties for $3.50. Delivered 10 any address.
Describe the symptoms in al communica-
tons.
Address II. L. HEIMBOLD. Drug and Chem
zeal Warehouse, 52i Broadway, n. J.
None are genuine unless done up in steel-en-
Sraycd wrapper, with fac-simile ofmy Chemical
warehouse, and signed
II. T. iElMBOlD.
dW-253-S
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congressional.

In the senate on Friday, The resolu-
lion to give back pay to Southern Sena-
,ors was brought up and severely criti.
cised by Messrs. Morton and Trumbull.
Mr.. Williams addressed the Senate in
favor of his amendment offered yester-
day. Mr.. Sumner followedin lengthy
speech to demonstrate that Congress had
the power, under the constitution as it
now exists, to provide by law that no
qualification arising from color, race or
previous condition of servitude should
he imposed by States as requisite for
suffrage and at the conclusion of his
remarks favored such action in prefer
ence to submitting this amendment for
ratification when there was no assurance
that it would be acted upon by suflici-
ent numberof States within reasonable
time, and which would only lead to pro-
tracted political agitation.
Mr.. Vickers followed, opposing the
proposed amendment.
In the House Mr.. Blaine made a
statement in reference to the appropria.
ton bill. The amount appropriated in
it, he said, was S43, 1876, 800; the bill las
wear was between 8 and 10 millions less
The Increase was in consequence of the
Indian was.
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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 old
year this number increases ten-fold, the
post-otlice being used to distribute "vis-
iting cards" Three million cards were
distributed by the French post Office on
last New Years day.
Special Despatch to the T'arcNcr.-A
Washington special says that in con-
versation of General Grants the other
evening, at his residence, he remarked
that he had made up his mind upon his
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, Gen.
eral." He answered: Yes, more than
have ever told any one yet"
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TNc Go1den Ucdding.

Gather the gailands of autumn now,
Meet FOR the marriage day.
And the golden leaves on the faithful brow
Shall cover the trcssCs gray,
For the blossoms of promise that, long ago
Wore twincd for their nuptial daWu.
Crowns of tdliilmcnt We now nV.'uN
Crowns Tor thc summer "oUc.
Time. that haa lief, them 80 mitch pi N4uth
The blessing OF age sflall leave.
or JOY in htc, and TIA, love AMI truth
They gave and tncy now receive.
Past is Che sorrow and shared the pain:
shed IS the measure OF tears:
Eut peace and c0nteatus ut and love rcHDal
IN hr.ghtrn thcir ENldoA ynnra.
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70 CONSUMPTxYEs.

FTHE Advertiser, having been restored to
i health in a few weeks by II very simple
rom -dr, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disco, Consmmption-is anxious to make
knoNn TO his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
j" all who drsire it, lie will send copy Of
dire ,ous for prenarin~ and nsi5@ h ".', same ,o
which they Will find II SURE CURE FOR CONSUME
to-, ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs &c. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concciyes to be invaluable ; and he
hopes every sufferer will tIy his remedy, as il
Wiz ye@ them nothing, andmay prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
l6i south Second St, Williamsburgh, Kings
County. New York. 2i7-1y
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WOULD BE PLEASED TO "SEE IT. -
Ask any professor or graduate of any re-
gular College of Pharmacy, ask any
regular Doctor, ask the Physicians OF
even Homeopathic persuasion, ask any
Druggist in our land, and they will al or
any of them tell you that in some way
they use Buchu as curative agent for
all diseases of the. kidneys and urina-
ting organs. Many Of them will tell
you that Helmbolds Fluid Extract is
the best extract; while there are plenty
of physicians wio will acknowledge
that they freely prescribe it for diseases
as above mentioned. All these reasons,
added to the fact that for nearly a quar-
ter Of Il century has this remedy Teen
on trial 'and not found wanting,n has
succeeded in placing it at the ahead Of
he column of all proprietary medi-
cines. Doctor IL. II. Helmbold, besides
being the mott liberal advertiser in the
world, has, al No. 594 Broadway, New
York City, the best regulated, the lar
gest and handsomest Drug Store i'm ex-
istence, and where our friends can be as
sured a kindly welcome from not only
the excellent Doctor, but his gentle
manly empl yees.-&. Joseph Union.
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CLOSE ORDER MARCH. - We learn
from friends who have just returned
from Washington, that the city is filed
toover1lowing with lobbyists andvisitors
already, and that every possible accom-
mediation has been secured at the hotels
during the week of the Inauguration.
Those who intend to visit the capitol
to witness the ceremonies, and have not
already provided themselves with lodg-
ings, will very likley meet with disap-
pointments. An exchange tells us that
u delegation of Boys in Blue from New
York, finding that the extra trains to be
run during Inauguration week will prob
ably be freight cars with seats of rough
boards, and that the barracks Offered as
quarters at Washington are not especial
ly comic. table, will return and recon-
mend their comrades TO charter a
steamboat for the trip and use her f +
quarters while there
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"a. A LECTURE TO
Is Is YOUNG MEN,

just Published in a Sealed envelope Price 6 cts
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and
"a Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhua or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
billy, and Impediments to marriage generally :;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits ;
Mental and Physical lncapacty, resulting from
Self Abuse, &c. by ROBERT J.CULYERWELL,
NJ -, Author of the Green Book, nc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that Inc awful consequences of Sclf-Abusc may
be eitcctlally removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations bougies,
instruments, rings, on ccrdials, pointing out
mode of cure at once certain and eiicstual. by
which every sufferer, no matser what his con-
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply pri-
Val, " and radically. This Lecture will prove Il
boon TO thousands and thousands
sent under seal, to any address, III a plain,
sealed envelope on the receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also, DIR. Cukorwcl's
$ Marriage Guidc.' price Csc Address the
Iuh'ishcra.
ClIAS. j. c. KLINE q CO.,
n Bowcry, New York.
Post Office Box 1856
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Errors of Youth.

NOUNG MEN the experience of years has
y demonstrated the fact that reliance can be
placed IN the efficacy OF
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure of Sominal
Weakness the result of Youthful Iudiscretion,
which neglected. ruins the happincs, and units
the sufferer for business, social society or mar
riagc They can be used without detection or
with business pursuits.
Price one Dollar per box or four boxes for
three dollars. II you cannot procure these pills,
,nclosc the money to BRYAN * Co., 81 Cedar
Street, Now York, and they will be sent by return
mail. WELL SEALED Private circulars to gentle
men sent free Oh application enclose stamp.
1S9cod-w24S-1y
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Il Works like a Charm

This is the best family remedy. to cure all
kinds OF PAIN you ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use. and if
you use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle. Buy of the Drug
eist or Merchant where you trade. If they have
not got it on hand they will send for it, at your
request and sell you the genuine Renno's Pain
Killing Magic Oh, at the manufacturers lowest
price at retail.
WM. REENE, Sole Proprietor and ltanulac,
turer, Pittsfeld, Mass.
Sold in St. Adams by all Druggists, Weeks a
Reynolds, Groccrs. In Swanton Falls by ID. II.
Morrill,. [23l-ly-oow
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Harsh, frizzy, dead-Iooking, and diff
cult to dress, always result from the use
OF dyes upon the human hair A res
torativc. on The contrary, like thc adj
miiablc preparation known a. " Bar
re>t's Vegetable Affair." Restorative " rem
dcls il soft, glossy and i,Xuriant. -
Spr'pqf III RCpatNc0n.
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Poetry.


Rest i. not quitting
This busy career.
Rest is the fitting
or self to ones sphere.
lis the brooks motion
Clear, without stifc.
ilcoting 10 ocean
After its htc
lis loving aud ecNlu.
The highest and best:
lis onward. unswcryiug.
And this Is true rcst.--Gu.j}tc.
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Song Of Iron.

| am mighty in the saber
ticrcely welded by the brave.
Glorious in the stalwart steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Bcautcous in the palace pillars
Saving in the pointed rod,
As it brings the deadly lightning
Queled and harmless to the sod.
But there il glorious essence,
Where [ take my grandest power,
Giving to the race my surcst,
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 check and brow
Fly. dyspepsia fly consumption
Yes, all ills are crushed at lelgth
For give what uman nature
Only ever noedcd-strtHgM
Shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer up
Pallid, trembling, dying sufferer,
lis the famed ''Peiuridn Syyup.'
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is protected solu-
ton Of the ParotoXide Of Iron, new discovery
in medicine that strikes at the root of disease
by supplying the blood with its vital principle
or life element-lron.
The genuine has 'pcruyian Syrup" blown on
the glass.
Pamphlets free.
j. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. 36 Dey Street, New York.
Sold by all druggists. 1854
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Exemplary Punishment.

The number of crimes, great ana
small, committed in the city of New
York, is enormous; and yet not 1.-THE
of the criminals receive the punishment
that they justly deserve. In order to
prevent or lessen the commission of
crime, those who commit it must lie
severely dealt with. The man who COM
mits murder or burglary must be made
TO feel that he will be punished to the
extent of the law, and that the plea of
insanity, or any other plea except ofin-
nocence, will not avail him. The ease
with which desperadoes escape from
Justice, not only in New York, but else
where, cannot, as it seems to us, have
any other tendency than to increase
crime. A person who has murder in
his mind, if he believe. the chances are
favorable to his non-arrest, or, if arrcs-
ted he is likely to escape punishment,
does not hesitate long concerning
the matter. He commits the murder
and trusts to his own ingenuity and that
of his f-llows to escape from its penalty,
which, as we have intinated, is quite
too frequent.
some of the Courts of New York have
commenced dealing with criminals as
they ought t. he deal. by. Whether
the organization of q Vigilance Commit
tee has anything to do with it, We do
not know; but ii would not be strange
lift did. The other day, in the Court
of Sessions, as we learn from the New
York papers, the grand jury having
presented indictments, District Attor-
ney Hutchings arraigned at the bar
Stephen Doyle, who has several aliases,
for shooting at an officer who was Sc
curing him while attempting to escape
from q jewelry store. The respondent
pleaded guilty to this and another in
dictment. Mr.. Hutchings, the repor
goes on to say, in moving for an imme-
date sentence, said that an otiic r was
here with requiston from the Cover
nor Of Michigan for the prisoner, for the
murder of the Sheriff of Kalamazoo
County, Michigan. Capital punishment
has been abolished in that State, and
inn risonment for life substituted. Sen
tence could be passed on the prisoner, on
the indictments presented, almost equal
to the term of natural life. These des-
peradoes, said Assistant District Attor-
ney Hutchings, who came there from
other cities and Europe, tempted by the
vast wealth of that city, must be taught
that, if convicted, sentence will be i'm
mediate and severe. Recorder Hackctt
agreed with the District Attorney, and
sentenced the prisoner to term of 20
years imprisonment on each indictment
40 years in all.
In the Court of Oyer and Termincr,
on the same day, burglar, named Chas.
Jones, who fired upon an officer who
was pursuing him, was tried by jury
and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment.
Several other persons were sentenced to
five and ten years imprisonm mt for rob-
berry and burglary.
Such sentences as these cannot fail to
exert a wholesome influence, and it is
to be hoped that they will be followed
up. $50, we may expect to hear of few
or murders and burglaries IN that city
and the work Of Vigilance Committees
can very properly be dispensed with.
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Mt DAILY TRANSCRIPT, FEBRUARY 3. 1869

It's good effects arc permanent. In
this II differs from all dar dyes. By
ITS use luNuriant grow,h is guaranteed d,
natural color and glcss are restored.
One trial Will cause YOU to say this of
Mrs. :. n. Aliens Improved new sty1a)
Hair Reatorcr or Dressing lin one boz
tle). Every druggist sells il. Price one
dollar. no
The blood owes its red color to minute
elobules which float in that fluid, ano
contain, in healthy person, n large
amount of Iron, which gives vitality to
the blood. The Peruvian Syrup sup
Plies the blood with this vital element.
and gives strength and vigor to the
whole systcm. W.
! he fame of the celebrated PLANrA-
HON CUTTERS has no parallel in the
history of Medicine. The thou ands
upon thousands Of bottles that are
m, dc and sold daily is but proof posi-
i've OF their wonderful virtues. Tnou-
sands OF certificates can he produced
showing the efficacy and certainty of
The cures Which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity, unusually SO lea
ious o. anything which causes persons
to think and ctor for themselves. are
compelled TO acknowledge their wonder
iui virtues, and prescribe them under
other ia e.. They are sold by all
druggists
MAGNOLIA WATER.-'Supcrior 10 the
be-t imported German Cologne, and
sold at BALI the price. Il & W.
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Over five thousand horses were killed
in Berlin last year for human food.
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nVERCOATS of all kinds
~ at WIN. N. SMITH, 4 cos.
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B u C; HI u L.
Diosma Crenata, Buchu Leaves

lFrom pispcnsnrN Of Tho rnitcd slnlo.A
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DoraeutSc J 1teyys.

NEW, YohK, Juaaa The steamer
Moro Castle has arrived. She reports
that on her outwart trip, off Cardenas,
q Spanish war STEAMER fired two blank
shots; but the Mofo Castle, being over
due at Havana, proceeded, when the
Spaniard fired q she'll, which fell astern.
The chase lasted an hour. au Ir5a
BAIGlMoaE, Juns .4.-Reyerds john
son has arrived atfWashington.,
4 An ordinance ior indiscriminate ad-
mission to places Of amusement passed
day. d.
The brick-lay4s at the Navy Yard re-
solved to strike Unless two colorea men,
recently appointed, are withdrawn.
MoBmE, june 4.-The. steamer, Mary
Swan, bound Up the Alabama River,
sunk yesterday seventy miles above Mo-
bile. Boat and cargo lost.
CHAR1EsToN. June ARRIVED -schrs.
Minnie Repplien, Philadelphia; Lola,
Belfast, Me. Sailed steamers Mary
land, Baltimore; Prometheus, PhiAdel;
phia. 's
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4: o0In2dn sx NEdho11rss II JOINS oot6sl s.
TX, ~. C.--A ARSON AND ATTR1rRxED Mua-
DER.-On Saturday night, o band OF
armed negroes surrounded the house OF
Mr, Henry w. Haswell Mr.. Haswell
being Q prisoner at the time lin Jones
County, about two miles, from Trenton,
and hred itsin several places. The in,
mates, two women and five email chill
dren, were ordered, under pain of death,
TO remain in the burning building, and
the house was repeatedly fred into to
prevent them attempting TO escape.
uhey managed to slip unobserved ont at
the back door, eluding the fiends howl
ing out for their blood, and gained the
wooks near by in safety. There they
remained until day, when they came
through the woods to Trenton. The
house. with its entire contents, was CON-
sumed.
A young named Bragg, to whose trial
Coigrove was proceeding when killed,
lived with Mr.. Haswell, and it in sup
posed that the negroes intended to muir
der him; but being disappointed in
finding him absent, they turned upon
the helpless family, as suitable victims
for their vengeance.
While the whole County OF Jones is
being searched for those who killed Col
grove. his militia is allowed to 20 un-
punished for similar deeds of violence
for no doubt that it was the armed mill:
tia OF Jones County, all OF whom are
negroes, who burned the house OF Mr..
Haswell and attempted to murder his
wife and children. It is said that they
did it at the command or collusion of
"Hon." d. d. Colgrove,, who told them
"to do Us they pleased"
Journal Of Commerce.
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LIE ORoPs.-Our accounts for the last
week, from all parts of the State, are
higqy favorable to the growing crops of
all tinds. Wheat is being harvested,
and tieids handsome return-said to be
moro than an average of former years.
CorIeis growing off finely, and, under
the Sthnence of the hot sun, the cotton
is raHdly reviving, and holding up its
headv In some sections it was consider
ably Ainned out by the frequent cold
Isnapslbut even in those localities what
twas leIt is looking remarkably we'll. At
Fome POINTS in the up-country there is
tompl9nt Of dry weather, but the crops
are yeFoo young to be affected serious
iiy. Upn the whole, so far Ts Georgia
ls conc&ned, there is no reason to com
The }egroes on the plantations have
come tdregard politics as a profdess
aud plaRd out business, and are wisely
turning their entire attention to The
physical komfort of themselves and FAM.
lies. Odside the cities there are few
WHO wouH care the toss of O copper On
which si3 to vote, and but for the id!e
vagabondl like Turner, Simms and a
few othert of their class-who are too
lazy to wdk and want office as an easy
way. OF lying, the State, white and
black, wodd soon be united on all cues
tlons OF public concern. If President
Grant and lis Cabinet would only "let
us have pehe," there would be few divi-
sions, and 10 troubles among ourselves.
Savannah Republican.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
e. CORRECTED WEEKLY By THE
OOL UABIA BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, Bbu.1 25@l so
BAaaINe, Gunny 2562S
Dundee % I'D 259S0
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,@26
N.Y.orWesJBl0@15
BUTTER, Northern @5O
Country, % h. .25335
BACON. Hams. .20@28
Sides, % b. -. 1920
Shoulders i. .1G @17
BRIoks, $1,000 .s@I2
CANDLES, Sperm4OD7O
Adamantine ib2l@25
Tallow 49,. 146l6
CorrON YARN1 00@2 90
COTTON, Strict Md@27
Middling ;. .26A@27
Low Midl'g, 26 @26i
GoodOrdny, ,243@25f
Ordinary. f. 231M24
CHEEsE, ED. ib. N63O
Factory .25@2S
COFFEE, Rio, 53lb22@26''
\ Laguayra .27@29
Al Java .37@4O
FLOUR, Co. IL 00@13OO
Northern.7 00@l3 90
FRA1N, Corn / 25M1 80
Wheat q OO@2 so
| Oats. :. l 00@1 10
Peas -. Il 1001 20
4AY, North, Tscwt.
Eastern ..........
HDEs, Dry, 9B123@1s
Green @S
NIGo, Caro-. ;. .I@1 rs
LRD, 3ih ..... .20@25
L9MBER, BIDS 100 fl SO
acantling L so
Ringles, $4,000. ..2.75
LISE, 3 bbl. 2 1902 80
ME4Ts, Pork, 59ib. 15s
Ref .S@12
Milton. rs