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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

fifteen feet deep on the western side Of the
centre Of the morass tnot on the eastern,
as IL is given in Vandevelde's splendid
map) The lake Of lueh is very irrogu-
lar in outline. It's upper edge is the only one
bounded by reeds aud marsh. The bottom
is nearly level. 1t is about twelve feet deep,
and in no part more than twenty feet. No
part Of it is more than three miles across
The whole Of the spacious area might be drain
ed dry by single cut at the southern end.
Until it comes to Jacobs bridge the river
flows deep and smooth, but the canoe had to
be carried past the long line of torrent. After
had padded her into the lake Of Gennesar-
eth, where have spent six hours Of this fine
summer-like day in careful scutiny Of the
waters on the northeast shore, | soon found
ruins under the clear water, and it seemed
that no one was within halfa mile Of me then,
but suddenly man came forth, as if out Of
the earth. lie was of the color of the soil
too and perfectly naked lie gave a loud
shout before plunging in to reach my boat !;
but the warning was in time, and Of course he
could not catch me by swimming. | asked
some Of the Arabs why they wished to get
hold Of the canoe Some said because the
boat was so low in the water they thought il
was sinking; others, that being alone must
be lost. "Then, to save me from being lost
or drowned" answered, you think it best
to shoot me-" The real reason is, believe,
that an Arab caunot resist firing at what is
new and moving, In England many Of us
would take shot at a man flying in the air,
if he suddenly hoverod over some country
village.
had already seen Palestine before in the
usual way, but the varied enjoyment Of thi
journey has made it all new again, and finish
the tour so novel in its mode with NY boat
uninjurcd, and the happy recollection Of
months Of glorious weather in which every
day has been a delight to the crew Of the
Rob Roy, always in perfect health
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14
NJ. b. Q. S.

Our reasons and we trust our Justification for calling
tho public attention 10 MornER BAILEr's QuIErISG
sYRuP, furnished by the frequency and fatality Of
ths diseases Of infancy and childhood So alarming and
Serious the dcooasss that child in three dies be
lore the fifth year These facts afford conclusive argu-
meut for enforcing mothers the Importance of using
remedy, (Which contains no Morphine Poisonous Drug
and never fails (when timely used) to effect II
greatly assists the child through the months of teothing
aays all pain, reduces Inflammation aodty Of
the Stomach, and never fails to regulate the bowels
mako sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duces natural sleep for tho child thereby aording rest
" the mother For summer complaints Dy sentery and
Diarrhoa, II has equal. For Wind Collie Commissions
6rping, &c., il never falls TO give Immediate relief
MoTuER BAmLY's QuIErSr sYnUP, for children, Is an
original medicine, we'll established, therefore use no
other and you safe For sale by all Druggists and
Dearlers In Medicine,
A. RICHARDS Now London Conn.,
Agent for the United States. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

In SOP the grandfather Of Dr. Tobias introduced the
Venetian Idnment in England. It success, al.
though the price guinea bottle. His late Macs-
~ William w. used 1t for Chronic Rheumatism, and
Na entirely cured alter suffering Tor two year, his at
Bending physician being unable to effect cure and lac
wrote letter OF thanks which In possession Of
my uncle In Liverpool have offered flol sterling for
thc letter, but Il refused. In 1871 put out In the
United States, and in l56s tho sale is immense.
Thousands OF families are without IT, II is safe
pnd innocent TO apply externally and to take informally
For twenty years have warranted II 10 cure the fol-
lowing complaints Cholora Dianh@l, Dysonioryi
Group Collie Cramps, Venting and seasckness taken
Internally and Chronic Rhomatisu, Burns, Cuts,
bruises, Old Sores, Toothaohe, Frosted Feet Swcngs
Insect Stngs, and Palms in Chest Back and Limhs
ternaly II mover falls If used directed For Cho
aud Dysentcry is certain II used when first at
lacked. No once trying II will he without IT.
Sold by the Druggists Price 90 cents and 81 Depot Il
Park Place, New York. 596l-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14
The Fireside.
From the Chlld's World
GROWING TALL.

hhUnlNh TALL.
BY 7. b. T.
Little Johnny and Mary and Joe
We're measuring their heights on the wall,
Zach hoastingly striving 20 show
That he was the one growing tall.
And as in their turns they came, each
Would stretch 90 his utmost hight,
And strain every muscle to reach
A. Gar from the floor a. he might.
And will not aud ought not 10 Say
That all of them honestly bore
Their heads in the natural way
or rested their heels on The Goor.
at is right" said the mother at length,
THAT my children should wish 10 possoss
The blessing. Of stature and strength
And eycry bodily grace
They are gifts from tho Father above,
Ana gns you may rightly desrci
You may seek from his graoc-giylng love,
To make you grow stronger and hi CHER.
Bot. a. 90 your stature you rise,
Keep the greater grace ever In view
That while your heads reach toward the skies,
Your hearts may -row heavonward too"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

AN ENIGMA.
No. II.

MY first, not in soap, ia cosmetics iF sought;
Ny second la ,clhnirs, not ia clriokots is caught
Ny third not Ia acids is found hut in sweotsi
Ny fourth is discovered in tsoolds not n ,ehoatsi
My anh not In muss IS in oarlamoms known;
My sixth Ia cigars, not n cni ie Cologne
My seventh la lstoner- is not, but in ,psOllmsi
Ny eighth takes In dyes, not In halsnns and bnlms
My ninth g. in tanloes displayed, not in ,Qluios
Ny tenth in true tonaqDes, not in sln5ers' disputes
My leventh in Jumps, not in ailments and aehcsi
My twolfth In nright. not In agie and shakes,
My thirteenth in mittcns is put, not in boots
My fourteenth In nmcerschaums, tho not ln chcrCotsi
My fifteenth In April is seen, not In May.
bly whole is ob,ss5I1n,ead in Montpelier this day.
PHIR
Montpelier April /, 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

The WoRrn OF TmE-To show us the
worth of Time, Con, most liberal OF all other
things, is exceedingly frugal in the dispens-
ing Of that; for He never gives us two mo-
ments together, nor grants us a second till he
has Withdrawn the first
A forger, just sentenced to Prussian pcni-
sentiary for four years, has learned that he
has drawn m immense sum OF money III lot
tory.
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For 3gnung alaen.
John Henthorn,s Trial.

was charged on the second count with haNuu
the above mentioned articles in his possession,
knowing them to have been stolen. lie was
only a lad-iust eighteen; he had no friends
in the great city, which seemed to him so
hard-hearted, at that moment to be continuing
its business with the same eager roar as ever,
while he stood on his trial. He had no
[ frionds2 Yes, he had dear little friend
his sister Lucy. She was standing by, listen .
/ ing to the person who read over these charges
/ ia hard dry. mattor-of.fact style, and then .
asked her brother-yes, though she could |
hardly believe it, it was her own brother John I
who stood there in the dock between two po-
| liocmon asked her brother whether he was
guilty or not guilty.
She listened eagerly for Johns reply. She
saw his mouth opcu aud make an Intellectual
effort to form the words At length ii came
with gasp Not guilty.
Little Lucy broaihod more freely. Her
itfc finger was laid upon her lips her Gius
face was palor than ever. but her eyes were
bright and auxious-uo. not SO much anxious 4
as watchful and eager. She knew now for
She had heard her brother ucak-that John
wa. innocent; and though she kuew-ior she
was nearly nmished-how sore John might
nave necn tempted oy necessity yet John
word had been passed, aud John was innocent
John was innocent but John must be PROV
ed innocent She knew that tho gentlemen
ranged ia rows before the Judge were all clev-
er lawyers, who could prove that ohm had
stolen nothing so she slipped down from the
crowd among which she was standing, and
being so small. passed unobsorved to the cor
ner Of the lawyers seats. She watched all
their faces for long time. Some Of them
were busily engaged turning over great masses
Of paper and parchment others we're sitting
moodily. with their hands upon their fore.
heads. brieacss barristers who were mediate
inr on the inequalities of the world, and how
if was that Sc that densely .tupid Fumblelrumn
had his hand full of cases - and they. "who
could beat his head off at billiards or any
other eentlemanly employment" were leh
II.;,g.g At,o,,, 4Lo., ,,pl,r,,. ..,,1 i,,,,1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14
WONpERFuL lNLlNl

The Secrets Of Love or Turkish Charm Of Eden the
arabian Love Phterand Sultanas Great Secret of FACT
naton obtained in Egypt tonce In your possession you
aye complete control over any you wlsh also
Bong, Valuable Receipts Beautiful Arts How TO Get
keh Choice Secrets &C., all mailed for ten cents,
Address, TT WOOD, Vernon, N. j.
barn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-14

Prof. Hamliton's
MFpfCATFp

G o q G II c "A N d Y
Made ffom extracts prepared in Yacuo-a certain and
Effective remedy for Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Those
Who try-always use cure their Colds and avoid Con
tnmptOn and early grave, Price only ~ cents one
million sold annually, and sold everywhere
For sale In Montpelier by Redheld 4 Crooks Babeock
a Cutler, and N. X. Brown Co. 507ls
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A MYSTERY

ANY PERSON sending us their address with 2j cents
nclosed will receive by mail, the name aud cartode
|1slte Of their future wife or husband,
Coca REEVES 4 co., 10 Nassau ST. N. "
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23
Buffalo Items.

Martha Mcdonald and Catharine Horn
becker; aged ifiesn years respectively, were
sent to Randall's Island for reformation.
Martha said when leaving with the officer:
Well, l will get pair Of new shoes there
and not be compelled to wear rags"
The Cincinnati Chronicle of April goth
states that brush maker named John Web
ster from Buffalo, in, the employ Of Brom.
nell & Co., borrowed $40 from his employ
ers and fellow woknen few days since, and
then lit ont for his brmer home.
We notice that John B. Sage, OF the firm
of Sage, Sons e Co., has enrolled himself in
the list Of benedicts Not to fatter John.
we wVnld remark that be is Que of the fines,
young men in Bnffalo, and the lady who as
simes the name Of Mrs. Sage has shown q
most worthy degree of good taste"
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R0cllcster Items.

The Rochester theatre is closed.
Rochester females have got Sorosis on the
brain.
Rochester people talk of converting Jones
Square into a vooci2ede Rink.
1t is reported that Hon. Lewis Selye of
Rochester is a candidate for Governor OF
Utah.
Eighteen and twenty thousand dollar
business blocks are being erected in Roches-
ter.
Mr.. Francis z. Rev, of the Rochester Ex'
press, has been appointed Collector OF Inter.
nal Revenue for the Twenty Eighth District.
Mr. Rev has ever been an earnest and ac-
tive worker in the Republican cause, aud
has well earned his Office.
A man named Edward Dorsey struck a
woman by the name of Bridget Carroll on
the head with poker in Rochester short
time since, indcting injuries which result
ed in the death of the latter about week
afterwards. The murderer is still at large.
A lady in Rochester recently received
pawn tickets for set of diamond earrings
which had been stolen from her recently
while jonrne ring from Albany to New York.
The tickets call ior $500. The diamonds
cost 81, 900.
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NEWS ITEMS.

An engine on the Black River Railroad
was thrown down an embankment near
Lyons Falls, N. Y, Tuesday night. Hugh
Crockcr, Superintendent Of the road, re
ceived injuries which caused his death yes
terday morning. The fireman. Eli Hutch
bruised and burned, and Lewis Lewis burn
ed.
The storm of Thursday blew down the
new Wabash bridge at Vincrnnes, Indiana.
At Fort Wayne the bridges and cnivcrts on
the Wabash Railroad were threatened by
The freshet.
Capitalists left Fort Wayne fora Railroad
meeting at Henry, Illinois, to consider the
practicibi!lty of building a railroad from
the former place 10 Muscatine, Iowa.
The Indiana State Musical Festival, in
progress at Fort Wayne, has been largely
attended.
B. Merkcl. a butcher of Cincinnati sent
man to the bank with cheek Tor 81, ,000
on Tuesday. The latter drew the money
and decamped.
Twenty-eigbt students graduated at the
Cincinnati law school Tuesday night
Gen. T. L. Raymond. member Of Con
gress from Virginia before the war, died al
Richmond Wednesday.
Il slimly attended labor convention was
held at New Haven Tuesday, for the pur'
pose of organizing Il State Labor League.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob
bank at Lima, New York, yesterday
morning.
Joseph Smith, the Mormon Prophet
writes letter from Pana, H., to contradic
the report Of his death.
The convention of Illinois. editors a.
Cairo yesterday, adopted resolution tt
take steps to have the general laws publish
ed in all the papers Of the State at price
sufficient 10 cover the cost OF composition.
II. p. Goodal, editor of the Carlo, ILL.,,
Times, was yesterday the recipient OF Sc
we're punishment at the hands of an irat'
limb of the law named Albright.
The firm of Mayer d Bros, wholesale to
bacco dealers of New York and Louisville
have failed. The liabilities of the New
York house amount to $l2O,00O and thos'
of the Louisville to $50, 900, making tota
of 100000.
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'"t'sMA'' 1t is not often that we have the time
to spare or the inclination, to notice any of tbo
thousand and one preparations sold throughout III,
country, each, as it is claimed. heinz n sovoro,n,
cure for one or more of the lila that esh bei, 10
Indeed, we have frequently wondered ,h, ,e,,,0
ever died at all, or grew oil evrn when, BIZ anal,
outlay they could furnish themselves with Some
thing which wonll keep disease at bay. and ef III.
assaults OF time! Concerning the efficacy of ono or
these remedial preparation and one which bos IL,
como celebrated of iatc-wc can sre,l r.,- ,
snna' experience. and Consccniou.ly saw II !. cro
We refer to "Aismp." an article fnr r,s,orin, oni
pr,servln" the hair, manufactured hv Niessrs Sow
ard Bentley. Chemists aud Drrrrists M lSa
Main street, Buillo,--Bn'rllo Cnminerc aI ADJ \,
SLOW sales for eeward's Cnngh Cure \, u MI
I.ER " CO. Wholesale n Retail Dru-rei.,. .,e,,,
for Petroleum Centre, Pa fJi-
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THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-The NJ yers An
thenum Company are to play an engage
ment of four nights in Petroleum Centre.
commencing on Monday evening next, at
the Opera House. The Myers troupe en-
joy good reputation as amateurs, and no
doubt will please the theatre-going people
Of Petroleum Centre. They closed en- en-
gagement at Cory last night.
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We publish to-day the announcements o.
Capt James B. Geggie for Assembly, Johr
A. Cbristy for Treasurer. and f. G.. Craw
ford for Prothonotary. This is the third
time Capt. Geggie has been before the peo
pie as candidate for Assembly, and polled
very fair vote last fall.
A. J. Christy, candidate for Treasurer,
is well known in Venango county.
E. G. Crawford, candidate for Protbono-
tary, is very popular and worthy man, and
If nominated, will poll heavy vote in the
county.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23

When the 'pledge" was being circulated
at temperance meeting, a decidedly in
ebriaed individual presented himself and
offered his signature. The Chairman re-
my friend, and trust you realize the re-
sponsibiity you are assuming ooh, can
stand the (hic) sponsibility,' was the re-
snonse. "rye done it lots of times before.
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ARRESTED FOR SEDUCTION. N.--lleister
Keith, says the VenaDgo Spectator of this
week, charged with seduction, on oath of
II. b. Keeley, was committed to the county
Jail on Wednesday, by Justice Daley, for a
hearing on Saturday. Hester has taken
lodgings at hotel in the third ward, and
was in bed with the girl when arrested, lie
says he wants to get married.
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PERSONS drawn as jurors hereafter will be
interested in the information that fine of
ten dollars in each case was imposed at the
last Court upon those who neglected to a..
tend. The Conneautvilie Record says: " We
understand it to be the purpose Of the Court
TO require strict attendance of jurors in
future"
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How TRAIN BECAME A ''WoMAN's RIGHTS"
MANA little incident occurred while
Train was in Australia which will illustrate
one phase Of his charactep. A possible
President was about to be born TO hun, and
George Francis was unwilling to spoil the
child's prospects of succeeding Washington
by forcing it to catch its first streak of sun.
shine among the savages of Oceanca. 1t
was mid-winter. aud a ninety days voyage,
but Train suddenly shipped his wife for
Boston. The lady was alone, and the voy-
age was temptuous one; but, after mar
rowly escaping shipwreck, she landed safe
ly in this country. Here the child was born.
and-it ,oas girl!. This mistake as to
sex, however, will have no material effect
upon the child's Presidential prospects if
Train and Mrs. Cady Stautoa succeed in
their attempted revolution.
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The ruling passion was recently exhloi-
ted in remarkable manner, on the occa-
sion Of funersl An old lady Lad lost Der
husband. and ou the day of the funeral her
neirhbors were somewhat tardy in appear
ing at the solemnities. "Nabby," said she,
''haud me my knitting; | might as well be
taking a few stitches while the gathering is
taking place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23

A veteran topper has been reading SER
les of articles on liquor anulterations show
an average of about sixty-fve parts of wat
or to thirty-fve of spirits. "They don't
give the spirits fair chance" said the
aged bacchanal, '.they'll keep on fooling
with the water till it depopulates the earth
again"
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The Toronto Globe claims that Mr., Cnd-
lip, in bis recent annexation proposition,
feckUnsd without his host, as 'there is not
: whisper Of such thing among the Ca
nadiaps proper. Perhaps they have passed
ths Whispering" point, and now are pre-
parsG 10 act,
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THE best place in town to get a mir y, ~.
made OF the best Stock, that will wear we'll ana
warranted to iit' is at J. a. Plante,s Fash.
ionable Boot shop, Washington Street. petrooun,
''"'N' =" "''c MN r"" scplOtf
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PROTHONOTARY.

Mr. EpiroR.-Pleaso announce the name OF L. g.
CRAWFORD of Richmond Township, as can1
date for Prothouotary subject to the usages at tho
Republican party MANY tifi"nN0,
We ate authorized TO announce that JOSEPu H.
SMITH, Prothonotory of Ncnango County, VIII PC
a candidate for re.non lnat on Tor SAID once, SUD
iect to the u ayes of the Republican party.
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Hon. JOS Howe was elected to represent
the county of Hauts in the Dominion Parli-
ament by majority Of 3S3 Messrs. Kel-
lam and Levisconte, Anti-Unionists, were
elected for Yarmouth and Richmond.
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RICH NJ MARRIAGE GIFT

THE RIcHEsr GiRr which Yonnc Ma, 49,.
sent to his Bride. is sound constitution anJ nn pre-
heart. Essays on these subjects with the bnml"net l"'e
tviews Of benevolent Physicians sent in snanI
ter envelonc-. free of charge. Address HOWApn
ASSoCiArioN' Box T., Philadelphia Pa i2S3,o
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Hardwarc-A large assortment of which g..
being closed ont at reduced rates at REyvoIpS
BRoDHEAD Il CO.'S, No. II Centre s. o..-,
the ost Olice, Oil City, Pa. 'r'''e
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-23

WIN. Halbut, Of Cornwall, VT, died last
week Of starvation, having eating nothing,
save what was forced in his stomach, for
nearly year, from the fear that be should
become town pauper, although worth
aoout $4,000, and bachelor seventy years
old
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

EDITOR RECORD: :--l0u VIII please an
pounce that JAMES w. SHAW will be a candidate
for nomination for tho Office of Register and Record
err subject to the usages OF the Republican party at
the ensuing Republican Primary Election. Nj
SHAY was Il Private in Company 81 l4!d Ienn'
svlvania Volunteers, and lost right arm in battle
of Gettysburg. lie Is competent and obhsing' ana
has served as Register and Recorder for one term ~
the entire satisfaction of all who have done business
with him. NENANGo CoJN
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Novel End OF Breach OF Promise
Trial.


knew case in which a most eligible
damsel was pronounced by her friends as un-
fit TO marry certain young divine, because,
forsooth, she was without penny" He
was weak-minded enough, after having pro.
posed to her in form, to give way to their
remonstrances, aud she was stroug-minded
enough to bring an action against him for
"breach of promise" The damages were
laid at five thousand pounds, and she gained
them in full. The impressonal defendant
who reaped nothing but ridicua from his
former advisers, throughout this trying Or
deal-which included protracted cross-ex-
animation by Sergeant Valentine, was now
brought to reason. He addressed the young
lady even more fervently than before: 81
have behaved infamonsly," be owned, "but
if you will only forgive and ferget we may
bo happy yet The only objection which
my fiiends had to you mas heen removed.
They can NO longer say that you are wi th-
out penny, since you have FIVE thousand
pounds of your very own." And the happy
pair were married accordingly. Chan
Journal.
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t-y~ BURTON's TOBACCO ANTIDorp
DON'T CHEW, an antidoe for Tobacco, and ND
JOHNSON'S AROMATIC ANTI TOBACCO co,,
POUND, for sale at A. D. MILLER s. cos
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WALL. RsAPEyfI

Just received large stock of Spring patterns, .,
II. c. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE. -, "'
CO PAINT, WALL, wHTTB WASH & SHOE
BRUSHES large stock just received a, , n
MILLER Il CO.'S.