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For the Richmond Palladium.
A NEW YEARS PRESENT.
By MRS. J. j. JORDEN.

Deem II, mans nature WIspoM's image ies
The true man this, but hidden from the wise
Whose know CLEANED from the sensuous plane,
Where seIf-hood is chief and claims right to reign
For man hath self-hood, that which is his own
To TRUTH not welded is to error prone;
To live celibic is for him to choose
To cleave to Wisdom, or her law refuse.
AS man elects so is his veal or wo-
Adverse or cognate-good and evil flow;
The choice once made, then Principles and Laws
Induce conduce, become effects, then cause.
Tho direful evils doth mans path surround,
Yet sustaining good doth much more abound;
If this be not So all mans efforts vain,
His sensual self-hood would triumphant reign,
nd finite reason being his only guide,
Soon fell destruction awaits the swelling tide:
Now certain Judgments appear on every side,
And as dyes the setting sun with crimson Light
The oceans wave then sinks when all Is night
SO ends mans fanced bliss in similar plight.
But thanks to WISDOM for a surer plan, .+
Responds one heart, for all that mind can span,
Fen ey'ry state, from Beer she-ba to Dan,
CLOVIS one bosom for Wisdom's Image MAN.
Now of all things which man concerns the most,
Still lies obscure tho he of learning boast,
The sensuous sphere is not the plane for thought,
TO imbibe truths with vital essence fraught;
The central sphere where latent truths abound
Is the mind undevelopedf this the ground
Where this by culture is exposed to day:
Then night, with all its scourges, pass away;
The divergent rays of the solar orb,
Whate'er they greet the same their heat absorb
SO can man embrac e, whilst in mental night,
The radent beams from the sphere of light,
As these converge bestow internal sight;
Man thus illumed, he saving truths will find,
To Wisdom's sphere be evermore inclined. g.
Now self hood ruling is THE MAN OF SIN,
And the presinptuous is his nearest kin;
In church, in State, in college halls, the bane
To virtues growth, meath loves bengnant reign.
To supplant false growth man, by TRUTH made bold,
Must deep burrows strike through the crusted mold,
That by aid of sun light, heat, air and dew, q,
Ills dwarfsh nature he may thus renew;
For these aids near to man. effort bless
This his sphere-his garden, to keep and to dress;
Unless this plans pursued, vain is human toll,
The paying Yield is not of the shallow soil.
Then to the taski with prayerful zeal remove
Whate'er obstructs, and thus our manhood prove;
Then TRUTH and LOVE will mirror on the soul,
An Image pure cast in PERFEcTIoN's mould;
Amid the gloom which now environ's mind,
3 Dy Truth . pure light will the hidden Pearl find;
The soul depressed, with renewed strength will rise
And JOYS supernal will man realize. .. fSiAHch
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"A for 1867, or former years, hereby notified
that they will costs by paying the same before
the 18th of Dec, at which time am required by law
to advertise real for sale satisfy the amount
Of Delinquent Tax on the same. Sale to be made on
the first Monday of February, 1859.
JOHN SIM, Co. Treasr,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26
Information Wanted.

GILMORE PARMFrm, formerly residing in this
village but for the last five or six years living in
Calais, sold his place in the last named town in
the month Of November, 1868, and left, with the
nyowed purpose of coming 10 Montpeler.-since
which time nothing has been heard Of him. lie
was known 10 have about 5000 in his possession,
the avails Of his place, with which he designed to
complete some business transactions with Dr.
Clark Of this village No cause is known for his
mysterious disappearance. lie has two sons-in-
law residing in BrookGed, in this State, one Of
whom buried his wife during the past year, but
It is not known that he had any purpose Of
visiting them. If he Ind other relatives, the fact
is unknown. Mr. Pnrmeter was, it is judged
from GO to 50 years of age, of slight build, per-
haps % feet in height, and wore no whskers.
There Is some suspicion TINT the body found
below Winooski village after the late flood was
that Of Mr. Panneter The remains were 80 far
decomposod as to afford little means Of idontiGca
ton, hut the authorities report that the deceased
evidently had on a dark wooden shirt. black silk
ncck-handkerchicf, red silk handkerchief tied
loosely about the neck, a pair of coarse-Gne,
sluaro-tocd boots, and wooden socks No other
clothing was found. All that is reported Of the
remains found, and also Of the clothing, might
well answer for thosc Of MIR. parmeter.
The missing man having no relations in this
vicinity to look specially after TIE case, this in
quiry is thrown out to the public by the euthori-
ties Of Montpelier, in hopes to elicit some iplor-
nation that shall solve the mystery Any inqui.
res or information may he addressed to the Select
men of Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

This article Is the True Secret Of Beauty II IA what
Fashionable ladies Actresses and Opcra Singers 10
produce that cultivated dsfngas appearance 50 much
admired In the Circles Of Fashion
II removes all uuslghtly Blotches Rsdnes Freokles
Tan sanburn and B0ois Of Spring Winds and gives 10
the Complexion blooming Purity Of transparent deli
cacy and power No Lady who values zine Comp lon
can do without The Magnolia BALM 70 cents viii buy II
ofany ofou respectable dealers.
Lyons kathairon is very olghtfal Hair Dressing.
e7.7O
Thcrc several Kinds Of worms which trouble hot.
scs the pnworms pointed at both ends are The most
common and most dangerous. shoridan's Cavalry Con.
dition rowders" viii In TOW days eject the worms aud
the horse will begin 10 thrive
- .-.----
Factories and machine shops should not be allowed TO
run day without " johnsons Anodync Eminent" In
case Of sudden accident immediate Of may save
weeks Of suffering and perhaps limb, even life 81
1850 .---
Where Is Drake $. r. s61 X" We have heard this
question asked many times aud for all we knew for
year past he might be dead. Recently In New York we
called a, his Laboratory In Liberty st. and there found
this gentleman barricadcd behind tremendous pile OF
boxes, distributing funds sunday School Committee.
Our business was 10 secure advertisement lie said
My doar s what Is the use Of advertising the panta.
tou Bttersi They sell better now than when adyer-
tscd At such enormous expense. and now have not
made contract for ycar. have all this amount 10
give to the poor. To satisfy the Press, however who
have always been my friends, think will give you
little something to do again, Tor have improved the
Btter greatly and Il may be we'll 10 have you let the
people know a." And 50 be 90 10 happy, cordial,
appreclave manner showing che wonders Of his place
and the cords Of certificates. Everything IL on mag
nhccut scale and done with and promptnoss
While thoro At least forty orders Ia for these
celebrated Dlttou Cases llng shipped 10 the foui
corners Of the world Drake }. dead nor his Bttcri
either. -ErcAaHgs paper.
MAGNoLlA wAraR.--supsriot to the hest imported
Herman Cologne aud sold at half ilic price
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

Agricultural Commissioner Capron s'ys -
n Were it not for the culling process, by which
several millions Of the poorest go 600 in some
cases in single county, have been remorselessly
Slaughtered, for their pets and the small modi-
cum of fat that could be dRined by hydraulic
pressure from their juiceess carcasses, the raya-
ges Of disease would have proved far greater
'lhis wedding out Of the victims Of poverty will
Result benefcially in eleyating the average of
,health and condition. Wool growers, whose fears
laye overcome their judgment, and caused the
depreciation Of their focks or the abandonment of
their business, will ere long regret their hasty
hction Already n reaction has commenced (;
prices of wool are stiflening, and the value of
Sheep are slightly advancing. II there is no leg
isatye interference with the growth or manufac-
ture Of wool, better day will soon dawn. and
the time will prove suspicious for enarging rath-
er than abandoning the production of WOOL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

4 - The patents, factories and entire manulac-
Burning property of the Howe Scale Company,
have been purchased by the Brandon ManuEc-
turing Company, an association of wealthy and
enterprisng men of Brandon, Vt. They are now
rapidly increasing their working force, and pur-
chasing large amounts of materials, intending 10
produce a very large number of these justly cele-
DRAFTED scales during the present season.
We copy the above from the Rutland Herald.
N. I. SPRAouE, Jr., is understood to be the mas
ter spirit of the reconstructed company, and If
An abundance Of capital, tireless energy, and a
business capacity second to no young man in Yer
mont will insure to this business the high rank
Il deserves among the standard manufactures of
the country, the work is morally certain to be
Speedily accomplished
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

HoSoR,nLE.-We copy from the Barton Sand
ard the following complimentary and truthful
ac,ount Of a family that will be well remember
ci in Montpclier-ns Mr. f. G.. Strong formerly
kept what has sinco been known as Burnham 5
Hotel
About twenty-five years ago three brothers
attended the district school az the old brick school
house in Bloomington, named Henry p, james
W. and VIM. b Strong, They were sors Of T..
Gridley Strong prominent man in church and
scicty, and one Of the members OF the old firm
ui Stewart Strong. Thesc three brothers were
all good scholars, and the two latter especially
were amiahle and beloved by their scboOlmates.
tMr. Strong moved 70 lrsburgh in 1878, thence TO
I Montpelier, and in 1851 u the West Those
three boys are now in the prime Of manhood and
3nmong the vanguard Of that great army which
New England has sent out. Henry is aphysician
4 In the city OF Beoit, Wis. lie has been mayor
sof Beloit for the past four years, and is prom
inent and influential man. James is graduate
iot Beluit college and Of Union Theological Sem
Binary, and is now the beloved pastor OF the Ply
1nouth church Farihault, MINI, man Of deep
hnd leryent piety, AMI Of great talents and inhu-
,nce as a minister. lie had for long time a
'kcrious trouble with bis eyes, hut when he could
Dot use his eyes he kept using his mind, and f.
nally surnountng every obstacle he stands to-day
one OF the best ministers Of the Northwest.
While on a visit at the East last summer he had
call 10 the church in Nntick, Mass. the home
of Senator Wilson, but he preferred the more en-
terprising West William was for long time
Superintendent Of the McGregor Railroad. lie
J. now agent for the great Pacific Railroad, and
j. now stationed nj Omaha. Would that all
railroad men were NJ honest, faithful, obligng
and pnyeru as he
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NV YoRK, May 25
Gold liIi.
The consolidation Of Railroads is fully ar
proved here. II will not be long before all
roads forming connecting lines throughout the
country will come into the same arrange
ment.
The anniversary of Queen Victorias birth.
day was properly observed in this city yes
terday, by many English residents.
Eighteen now cases of small pox are reported
in the city. The patients are usually moved
by force, if necessary to the hospital.
The steamer City Of Antwerp arrived here
las, night with later European intelligence.
Napoleon's recent speech at Chartres has not
been very well received by the independent
Paris journals. The French press all criticisc
it sharply.
The Independence Beige says it has re-
ceiycd information from London. that the
British government by way of reply to Mr..
Summers speech, has communicated to the
Washington Cabinet without waiting for the
arrival Of Mr.. Motley that il maintains the
principle Of arbitration for all claims of the
two countries arising out Of the late civil
war.
Intelligence from Persia ria st. Peters
burgh, states that a serious fight has occurred
in the streets Of Teherau between two reig-
ious sects.
The killed aud wounded numbered 800 per-
sous and 500 others we're captured and Sc
yerely punished.
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In Marshheld, May o. with dropsy on the brain. DoRA
H., daughter Of Orson and Emma Smith, aged months
We lay thee In the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom Of a day
We Just began 10 view thy bloom
When thou vert called away.
Friendship and love have done their last,
And now can do more
The bitterness Of death Is past,
And all thy sufieTlngs Ger"
In Montpelier May 2, Of canker rash, CARL GUPTIL,
son of Mrs. II. f. Guptil aged y years.
Carl was an unusually promising boy and his carly
death is sad bereavement to his widowed mother who
IL worthy woman and who has the warm sympathy Of
all who know her. Con-.
In Morrstown, May 8, LAURA BURKE, aged GO years.
In Morrstown, May 10, MARY A., eldest daughter Of
Lyman z. and Aryilia A. Woodw0rth, aged Is years
In Boston, May 10, Mrs. HARRIET A. DASYoRrH for
merly of Woodstock, aged u years
In Hartland, April . Mrs. PATIENCE RICE aged 70
years
In Royalton, May II, Mrs. HANNAH sPRAGur, aged 50
years.
In Hsrtland, April "a, Mrs, ELIZA McKKSrIR, aged 81
years
In Bloomington, May TO- Mrs. MARY ALLEN, aged 67
years.
In Salem, May a, Jons Coss, aged 70 years.
In Richford, May 10, Mrs PagLIsDA NorKs, aged 6s
years
In st. Adams May 10, Mrs. NANCY MITCHELL, aged 90
years.
In straford May 10, of consumption. ADpIE daughter
Of the late Judge Bass of Moretown aged about 20 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26
rAcrS EOR TnE LADIES.

Jons sIsLRr depOsod must declare the Wheeler a
Wilson To bo the most wonderful and comprehensive
ing mechanism put In the American market 1t Is
tho simplest we'll as the most cunning in principle.
There is genius and high mechanical ability In lu ar
rangemcn and therefore II Is most reliable and easy TO
keep In order. There diroetnoss OF connection be-
twoon the power and the result never found by me In the
devices Of any other inventor and the mechanical re-
suits follow Of tho highest possible spood quiet and easy
movement, which make II delight TO meshanieians
think II Just to denOunste II one " the marvels Of Che
age "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-26

who was tried and convicted of murder in the
first degree, and sentenced to be hanged, for the
murder OF her child has at length been pardoned
by Gov. Geary, of Pennsylvania. There were
some circumstances connected with this case
which excited unusual sympathy at the time Of
the conviction. There were serious doubts wheth-
er the poor creature knew what she was about at
the time she committed the crime and very
strong efforts have been made TO save her, espe-
cially by women of New York, who held a pub
lie meeting, and sent delegation to the Govern
nor to urge on him her pardon.