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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26


EylNi>o.
/ The ''th Anniversary oi the oldest Bible Soei
/ ETY. in The country was held at Beinany Church
/ Montpelier on wednesday evening" Oct 10.
d. IT, SfmsoN' ESQ, OF Norwich presided.
The report Oh Che Treasurer was received, from
which 1t appeared that the society has received
during tle current year so's23.eo. Ihe dis
bursements have been s6,2797' Balance or
hand S5ioOo.
An interesting report was then read by Tho
Agent OF the society--isey. Mr.. Carpenter-iroH
which itappcared that los towns have been visit
ed during the year containing more than 2O,0OC
families Eighteen hundred families were iounc
destitute OF Bibles. The whole amount of dona
tions in the state have been S3753.i3.
Rev MI Bnsrow, Of St. Johnsbury, addressed
I the society upon the question OF whether the B
1'e shall be used IN public schools.
Three classes OF citizens object to the use Of the
Bible IN common schools. lsti the Catholics --
Their object j. to break up the public schools
2l' sceptic' OF all kinds. Their object is TO dis
credit the blpie' 5i' Protestants, who believe
this the best way to compromise matters. Some
OF them hold the religious view of government
but yield to what they call higher necessity. -
Others h'ld the view that the government should
be kept entirely distinct from religion
There are three manners OF argument. lst, the
prudential one 2i' political necessity 81, po-
litieal right This last is the real question
whether the government should have anything t'
do with religion. lie believed political govern
ment natural instinct OF religion. All govern
ment must be based upon religion. An athoisti-
ail government Is contradiction Law Is force
Is autnoriy-lnd tins implies Will. Civil author
NY must some way be based ON moral authority
AH authority must be given by God Every au
lh'I'S ""eA we can allow must nave come from
on hish.
Civl government has no right to take a man 2
lHe, unless the moral right IS given by God. Al
authority must be delegated authority Govern
ment Is an instrument OF God to discipline etu
o'ls ana elevate mankind All nations have lel'
tna. I'D some way power comes from God and th'
niD4e most clearly beaches IT, Inns mas oeei
grossly aous1d' but 1t does not 'li@te the inet.
ma As government mas a religious basis 50 in
some measure tmnst nave a religious ann. Gov
N'' ".'' ,"0" WY wy
moral beings ana II Is ABSURD 70 suppose that
it is to treat but one side Of men. 1t must treat
man in the totality of his character. IL is IN,
l,,,. ~ .,..,,.,,.,, -, ,l,t, ;ts .hil5r,, rl;
-
is necessary Tor the safety OF the government
and it should educate the whole character. II
only leaves a mart of tbis In the family and III,
,l,'-al -, .,'.,. ,,, -. 4, H.. -
cnu'cH, pCcau9o 'uey can De'''r u' t"'s "'rH
This Is in fact Naaic government. NO theories
can dispute that this is the fact, 1t is als9
ebr;,t;,, government
80. -. .....-,....i....,.. 4. H..
Asain' I" one o'Jeots e','s,ie',' p" ''' 'v
ligious education OF his child, hs views should
be respected But the views Of one, or few
sb,uli p,t over,ooe tbot of tbe minority Tbi.
.,l IL. ,c -, Int. B., ,,..
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Reports From Committee on the Judiciary,
5. SO, u amendment Of ee. %, ch, ll9, T" Of Of
fences against public policy with proposal Of
amendment; agreed TO and third reading oricred.
Against ), 81, To provide tax collectors with
tax receipt stub-books third reading refused.
Reftrred-H. 90, to incorporate the Monkton
Pond Cheese tactory Company 10 committee on
manufactures,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26
uINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE

The Simplest, Cheapest and Bsai Usc'
Has but One Needlel A Child can Ran III
Designed especially for tho use Of hmillos, and ladies
who desire TO knit for the market VIII do eyory stitch
Of the knitting In a Stocking, widening and narrowing
rs readily as by hand Are splendid ior wor.tces and
ianey work, TAKING FIVE DIFFERENT klNDa OF
STITCH Are very easy to manage, aud not liable t0
get out Of order. Eyrisr Fanny SHOULD nAvs osn y
WE WANT AN AGESr ~ EYHRH IoMs 10 INTRODUCES
AND SILL THFM 10 whom We ofcr the most liberal m
dreenents send for our Circular and sample Stocking
Address .
Or, I76 Broadway, n "
@si llg Wabash Ave, Chicago, ILL.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26
EVENING

EVENING.
/ All oclock In. the society conyencl agrcca-
bly, to adjournment
Vicc-Prosident Iarding in the chair
| Dr. C. p Frost from the Board Of Counselor.
recommended the following persons to become
member, of the Soeiety Drs d. b. Wells and
Charles Gaylord ofllnrIwick Chas. Cole Of Wes
Haven H. $ Callerwo1d of Moretown, and Geo.
Spa1orl Of Windham, and they We're duly elect
ed
DR. Frost also announced the decel-e ofDrs c.
NJ. Rublee Daniel Bates, md N. j. Love. and
the appointment Of Drs ). =. Mae5mber and b.
F. Morgan TO prepare obituary notices Of Drs.
Rublee and Love.
The Board Of Couuselors also nominated the
following persons for election as honorary mem
bers Of the Society Drs A. s. Wolf Of New
York, Albert Smith Of New Hampshire, and j
II. Baxter Of Washington, d. c..
Dr. Frost presented the name Of DR.. B. f. Nor
gun Of Bennington, for Commissioner Of the In
sane, and he was unanimously recommended by
the Society to the Legislature for election to that
office.
The greater portion of the evening was passed
in listening to reports ia relation to epilonies
and other diseases in an parts Of the State The
prevalence Of eyers in various forms was specially
noted Society adjourned to 9 a. M, Thursday.
NINE o'cIocE 4. M., THURSDAY.
The Society convened agreeably to aliouru-
ment.
President Billings ia the chair
Dr. Stiles proposed an additional bylaw Of the
Society, relative 70 the appointment Of delegates
to Medical Societies in other States which was
adopted.
The names of Drs. Edward S Peck of Burling-
ton, r. c, Ward and VIM II. Platt ofshoreham,
and Harvey Knight of Georgia, were proposed for
membership, and were duly elected.
Dr B. F. Morgan read m obituary notice Of
DR., NJ. J. Love Of Bennington.
Dr. Chandler presented the written details Of a
cure of hhssuscepaon, in which 80 inches OF the
intestines were discharged.
DR.. n. W. Baley presented resolution
appointing committee Of five TO confer with the
Legislature now in session relative to nm app0
priaton for publishing the transactions of tie
State Medical Society. The committee was CON
sttuted as follows DIS. Carpenter Scott, Bart
lett, Braley and Butler
The committee On nomination of officers of the
Society for the year ensuing reported as follows,
and they were elected
President DR.. 5. Putnam, Of Montpelier Vice
President, Dr. a. j. Hyde, Of llardwiok Secre-
tary, DR. l.. G. Butler, Of Essex Assistant See
retary, Dr. +. H. Pcttingill, Of saxton's River
Treasurer, Or. d. G. Kemp, Of Montpelier; Au-
ditor DR.. j. y. Stiles, Of Windsor.
DR.. 5. Putnam presented cases Of Utriae dis
cases in his practice
DR.. Miles proposed an amendment to the con-
sttution of the Society, fixing the time Of hold
ing the annual meeting,
The semi-annual meeting of the Society will be
held at st.. Adams, on the first Wednesday and
Thursday Of June, 1871.
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Vermont Bible Society.

/ The Vermont Bible Society held It's ffty-eightl
annual meeting at The Chapel of Bethany Churcl
90 two O'clock wednesday afternoon.
Ia the absence Of the President and Recording
Secretary Rev. T.. rcnncy was chosen President
Dr0 t1u., and Row VIM $ llazcn Secretary
Ipr0 team.
Rev. w. }. Kiidsr offered prayer.
The Treasurer, Hon }. A. Page presented bis
report which was approved and ordered 10 b,
printed with the Minutes of the Society
| Rev. WI. Kidlcr, j. G.. Stimson and Rev
Austin Ilozn were appointed committee t
nominate olicprs for the cnsuing yer.
On motion of Rev. T.. J. Carpenter, article
eight of the Constitution of The Society wa,
amended sod as 20 read
Tho stated annual moctngul the Society shall
/ De held, ot such place n- tie SIcioty SHAH from
i.nc 90 t.mc direct, ou tho lirst Wednesday after
/ .Ie second Thursday of October in each year"
The Committee on nominations reported %. ol-
lows, and the report was adopted
Poudui-llon. Fredoricl, Billings.
lrs irsud7tg-Reys VI ID. kitchcul. ID. d..
addison county l. Jennings, Bennington, c1.
!. McAnu Caledonia COS Prot. AloNcndree
Petty, Cmucudcn co.,. Rev S, b. Cuuier, Essox
cos Hon. j o. Smith, franklin cl.; Rows d.
O.. NAccer, Grand Isle co.; II llerrick. In
morle c1s John l3nde, Esq, Orange co., Hons.
W d. ll4tinrs. Orleans. co... D. B Page. Rut-
land co.. Ecys u " Worthen Washington
c.3.; llirel Stevens. Windham co.; WIN Sewall,
Windsor co.
Corresponding S,ao1y-Rey. p. T. carpcu.
Raordng Sniap-Rey. A. C.. Stevens.
Ir.IVU..r- Ion j 4 Pace
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ior the Barrows Graves Robinson Lionl and the Bar
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Montpelier, Sept 81 1863. e4tl-
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BATOHELOB's HAIR DYE.

This plondid Hair Dye d the best n the world Harm
loss reliable instantaneous docs not contain lead nor
any riiahe poIlon 10 produce paralysis or death Aviod
the vaunted and deusve preparations Boosting virtues
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Memorial. By Mr.. Nichols Of Bmintree, Of
citizens OF Randolph, ST. Abans, barnard,
Brownsville, fayslOn Glover, Barton Landing,
st. Johnsbury, Randolph, Northfold, Canaan,
East Bethel and Burlington, asking the legisa-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-27
? DR.. IL Clark,sgs London
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RT%as q - 80 ssg Et58gg

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
of State. and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo.
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
e oir:rrte s,p j fence, etess, ho15d.
In addition, the. present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the | different towns i'll
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year . Mo- labor le1pense
will be spared to maintain
orTHr JoURNAllA1I., the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the. = =. = / / = +
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Nor1cE-U. $. LAND OFFICE, -.

IN St. Cloud, Mimi, October 4, 1870
Complaint having been entered A. thu oscs BY
Alexander McCsii6m sgainst BluSord Taaimaa for
.taDio1ing bis Qpclepfey Shteae TENT No. Ss22 lated
July u, 1853, upon the VIZ ~ section q township
~, range ~, tn MeekSr county, Minnesota with q
lies are hereby summoned toappear It this ONCE on
the 22sD DAY OF NOVEAKER 1870; At 2o,elock in
the afternoon to respond and furnish testimony
corning said alleged abandoDmenEa1 s:SG7FS5
G. "A. GILMAN, Regisisr.
octlS-6Wt T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE- SET. WRONG,

Thus AVOIDING tno .ra., .,onh, of other machines,
Np.Brsaking ofNeedles.
The blade of the needle is less than ourths Of
% = l1s; long, and is straight. :
as aa as .s eG n re- os
may De OF any width. No other hemmer or teller
nAe ~. !tturns the hemonehe right OF unoef az
y. y you 9, wan .. IT, b. .,.,.~.
.et right tbs 1ds sor IA .s.irSt doe, not
brate. iikS longer ones, They are. :. j
II 2 Xaaafaetared sttE Rashsmaticat P,seistoa.'
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1OTHE-v. 8. LAND OFFICE

s1yz. ~ s. .Cload. Ninn-, Sept. p. ls7o.rtz:
complalnt having been entered at this Office by
tssac W. Elyseainst Jnles Nelller soant1ouips his
homestead Entry No. 1877, dated April, Is,
/ lS6S, apod ths ne Asw Is ss Il section 1,
e ynship le, range 81, in Todd county, Minnesota,
" sha view to the canoe lstion Of said entsy: the
sa.d parties are hereby summoned to appear It This
Office on the 1lrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870, At 10
CLOCK in the tpr spond aud nish testimo-
ny csneeening said alleged aba1donr snt.
EEI,, ri f.sg & jYz4a GA. GuAAAf1, :Rskbter.
sept2Q6wu T. c. 1cC5URE. Rocaiyer
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THE OELEBRATBD ELaIN; yvATOH
.. . FOR Clubs FORn.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER

Elxla watches toF CLUBS 10 TIM WEfKLI Pho:
NE1R ~ tollows: ~ sS=s$S
For go sub.cribs.s and $500 cash, ve WI! give :
No. i Egn Watch o.. W. Raymond in 50 dwt. 10
Karat Gold Hunting Case; cash price $50. {
lor 100 subscribers and &2Ao cash. No viii give .
No. 2 Elgin Watch N. q. TaylorJ N! 90 dwt. IS
karat Gold Hunting Case: cash. price $780,
Tor 1to subscribers and s.2s, y .til siye No.
Ugin Watch "a. n. Wheslsr) in sodwt - kart
Tor 1874 subscribers and $20l, We VIII give No.
Elgin Watch u r. Ryerson,) in 80 dWt.. 10, karat
Gold Hunting Case; cash price 500. siss b.;
For 100 subscribers and $loo, 10 WI give Lady
Egin watch, in Gold Hunting Case; Gosh price 81
ord Nc Elgn Watch ins o. Silver Aanting ce.s;
q For 60 subscribers and 900, We willgY . No.
lnsin Watch, in 5 o.. Silver Hanties tase; al
For 81 subscriber. and SO, We We viii sv. M,
Egin Watshy In q. silver Hunting Case; cas1
price $4s. .fnaa fssAss ass<sssJ.1 !
gtn wstch in o. Silver Hunting G:ss Sab pr!ol
RI. Club edhot neesssarily 60 u us poss
:P eas tine %u nsP e aS e seas
Watches will = .n'pRsa r. n. slsi1.as a
.sps,ntee each xteh 10 b. X gsnpls Nh
atch, with oil latest a. Stue
A00peSs VI Wol&0S O2V XV0AIy VI
resented lboye-n 16ofss the Hgin watch u consid
cred Hssd4h2r jls1hj wGtsh AAds fl thS1ovl
For 20 subscribers ana $50, No will give tho CON
plete works Of Charles n 6vos, Appletoo'l
Library Edition, price $3.50; or complete Set Of
the sWaverly Novels III esvola, Appleton's Library
Edition. price S10.S0.f req 80 ~
Tor 10 subscribers and $1twe will give copy Of
| The Revised Statutes Of the State Of Minnesota
Qstest revision law binding, price $500. On M
For one subscriber and 9, xs vim give one copy
and most complstSiAib the StateJ published price
| $1.25 ----..~-
These offers will extend to February 1r1S71.,
IN ADDITION 10 THE ABOVE WE WILL
GIVE 70; FAE PRISON sRNDlNa US TIN LAR,
E0RST HUMMER OF SUBSCRIBERS BEEORA
FEBRUARY L, 1877, A HALF CASE WuEELEH
/ WILSON SEWING MACHINE, PRICE $40.
TO THE PERSON; SENDING us THE NEXT
tIIKRGR6T NUNDERy on -SUBaCR1DER9, B11OR1
1IDRUARYGl, 1871, WE WILL. GIVE "A HALL
CASE KaEELER WILSON SEWING f. MACHINE e! 2ft
ssAddrSa III oon1unjaatieas tooff aniW woTD
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~ pIeE! slk13H ss LANDE0FFleK.9 al

IN. Sc: Cloud, Kim, August Il. 1870
y Comraaa1s having besntasSttisd q shii rSsce h,
ds .sasa d. .er 16 @u,
e. teps; upon The ned seetioaE Is, tevnatip Ia
range %. IN Aooongaln county, Mippe,ol.1 WITH
:. NV % enc csneeaAsaoa OF SAD eniry. the said
On the st1a DAY or OCY0bkR, Isl o, at 10 e'ciock
" tnetorenoonto rsspln0 furnish testiIlonr con-
cernmg saidal1eged abandonment
1879 IL e. E0:&E:t10aA GIiaMAN. Re1;s...
.aug25.6wl T.. G. McCLUKE Kecelr.,
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~ Ssvshfh Jndlcaf DistFiet, County Il stsafns.
AnssasSS. !ia4dsa, Plaintiff l,a;:i 5siss3s
HlatJ51 oaBi.,.aSsn p,1sddans. bsfSassaA So
j; go stets pf Ainnssota, tothssboys lansd De-,
1EiHouaIs hmiNy sunmoned anA r1quirpd tns1uawsr
the complaint in this action which has been filed With
tbs Court aforesaf and IL serve Copy
1T yoqr eneNer % the On tAes ubecTber
thirty days sftsr tbs sSlv1s Of thia ssnnons
upon you exclusiye Of the day Of such service and
yot the raid comp within Tie time
aforesaid. the Plaintiff In this sctiop will apply to the
Court for the felief tlea fded III slid Complaint.
n .T.ss s ,fsf4sfss{ EDWARD % HAMLJN,f {:
aug4-7w Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Cloud, MINI.
Dated st, Cloud. MINI. 10th July ID, 1870. q !.
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s. LAND OFFICE.

IN 60 ST. Cloud, Mimi, oct. I, 1870.
ComplainthaviDg been entered this oiceby Joseph
on sare: ag inst Lucas .Menziger for abandoning
IS ho.n estead Entry No. 1868, aated December -.
Iooo, upon the M Sc Il section =, to. nship l26.
range ~ in stesrns county, Mime ,ota, With
view to the cancellation OF sud ensry:, thu
said parties are hereby summoned 70 appear II thi.
office On the lsIa ,:ls7t, 1t 10
O'Clock In the forenoon to resrond and furnish
estimonyconcernMg said alleged absndoniaent.t
u octe.sxs II" hfTC Mccs.tfRk Rses1ssr
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MgT4CE.-u. :: LAND OFFICE,


gym = ST. Cloud, MINI, august q, 1s7o
beens Ii eaedat tls o1ce w Marcus
p.Irask against de-1ge Oases TOR abanuonng hi.
Deciaratory starsment No. 1911, dated May .1s7O
upon the Il sw14 section g., township, Is, range
81 in stearns County, Minnesota with i View to
the eanceliatlvn OF said entry the sa parties are
hereby summoned t. appear 1t this odce on the 7-n
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1870, at 10 o'clock in The
forenoon 60 respond Apd yconeeznDs
sIhGs .,rsg9i~J oti 4. aILAiN, Register
augzoowl .:..T;.G1 AeGLgRE .Rsceiver
OT1cE-U.s s.LAND0fF4CE, 81, CIOUD, MINI
Ayt.S&t ti1i+i'ki tiif" Ausrst 80, .lA7U ~,
Complaint AaIiAg been entered q hse68es by Con-
slant Livery Against WIN, J. AiIdreth for sban-
donllg bis HoMestead Entry No. lS7, dated April
FL, 1s1s, upSathsw1< NV 1,.wH ~ Il section rs,
townsaiP ~, range ~, in Aorison county, Mime
sots vim vie. g che Of said entry: tho
said parties are hereby summoned to appear az this
oifee on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1870, 1t 10
pctock In the forenoon to- respond and iarnsh test
mony concerning said alleged aban6onme Il,
,,.t.-,..,-7 CA, GILMAN, Register,
epA-owt i'~''A +: e.. MCCLURE. Receiver
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DoIY's MISUNDERSTANDING,


-erp:ks .1s tssEtiScss-~ galway zsFsa
Universal i'ge 's{ll, Clothes l'I't;] les Wringer'
Improved wifi tRoxelps Double Cog
wheels, sand the Patent, Stop; drs onpwE un-
!questionably far superior to any apparatus
for washing clothes ever invented, and will
save their cost twice = year. BY saving. Ia
lsfIbosewho haveused them give testimony.
/ a., 1oloMs: teG /. .nnitaEy,&s' hu2 -unt
1--WE like our machine much; could not,
BE persuaded to do Without It, and With the
hid 81 Doty, We feel that We are masters Of
the position ."~Reu.aI. Seott, -Bishep IL. -.
ChNrch. ri c7i9no91e e,;"p Y3;a TX. oa3;ru
''1n the laundry of; my house there IS q
perpetual Thanksgiving Mondays for the
Invention. - kaeu:: T2eoao1eFL: OUTER. aiss
u .sEvery week has given: Ut aaestronger
bold upon the affections; ofthe. inmates Of
the laundry. ~ r. Observer. :. 2. ,...~-
,a't1 heartily commend it to econonists OF
time, money, and contentment.. Pc q Rev. Dr.
!BeXotcs. tT&1fa III s8sofifyI4 .tab a2a 91
/, IL; Friend Doty--Your last. improvement
Of your Washing Machine is q complete
success. Iassure you sour Machine. ar
ter years use, is thought .moreFo Of. to-day.
than evers and would no. be. parted. with
under ea, any circumstances" Re1'n-
+ The M5Y. Weekly Tribune" Of Dec. Is,
I 1869, inzanswert to q correspondent says ::
SOC Washers. there is none to be compared
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