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foreign.
The Var in Europe.
The French Gross the Border
and Seize a Prussian
Custom House.
Rumofed Collision Between The
Opposing Advance Guards
at forbach.
All French Consuls Ordered to
Leave Germany.
King Williams Speech ut tho
Opening or The North
German Parliament.
The Dethronement Of the Bonapartes
the Ultimatum Of Prussia,
FRAME

IAANt4t
Co1o.;sE, July e0-Ihr French passed. fhc from
s.er near sAarhurs, last evening, a1t seized 4
<:ustuM House.
1A's1x,S, .1usr en..-Trlcerai'hc communication
tetwttu France a.i tirfiuans Las been destroyed
l'f the authorities
4 gentleman just rrtutur'l srn;n trtp M the
I:atn tells Its rx3ssenre the 7imex this Inorn-
tIg. lIcsa.s thr t;er1Aal aruIy III quito grave,
anxious aInl r...4,sutr. IN the other hand the
Fr.LtA asv ytll.Ms, .itlnklug, exa@gtt1ng, and
lllc!u:i, At,uil1g fns i!gh1. Fnr every ont Ger
msn su.d,sr le raw Il hun,,Et+s French
II - runpr,rl thar f11uce Napoleon wt1l 10 To
tic i;at.c, a,a ns,h Ills lanh furre. Cooperate
ptl the Ecr, CT Hlcr Adnsiral C1uut ruuct VII.
laus1cs. III otsnjslng III" tcrEltvsJ vi Hanover.
4 1rmt~r Ut erifs have been captured On both
kntex, II. at the Rhine.
I'rlHce DAuvtrtne has been sppointcd French
Eini.; cr II Austn1.
UNlccrs o1 tile Bank Of France announce an i'd
y:zt. III tho saie OF Interest to 3.H per cent
The Ju4st,at UMetas, THIS morning, contains a Dc
cree huluina1tng GeAtral Edmund LcUuf, 1AlelS
Minister III war. .. M4jur GENERAL, Elscount Dc
Jean, Minister of War al iatrt,H, and In1ce De
ID Tour id.Ayesgne, as Ambassador to Vienna.
1t IL understood that a1l French CunsulA In the
Ecf1usu Confederation have received t!rtr pnsa-
k'osts.
No newspaper correspondents, French or TOT
eign, Will bc allowed TO accompany the French
alnt.
An American Resident here, III. Efans, has
cN*f tQ.teN ftancs ~ the Society to AID the
WuuuJel Soldiers Oi France.
In thu royrs leEtslatif to-day the Duke Of Gram-
n,nt,t announced 1ha. var nxs becu lrrlarrd With
Prussia and her nl1ies, IN the following words:
..EA,,tErKs. The exm,s. pr,srr,,ra to YOU on
liz 18th Inst 1uut1s Known the causes v have fur
var against pr14ss4a Acuvrtlur tu the rules au,l
1isas,. IF tntous n,l,l hY order Ut the Emneror
41ayr ,,tytt.sttti tt,r Cnarp uAtIairs 1T berlin to
nt,i*, ,s,. Csn, " i'suss.a Ut uur resolution tn
s.r with Ar,n, shr r,.t-.ntts 1T. caul,f not obtain
ty .,snss,,n. This ,,a, tren tl.,ne. and neye
The h,,,,.,. ,a tsxHe KNOWN to the yorns t&s1auf
ft,at il, rns.arruCe thrreof 4 state Ut war exists
s,,,r, ttr ,ytn IT,, +ru France and f'nlss,a This
,,,,lar.1itu aualrs 10 ,h,. Lilies St rr,lsaa vho
t,t,,. her nnx x..,.,anr.,
r1,.,.fitr tf rittzrpa t,f tf. (-ntfd STATES a.
, 1870-07-21

-Thr tuost paruiss aud stee5vefo m n which tht NJ.
sHnens " brought Hxaihst the II skf .. p!oteuna
hare ever been plaer14. Il that d trn 10 tHrm of
~ = poIi;icAl e-.=5.-..: Z cEY -Vt,?hic.l Irp:h
oi ans,.s,E Ba.txt il h4plfy {. be ca7nIsIel
Huh NNI RiEnsas> OF With "s'INl osatrH
prrh1ps, At tha kfNat ehinkce. wF:trFs by
whom the laws Of the have l4cu. 1ettA i-n"t
ttsak VI Tn Al1txious fauna<s AdAn. th; nut us
rr1tsrcus rnntrNtruiAl Lsn3ilns x tLe principles u
t.ikrA economy has btr1 osaaies ihr u3sp-
rtathAte sAtulnets With which h4 ha4 esasfsssa as
1t wsr many at the fundamental dAs *oI S1tnp1tK
iaMa, hirh in fh+T AfstfnrS Pn-~ht4t{. It f1sd fl
sTs,p rs ~ anI huld trr.Iy t>ttshxr wit The h%ey
4a1rsam 46i jnunt that me- pnnStnt \ Icr T. hts
er.aye, hasr tnsEr what. tn tnos: tadrs d's sih-
tett of 4Esstts .ty. IT delightful at4 "..i I'll.
f,.trns1,pu and nfyIrsst aEt1irrtf,nx fh., hl
.f,.s arr w,ndrr1uiIy Ant IA lu,t,inous nd later
" sftr n nly ty In AN t. mara simplicity
ts.nr.e T., III xfglueut, ii suy tpt .Iu wAI4 Kart!4t
has tnuebr.i. WhFrrvrx thr exrtrpvpss. rrsn.nz
protection rnley l. wasrd. -. lu1S tasts.
Che pitAy md ITrgtArt 1t se frrpc writ r will
tons.utt tie must etts1asr tllat rs aeas
ute."
, 1870-07-21
4Ionornb1y DascharKed.

providence, July oo--Tne widow and cnuareo
Of ". P, Angel have heen disc charged. DO evidence
being cltctted duplicating them In his nuruss+
, 1870-07-21

PEORIA. IT., July ea.-A boy named Lev. ANcn
eas Sr.Tnrd this r, m, while bathing In the iAke
telcss the bridge The body has nut been freos-
SrF4f
, 1870-07-21

Jeff. Davis En- Route TO Europe
AxArH,s, Jnly e0-JrHerson Davis lett to-lAJ
rim the southern Nkll route for Europe 10 bring
b fasnr1 hHNe,
, 1870-07-21
IOWA.
Heavy Dcfaleutaosa OF n Ifut1rond
Contractor.

WasniSGTnx, July aa.-The Washington 5Trs<,
Ut yesterday says that GRlFiel Armstr,,nG, suh+
contractor IN the ChtraEr Southwestern itAis-
rua.t, wurk!ud near Washington, tlecarnrcd on
between four and nye hui..fert hands uufall.
anA debts Amounting altogether tn
nearly fsa.tsp. Armstrong vas accompanied oy
John ,iartin, contractor under him, john Cfum-
strings clerk The clerk carried OF the pay rts.
and the affair set,us to be IN every respect most
daEr1cctul one The hands have taken POSSES
fiun of the rna. ALL propose To hold II against NIL
clalfnanls untl they get tnt1r pas. Armstrong as
fsum Port RyIon. Ill, nnd has boz1,t 4 Eooa rrpu-
t4ttGu hetGtof0Et.
, 1870-07-21

The EIe%-I4Ed LAa<sT PATS;
=: nss:5,;s :: as,;s
Ia. t1isssd myriad Il liz oalL- thst soE et1-
81 tHss .ns
u sGs s1 tae % sIseI. .ad
saf 70 Gs, as soss e "a ss gs1 81 =.
nt*i.Tn fevnsatss 'sienee Il !. hafaiy .oe
IT, IT, fsse reoasny IT, ranf II .cieaee
II 1A.. be holds hsh p!.es asenx II. ahl.t expo9nd-
r r.. II Ia :@ = e &. Sssnss
T.. IS ~ .ts I'd onFsy
ss II e. e Ell e i f9
io1 ti.e irad IN rational 6nsnee.'
Tie New fork Esrn says:
i Il, :1ss sa'9. ~, s,YS .s ID;
ts8Froi eo1pr.hsaaion Of ihe pfsns!pke tos
n,isua1acd protection"
The Eeb.aAkA City P7sss says:
% fs sf s1;sbl IL ' re sa &
ptsHsstd when te sat down 70 then" !"
The Lesrenworsh fo~+<Tsafis+sArs:
welere dseus.ion on thia znd III other ae1s;ont r.
lAstnx to The wsIs.e 81 the eouusy and tns aasa VI
sn. srx /. = worthy Of study '' 'ehs' aa' '' '@'
The xurskxea<. cAri.ta. tacoae+. OF Cacssn- s.5s:
~Bv fA1 the eIesse.t fsr.best. xnd most pnp.as PR
.rus4fun hAt OF lhe aptapfuttitast sFs-
| ten, Il lat Ei.rn BY Bae,iss"
| f.M:e L~agr, Phlade1phtA.
..wh4terrr fua5 be the oriuton Of the stass 11 e
suhir1 al FIRE f4.r Of PEptle1ioa ht c1nnsk -.
irirfrrtrd Ia The ejeAt md aamAted a5ktH1f
hsrtixt rhotc er.ay1 By taeir anus uiu ~ 1ne.e
nrny. Il trast th3t plt:cal tnansnf s11ds1
r. r,n.idrrrd fhr Uku1aI Seltpcr' thAt ooa@s S'
! hiss called II"
The a.v.s, Of Albany IN. r. sst':
.u.,.~, r,5,,. Ia epiHzm4 ar y viii h2on sub
| -. ~hich deTrIops the t1ares o. ostEINy *tltcfe
IL ie.Ie Il r 1haisdse. get bianf 'at "1<e aa3
r+vtF been ALsHtTf0
r., ,7,htus tA.s l.,ck the LesSue fetla that Il ia
oe-rnx thx uo.x e6cerre md f47Siz- va:t e1 ~ f.
| ~ ecpnctny thAshAs ~ yet txen wrtau
E4ee I.aders eao do 10 better sesriee = she tass
,.r,h, iu4dee ana humanity tnsn eT etreutsa54 fh*
lstse bo1k Aznrx th1:z fisca. II Is sssss't al
wh.s Ii et.t4 70 print it. Win nat eEesF tsse ftatT
;1s sops ot tho book iuts the haoas u haa s8saaa
i lat fsseudss
Tbe work viii b forwarded. postage atst<: a r.
| ee.pt Of THIRTY Cent?
aA4-1.@.. H:i7 7asa-
, 1870-07-21

BrrYlLo. July ya1.-BkrAp5TcrFs-F1o1r dul
= heat. ha@es ealty Of csyiy No, I Mtlwsutee u
, 1870-07-21

S,.s3: closing heavy ami nortn,1ly lower; Rcd
Winter Ohio &1.:.. Cuyn, dun: sales Of No.
Western at k1.eo ou the spot aud 70 arrive: Oats,
su.iI sales At 5n25sxc. Rye held ut esiast.0,.
EkE1GHrSSready and dull
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
Prom tho Prairie Farmer.
Labor In Farming.

~. c..,,.- -, nal. L;..,,,s .;,l
~" i-' ,1N' '., go ~ "V - "', .i i'sI
- +, ~ 1'.us away ,lo"i w. NY
s ,,aola-' e W." ~. ''' ''''5' IL 10 Wv
M 'S,a' ~ i'' ,...t,l NO., anil, ,,,,r
b,. oo.,,an.J 80 ~. ,,e,ll1 s,;-SoJ' D',''o%
H., -, ~, t.,,au M. ~ ~,
+.a rit , -. :, ,.oIlnr. I ,Is
- IA W.; e' L'", 'u'
80 nm 'o, au1 "1, - G.' -. H..
~, .ho .,r,..,ho.. =, &C., an
Ts;n go; "'','; l,'e 'o' i,,
t,o so;i .nd H. sal a, on.,' ~, mn i,s c,r
.;ii.,. M o,,,;n,o3 ~, + iror,;n,,al
;na, 49, ~ c,r,;l;'r. ham,, ho nora !, i.
.,;.l 49,
- az H. ,bc .5 d. ,ooso nm.
rous no ,ir win act II or rs own ,ceor3
the propu4 lyinS url,.,mboJ Inf norn,'
ENOUGH M ,d.';t x am, ,n ,..in. go, 1o,r,
the fertility NH. i Tsr ~ r;oJ from ,bc A..
,nosphere the 81, .anon,,L ,oJo az
mo-. b.yinr tbe vat.. .,.,1;na an IL dsad
without any us.. .ouri,r tte .o1 wh;ch Is
hurtGl.
Hence. the doctrine Of reouep, .,irr;nc
To soil we Lnes bv sneciaI cvrer;enoee
tbat tbis ia truc Wa have tr;oa Il 4 GA
and in Garden. bnt particularly In the l,ttor
one season usipg 8o ranure and rcIy;ng
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
Frequent F,em'a,'ioo Of Bees.

Neglect has destroyed moro, thousand
fold, than the mere opening of tine hives Ny
advice is, of know the condition Of your bees
at all times" If any person wants to keep
them with as little att 1ntion as possible, count
ing their care an irksome task ! am afraid
he will soon be one who " had bad luck
They do require a liberal amount Of care
We're TO commence bee keeping again, |
should do as | have DONE be careful to let
fey days 20 by without examination and study
Your success will largely depend on accuracy
ana the extent Of Jour knowledge You
know what years Of ltudy and labor are re-
quirea to make q good engineer What
would l9I think Of man who should try 10
run locomotive without them Wei,
without willingness to do something ike
this. Cont undertake Bookkeeping. Knowing
is the first and Indispensable condition of sue
cessful doing everywhere. So, II you are q
beg nuct, look at your bees every day the
bees will stand it, and YOU need it, On
course five hundred hives in double that num-
bcr Of apiaries, cannot Doc SEGA -Y -iteu with.
out great expense Pcrhal once a week will
do on an average,
Let me say one more thing to beginners
do everything, rs nearly as possible accord
ing % principle aud rule Make every piece
Of every hive exactly the same as the cores
ponding piece in every other hive, 80 that q
given box, cover, roof or what not made for
one will suit another Just as we'll 1t win
save vcxatiou, and Of itself perhaps, deter
mine your success Have place for ever.
thing-bCttom boards, empty hives, frames
made in advance, apparatus for making wax,
pans, dippers, sklmmers, and the like-and il
u place, why, Of course, the thing in it, 1t
is said of Washington Irving, that once being
asked whore to lind certain thing, he re-
piled he could not tell but added, -" Go TO
Mr.. -, he can toll you for his mind is all
pigeon-holed.' Such want of method might
do for Irving, but not for us. America never
produced but one such Vexation unbounded
delay ruinous and protracted discouragoment
more fatal than either, await the man whose
easy good nature or objectionable shiitlessness
permits materials, tools and finished work
to be thrown together in one common mass
Of confusion ", QuiaJg in Rural Men
Yorker
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20


lhs ih q pus! in'n'N "l', 'No'. i'.'''f'1 y, ~
VOW hng'ano' Ut pug W
yeas Tor WeF OF 'i'"onS' W." ""' ". q"
waste umc DO" %! U'n2lhs '''u' '''' Io,.'''''''
on t1e s'oic' .Hns '''s '''l''' "u" ",,
ing roIilcr on must away WIN ''I l1''
ANA pl' your m.na' as wen a' n'lf' 70 ~.
s,' WOE '''''' 5'"' ,.'. ...... Inv tb5
.ike oes'nn'ne D., .'.'n, 'aA''1 .' I.. w,
lofeioVN' "oIn. '' It"' "'"
'iui'' ana 'i''h. lug ''' quay ~ .,.,,, !,
tho gi4n' 5T.. '.a
ineic '' 10. r ... W. '''''-" .. ~, soop LII
D'u l''N !" ''''i' Sa '''' ,'o''e ME-,
nave you 10 ''..n' Iu 'l''l, '..''''
ny 'NA'
" 40 -,
a. f...,
Al'u " |' .-.i
No7' oi 'a' 1--WE ',9'N I'l'''' -.
at''h' % '' '''l9 '','' '''' '' -.
MneN 'n'J ''' ",'''' t.;.,;.. c'.,i.
ne Cows 'i' SWIM 80 80,
'nu'i oi.-' '..' KY, -..l ,to.....
li''.' ~ l,'' ..i ..,I. ~.
D." ' ''"'- 'i'. guy p, $500. So
cure 'n'' 'I15 '''' ''''',.a,4. 49, ,,
'olu"o 'i' 1'' w ''','y -, 49,.
sUou go ,''o "' ''' -. 3, T.. Vain.
p,1Di'5 D. ~. i''''' 'i .G'. ILL., ,,l,r. II
aplu "''' ,'' i','..,- ~, t,cp,
snoy "i' ..-, CO.., a.. ,,,y
nav. an 'n' .i' ..''is G' ',rli., tho,
oD. J.. '.,o w.. l.,..r rtIo CLAW or tnrf
.'V - c.. ,h.,, ,, Eot ,1l tCcr tbcir
~ -ul'' III
powo's u M. c.- t;,;n, oot.door holm
~" r ,n' ''' H., 600 n bs5 bas, cycn NJ
~ 'ue .1'' a. -, cs,c,i.lly II Won
Ivy -. 10 ,.e 're 1n, 6ont watt Too Far
Dy-iu Jou' "'' -. a. -. viii coma
iu'o 'u' s-.oU i:, uoP'D H.. ,,n 6,, ,be, !, i.
u0""' .u -. =. ,;,L
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
New Mllch Cows.

The spring is the time when large por-
ton OF cows drop their calves, aud the time,
therefore, when especial attention should be
paid to them Even when kept with excel.
lent care through the winter when the time
near parlurition arrives, difficulties will oc.
casonally arise that require both care and
skill. Sometimes the udder becomes greatly
enlarged by snperabundance of milk, which.
if not taken away, is quite likely to break
and destroy H. and greatly distress the COW.
The popular belief is, that no milk should be
taken away in such eases. But is an errone-
Gus one At any rate, the danger must be
less than that Of q broken udder
If the udder is hard and no milk can be
drawn from it, it should be bathed in warm
water, warm soapsuds, together with a great
deal Of gentle friction by the hand If the
milking bathing and friction do not succeed,
rub the udder with "a liniment made of sweet
oil and ammonia, or simple lard or fresh but
ter. la such cases. the condition Of the
bowels must be regarded aud EPSON salts
given as laxative. All COWS should have
entire Utterly for a week or two previous to
calying such as au open dry she'd or pen
twelve feet square in the barn. After drop.
ping the calf, the COW should have a drink of
shorts aud warm water, once each day, for
two or three days, in addition to her usual
lood--N T., Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20

These ordinarily cost more than most far.
mcrs would be willing TO admit and in many
cases three times as much as they need TO, for
the reason that the team Is stopped, and o
hand sent to the mechanic, several miles
away, TO get some little job done that any
farmer Of ordinary ingenuity could do in half
the time the messenger is gone to the mochan.
les if he had few tools, and q little of the
proper kind Of material
The thrifty farmer will always lay aside
pieces Of timber of different kinds, to be used
for repairs. These he often fuds in his wood
pile, aud he lays them up where he can get
them or send boy for them at any time.
He will also have box Of screws Of differ
ent sizes, with a good screw driver and SOW
eral gimblets That first and last Of all car.
penter's tools for the farmer, the drawing
knife will be at hand also a little box Of
different sizes Of bolts, with nuts aud washers
to match brace and good set Of auger.
bits, from to (, and three augers, inch,
IL aud > inch. These, with a handsaw,
make very respectable kit for farmer, and
if he has any skill at all in using them, he
will sometimes save much more than the cost
Of them in few months.
Let any farmer who has been accustomed
to run to the shop for every little repair, sup
ply himself with such things as we have
canned, and do his own repairing, and he will
be agreeably surprised at the difference in his
mechanics bills
Then there are the harnesses. If the tar.
mer uses several Of them, he can save several
InI in h. Of la k.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
Farmers Account,

pcbt B. .,, iueulu- op amy man and ,lc. .
.dclIy op tbc crm,r None, borrowed
and invested in, nm cpto,pri.r r,yinr larrcr
r~. cont Than gi.,p for n. usc' /. not real
dob, The farmer lccls A debt severely he.
c,g.o he gct. usually small per cent on his
c,nital invested. saw two TO fonr ror cen,
Merchants .pcculaiors manufacture. 49,.
commonly realize , larpsr. oi,on a much
Iarrer pro6t For II man then 10 support A
family and nav off a debt from MI. .ca6ty and
hard earned income /. a discouracipy busi.
moss
Nopv are the wsv. in which , man may
bocone involved nocuD,arilv Ni.ort,pe
insufficient income lc NAV hiring il about
Rnl wish to rrc.en, mother conse which
10 rry view nav b,vc nncb N do in n,ny
cosc. in br,ncing about dobt Bl;rd mon are
nrono ~ 90 s5y wb;,ber ne arc those ybo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
DLANTATION BITTERS!
5 1850 Y

This wonderful vegetable restorative il .he sheet
anchor OF the feeble and debitatcd. AZ tonic and
cordial for the aged and lansud, 1t has equal among
which women especially subject, IL is super'edins
every other stmulant In all climates tropical TEN
perate rigid it acts specific in every species Of
disorder which undermines the bodily strensth and
breaks down the animal spirits,
FOB SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS. m1l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20

The Interest is payable in MAr and NoNEvuhR. that
IL may take tho place Of that Of tho earlier issues Of
FYeTwcutes. and suit the conyeuen ~ OF our friends
who already hold Central and Western Pacific Bends,
with nterest payable n January and July aud who
may desire In making additional Investments to have
their interest receivable at different season. the yuar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20

fur BrsT TVS 10 Sow PLASTER. This
is a question We are frequently asked We
would draw the plaster when the roads are
good, or when there is good sleighing, Then
SOW the plaster on the clover at any time you
eau most conveniently get on the land--tho
earlier in the spring the better but it il
better to SOW it even as late os May than not
at all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
$1,000, $500, and 500.

They viii be issued Coupon Bsrdi yayas, 10 B,a.,r
and may be held in that form or
The Bond may be registered in the name OF the owner
with the coupons remaining payable to bearer attached
the PRINCIPAL being then transferable only the books
Of the Company unless reassgned to bearer, or
The coupons may bo detached and cancelled tho Bond
made permanent Rsg'iered Bond, transferable only
the books Of the Company and the interest made psya
bic only to the registered owner or hit attorney.
The three olasse, will be known respectively, as
lst " Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer
I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons at
tached"
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons de-
tached,'
and should he 30 designated by Correspondents in spec
flying tho class Of bonds desired.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from January Is,
$40 with interest at six per cent pcr anuum from Nov
cmber &, 1868.
Pomcpai and interest paya5ie m GOLD m The
T,,, C No, Val
,..,.,,. 10. ,,., ,..,..,,, ,,.,
t,.,,,Lo A.. ~. a., ~, a., IL. 60 \,
pi,e,r,,,ti.s and .i, ,l,. AM, fri,i.
win, abroad, LoIt c.rtral and w,.,.r, ped, R.,Is
with interest payable In January and July aud who
r,ni, 49,, .a,,l,.'',., Loo,
s'''
.gup. Io.t 10 .Upgynpn
"''N
Dy mortgage upon tho entire Las Of Road irom Rleh.
other property and appurtonauess connected Herewith,
,,a..j ia. ,b, 90, J.,..,,;.... ~ ,L. NJ.
,ots sg,,, o,s ,',or AHA, a.. ',,,,-
,L.,;o,. ,c tho pooJ
.i,i IA. r...r,at an, hal, In ,.,,.,
outstanding Bonds Of the pbgaia cei,ai Railroad com
paas' now merged In the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
CARBOLIC Tablets

10 "A
.iire.s " FOX T. q Drawer 80. 90
i2' ''''''' '''' "
oNr urNDRED THOUSAND HOTTIES /
PEh ANNOh'
fHE Nh' fN'h'ND f'N'A' 'A"'''
L a Il II T. y J. .
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AND lNVlGoRAroR
4 Ih0r9Ny Tome 0Hd NtOUlcdtf.
emo,
Aui expressly adapted 90 the Iruo. anu permanent N'
of Nl loun' OF
NEprDTC DISEASES a.. g.,
c.,.,. c.,,. Favor. A,ne. Bu,,n.p,.. con,tIp,.
ou, bmrrhnu, Neuralgia, female Meakue''e'' Heal
iche, CONCLUSIONS oie'Plg'7u,'s' ~ lsI 49,.
complaint Consumption, thulnB rus TAP''|v"
Residences hAAnc-- 'hldlene lIou'io'' '''f ''''
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. ~ H. NEuV s. ttRli F-.-I,as Increased .n.
W.. E s .,D Itrr Ro,ei. and Other ,..rr.
ana SlPPLis FRESH IiFE for tes Sa ltta 1a, E .'
pleasant 90 take a. nuy wine and with sLEEPand coon
Digestion, which y promotes restore, me aHy.eH 20
sound health Of body amt quictuesr oi tnnd. ltcoh
taius no opium mercury OF st}chn.ne 10 oiten usel
Tor nervous c'mpAhtsl anu N WIN, n' ,nI az
deleterlpus drugs "hasoeNcr lehs oi in3usahN- al'
tcstiNins Co IT, curative powers 'ee P'Np'''' "-'"
pany ing each bottle.
pu w.. si NH,
some folA7 Nhu Nlccp -Nsn'N'
Doid's Ncryine is a COMPLETE SPECIFIC fr sleep
less1g.s. ~ ,eo,9 i ,'g I .7p, t.t1t
good sleep IS better than all medicines
Ladies in Poor Health
The Ner,inc one of the best rened ever emplo'
t,, .Sy ' ss F,iKIE C6SPLAISrS See pamphlet
Ioot out Far Colds.
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orally accompany ing cough a. something tat WI eaio
t sii h us tse tls standard emey and Jar abstain
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Nhlu'en N'9''S1''
istered Win unexampied success. Mother., remember
this and save your little ones the agony OF most dis
wa 6ss s %SSsI JS sr{ II.
Remcmbcr It contains opium in any form.
,,,o,,I. .,,mn,.n,. ara ,ooron. IN tho nr,,oo.
TloN. The strength that Dodds Nerylne gives is the
ware Of the whisky 1at nase Who t'
than be burnt up by the 9Ies Of alcohol For The in
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vnp ptt,uV rsp 80. 49, e,,,',,,
kSits Eygnfr9iNG AGENis NAHTER -, STs9lIa I
my M ~ NJ lily sinE MY
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-20
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