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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14
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cl the warmest place hy the fire, and an th,
goodies anybody would give The dogs eyid
emily considered him a new variety Of nun
py and he grew up in perfect harmony
making common cause with them against III,
old eat, the ouly creature at which Brun,
ever erowlel
So year or two went by. Bruno hac
grown Into medum.seized bear. sharcy a
all his brethren and, like them, with a won
deriul sweet tooth, eating all the sugar h,
could get climbing trees for apples ant
pluubs, stealing sweet corn aud melons. but
for AN his thieying ways. still holding hi.
place IN the general good will of an who
knew him
Que Sunday morning the family drove of
20 church, as usual. leaving Bruno in tho
kitchen, but forgetting to close every dool
before leaving. Tired of mapping. he bv-and
by began voyage Of discovery The cellar
door was unlocked aud aiar. Here he had
never been. lie nevertheless remembered
that pie aud doughnuts had come from that
quarter, and at once backed down the stairs
At the bottom Of the stairs was barrel oil
Gaudoloupe molasses, brought to Portland by
one Of the sailor cousins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14
Fnr the y nung.


LIT TrLE LIPS.
Ltlc lIps so gontly posdng
LItile fingers. suft cafcssiuc.
pi, tlc iosum of mother
Knows moro joy than amy other
l.iuo Vtt. 800 early almylur
Little Wills soon dl Uhrylngi
"h. Olc bosom of mHthcr
huuwi more caro- u.an any other
lltflo Knees. our stlI -uros shamine.
Little llsps, tho father uamingt
Oh this hthcfs hoari "A mother
Knows more Truly than another
Oh. tle love links of mother,
stronger nr than any others
Col lHs welded every chain
lu thc infants heart and brain "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14

--Kingslcy says If you wish to be mis-
erable, you must think about yourself; about
what you want aud what you like, what res.
pect people ought to pay you, what people
think Of you; and then to you nothing will
be pure. You will spoil everything you
touch you will make sin and misery for
yourself out of everything God sends you ;
you will be as wretched as you choose" :"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14
"IF You Love Me-, LEAN HARD."-Tl

" liz You Love ME, LEAN HARD. -lhe
Boston Recorder relates the following;
Miss Fske, while in the HISTORIAN Mission,
was at one time ia feeble health, and much
depressed in spirits. One hot Sabbath after
noon she sat on her mat on the chapel floor,
longing for support and rest, feeling unable
to maintain her trying position until the
close of worship. Presently she felt wo-
mans form seated at her back, and heard the
whisper, Lean on me-" Then she divided
her weight with the gentle pleader, but that
did not suffice. In earnest, almost rcproach-
ful tones the voice again urged, +" II you love
me, lean hard" This incident is worth a
whole volume Of commentary on the nature
of true love- which is happiest when it can
do most for the loved one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-14
WnmrnnR GnE.r rllnr \.

" ~ 1AAA fHIl~A lalDt
Dim cl.li OF Earth
with eyes upui.ed t0 Heaven.
0rccpru u Toy llrth
TO ihra Is LIfUn.
The rocking nf uy cradle are but known
To ONE alone.
Thou scckest 90 hihnm nf that hidden ulstt
l9 reach the shore thine lnfIui beng bounding
10 vain thF plummct toward tls alFs4isetsts
The lines roo short l9r such % Deep Sea -.nnIn.
But the Eternal Future lies before thee.
whence thou uQst come tis plain wc cannot luaWt
But through the cloud That spreads it- o,r thoa
sayi-whItlcr d0si thou s-1
What realm unknown. thTough n thc bright Great .on
shall be- thy dwelling pIacUf
Where Wraple1 iu Iuy aud hliy aspiration.
Thou halt hehol ilI lace
We point our telescope to search tie Ages
We lnd no star.
THOU poudensf over Revelations ra-ct-
What read 80 thou there.
pom that page one written liuC see
The hand know -
Where an. there my servant too. shall bo."
To HIM go.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

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sectional Interest aud monopolleA lie
hss the port judgment n tpsak Of the
Funding bill as one nf the achlssemenis
of Congress. while Il EemAins . dead LEI.
YET really, and vas hsvef anything more
thaa an accommodation ~ the single
hobby which has made Bout wells admin
lsiniion notorious Finally. he con-
cludcs with an aposirephe 10 peaee, which
was settled on tho battle, field YEARS arr,
and which remains ut falalled by the sue.
cesslye Radical Congresses that have re-.
fused general amnesty.
Vague boasttng as N the "thorough uni
We Of the Republican party compliments
this absurd address Of the Radical Vice.
President. This We permit n of Mr..
Coliax's party papers 10 answer. The
Nsr York Times says concerning H.
"one ugly fact c~onff6n,s Ne At tho oaiset. The
Thorough aniy which Mr.. Colfax admits 10 be
Indispensable does not exist Republ cans Ia Con.
gress are A. Variance with ths Administration
upon a subject when al this moment vitality Affects
the national Interests. The President suggested q
measure mat would have partially restored the
American carrying ttade, with pfohte incl,
dent to the European war, but his suggestion was
OYg ruled by tho Republican membefs, who, 10
other matte r. have done the work of mDnopolists,
For the odium and the loss iaeeparabts from this
action, tho whole party are held responsible"
II Is usual to advise men who make
failures 10 try again. We cannot, with
honesty, do so In the case OF Mr.. Coliax.
Nature has not been lavish toward him
except in the way of smiles, and heshould
henoeforth trust 10 them and to luck,
without hazsrding a display of his intel
lectual lmbocility.- Chicago Times.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20
The Republican Congressional Address.

- EHkN
The Senator from Massachusetts, Mr..
Wilson, is out with a long address In be.
half Of the Congress everybody has been
glad to get rid OF, and would be gladder
yet, If it never again reassembled. The
adead issues Of slavery, = reconstruction
etc, are again resurrected, and made the
most Of, while the living issues are thus
slurred over
49, Many Republicans looked to General
Grants administration with high raised expecta.
tions. or course they have been impatient, ard
not altoays sattffsd wih. r~esults.. But while these
expectations have not been fully realized In the
action Of either the President or Of Congress,
much has been achieved enough, at sny rate, TO
satisfy them that the difficult problems Will be
wrought out and the hoped-for results accom-
plished.
The results have been q taxation upon
the people for two years Of at least $780,
000, 900 more than was necessary ($20O,.
100000 In ally to pay of the national
debt, or, in other words, 10 rdise The price
Of bonds In the hands Of bondh0Lders.
Through the struggles Of the Democrats
In Congress, this taxation has been cut
down at least $80,000,000, when the cut
ting down ought to have been over 500,
100000 per annum Wilson glorifles Owe
this statement OF fact, and says:
The taxes have been removed from transporta-
ton by canals and railways, from sales by dealers
and manufacturers The income tax has been re-
above two thousand dollars, and 1t IL to expire at
the end OF two years. The tax on tea has been
reduced from twenty-five to fifteen cents per
pound on coffee from i've to three cents; and tho
TAX on sugar snd molasses has been reduced In the
aggregate twelve millions Of dollars per snnum.
The taxes on transportation ought TO
have been removed two years ago, and the
Democrats In Congress struggled to re-
move them.
The income tax ought to have been
altogether abolished, for 1t Is wholly un-
necessary to carry On and support the
Government, and 10 only kept up to spy
into peoples private affairs.
The tax on tea ard coffee has been re.
duced-but In this reduction, wa Snug
gled In an item to give three men, one o.
them the late Republican candidate for
Governor Of New York, and another a
member OF Congress from Pennsylvania
millions upon millions In the way of q
bounty, on their patents for making Bee
semer Steel Rails.
The profits from the prohibition item in
the tariff bill Of the Ressemer Steel Rails
are greater than all the reduction on Tea
and coffee.
Ifthe Democrats had bad the control q
the last Congress, they would have re
drced the revenue over $t00,O00J0 900
They would have freed the country from
all the bonnties and m~onopolies In thu
| tariff h;tJa md fhev World have ratood tbx
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

The North Carolina Election.


The election news from North Carolina
Is beautiful. Returns indicate the cleo
ton of WIN. M. Ship, Conservative, for
Attorney General, over Samuel Il. Phil
lips, Radical, by q majority OF from 5000
10 10000. The Conservatives have q large
majority In both Houses Of the Legisla-
ture, and have carried five Of the seven
Congressional districts.
That such q victory has been won when
the armies Of Holden and Grant had Just
been precipitated upon the unsrmed
voters, indicates an unprecedented uprls-
ing against the expressions and corrup-
tons Of Holden's government. The
honest men and good citizens Of all par.
ties seem 10 have united for the relief Of
North Cayolina as they did In Tennesse.
But for the employment OF the military 10
drag multitudes Of citizens from their
homes and TO overawe others,the majority
would have been much mor decisive.
Having failed by such means 70 accom-.
plish anything more than q reduction Of
the popular majority against him, 1t Ia
not improbable that Holden will attempt
TO throw out returns enough to nullify this
expression of the popular will. Whatever
the result may be, whether Holden doc
tor" the returns or Congress proceeds 70
q second reconstruction Of the State, the
election Of August 4th shows at G that
the Radicals were compelled 10 rely on
the military for victory, and that even
this could not wholly stifle an overwhelm'
ing opposition or prevent the people from
| recording their testimony against the pi
ratical oligarchy imposed upon them by
partisan tyranny. Let us hope that We
shall hear of no more bayonet elections
in this country under any disguise what
ever. Neither the well.paid efforts Of th.
Washington Chronicle, nor Grants artil
lery, nor Kinks lambs" can conceal tn,
wretched shortcomings Of the Holder
and Brownlow systems. All good men ar
disguised with them and more disgustet
with the means used to perperuate them
The war Is over, the fever period Of ouI
national existence Is passed, and VIII
should such shocking things continue 4
haunt our vision ?-LeufspiHs Courier
Journal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20
The Iowa Democracy.

The following are the resolutions
adopted by the recent Democratic State
Convention of Iowa.
Resoiuei. That the prefent internal revenue sys-
TEN OF the United States Ia amend in its OPP
pressiye exactions; that 70 impose burdens on
one class Of ~citizens, or upon one branch OF in
dustry. 10 build up another, and TO support an
army OF offce-holdere to enforce. thei1 collection,
10 an abuse Of the taxing power. and that we are
10 favor Of the collect on Of all taxes Through tn
State Governments.
Rssol1ef, ina we are opposed to the presentnn.
Just, unequal snd oppressive tariff system, and In
fayoK " one which, while adapted 70 the pnrPose q
raising the necessary revenue 70 lpfovide FOL The
liquidation OF the NATIONAL debt, and 70 meet the
expenditures OF an economical adminietf alton,
will mot cypress labor and bald up ~monopoliez.
Rss0tgef, That we are in favor Of kuch dispofi-
ton Of our public lands ~ will secure their occu'
psfion by actuHl settlers and prevent their sbtorp.
lion by ammot nonopolies.
RssoIpsd, Thst ~ assert the right Of ths people,
by legislative enactment, to regulate and coDtrel
oil mDnisd corporations, upon which extrsofdi
ny figbts are Conferred by chsfter.
Resofted, That we are opposed oany atternpt tf
abridge the most full and free enjoyment oil etvl
and religious liberty.
Z Resof.ed That we c0rdisliy invite the electorl
of iSxa, 10 co operate with us IN the support o
tho principles herein enuIclaied.
fr,.. f.Nnrff1 xnnrauaa af r.finn eaeH Hrl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

IA gentleman who appears 10 have
suffered much from umbrella thieves, has
Uncovered a plan for protecting himself.
He purchased an old fashioned blue cot.
ton umbrella some time since, broke two
Of the ribs, and cut oif sin inches from the
handle. On q recent visit 10 a hotel he
left his apparatus" as he calls Il, In the
public hall, and was not In the least iur.
prisod TO find Il In the same place when
leaving.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

HALLS Journal Of Health saysi III a
msn will give himself Aleep enough, and
win eat enough nutritious food al proper
intervals, and will spend two or three
hours In the open air every day, he may
study and work and write until he Is ss
gray asa thousand rats, and yet be still
young In mental yigor and c~lesrnes."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

ONE he. night, recently, the sleeping
car on a train gave a sudden lureh, and
threw the occupant Of an upper berth
into the aisle. His companion suddenly
awakening shouted To him, asking him II
he.had fallen from his bed. mo-" was
the reply, I've just melted and run out.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

A CALIFORNIA paper says a box Of
cherries has been shipped 10 New York,
the majority Of which measure three and
q half inches In circumference.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20


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impartins new ltis and vivor 70 he whole system.
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buneIes. Hing Worms, seaid Head. sore Eyes. Ery.ip.
elias. Itch, SCUM. Diseoloraiions u the SKIN. Iiumors
ana Diseases ~ the ska. Of whatever name s nature.
are literally dug up and carried oct Of the system ina
short time by the use Of these ni,ters. One bettis m
such easss will ~conviaoo the mostinercdulou o. lheif
curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Hood whenever ron ind its
impurities arstins through the skin i~nrimpIes .Erup.
tons OF sorea ~eleansei when you and u obstfuctsd
and sluggish In the veins, cleanse II when u Ia foul.
and your feelings will tall 700 when. Keep the blood
pure and the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other w0 m s, iurkfnsin IT.
1Ystem Of 80 many thousands. are eaeciualiy DESTROY.
cd and removed. For full directions, read carefully
tho circular around each bottle, printed In four Ian
guagcs-English. German, French and spanish.
J.. WALKER, Proprietor. n. n. MCDONALD q CO.
Druggists and oea. Agents. San Francisco. CAL
and o. and o. Commerce Street. Kew York.
W sotD ny l. DRUGGISTS AND DEAiERa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

New ENGLAND boy lost his nose re-
Gently, by peering into q trout pond.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

vsnishes from Its sight.
he feels free he has thrown his bur
dens upon the future, with which
he wilf have nothing TO do.
&c gains the sunny street, and
walks ON, turning his corners sharply, q
II bent upon . destination. He Is wrapped
in his purpose; he sees and already grasps
the end, and thus forgets TO look about
him at those who follow ~anxiously
and who detach one Of themselves
and send him of in hot haste, as they
notice the direction Chatterton Is taking
It IL past and among some green, breezy
fields, some leaty groves. and beautiful
gardens but he sees nothing, and ht
looks steadily beyond. He comes upor
bitches, high fences, gullies in the soil
and ridges of rock; his cramped, awk'
ward body chambers over them fesolutelJ
but YEARLY. Soon his eye catches Q glim
mer Of water. He salutes 1t with bill
arms, and presses forward, as If 1t were
much-loved home, q place OF rest,
sweet, prayed-for refuge. He reaches 1T
edge Il is . broad, smooth. flowing river
with high banks, and cool, ~far-reechint
depths. He stands for q while gazing q
it; and after gathering . handful 0
pebbles, he losses them In, n by one, .
different distances, and Ia pleased TO se'
that they sink out Of sight. While doinI
This he talks to himself, as Q child woul'
do: Eyes, guydam, I'm going TO brcal
with you. II may come out blue to-day
for anrht I shall know-I shan't be ther
to read. Somebody will find 1t, and II !
ID q righteous command somebody. will d
il. II was you who brought Glider @
me ii was you who has worn me, bod
and soul, with thinking Of what the bo
was 70 talk, and when, But its oil fol
gotten. all forgotten. II there's aught :
forgive. / do Il. and may God do tho sam
by mef-Mother," he cried q little loudel
but more tenderly, " mother, I'm only
little way from you, q very It'll,
II will DO very easy now II
stoops over Q long stone, which Lie
4 half kyria n tho sszih, IN asengags
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08

Ca pit. Patrick Rogers, a. 9le, vel
knowh. and aighly esteemed oltizss
81 Cincinnati, disa AZ bis r ssase &
tais city yesteraay. 70
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
.TARDELLA'@
ta BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR!
GLE REMEHY
.#3s FOR
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,

CO1daa Asthma
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PIN9s COUGH,
And an other Diseases OF the Lungs,
Bronchial Tubes and Wind Plpa.
+. Ana for Pains ia the Breast ana Side.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-08
sep9-Sna ELDE6 bHo5.
Portable steam
Engines.

GRANDVIEW. IND, o1F. 9, 1870.
Mr. @. Kralz, Evansville. Ind
sIR-Enelose1 please find 500. the bal
ance due on the Portable steam Circular
saw Mill. This mtIi was purchased rom
Won two months since, and as have now
thoroughIy tested It, Ito meet my agree
menG with You TO speak my mind IN re-"
gard TO the same have to say that now
can safely recommend it to all desiring
perfect satisfaction In saw MILL and 70
procure what you saba complete Mil
and Engine. 80
have run steam Engines for The last
twenty years, and have never hB ndAed 9
Boiler and Engine Gh9E has 30 easily kept
steam with the only fuel us lgreen slabs
taken from the log directly
We consider the MIL and its capacity 70
be all that can be desired OF 8 Saw Mill IN
every respect. Any person wishing 70
snow IL THESE are all positive facts and
true assertions, can nnd ample demon :
stratIou Of IL by calling on an at the mil.
cell WI. CAbiCK q DAWSON.
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