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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 90, 1870.
Literary Notices.


D-The OM aad Neo for July has its
usual variety Of interesting articles, and their
tone and style is adapted to the large class
Of readers which have by their encourage.
mont made this magazine pecuniarly success.
iul. Rev. Mr., Hale commences a new story,
entitled John Whopper, the Newsboy,"
which promises well. Mrs Julia Ward Howe
gives pleasant account Of visit to Harris
burg. The reviews Of new books are able
and the Record Of Progress continues to hold
its interest. Boston Roberts Brothers, l43
Washington street.
TuE SEAT OF EMPIRE by c. G. Coffin, e, Garlic
TOM Fields, Osgood & Co., Publishers
Boston, Mass.
This entertaining volume is a record Of the
adventures Of party, among whom were Gov.
Smith, TO whom the book is very properly
dedicatod) Rev Dr. Lord and Dr.. Thayer.
Of this State, along the proposed line Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad The reader will
find " Carleton" in this volume the same
sound and careful instructor and the same
lively and agreeable companion and guide,
that he has found him on so many other occa-
sions, and in so many different fields The
Northwest is to be The Seat Of Empire"
and it has only just begun TO assert its place,
and to feel It's future. Our author travels
into, and treats Of, countries some Of which
are attracting much attention and which
promise to become politically important at an
early day,-The Red River country the Su.
perior region, and all that He is a close and
critical observer, and makes you at home in
places you may have to visit, and which it
becomes you to know something Of in ad-
vance. There is a monster map with the vol
ume, beautifully done, which will be found
very useful in helping the reader, or student
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
For the Enung,
From Tho Nursery for Jull
SOMEBODYiS KNOCKING.

From Tho Nursery for July.
SOMEBODY'S KNOCKING.
There's somebody knocking. llark who can IL boz
lts not at the door; no. its n the elm tree.
hear % again 10 goes mt-n-tat-tati
NOW what in The world can be the meaning Of thatl
think can toll you. All yes itishct
lts young Master NoOdpcchcr, gallant and froc
Hos dressed very Handsomely fratn-tat-tntJ
Just like young dandy SO comoy and fat
He's making hs visits This morning YOU sooi
Some friends OF Dis live in that tall elm troci
And, ms trees have no door-holls lrat-a-tattatJ
Ofcourse he must knock what palmer than thati
Now old Madam Bug hear him rap at her door
Why doesn't she cnmo' docs she think him h0rof
She stays in hor chamber, and keeps vcry still
I sucH shos afraid that he's bringing Din.
"iyo seen you before, my good mastcrn saws shoi
Although I'm % bug, sif YOU can't humhug me.
knp uu 10 you please ut your uppng laugh
m Zoo OLD bug 60 Dee caught with your chan'
nut poor littlc baby bugs are not so wisei
They luu Out tH meet h.uI " Cool morning. hn cries
Then g1hhlc. tlcm all with o. rat-l-tat-tat.
without even stopping t0 take of bis hat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
The Little Brown Seed.
BY AMELIA D. DALEY.

bt AMELIA D. DALEY.
1t was only niue brown seed mat the
autumn Wina had Diown 10 the WldoW gar
uen' IL ,oy close 10 hcr doorstep ana oeiore
lonS' inc loose ear'h pie" over 10.
Inc widow was very poor. she tried to
support Her'elI ana her lame daughter She
useI 10 pant d Iew common MOVERS 10 ner
g'I1gygu' ior ner daug9'er TO look at' Dut sne ,.
couid not besiow much time upon lheir cult
'a'on' Vn summer uays' ner uausn'er
"ouIu s'' oy 'ne WINDOW ana 'ooN at the
nor9in g-gioHe, ana the scarlet beans tha'
cHIhoed over the l'noei at lhe grass plnS'
auu 'ne Pansle' that gre" IN one corner IN
autumn sue "ouiu "a'ch tne harlgolus ana
tnG youth 10 old age, -nowers that grow
70 pe large' as ,.II iitue enlarGn grow 70 DC men
ana women. "hlle aayhght lasted her pale
"a, iace was always TO TO be seen at t9e window
cue hau never walked her hands were al
ln9st s, useless out she always seemed happy
lnc 'llIaee cnlluren io'eu Ier' ana Drought
ner movers tne earliest anu thG latest that
p'ooHieu' IN return sue 'oiu ,hcll stories
mat she sald the flowers made ner thlnk oil.
one Ane" tnG name OF every o'ru that nl''ed
past thG WINDOW or hopped IN tue garden' seek
ing loou' ohe coulu tell oy 'ne SKY wnal 'he
weather was gong 10 pe' ,ho GneW inc time
"hen every tree olossomed' ana "hen every
"I,ahoWer was most abundant.
Inc l'tue brown seed was so very small
thal the lame glrl dll not see H. neither ald
tne huagry sparrow mat had hopped upon the
uoor-step. IL lay where IL had laIlen' and
When winter came 1t was snug and warm un-
der the snow.
Early one spring morning as the widow
was sweeping her doorstep, She saw some
tnlng green peepng above the SOIL at ITS side
ohe thought 1t was Weed ana was gong TO
pull 1t up, but her daughter who sat by the
window SAID
On no. mother Please let 1t grow.
II 1t Is only weed ITS leaves will be green and
beautiful.
summer passed by. The weed grew
taller and taller. 1t was very graceful and
was very unlike any other weed that the
widow and her daughter had before seen.
when summer flowers we're gone, and the
marlgolds and the " youth IN old age were
IN bloom again. the weed threw out long,
slender branches which IN time became buds
lhe buds opened and soon the weed was
crowned with drooping branches oil scarlet
before many Gays H. was one mass oil scarlet
On how that brilliant Hover beautihed the
wiaoW garden ,
One day several children were gathered
about the lame gIrl' 1t was afternoon so ne, her
chair had been drawn to the open door. The
sun shone on the scarlet mower. Inc cnlidren
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

CoMMENcniESr DAY, in the University Of
Vermont will occur this year Thursday, Aug
4th, The students have engaged the German
ia Band Of Boston, who will give concert
Tuesday evening, besides furnishing music at
the various public exercises. There will also
be a special choir engaged for Sunday July
3lst, when the Baccalaureate address will be
delivered by President Angel. There will
probably be boat-ride on the Lake on Thurs
day evening, aud the class.meetings and So
ciety suppers will as usual be " interesting
features Of the week for graduates and un-
dergraduates. We are not able yet to an
nounce with certainty the speakers before the
Alumni, the Phi Beta Kappa, and the Society
Of Religious Inquiry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

MAssAwippt RHLRoAD-Tne formal OPEN
ing of the Massawippi Valley railroad, cx-
tending from the Passumpsie road at Derby
to Lonnoxyile, on the Grand Trunk, dis.
tance Of 81 miles, took place July first. A
special train with all the principal railroad
officers in the Connecticut valley and connect
ing roads, left Newport at SIS and went
through to Lennoxyile, where they were met
by a special train from Montreal and Quebec,
bringing large delegations from those cities
At ] o'clock, the train started for Newport,
arriving here in two hours. Dinner was then
had at the Memphromagog house, after which
the party were taken down Lake Memphre-
magog and back on the new steamer Every
thing passed off pleasantly, aud it was alto
gether a very enjoyable affair This is the
largest gathering of RAILROAD men that has
taken place in New England for many years
The first regular train over the road was run
at that time and hereafter close connections
will be made with trains for Quebec and
Montreal The Passumpic cars will run
through from Springfield to the Grand Trunk,
saving all change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

Charles Reades new novel has frontis-
piece representing young man seated very
close to pretty girl, and when we look at
this picture and are told by the title-page to
" Put Yourself in His Place" we feel like
taking the advice Louisville Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

as PERFECTLY INNOCCoUs ARTICLE whish may
be- used without fear Remember, Il be- the only one
that has boon analyfo and found wholesome. is effects
ore Instantaneous and the coora t imparts natural.
CRsrAboRos HAIR PREsEHyAriyr. asa Dressing. acts
Ike q charm ou the Hair amer Dyous. Try H. 2iH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
W The following gem from the writings Of

W The following gem from the writings of
Dickens is sadly appropriate now
There is snothing-no, nothing-beautiiul
and good that dies and is forgotten. An in-
FAINT, prattlng child, dying in its cradle,
will live again in the better thoughts Of those
who loved it, and play its part, though its
body be burned to ashes or buried in the
deepest sea. There is not an angel added to
the hosts of heaven but does its blessed work
on earth in those who loved it here. Dead ?
Oh if the good deeds of human creatures
could be traced to their source, how beautiful
would even death appear2 for how much
charity mercy and purified affection would be
seen to have their growth in dusty graves" /"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
A RADICAL REVOLUTION

Has been accomplished 10 hair dyes Tho horrible com
pounds containing LEAD, SALT aud SULPHUR are
discarded. The leading chemists imporo the public
not 10 use thein, and Professor Chiffon whose rcpua-
ton r second to that Of no analytical chemist 10 Amer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

There is no sin we can be tempted to com
nit, but we shall find greater satisfaction in
resisting than in committing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
n SEND IN YOUR ORDERS ri

CASH paid for Butter on Mondays, the
" market day, or any day delivered. Also cash paid
for wool
Montpelier June, 1870 2l3i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

W The heart is the workshop in which are
forged secret ISLANDERS, and all evil speaking.
The mouth is only the outer shop or sales
room, where all the goods that are made within
are sold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

We have not only dressed the columns Of the Daily
Journal and the Waterman and State Journal in an en-
roly new dress but furnishing job Department
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SABRE ai. ftno btut9 ~ ~ottiaufen bel sngelin Satb,
Rr 500. Panopsrs. ,wtid,sn pambnrss unb
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Wn6. Tlntuiu,

bic iehr ati6idts Jtatbsebtrin, fam III iseer Stit ilb,r
Bsrbdlinihe bts 4sbtns, hbtr @IRd uno IluaHid otIpro.
den perosn In Rr. 1871. Sa.pratt', lpildsu gpno.
uno 9arolinttiraBt. 30 Gents "a gsrion. (9s-ltU
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ellis lit Elm per sasner Gsiele, Der iGon
cine unlabt ginbriide bsriibt bat.
Streit um'S Sacriff8s Imt.

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100 Nesnten iperoen Dcrtamgt,
nm tur bic -DQutual.S s.8erddberunassOs &c.
ftnfd,aft BON Baltimore ~ i~oIietttrsn. 8tts IN
slrs quite Stlfasnlslt. @slo ~ %ptroisnen, inotin stnio,
nnlersr Natnttn $50 bro Mode r~taItHrcn. 9idhert Nus.
hunt i'm Bireau btr @sienI6aft, Rr. Ie6, xSsHs
BaIttmOre.. nabe StabtfraAt. (WtrL22 lWEl
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Blu b%erfaufen.

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ip.iie, ~ottiautt. BET i6Teltr Wtloung sitpa 200 Nder
sros. oooon itno 81 Ndsr suts QDaleut Q. NIT timer
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bent. Gage urb sDaftr ilno 8,iuno. Die fSarm itsat
In Sotpato Qpuutu. II Wttilsn Don Baltimore. prtis :
{2s pro adtr, $1,000 ionneu ant Sppotbti ftbtt biti.
brn. KabIuiragti bel 0arl B6dner,
Use, 81, 3d. .9l yr. 485, NBti.B Baltimore r,
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Die unbidait uno Ginr'dtuns BON Ttper's lanae
bttsbeneen 0~t9arren. urb Sabads. Stihditt in Rr.
,i beiisbtn Wtethe btutg. N1berss bel 5rieSti
nstptr In Rr. 10. aS eff.Nrattlrnh. laN-innI
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0cnare0nabl in Rcntnefh.

SoDling BreeU, %. april. - Sm ..
SongreBbe}irtG mur0t Der Eemotrat Gen. g.
9. 2epis an STEELE oCs rUepsn RaOcllrridmin.
oels ausqeiretencn ). 9. @onaoap nit 5000
Stimmen Webrbeit in ben gOrprgB atu66lt.
9tpn 800 Sbnarjs fimmt,r, rpopOu 30 NIT
ben 8GmOfrattr, bic llebrjGcu fhr Orn R,
publttnutr HutptU. @s 9tup Gncs rubig nb.
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ter. gGGbridanlib miro er GeDis' Grtpab
luna nnfdmpien. Gr bate i'm @irttl cine
gIoBe BiitoIe itcden un0 i1impite psiOlid ou'
Die 3cituu0sihreittr.
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SrtwaltcrszW crtanf

E;iI |uWllCFt> SCTlHHi
ksisA- ptr
bifbpd. metbub. .naGtrpie len '8ctbct Rirdbe"
an Der titHaraAs.
Die untsriettreten 9nDGlisr iperotr in 5oIes tiuts
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lsntlitsr Aufttun am 9ldee fstbh, Brsttaa, ben 29.
april 1870. &ddbmittags 4 ubr. p%srtGufnt
Sds gdnls "runbhiId. tn Der Staot Baltimore
assgsr unn, pie iolat. bsidrirbrH
Nn btr Sintsttt Der piuirnfr IN her Gntftinura bon
1870 6uB btltb non Der Stoutt Sdt bet 9tl. uH0 gbGr.
leshtaBe antanaenn onntl otlth arbtno. an Der piurr. d..
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atn iicssih sinsrnen scbduee. 81 brt "a |fub QroB,
brtdRnl G5 br sailors Methodist Episcopal Bethel
Church.
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den 3ablunGtH IN u uuo IL DtoHdtcn, bonn NtrldutS.
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3uiritOcnGett oer gttuulfsr irOO,nrt, gcfdert.
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1921 Il q 1IOn
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Der Padt uno Die Girriaturg tirss Iauae II grTVla
bettlrotnen aunotn'Sdub' mo Siieitl' s. citattts, BAD
truber Sr. ptd inrs bate, In Ser. Iha.a M proti,
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spGteitc trlcarapbiidc Madridttn.

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6elops" am 10. Wni ibre neut Gale Elm.
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$4,000 aItisn All benz uCasn llntrnrbnitn
betbeiliQCr.
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9urt.p ,usts uad5 Ridmono unb allen qIdben. Tub.
lid pia Danpius ODER petersburg. ~ ben btut8fsn
iprtilen. .xGa.. o.. 40. u.~-
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spildtn Qon,pap. uHo Sarrttr.
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REV : Uort, 26. Aptil. - Dor Swei
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lorgs oss Blusts his lum Gufnuaspunttt uno nit al.
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tautt, nit 2~.h6digCm biuteratbduos. init Blsbtnfbdtn
II 10. btbaut unO fh iHr ttus1 qagerbitr.S alon.
aott. ODER Wnuttnb0ua ttRutuo. unb icbt fir $500 ptt.
mt'tbrt @ruubmittbt SIgO.
Observation-Disclosures tu 8ritibtI baar am Der.
%fdutttage ben Neit IN 6 uno ~ W~l0udttn. Stuitn trd.
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Ncrlanat.

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rnbnttn auf Der @rtua oe3 y6bitainUr 5odep-
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Caracas, 10. Npril -Eir WOrbtrm
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nabe BEN SroBnraBen'Warl ptsis $500; @tuno.
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