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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

aud improving ourselves, is another leak. We
should each have a workshop in which to re-
pair tools and save the money paid out and
the time spent in going to get it done.
G. f. NuruSo 4 great loss sustained
by many communitic. is in not getting the
right men into our town Offices Think Of
that nuisance Of q rum.ho's which ba. exist
ed in town for the past few months, whore
leaks in dollars and cent. were of little ace
count. compared to the loss Of moral charac.
ter sustained by thc young men who entered
70 Suppose our town officers had couulc-
uanoal that institution, instead OF shutting 80
up what would have been the moral conlj-
ton Of the town.
/ WN f. Wrm>gov 10 save waste
fertilizer. from Che house and rryy, dig
vault eight feet square, and five feet deep
brick itup and ccmcnt let Chi. vault extend
three feet behind The b1illug and into 10
.rut ab.orblu,s when 'ul. clean out and bee
gin again
SNrm llouWp The loss of fertilizers is
Che greatest .el. of a1 because most come
mon White u % Cm which once owned.
hau'ci great amount of muck, and doubled
tbc crop, on tbu Gm iu five years. The
improper condition of our toos when we wish
TO usa them, De- another OF those Leaks. ml,
duaI.y there uo end TO them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
Wood Land as an Investment.
ul HORACE GREELEY

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and / ,,r.snr,o, II, lo,;t..l d;.t-i.,s I.o,rh,r
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with plow u,ttool hoe mr. nick a.. c;r,,n,.
stance. shah dictate rlspt tLcn, tLi.lly with
chestnut ,,,Ipu, b;cLorr ,,bi,r.o,l AKA l.'
so,d- of Locust, and vbi,c ,;no .,, l,.,,.,
tbou,b not y,, contain h,at' tbis ,,,'', ,,ot
start9d in ggrd,n mr. nurscr, b.l. ap1 frank.
,I,nt,l ,,l,,.,, t,,,, nv. ,l,ro. ,.,r. ali ~.
and feeble +. IL M fine outset and so itcy ~
he smotbcrel upd,r le,,.s. ar l.iII,lopt M. H..
miro favored uoigtbors have ov,,r;nion,.
IN proeress NOT VET maturel which NAV sbs5
lieht on this point before | finish these essoys
Plant thicbly, and Of diverse kinds, so as to
cover the ground promptly and choke out
"eius aul SoIuDs' "''n nun pgFFo-e 10 INN
ILny c,rnor. r 49, ' t ,I I'o,',o M
Der. because uhey think nothinrcan he real.
ized thercfrom for the next twenty or thirty
years, which lsas long as they expect to live.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
Maple Sugar Again.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Seeding with clover is usually done in
March if possible The best reason we can
suggest for this is, that if a light snow covers
the ground, the cast can be easily seen. The
stand is as good it the seed Is sown any time
before the May rains.
Working animals, both oxen aud horses,
should be accustomed to labor, il thoy have
been standing idle, or IL will tell hard upon
them, aud CALLED nocks and sore backs will be
the result. Should such trouble occur, bind
on wet bags at night, and take AN pressure of
from the wounded parts by pads
AN analysis by Professor johnson. of
Yale College Of sixteen different kinds Of fer
tilizers, some Of which are sold as high as
sixty-fye dollars ton, shows that a very
large proportion Of them are worthless One
specimen, selling at twenty.throe dollars a
ton was shown to be really worth, as lerti-
lizer two dollars aud thirty.three cents.
Cows coming in must have care. Give
them roomy, loose boxes for some days before,
and good bedding Of straw, cut two or three
times. Bring water to them, if the ground is
icy, but do not scrimp them. Feed also some
raw roots, aud oil-meal, perhaps, to keep the
bowels moderately loose. All breeding ami.
mails should be familiar with their master,
and like'to be petted and handled,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.

Rs'-Wo have issued pamphlets containing full par
ueuar statistical details, maps, etc, which will bG
furnished upon application.
n We buy and sell Government Bonds and receive
Me accounts Of Banks Bankers Corporations, and 9th
ers subject to check at sight and allow interest on daily
balances O7d9
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1letr Advertisements
a GENTS WANTED-For our New Book

~ uTHE EXPOSE or, MORMONs AND NOR
MONIsM" ny a Sister of a High Priest, and resident
for afieen years among thom Illustrated Pagw ll4.
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and Of tho mysteries and working oi POLfuAMl
FuV Of startling facts and astounding sfr1Vres Nnll
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
TIM FARMER rrrnEru All.

MY lord rides through thc palace gate.
Ny lady sweeps along in state,
The mgo thinks long on many thing,
And the maiden muses. ON marrying
The sailor plOws the iOaming sea,
The huutsman Kills the good red deer.
Aud the soldier wars without q fuHrs
But ihll 20 each whato'cr hohIl,
The farmer be must feed hom aIl.
Smith hammorcih chery-fCd Che word
Priest rrCaclCth pure ODE holy wufd
Dame Alice wofkaih ua'dIur we'll.
CLERK Richard tales ot dove can tells
The tap wife sells her I0am'nI beer.
Dan Fisher hihcth boz Che more
And coufticre' rulius trut and hnc.
While page biting thc buscon wine
Man builds h.s castles mirnrd hi-i.
wherever river rluucih Nl
Great cities rise lu every Hud
Great churches show ODE NuIldei Fl hanlf
Great Irclos. monument aui towers,
Tarralarrs aul pleasing bowers
Great work fnnr. Dee 10 here 0r there.
And well man w0rkcth everywhere.
Hut work OrIu.f, whntc'cr bcnu.
The flfmU Dec must feed thom nlI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
Advertisements.
A YERs
HAIR VIC o r,
For restoring Gray Hair to its natural vitality
and Color.
A YER's

dressing which BE- at once agreeable, healthy, and oi'
icciuhl Cor preserving The hair faisf gray han
riea-l % tf rrra o'a- VIA ire gloss md fssiHss' Of
rfuh Thin hair be- micAcncd falling hair checked and
halincs oicu. though not always, curcd by lis use.
Nothing RESTORE Che hair whore tho iolcles are dos
troye or The glands atrophci aud dccayod But such
n rcman can hc saved for usefulness by this application
Instead ofioulng The hair with pasty sediment II will
Keep 1t clean and vigorous t occasional use will pre-
won't the hair from turning gray falling on and
qucuty prevent badness Free from those deleterous
substances which make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair the vgor only benefit but not
harm It, lfwantod moroly fora
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
$1,000. $500, and 800.

They will BIO Issued Coupon Boad, payable to Bea-
aud may be hold in that lormi or
Tho Bond may Doe registered in the name OF the owner
with tho coupons remaining payable to bearer attached
the principal being then transferable only ON the books
OF tine Company unless reassignod to bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled the Bond
made permanent REGISTERED Bond, transferable only on
tho books Of the Company and tho Interest made paya-
bio only TO the registered owner or his attorney.
The three Glasses will be known respectively, as.
lst. Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
ID. " Registered Bonds with Coupons at
tachcd"
Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons de-
tached,"
and should bo designated by Correspondents in spec
flying the class Of bonds desired
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from january 10,
1870 with interest at six per cent per annum from Nov
embor D. 1869.
PRINCIPAL and Interest payable IN GoH in the
Cay Of Nae York
'"' 'N',l''t " Pug "'' in NN' anu NO. hAnlR' thaI
mug e'NV '' p'"'' VI "''' OF 'ue carrier issues OF
"v''.', iu' s' ''' oi our ii'onu'
with interest," ua,oble in Jnnusry md IaIy and ,,ho
may desire, in making additional investments to have
their Interest receivable at different seasons Of the year
THE LOAN Is SECURED
by mortgage upon the cntro Line Of Road nom Rich
mond to the ONO h'er' with the equipment and all
I'm I'M F'VV''VV F'' Ia"',' - pro-
- '.'t '''''1'' ~
Il
/ Tho mortgage Is for i5,oooooo, Of which 100000
WI" p. anl ne'u ia trust Tor Ia. redemption Of
4
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ROUTE,
4 YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,


Tor all hf fieIofss of q L41atte Meii-iHe.
Perhaps no one medicine so universally reaulrod by
everybody as oathartc, was ever any before 70
anl'slsaily qaopled me usg IN etey country and
PH The obvious reason s, that j. IS a more reliable
All l2r more eleetnal femedy than any other Those
have not know that Il cures their uoi hbors and friends
aud ain know that what il does once ID does AWAY
t never fails through any fault neglect OF IL coinpo-
Of their remarkeie cure II ~ oiievrl % ,5si1,s
but such cures are known n every neghborhood and
need not publish them. Adapted 90 an ages and coudi
Tons ln hl climates containing neither caomel OF any
deeter9us drug they may be taken with safety by any
makes them pleasant to talr vbne bei, n \, S zen w,
table no harm can arise from their ia ANY quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the IN.
eIla Nseefa TO purify TIE blood and stimulate It into
Towels hyer and other organs of the body restoring
heir Irregular action 10 health and By correcting wher
Of disease.
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on the box
Ior the following complaints which these Pulls rapidly
Loss Of Apgsfns, they should be taken moderately to
stimulate the stomach and restore It's healthy and
For Liver Complaint and It's various symptoms Bilious
H'afahs Siet Hsadaos JIunaes Green seress Bilious
oe hnu buo@ teues they should be udiciously taken
Tor each case 70 correct the diseased action the
distractions which cause IL.
For Dy'misry or DiarAaa but one mild dose is goner
ally required.
Pam IN ne Side, Back and L0ns they should be contn-
uously taken required 10 change the diseased action
Of tho system With such change those complaints dis
appear.
For Dropsg and Dop,aai Sreng, they should be taken
in large aud frequent doses 50 produce tho effect Of
grasto purge.
For SppressioH large dose should be taken as IL pro.
duees the desired effect by sympathy.
As DINNER PILL, take one or two Pills 10 promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
heathy acton restores the appetite, and ygorates
inc system Hence ID is often advantageous Whero no
serious degrangement exists, One who feels toerahly
we'll often finds that dose Of these PlLLs makes him
oe decidedly better from their cleansing AMI Ienoyat
ing effect on the digestive appnraug
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16


sfsln,si1f on ne C9aaeciing on ftf p1-tlc
Atlantic tuH ne
ALASKA OuLONADu.
ARIZONA CONSTITUTION.
HENRY CuAUNCET GOLDEN CITY.
NEW YORK, bACAAMLNIO,
OCEAN QUEEN GOLuEN ACE
NORTHERN LIGHT MONTANA
COSTA RIGA. Ac, Sc.
one Of the above large and splendid Steamships will
leave Pier NO. 81 North River iuUt of Canal Street at %
O'Clock. noon. on the Sch. and llst OF every month
except when those dates TALL sunday and thcH The
preceding saturday, for Aspluwaui connecting va
Panama Railway with one 90 the Company Steamships
from Panama for san Franchise touching 81 Maufanio
Departures of l.st connect nt Panama with steamers
for hourn PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN foKrs.
Those Of ith touch al MASzANiLL0.
For Japan and China Steamer CnlvA leaving San
Francisco, April lst, 1870.
one Handred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through, and At
tend 90 ladies and children without male protectors
baggage received on the dock The day before sailing
from steamboat railroads aud passenger who prefer 70
send early. an experienced surgeon 90 board. Mcdl-
cine and attendance free.
for Freight passage Tickets further Information,
apply az Tie Company Tickets office on The Wharf loot
li Canal Street, North River, New York.
To T. r. BABY, AgeHf.
c. l.. BARTLErr a CO..
June Do, l-d9 DO Broad ST.. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Tho mortgage Is for ;l5ooooOo Of which 100000
will be reserved and hold In trust for s redemption Of
outstanding Bonds Of the TVgaa Central Rairoad Con-
paHyi now merged in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16
THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS ROAD As A NEW
OUTLET FROM THE WEST TO THE SEA

ma-uIGcs into one Of national consequence and ln-
suro TO 10 an extensive through traffic nom the day OF
t completion WHILE in the development OF the extern
sto agricultural and mineral resources Of Virginia and
West Virginia t possesses along its own line, the ee-
mont of large and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests both general and local which
demand uio completion ofthe CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD To- the Ohio River afford the surcst guarantee
of Doe success and value, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-16

Tho interest is payable ia MAY and NOVEMBER, that
may take the place Of that OF the earlier issues Of
FWe-Fwent.es and suit the convenience Of friends
who already hold Central and Western Pacific Bonds
with interest payable in January and July, and who
may desire, To- making additional investments to have
their interest receivable at different seasons Of the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

The November Term of the Court of Gen
era Sessions opened yesterdayiwih Judge Bedford
on the bench Mr. Algernon g. Sullivan. the recently
pointed Assistant District Attorney. appearing for the
people. After the Grand Jury had been mpanneed,
Judge Bedford called their attention to the ofenses
which the jaw made IL incumbent upon him 10 do and
said:
Il cannot take leave o. without oonrautng and the G.
abiding citizens Of this city the present condition 81 u
hors real 10 tel that criminal statistics demon
sse beyond al question the pleasing fact that the hoh and daring
kenes which characterized the conduct OF the
dangerous classes and which indeed for threatened 70
rob the city OF M fair has been pslpsby much d.
minhed. And this doubt 10 The
Of the
viii certain
control dsee when the form Of tpdeH1c
he The authorities b1 The and legitimate enforcement 81
the law generally control crime and always curl s Its
81 which is the powerful the law the lSwe
APPLICATION the requit. myself am Of The
opinion and IN fully convinced th in the battle OF law
and justice and criminals The batter must always te "
the combines honest, determined and fearless Efforts OF Grand Jures
the entire Police Department
Judge Bedford concluded his charge with an alluson
the late Superintendent Of Police, Mr. John JouIdan,
whom he spoke OF officer energetic, Jealous, ana
faithful ia the discharge Of his duties.
Vim. II. Gordon then arraigned and pleaded guilty
to indictment charging him will shooting Cathailne
Mcconnell and Ellen Gordon IN August last. demanded
for sentence
entered the store OF Vim. y. kOome, IN GrcenNlch-st,
was tried and acquitted for want II proof.
Upon the trial of VIM Smith, charged with grand lar
ccBy, the jury disagreed. The prisoner offered To plead
attpnpfed larceny but the Court would not receive
the plea, aud he remanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Assistant Aldermen yesterday adopted
resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen appointing Ben
jamin f. Brady Record Clerk OF the Common Council
and Leslie Irving Deputy Record Clerk to colate, label
index and file chronologically all the records OF the
Common Council. and have the and custody OF
such records they also 20 perform other dutlcs
assigned them the Clerk Of the Common Council
The Record Clerk n to receive salary equal 10 ta oi
the First Assistant Clerk OF the Board OF Aldermen ana
the Deputy Record Clerk salary equal To tIat OF the
sixth Assistant Clerk.
Lawrence l.. Hill appointed Document Sieth 10
the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Ia colate, label INDEX
and file, chronoOgoay, all the papers ana documents
az the Board Of Assistant Aldermen and 10 nave the
and custody of all such papers and documents III tne
Office of the Clerk TO the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
salary equal 10 that paid the Deputy Clerk 10 the
Board " AesNant Aldermen. To dae irOn June le,O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
Justice bowling committed Daniel Warren for having
stolen halfchest Of tea valued at So, from in front Of
the store Of Archibald Henderson, No. 81 Water-st
Jack Mcdonald, well-knOwn to the Police
and in criminal Courts, sentenced the Penit.n-
tary for months and to pay fine Of $50 by Justice
Bowling in the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday.
a charge OF deserving his three children In the Cont
mental Hotel and falling to pay his hotsJ bill Twice
previously had Mcdonald deserted his children; once
he left them Ia an old wOOd-hOuse in OvCst and again
he took them 10 barren island.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day Thomas Nicely Of No. 90 sullyanst war committed,
charged with assauting and badly beating Patrolman
Michael of the Ninth Precinct that his life IL ENDANGERED
Nicely assaulted Joseph Davis Oh shaye. on Wednes-
day evening when officer Michael attempting his arrest
was himself attacked and severely cut on the head and
kicked about II body John Brown. 49, was placed
under s. 600 hail to answer charge OF obtaining gold
watch and suit OF clothes by means or ials| representa-
tons from Peter McGaryey " No 1877 Prospect place,
Brooklyn. Daniel Jackson Of No $50 Broadway also
made charge Of embeZZlemeut against the prisoner,
ago;
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
VIM. Mosher and Joseph Douglas were committed,
charged with assaung and threatening the life Of Peter
Wimot Of No a. Manginst. On Tuesday Wilmot caused
the arrest Of John Ryan charge OF Illegal voting.
Early yesterday morning the case was called and VIII
moi ppea red AS complainant but proving that he
charged Wlmo leaving the courtroom was followed
Ia DtIancey-st by friends OF RYAN and attacked
and knocked down by Douglas and Mosher. Rising to
his feet WmOt about 10 make an attack In return
when the men drew reyovers and pointing them toward
him said that they would shoot him. NimOt then called
police who, arriving, arrested the prisoners
and took them Court where they were placed under
bail appear for trial at the Court OF General ses
sious Edward Riley was held for G1al on charge OF
gneaking into the tenement No. 800 East Twenty hs
and stealing coat value 80, the properly OF Ddniel
sullivan, aud also gold watch belonging to John Nc
Gfath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

At a meeting of the Dock Department, yes
terday the PEI Of William W. shpman, applying for
lease Of $50 fee the bukhead al the foot OF Christie
phcr-st. was den and a resolution passed that the
Board would not any piers or bulkheads along the
line OF the North r pending improvements. The An
ddlng COMMITTEE, 'OTted in favor of the expenditure
of <2Osss ~ for The yment Of bills. The principal items
In this expenditure the appropriation of 1850 In
payment OF seryic 81 consultation Ia Gems Humphreys
and Gilmore; REM, <2,l25 j. T. White, grading PIERS
S2I75 tools, 81 100 and j. Bger, timber, Sl0723 Pres
dent Agnew authorized TO lease the large room on
the fourth floor of the building at present occupied 10y
the Department, for the use OF the acknowledgements
and dlanr liemrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
wALKING-.o MILES IN 8 LAYS.

Mr. EDWARD PAYsos WESTON:
SIR: We have been much interested IN some
OF the physiological questions involved IN Investigations
made by one Of our number III the erea' na' s0eon
,hs consecutive hours and appreciate, and
thanh YOU for the cheerful alacrty with which you
allowed your wonderful powers OF endurance 70 DC MADE
use Of for the advancement OF science
We learn from the daily prints that you purpose 70
make even greater effort in a walk originally INTENDED
TO have been accomplished in Europe pu' ueie,ou VI
,ceonn, q, Tho nre.epf war AZ you propose 70 walk
four hundred miles in Ave consecutive uays s s, ~
attempt the feat OF walking one huparea anu
hours, believe that, with your cooperanon We tniI
arrive at most important results. by sses " n.,dsr:
instituted scientific investigation 1beN 1 49,
tons, Ia view OF your expressed Willingness 70,
70 make your efforts 20 the fullest extht -, ,sSa
the advancement OF human knowledge, lead ue W n@A'
The following request: ..,.,
That as far scientific Investigations are
you Will make ths effort under aurpices hno S,
We would propose 70 investigate your phyneA 'oN"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
one MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED.

Nellie Hewlett brings an action III the Kings
County Supreme Court Special Term, against Samuel
and others The plaintiff il the sister of Samuel
Wood q the dicudauts, and also OF Abraham Wood,
who lied on tie 2st Of December lGs She alleges that
lcr brother Abraham Wood. died the owner 0i large
amount real estate IN NevNurk and Brooklyn, ana
lett Will thai the other defendants claim most oil to
ITuTs RS under will Of Abraham Wood. winch she de
rr o. Doe null and VOID and Of effect, and she asks
81 have Che property div ded between herself ana TIE Ge
feuaaat samuel Wood The property in dispute II Nalu
tc a ono million dollars. The Defendants insl, that the
VIII made by the deceased the Attn OF August 1866 I'M
t,I Wrtrn they had their claim. was made b.! the dt-
sce while ia full possession oi his faculties ana hf~
teu admitted u probate 10y surrogate Nrd'r of Kings
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