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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-30
Kinney, NILS, East berlin, " Il L
A YERs CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.

MEDICINE.
Perhaps no one medicine is so universally required by
everybody cathare any ever before so uni.
yersaly adopted Into In every country and among
all classes as this mild but efficient purgatye PILL
The obvious reason Is that 1t more reliable and far
more ehectua remedy than any other Those who have
tried it know that it cured them; those who have not
know that It their neghbors and friends and all
know that what II does 1t does aways-that 1t never
fails through any fault neglect Of It's composition.
We have thousands upon Thousands of certificates o
their remarkable cures Of the following complaints but
such cures known in every neighborhood, and we
need not publish them. Adapted TO all ages and oond
tons In all climates containing neither calome moi
any destarou drug they may be taken with safety by
anybody. Their sugar coating preserves them ever
fresh and makes them pleasant to take while being
purely vegetable harm arise from their In enJ
quantity
They operate BY their powerful influence on the inter
nal yscera to purify the blood and stimulate II int,
healthy setlonremoye the distractions of the stomach
bowels liver, and other organs Of The body restorn.
their irregular action TO health, and by correcting
wherever they exist such arrangements the drs
origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper the no,
for the following complaint which these PiLLS rapidly
cure
For Dyspsp,ia or idigesiion Lsflssnss Llnguor ant
Los Of ASpshts, they should be taken moderately Il
action.
For Li,sr Complaint and its various symptoms 8iiou
HeaiscAe, sick Headaohs JaHadios Sickaes B
CAoho and Bilious fstsrs they should be judciousy
taken for each ease, to correct the diseased action
move the distractions which cause IL.
For DyssnfsTy OF Ddhga, but one mild dose Is gener
rally required.
For Risgmaiisn, Geui, Grdrst PaPiiaiioa Of ne Heart
Pam in the sids, Hack and Lons, they should be contn
uousy taken required 10 change the diseased actor
Of the system With such change those complaints dis
/ appear.
For Dropsy aud Dropsioai Seedlings they should b,
taken in large and frequent doses 10 produce the eec
| OF drastic purge.
produces the desired effect By sympathy.
Asa DH.u Pin, take one or two Pas TO promote di
gestlon and relieve the stomach,
Al occasional dose stimulates the stomach aud howell
into healthy action restores the appetite and In
tho system Hence IL Is often advantageous where nc
serious arrangement exists One who feels toerably
we'll often finds that dose Of those Ps makes him
decidedly better nom their cleansing and renovating
effect on the digestive apparatus.
DIR. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Practical cAsmist',
LoWELL, MASS, U. 81.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGIsTs,
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IF the turtle market is good next winter
a Wyandotte, Mich. man will 6l his pocket
He is now feeding 800 Of them in pen, and
the voice Of the turtle must be considerably
heard from that vicinity.
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advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r. LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Julv p, 1871.
Tptfve goIy9 sOUTH avn rzer

Leave Montpeler at s.f5 a. m, 22t D. M. ton..
Mail Train leaves OHdsnsbuTgh a. 6QQ 3, m, st. Al
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Horce,,sOa
&C. at White River Junction with trains 90 the ~.
snmpsc Railroad at south Vernon for Springfield sns
New York at Gr0uta Corner for New London
Day Express leaves Montreal AZ 300 a. ~. st. Job,.
at iO10 A. M Ogdensburgh at 5.30 m, platsburyb a,
500 a. M M6ocrs Junction at l0iOa. M, st. Al6ass az
1910 p m, arriving n Boston via. Lowell at lO3Op H.
Night Express leaves Ogiensbgrgh at loO D. m
Plattsburgh BIO p. M. Mooer's Juncton530 p. A. Mon
real at p. M st. Johns AZ 50i D. m, st Albans N
i.5l p. NJ, connecting at White River Junction and
&c. arriving At Boston nj si0a ms at South Vefno6
with trains for Springfield aud New York, arriving Ia
New York at 1890 D. m.
TRAINS GoiNG WORTH AND gEsT.
Leave Montpelier at 32s q. M 800 a. m, 3.82 an,
DAY Fxpress leaves Boston VIM Lowell ut 800 A IN
Troy at 30 a. No Rutland at 2O p. NJ for Burlington
D. m, and 0gdensburgh At l2si u. m. making esnne.
Maii Train 6ir Burlington and 81. Abans le,,.
Boston via. Lowell ht 100 ms wa Lawrence and Fitch
burgnt 100 a. M. Springfield NJ 90 M, CIRCUITS Cor
ner at q IS a. in south Vernon AT 1000 n. M Deilog
Pals li5 o. m White River junction 25j D. u affi,
inS IN 81 Albans at 800 pa, Montreal l2oJp. IN.
Trans leaving Boston via Fitchhurgh at % q. Dol
99nd Springfield at so1a M. connect ~ White Rive
Juu'tiun with bay Express train
u AZ sommodatlon Tram leaves Mortified at 7it a. no.
u'''" ~ p.l o. ~ Burlington a. H.il a. IN, ID. Al
- ~ NJ arriving Too OgleushurIh ai $50 b n
4 ~ hiE1t Expres. leaves CIRCUITS Corner "a 90 D. m
Connecticut River Rafda2 i savBs Ner WIZ a, 'o
n me- ,ig ~ p N. beows Falls 1870 p 20
's VIII lIain over Cheshire RAILROAD leavir
Dos'ou ~ - M connecting at White River Jun
Non WIN tram lea.!ug Boston al b. M Tor In
lingion, 81. Aans, Montreal a. efrivip In Mont
at 9o o. M, flatisoufEh iiiO a. M. ma In OsdeS
uurgh &C 1855 p. m connecting ,'ii -. ~
Railway and steamers Tor the Wet 90" NNnN iIhl
sleeping cars are attached % night Frp,,. r..
running between Montreal 8nd Boston Xxx =,
ard Springfield, and 1T. Aibans and rr1a ''''
prtwlng Room Care on Day Express Trains ts.-..
Montreal ana Boston
Through Tickets lor Chicago aud the West fot .s. .
che prIuc inl stations a. MERRILL Gssf, ~, 81
st. Alhans. July 20, la-i
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Delaware has sent away over 100000
baskets Of peaches, this season, and Rhode
Islander inserts his thumbs in the armlets of
his vest and remarks, " enough to cover the
entire state two baskets deep"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-30
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAEGEMENr.
On and pncr May l7h, 1869, Passenger Trair,.
UpWARD rR4iNs


UFBARD TRAINS.
ACcovobAuoS TRAM leaves Concord At l0.ila r,
or White River junction, connecting with trains .
Wells River ST. J0hushury, Barton, Newport M.iousb
by and Magog Lakes stanstead, Bath, Liituf0u Lama
ter. DC. Also, with trains for Montpelier. Uurnet8f
st. Adams. Bouso'' Point, Montreal, Ogleu.Dursh 81
hc West.
DAY EnpnEss TnAiS leaves Concord at 1925 d. To-.
or White River Junction, connecting With trains II
Montpelier, Burlington, I1uso's Point. Montreal. g..
and with Oslcnsbursh aud Grand Trunk Railfoal. .l
tho West
BnisroL TRAS leave. at 9.l' p. H., for Franklin az
Bristol.
EyrSise EXPRESS TRAIs leaves Concord a. s.sspH,
or White River Junction, connecting with trans q
Montpelier, Burlington, St Aihans, Rousss Point 81
trcal, Ogdenshursh ana the Wcst.
-Or arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester Pore
mouth, Portland, &C.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
fMoHyfyg ENrHEss TRAIs leaves white River lgf.
ton tMondaYs excepted Tor Concord at 20 a m. ~
arrival of trains from Ocleushurgh ami Montreal. w
train will be run 10 Boston on sunday.
BRlsrol TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord OF
On. and Franklin 40 pos 2. 10.
f3iAlL TRAIN leaves White River Junction mr O..
cord az l21 p or arrival % trails ever The ft
mont Central, fassutnpsic and White Mountain la
DAY Exrngss TaArS leaves white River junction .
i.ll D. ~ OF on arrival o. trains nom Montreal a
Uulcnshurghi bruttluhorn. keene Bellows fs.ls Win
'or &c. connecting NJ Concord With trains zoo Aan.s
ter Nashua, Lowell, and boston.
ffhcsr trains connect at 0f1Nui with trains
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth,, Portland NashuI
Worcester, New York Lowell and Boston.
ONsLOW hrkAltN3 Agssf
Concord. n H.. May 30.
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N0R SALE-A house aud out-buildings
~ 10 10 removed. Enquire OF this once. %
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cONNEcTIcU MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD CONN.

ASSETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fUet,U1
No. ofmemhers GOUO1
ANNUAL INCOME ovor...........-....... tH.Vfl.su
IL LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost Of In
surance 70 1sss than any other Company.
Local AGGS1s WASrED ~ Ar PAuB OF Vrnqovr
a. c. BROWN General Agent
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS


X. n. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PATENTs,
FOR INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, on DESIGNS
No. rs State St., opposite Kilby St., Boston,
Ai,er an extensive practice Of upwards OF thirty
years continues 10 secure patents n the United States
also 10 Great Britain France, and other foreign couu
tries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
papers for Patents, executed reasonable terms viii
Dispatch Researches made 20 determine the validity end
utility Of Patents Of lnveutlons and legal and other ad
vice rendered 10 ell matters touching the same Copies
of the claims Of any patent furnished by femttne one
dollar Assignments recorded 10 Washington.
No dgsHey ne United States p0fssss supsrior fi-ss
for obtaining Paict or ascerf4HHg he y4fsnfqbfg n
usnfiOns.
All necessity " journey TO Washington g. procure o.
patent and me usual great delay there here
Inventors
TESTIMONIALS
' regard Nr. Eddy a. one Of the most She ss INC
csssa practitioners with whom have had Official intar-
course. CHARLES MASON, Com'r OF Patents"
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent f-iffugrftr and
more capable Of putting their applications In form 10
secure for them early and favorable consideration a.
the Patent once. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF patcuts.n
" Mr.. r. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY Az.
pNentons for Patents having been successful nlmn-
every case such unmistakable proof Of great talcu
and ability his part, leads mo % recommend AN in
ventor 20 apply 10 him 10 procure their patents az the,
may he sure Of having the most faithful attention b.
slowed on their cases and at very reasonable char-s
JOHN TAGGARr'
Boston jan !. 1871. 5il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-12-22
VOL. XVII.--NO. 81.


monsl"h'fs o. your trends, aud tears Of Your
'eHstNcs, Hor 'he sgoHS OF your enemies, who
hfe pressing themselves WIN the prospect Of
your """,'aI'' "H' reclaim YOU, spare, oil,
spare Tug negGafN o. our Inmly, the shame
OF your ttlenfs. WI ! then he accused Of
Wv 'e u'puuE Sul,'ue rtr ne u rom me. But
y " MAJ, = Deh' on sen. INSTRUCTION. advice
,'I ~ v" ~ ~ 'l'e le4s 1+ptneelni manner
ana III way least calculated 10 injure others,
P',cVulptN h'S own 'Ami!y,
XIX t''cuinS'an'os "oHIu permit, glhdly
~ol'lu lroF'l missionary 10 The cause OF
~" l'lnHre nc l.Hst indies, Turkey, and
'ne 9o"lil 9ea Islands Tue lands OF ldolh,ry
aun 'gAh'S'n would not ht NE scenes OF my
N'ot'. ! Woh'L 90 y nc splendid cities, towns
''u ''.I'E,s " ~ oN "o"slea Iaha oil scl-
ente' h"ef'N ana haPplhtSs. ! would enter
p"l''e 'amltlPs ara ltiead VITA The aticctionate
h'",S 81 lhelf lehder offspring. Parents, you
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Wit and Humor.

The only KG-eiaeks-our old hen.
4 Love IS hind, bnt IIymen yan cyc-opener
What WINS lbe Grst let made The alphabet
IN leap year women can sue, a. well as 10
sued;
What Is It that has ihreo feet and cannot
( walk, sixteen nails and cannot scratch? A
yardsfiek.
Why Is Mexico like tho globe? Because il
has revolution every twenty -four hours.
lIe @ho isable to keep OUT Of love, law,
and bad weather, ought 10 consider himself
eAttcheIy Fortunate.
Why are washprwomen The sillicst Of people /?
Because tbe3 put out lbeir tubs to catch soft
water when it rislHs hard.
The Washington capilo1 says; "Ex.sena-
tor Wade is as coarse as n horse rs yieorous
as IL horse and as ignorant a horse
A man who hos Travelled through New
jersey says be saw some lard there so poor
that you couldn' raise disturbance on il.
A Western editor speaks Of contemporary
wbo is = so dirty thai every Time he goes up
stairs there is u rise ia real estate"
A young hdg who corresponds with sever
al gentleman friends, when demonstrated with
by her mother. said size only did it to i'm
prove her hand writing
4 young convert down 10 Maine Demonstrate
ed Tie force Of habit by remarkng in con-
ference meeting that some Of tho proceedings
were not according to Hoyie.h
A young lady writing on the subject Of
kissing say S .---' should quite as lief have q
good kiss as a new cashmere" And We
would quite as lief-if not Iiefer--giye it to
her.
Ii is said Of Ethan Allen that be once at
tended a church where the Minister made IN es-
timaie. the sesali Of y hith wss that out Of the
whole human raee, not more than one in one
thousand woaid be saved. Oh the announce
;Beni Of this result, Alien took his bat and
walked out saving he vent Gentlemen,
il any or you want my chance yo1 are well
come 10 il. il is not worth slaling for,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-12-22

1)octicol.
Birthday Verses.
by ANN s. STEPHENS.

Old friend, this is happy day;
1t interlinks bright years together,
And leaves II milestone on the way,
Which leads our steps to Life forever;
A milestone planted deep in flowers,
With laurel creeping deeply Ger it,
While just n dash Of summers showers
Sends soft and pleasant mists before it.
The hearts that weave their lives with thine,
Hail the bright day, as if 'twerc heaven,
And make il more than half divine,
From rosy morn TO purple even.
Then lei each hour he bright and gpy;
Our honest hearts so warm and glowing,
Shall beai TO music all the day.
And pledge thee with their overlooking
So here's health to thee old friend,
Joyous, frank, and cordial greeting
A noble life can never end,
Though time itself is always nceting.
And if the years sweep swiftly by,
Shall we regret their passing-nevcr
If generous actions cannot die,
Thou, dear old friend, wilt i've forever.
--PeterSoa's Magazise.
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An Original 5Itctlb.
Written for tie .Scnti,ml !
The Captive's Escape.

ooh /, That mo, shopld NM nm onon,v in
,beir ,rt,,,,l Il, s,aai ,,,y,,,, XII. hrnins :,
~ ny Sou''i un,of tH"ateiy oei''h 10 con
'ract = h'",' OF ut'nNlnS' "h'ch' however, ~
hoceh' ~ 'pe ocelanins, grew upon me III u
way 'ha' haa h"'hing Pecaaf IN y, or dl1efenl
IRON otnet cases 9! the KIM III u ma feneh-
ca IN alarnhng helenI' Inc manner IN winch
u aHetted me, NY sensations anu situation ~
ltltt utle, US wen rs INC tlofls ny Nhieh
fortunately regaihea me PAIN OF nature,
mean 10 describe as nearly ms possible; 10
those who may be SO unfortunate as TO be ~
my situation, and. perhaps, from my expert
ence, may he SO happy rs to AID them in
emaneiIatlhg themselves from the most pow
erfnl and destructive habit
Ny situation III He is neither rich nor sf;;or.
requiring active exerions, free intercourse
With mankind, and 1T times calling for all The
natural and acquired talents, that IN the cool
est moments are possessed tins nj the age OF
thriy-five found myself Il drnnllard. When
arose in the morning, | arose with The tho Is
Of the bottle, aud could hardly elothe myself
| till bad taken heavy dram aud If any one
was observing me ! tremblcd to that degree
1 that must shelter myself FROM view Till ! had
! got about II gill Of the strongest spirits into
! operation before i could expose my pasied
q .,l,g
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MANTUA MAKING AND TAILORING

rTNHE undersigned having removed 10 the
house next door west Of Mr.. John H.
Higgins Store, in the town of Rockville, is
now prepared 10
Gut and Make Up Ladies Dresses,
and AXE CL0TING Of all kinds for
gentlemen and children, and attend TO 81 A.
CHINE STITCHING, &c.
All work entrusted TO us will bedone in the
best manner, and N reasonable terms.
Mns MARTHA IhRDESTY
Jan lift and DAUGHTERS.
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Es. Il. CARTIER,
SLATE ROOFS!

rENHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared TO put on
4 SLATE ROOFS, PLAIN OR ORNA-
MENTAL, at any time
Nas- Having increased my force at the
QUARRY, have good Stock on baud, at
REDUCED PRICES.
Ma Thankful for the patronage extended
to him for The past seventeen years, he hopes
to merit continuance of the same.
Address
WM. WILLIAMS, Slater
IIyattstown, Montgomery Co, Md.
anril T--1y
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
BROOKE & PLEASANTS,
III n O IL Z EI Z - :g g

On Washington and Broozeoitte Turn
pike, mills from MechanicsvtUc.
NTE are prepared 10 do all kinds of
w MACHINE WORK,
FUkGING and COUNTRY BLACKSMITH
ING. Of every description.
Jas;- Reapers. Mowers, 1hreshers, Separations,
Drills and All kinds Of Agricultural Machinery
ncde and repairei at shortest notice.
Special attention paid to mill ork, shafting,
gearing, &c, sc.
VI. am with the above firm, and will he
glad 10 SEE any Of nay oid customers at their
shop.
apr 14-ifn CHAS. o. FISHER.
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READ! READ! READ!
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES
49, anAa THg undersigned takes pleas
~ ure in announcing 10 the citi-
zeus OF Poolcsvillc and vicini.
ty, that be has fitted up New shop, adjon-
ing his Dwelling House, near the Baptist
Church, in Poolesvile Nd, for the purpose
Of carrving on the manufactory Of BOOTS
AND SHOES in all its various branches.
lie viii keep constanllyon hand prime
stock Of Leather, and good workmen, which
will enable him to fiji all orders in his line Of
business with promPtness aud dispatch. His
prices will be as low as any other establish
ment in the county.
lie feels under many obligations TO the pub
lie for their liberal patronage AT his old stand,
and pledges himself to do all in biz power 10
give general satisfaction to all who may pa
tronize him al his new place Of business
lie hopes he will continue 10 receive libe-
ral share Of public patronage rs he is deter
mined TO turn Off Good Hork at Nuderate
Prices. JOHN r GRIMES,
june eff Poolesvile Md.
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YEARLY RATES.

8 MOS. MOS. IL MOS.
One column $25 90 $40 90 SIS 90
Half column IA 90 % 90 40 oe
Quarter column 8 90 Is 90 25 90
Professional Cards, (under le lines 90
1zu- These rates viii he strictly adhered to,
and no per centage allowed on them to adver-
Using agents or other persons. Yearly adycr-
tiscrs will he allowed four changes during the
year Advertisers will please state the amount
of space they wish to occupy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
rRtsIV s.s,.snnViNG POWER.

NuRNh'S IA.ie,ss Powder rttsotv,sult lirds
~ OF tauucl frHii, snwrl Fri', Gsuil liH'-
ter Preserve. IN ! Tomatoes wi,hnu, L,ais ait
light, morr elegant in c,ur, aud taste ihan any
process in the World. This Powder its Ietn il
public use Tor iircc year, and is now used IN ~
cry State Of lie Union.
II i cheap healthy and reliable, will furnish
stcwcd and preserved fruits daily iur lie tahlc
cheaper ihhn any othcr PROVES. uue llnS costs
30 tcn's, puts W ~ parts ~ 80 pounds ot pared
fruit fnii directions tellias l9a 10 prevent atl
mould wiih the box Scnth hy mail or soli hn
Ggorc,s sud Druggists,
The wholc,.le ifalr Supplied ty lnhnson llai-
loway & tuwacn, ftcuth. Richards 4 -. rti-
ndcirhi,, kiidcr x Ar,bcrrll. New lork.ut our
selves, ZANE NuhNl ( ru.
Jnly S-am 80 North Second Si. ihiia.