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Special 1lntioes.
Consumption,
ms CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
RI + H. SCnENCK NJ. y.

.ta-T,-,ed away for whosodeath
Many human nens or is, fbnn tho neglect Of known
herc vas no other iehun as of cure Those near aud
and indspunpy 0Giends arc sleeping tho droamlcss
,,,,,pu II sc,rrNCK's SIMPLE TREATMENT,
, DR. JOSEPH H. ,,,,,, .oicoc,op.
ana availed themselves VI hs w9nnelu"'
edcnes, they would not hale M rovcn that where
nr sebenck has in hs own caae Pron,~ 6V ti, med.
ver quncient vitality remains tt t H. kened INTO
,e,nes and his directions iof theh "'0' "
bsaitlfsi viror. tt,., prcsuuptuous
~ g7atrnont there ls nnlhnk pl,"i ,4,iln
r tbe f,ith Of tic invalid De- maas .o nv iiying And
maj IL not housaud umos su,'t'n'&a', & ~ sebcneEis
medionc. b. o.. .mpf p u y .SeissoIns. stlfconyne
,t.,,,.te pule are tho FIRST
The sslwcei Tome a't' tie citadel of ho malady 10
tNo weapon, WIKI ri Of he cases % consumption orig
nntc in dyspcpsa t ts1 t,daobai Tubes symT l-nfe"
Vth thIs coudito we '.o9 a. the rporbii lc act ion
vth thc siom1ch. They r.'pon%i H. 70 w,iroinotng result
nt ibe settng in with all iu distressing ynp''D''
ONsUMPTION
f,. V.8irake PMS are composed Of one Of Nliuie y
nob.est ans-the PCdnphllum fe'a,u. ,. if "a onel
4 I'D tho blood gUurchin1i alt'fAilfe pi"l''f
lstapl.to calomol, they
,,r,,-r ,n ...rtS. uFluND"
"Lt'NNh y" "''-'
c,,o ia nov t..sInuiur The 'iuatei aud
,,,. ief,'.It. In mo tutei aud Iu the aument.l3
Me.gyu, etei rhc liver llAe clock BE- wound up
ana .e @,t ,o Ia. torpiiy The stomach aes rePon-
,V5
atfi"i VI
,r.. e.trroi Tonic ln conjunction Nth ihe li..i pl
li,s,,G li, af..mIiites with The fool Chylihcaton is
&9a & de. painless and the cure s seen TO- be at hand
Ia.oassb An appet.is sets 10.
Sow c1mes thr 1rettcst Blood Purir ever Nct gwen
., an llduIecnt Father to suffering nan. sehonck Z
p5..n.s StrHu come. u t1 perform Ifs functions and
H,.t.6 and tmplote thc cure ltentar- 40 once upon
,psns tl, Impaired and diseased portion. of the uau.
M fhs form u saucrnrs 80 prepare, them for eapecto-
llfoa, AND Do Boz very short tme uie mtiAll Z van
a.la tha f0tiau Ur.no fiHf 90 occupied Del renovated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16
The Home Circle.
Fer the Watchnan.
TO Ny HUSBAND,
ON w Btrth-Dny
~ MH.c.

remember the days far away, love,
When you chose mo to stand BY your sde
Lille With us was then In It's liny, love,
And was happy Young bride.
You said ! was honnS and fair. love,
And you told mo my ewes were go blue
And y0u pralsed my long. beautiful hair. love.
And you knew was loving and true
But now am aded aud old love.
All my beauty has gone with the year
hiy hnir changed 90 silver from gold, love.
AMI my eyes have grown dim with the tear.
I1r the bicssnzs Our Father bcsI0wcl. love,
lie sometimes saw ht 10 recall
And the hot tears have bitterly flowed, love,
u.cr tAc graves of our dariugs-0ur aN.
And sorrow and care leave their mark, love,
And the burrows grow deep un my brow
AND often the future looks dark love-
But then i'm not strong, YOU know now
And win y0u he patient and Mind, love,
~ l.m childish and whmilcal, TOO
Aud should Doc losing my mind, love,
Will you love me a. have loved you
And 10 all The days that remain, love,
Re darker than those that are past,
Amid OH The i1rr0w aud pain. love,
VIII the love stll endure % The last
Ere long wcll be done with things here, love.
Then wen cross 20 the sorrow less shore,
And there with our loved ones 30 dear, love,
Well be gathered 90 live evermore.
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TwENrY-EIGHT YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment Of diseases Incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him To guarantee
speedy and permanent in the worst Of SIP
PRESTON and all Other Menstrual Derangsmenn from
uAatsrsr cause. All letters for advice must contain S
Odce, No, 9 ENDioou STREET BosroS.
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to remain
under treatment Boston, July ls7l.-37ly
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Fatterpd hy the reception Of and great Gcncuai igr thc
above valuable and timely treates and also 20 meet
published book, treating exclusively oi Nertoh'
md Mental i5n PIP. cloth. Price sln, of stsl
FRrE receipt OF 81 Tor the other two books postage
paid
Those are beyond all comparison the most extraori
nary works on Physiology ever published. There d.
nothing whatever that the MARRFn OR SINGLE, Of
EITHER SIX, either require or wish TO know but
what is fully explained, and many matters oi the most
important and Interesting character are introduced 70
which ausiun even eau be found IN any other works
IN our language. All the NEw DiscovERifs Of the
author whose experience s such probably never be-
fore fen 0 the lot OF any man, are given in null. NO
person should be without these valuable books.
"NALrAHLE BoOks.Mo have received the valuable
medical works Published by the Peabody Medical lns
tute These books Of actual merit and should IND
place in every Intelligent family. They are not the
sba parties and purchased 10 graty coarse tastes, but
arl written By responsible professional gentleman OF
eaneucc source Of instruction vital matters
concerning which lamentahle ignorance exists The
ability, and care, and, an appendix many useful
prescriptions for prevailing complaints are added. '--
COOS Republican, lancaster, ~ H.
The author Of these books one OF the most learned
and popular physicians Of the day aud Is entitled to the
gratitude Of for these invaluable product
II 20 ho his aim to Induce mon and women 20 avoid
the OF those diseases TO witch hey subject and
he tolls them Just how and when TO do t '-Chrsnicit
Fdrmfngisa Name SEPT. Z, 1869.
"a Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price.
H. B The Author OF the above ycmentunod medical
works Is the Chief Consulting Physician Of the Peabody
Medical Institute and Is 50 constantly employed In con
utaton with invalids from all parts Of the country
hat he has time TO attend to mere business details.
Therefore all should be addressed 70 the EABODi
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or TO Dr. W. II PARKER the
Medical Assistant OF the Author and his Business Agent
who as we'll the Author himself may bo consulted on
ali diseases requiring skill, secrecy and experience,
lNyiOLARLE SEcREcr AND CERTAIN RELiKF. isly
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Il never love those salamanders that are
never well but when they are in the fire Of
contentious. | would rather suffer thousand
wrongs than offer one. have always found
that to strive with superior is injurious
with an equal, doubtful with an inferior,
sordid and base with any, full of unqaet.
ness.--B Bishop Hall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16

tion2 do, and would give moro for what
| can tell about a boy'by using my eyes ten
minutes than all the Gnc letters he can bring
me.'-Liuic Corporal
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"A locomotive, at an average speed Of
thirty miles an hour, would reach the moon
in eleven months, and the sun in three hun.
dred and ifty.two years. Light travels from
the sun TO the earth in eight minutes.
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rnE coNrrssloNs or AN INVALID.

fphLlsHfp as warning and for the beneat of young
men and oi4''' who suffer from Nervousness General De
billy, 8c', supplying rHE MEANS or sELF-ouRE.
Written by one who cured himself and sent free on
eoving postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brouklyn. n. Y
15O1
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Those who spee,acles have greater comfort
than perfect pair such be procured from our We
known Agent \, O. Phnney who is sole Agent in this
place for Lazarus Morris Perfected specaoles sos7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16

AN agreeable person is defined as one
who agrees with you"
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NJ O L | @ E!
~ Notice Is hereby given that the books for sub
scrpton 10 the stock Of the Montpelier Manufacturing
Company chartered by the Legislature Of Vermont,
approved Nov 10Th 1870 will be opened at the office Of
Samuel Wells, In Montpelier the ith day Of Sept
ls5l and remain open for the OF three days and
until s75,i 90 Of said stock Is taken.
Montpelier, Aug. 9th, 1871.
JOHN A. PAGE
PERLEY ?. PlTKIN
THERON o. BAILEY,
SAMUEL WELLS,
CllAS. N. CARTER ,s.
JAMES W. BROCK, l'"N'"ss'FH'f'
JAMES q FRENCH
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
JOEL FOSTER, JRY
DENNIS LANE, s2isi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16

Mrs. Addie s. Balloon is licensed to
marry folks in Cincinnati.
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The virtue that pnrlcys /. near a surrender.
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SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR MEDl-
y cat WORKS ON MANHOOD, WoMANHooD
AND NERVOUS DISEASES,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 4 BuLuScH STREET, BosroS


DR. ". II. PARKER, Assistant Physician.
si-ileI taorieigs FOR rogboty. 2Ioo" rarie' 'oh
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A nnoK FoR EvERYRonY.

-uuucd SEXUAL fHfsfoLoeN uF MuMANi AND hkh DIS
,AsEs 0omda relfsd Of ftgsoiogoIuy and fathotog
oilg from iaf1ncg 70 OH Als, with elegant Musrafut
Engfqtng. $50 pages, bound in beautiful French cloth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-08-16

., hahn, has passed away, for whose death
any nuH"h H,thrr re,sou than tho neglect OF known
w.oata6y VIZ proved means Of cure THOSE near ana
lnu, W tiiv end friends are sleeping the uroahlo7'
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the wonAN QUESTION.

nss.sS...... ~. 49, ~ ~, -.
u.!, 10 osSeps'e' NEW 1ofk, hss III ols'
"'tse .?us'seI :,
!sshionable Garters azs Of blue ~
gold mounted.
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70 70 T. dsac. "a S.s ~ no ho .1:;"
o.:; :. ii,s' : ss'.i':1 70; i: oee.s.
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The 'Vcrsaillcists have triumphcd: the
government that made the treaty with Prus.
sia has broken into the citadel Of the sedi.
tious communists, and ID in possession Of
Paris. II that will end anarchy, suppress
the revolutionary spirit Of tho Reds, and
restore Order and Peace where Madness and
Destruction have had such regal sway,
France may well rcjoicc; but the instatil.
ity Of the popuisce 10 too well known %
render such contamination even . proba.
bility, and the thought il, "What next :"
Nothing short Of merciless despotism will
pacify the faubourga The following, from
letter written by an eminent Frcnchman,
few days since, shows that In France but
little hope Is entertained of the ability Of
the Theirs government to re.estsblish ordea
and direct the destinies of France in the
way Of greatness and Peace: II desire ths
triumph Of PARISH believe In tho triumph
Of Versailles Ibelieve that the fall Of Pa,
rio would be followed BY formidable 10
action, which In ils turn, sitter = short In.
terval, viii b followed b. the fan Of III
republic ] believe. moreover, that mon,
afchy sstablished BY bloodshed win nevsl
rally around Il my fellow oountrymen; thal
II win b swept away y fresh coavulstos
after some years Of systematic opposItion.
And lastly: Ibellsvs that France win thu
], continue 70 struggle alternately against rev
9 olosaon and dcspotism, until the day arrives
vhea, dismcmbcsing hsssslt. sAs viii 81
70 tAe level Of tho South American repub
lies, q svsa lower. Pity me, my friend
ifor ono y much 70 - piued, when. lovisl
ones country above I'll things, one sees Z
Tins drifting uron the rocks, where Il mus
DO shipwrccked." III. it Ai
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Mr.. Beabout will be about lively a. 4 Z
d'date for the Kentucky Legislature.
General Harlan viii be the Republiu
nominee for Governor Of Kentucky.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned af,s.
session Of one hundred and twenty. daya
The New York Herald hoists the mn
Of General w. T. Sherman for Presidents
Ex-Governor Yates, of Illinois, 10 pm
inent candidate for Congressman At Lsy
from that State.
New Hampshire will soon be compellds
odopt tho district system in the election I
the members Of IL Legislature.
Elk. Congressman Orth of Indians b
named q the probable successor Of Dsuos
- United States Minister 70 Germany.
Simon Cameron (''Old Wiunebagori|
spoken Of in Pennsylvania - . candih |
for Vice President on the Grant tickeA
lS7a
John G. Breckinridge was chosen y
gate to the Kentucky Democratic State n
vention, but declined to serve, % he sayh|
10 unwilling 70 enter the arena Of pol6s|
strife.
The Democratic State Convention OF Oh
ifoInia will convene In Sacramento ostI
20th of next month. Whole numba
delegates, $40, Of which number San NJ
cisco has q.
Colonel Giles n. Hillyer, for many -
. prominsne politician IN Mississippi. n
IN Jackson on the I'd ule He was o.
tive OF Illinois, and had been Q cit1slG
4ississippl about thirty yeazA
The Louisville C6usisv. Jevsxal, the a.
Of the progressive Democracy Of Kentudh
has not word Of appreciation for the W
nominsted at FsankfoIk The resoluaD
are not Endorsed, nor even commented ~
The Washington Pssrtes predicts M.
IN Penneylvanis Il Curtin comes home
Joins IN the political camraign. Gea1yS
Curtin will never play second fiddle 70 O
eron. who 10 . man Of seven principk
i've leaves and two nsheA'
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!vE!IegEapA1f.
Thursdays Dispatches.

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dns ns6s npsas s4ysssslag tAaakf1lns0 IT, ~
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WaahlneAan.
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1890 : voee virl b naseAea tseoee TAar,aay.
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Consul q olneaooss. jos. Dslkaap. Sapuy1slne n.
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nasese & oaaAa p
1890
Ia.Ao.. n ~; 49,. u. ..1s,.-.,e a
IL Alahana e.sstio. 1. han1uuhae h Hnsae.A. ~
obt,ee q H.eia,A - AnaripA \ ,.,ll,ed. TAs..h
H. szsesy rspevssueaao pa1ece eoauroaiea IN IL 4
acceptable foe The seks a peaoa Ieeh cos.ta ~
already nsiasd IL hbon q ~ Osanassasa.
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All Rcpubltcars arc earnestly requested 70 attend
the rmarlcs and oil delegates elected 70 appear d
the Convention In pcsson:
Chairman Republlcaa County Comnlttee.
CAAa. g. WARREx, Secretary.
Deer Lodge, May TO- $50
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County Conventlon....To tho Republican,
OF Deer Ledge County.

You arc requested to hold Primary Meetings H. your
several precincts on Wednesday. 9let day Of Jane.
oosdanos with the following appotioument TO attend
The Republican County Convention to BE- held In Dccr
Lodge On Aonday, 18th 0ay IT Jsnes 105a ss 0dssk
The object OF said Convention 10 to nominate caud
datoe for the various County ocss aud to elect dele
Rafco 20 thu Territorial Republican Convention The
Sns,OPtiOnmcn in n fOl)OWo:
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Wssr II changed 10 Saturday. Il win be iesued In
time for al Saturday morning coaches heretofore
and contain latest ccgrans up % The hour Of going
:nadc mp" with the Weekly nosspaass Daily sdiGiea
hsing Issued. =
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How 6ueA1 n Made WxrfR.-Ths way
in which sugar b made perfectly white, II
b said, was found ont II . curious manner.
4 hen that Aad goes through . clay msd.
paddle, went with her nsddy test into .
sugar housa Il was discovered By some
one thas whssev9 he ts1ek went there The
sugar W. vAitened. This led 10 some o..
pssinsntA, The result IVES thae vet clay
come n b u>sd II rs1ning sugar. The %.
Or = p!aesd IN easthss. inn, shaped = Ne
josvss asa Tho large ends ass upward,
while n ~ ssaallsf end b lefs Z hole. TAe
jaf , Allsd WITH sugar. Ne ehy pat OVER "
Top md kept wsk The moisture goes dowa
through ~ sugar ard drops from he Aols
u ~ ed q ~ ~. This makes ~ sugas
pesfecgly whita @ CITE
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Republlcan Territorial Convention.

The Republican Territorial Convention win meet at
O'Clock :. T.. Tor tie purpose Of noninating caa-
didste for DELEGATE to C0ngvss and foe The tanaac
ton OF such other business - my Be deemed scQui.
site for the Of the party In the approaching
campaign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-21


How much sympathy, or how much
interest, the people of this country feel
for or have in the struggle Of France,
may be estimated by the assistance af
forded her in the way of arms. 1t is
stated that the shipments Of artillery
have been small. Considerable quantity
of harness for artillery purposes appears
on the manifest of French vessels cleared
for Havre. During the winter over 3d.
600 knapsacks have been shipped to the
same port; cargo of arms shipped in
September; and 500, 900 pounds Of navy
bread and 1900 barrels Of -four, as part
of the cargo of military supplies shipped
in the Avon in November One manu-
featuring firm is now under contract to
the French Government for its entire
production of weapon Of improved pat
tern, and is finishing 1000 daily. OF the
guns shipped there we're about 100000
Enfield rifles, originally imported from
England last fall and obtained from the
United States Government at sales by
proposals
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country, General Yves. retired from the
military service and moved TO Texas,
where he invested about all his means in
the purchase ofa railroad. But the
business of that Wild and sparsely set
tied State did not respond properly to
the enterprise, and the outlay proved to
be Improbable. In 1861, General West
accepted from General Heron the place
of Chief Deputy United States Marshal
for this district, which he retained until
a change was made by President Grant,
After this, short term of service in the
Custom-house as Auditor Of Customs,
and then he was appointed BY Gov
ernor Yarmouth to be Administrator Of
improvements under our new city char
ter. Here he has shown 70 the people
who have had an opportunity TO observe
and note his official acts the untiring in
dustry, the promptness and correctness
of decision, aud comprehensive ability,
that have earned for him the reputation
of being one Of the best executive men in
the State. In short, whatever Gen,
West has undertaken 10 do he has done
il wen, and we may hope that his SEN
atorial duties will form no exception to
the rule. He is a staunch supporter of
the union of the States under the Con-
stitution, and sincerely attached to the
principles of the Republican party as a
means to accomplish this great end.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-21
unl.ea states senator Logan.
From The New York SUM-

From the new AVIh ooh.l
General John A. Logan has secured
the Office Of United States Senator from
Illinois. to be vacated by the Hon.
Richard Yates on the 4th of March next,
The caucus of the Republican members
of the Legislature was held last Friday
evening. On the first ballot General
Logan had 9S votes, Governor Oglesby
%, Lieutenant Governor Koerner s, and
Governor Palmer /. This ends an ami
mated contest, in which Mrs. Logan has
proved herself one of the most success
full politicians of the day. After the
caucus Mrs. Logan invited the members
to splendid supper at the Leland House.
The election takes place in the Legisla-
ture tomorrow; and as the Republicans
are in the majority, there is no doubt
that General Logan will be Senator
This is great triumph for Logan, as he
had General Grants Administration and
many Of the most influential politicians
of the State dead against him.. We con
graduate him accordingly. He is an
able and ambitions man, and has a
future before him. By the way, some
injnstice has lately been done him
by the Wabash Valley Times in story
Of visit which he had made to the
White House. On that occasion, the
usher at the door affected not to know
him, and the usher up stairs, General
Dent, as il in contempt Of the military
history of the Representative from Hi
nois, addressed him as Mr.. Logan. He
paid them all off by calling every Gene
raj in the White House Mr.. in turn. But
the Wabash Valley Times attributes to
him a great deal OF profanity in telling
the story. This is not correct. The
time was when Logan swore wickedly
and played poker desperately. In fact,
he was about the eutest hand with pack
of cards we ever saw. But that is all
over now. He has experienced religion
and Joined the church; and we have no
doubt that in the absence of General
Sehenck and Frank Blair his piety is as
sincere as that of any man in either
House Of Congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-21

THE DAvEEPoRTs.-Last night the
wonderful Davenport Brothers gave an
exhibition for the benefit of the Ccnfed-
crate widows and orphans 1t is to be
regretted that larger number Of our
citizens did not attend to witness the as
tonishing performances of the Daven-
ports and contribute 10 a good cause.
This afternoon, the Davenport Brothers
will give a matinee, and tonight they
will present their strange seances.
THE JAPASEsE.-The wonderful com
pany Of Oriental tumblers, known as
the japanese Satsuma troupe, will ap-
pear at the Memphis Theater on next
Monday night. The japanese are no
beauties, but their performances as gym
nasts, wire.walkers, climbers and leger-
demainists are wonderful. Their cross
ladder feat, butterfly and pyramid bend
and top spinning are curious exhibr
tons. Two japanese maidens-M lie
Tehiniate and Mile Tsiri Wakatohi-