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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01
OFFERS TO MANUFACTURERS /,

~ Parties seeking locations for business will find at
Burlington New Jersey three hours from New York and
one from Philadelphia, every convenience Of railroad
and river traffic coal, iron and lumber at the lowest
prices churches schools, thousand inhabitants
and population offering them land, buildings, low
taxes cordial welcome and other Inducements for To-
eating. Pull particulars sent on application 10 n
ments Burlington, N. ].
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

We notice that the Agricultural papers all over tho
country recommend the use Of Sheridans carary cOnd
tiOH P0lei0s.-Erehange.
Farmers and others in this section have long known
and appreciated the advantage of these powders all
others.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

" For Coughs Bronchitis and Consumption. In Us
carly stages nothing equals Dr. Pierces Ait Ext or
Golden Medical Discovery II is also great blood pur-
Ger and strength rcstorcr onic and for Liver Com
plant" and Costye Conditions Of tho Bowels has no
equal. All scrofulous and skin Diseases as Pmplcs
Botches, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas and Euptlons yield
to lts wonderful properties. Sold by druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires Immediate attention, neglect often results
In an incurable Lung Disease.
browns BRONCHIAL rH0cHEs
will most invariably give instant relief For BRoScarls
ASTHMA, CArARHH, CoSsuNrrtvE and THnoAr DISEASES
they have a soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear
and streng t.icn the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of the
Troches, many ieorthi, and cAsap limitations are offered
Which good for nothing. Be sure to OBTAIN the fs
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01
FOR MOTH PATCHES. FREcKLEs AND TAN.

FOR MOTH PATCHES, PRECKLEs AND TAN,
Usg PERRr's Morn PREcKLE Loriov
II Is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known
for removing brown discolor,tion Sold by druggists
everywhere. Dgror, ~, Bovn ST., NY
PGMPLEs ON THE FACE.
For Commedoncs Black.worms or Grubs, Pmply Er.
uptlons and blotched dist guraton the Face use
PgaRYs CouxEnoNE AND PNrLr RruKDY.
II Is invaluable TO the afflicted. Prepared only by Dr.
B. c. Penny, DgRaoroLrarsr, 80 BoSD ST., NY Sold
by Druggisfs deryiehsre. 5eu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01
CARBoLIC TABLETS.
PREPARED BY DIR. WELLS,
Dr. WELLS' c1RBoLfc TABLETS
.GUFFRoY's COD LIVER DRAGEEs.
SUGAR COATED PILLS OF COD LIVER EXTRACT.
D.. - 49, e L. -.

SUGAR COATED FILLS OF COD LIVER EXTRACT
\ Perfect Substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Box 60 Dragees equal to ~ pints c. L. OIL Is cts
Box, ~ Dragoes equal to 3 pts q, l.. oil, 81 Is
Box, 30 Dragees equal TO pints q. l.. on $500
These Dragces sugar Coated Pills Of Cod Liver Ex-
tract contain, in concentrated FORM all tho medical
virtues Of Cod Liver OIL They tho best remedy that
can DO used for Consumption in its first stages Debility
Scroiua, Constipation and Nervous Diseases Are not
unpleasant 70 take, disagree with the stomach
Try them. This Is the way Physicians speak of them
Paris Edgar Co.. III, April g. 1870.
HGents Please send at once to Rev samil Newell
D. d., Paris I two boxes Of your excellent Cod Liver
Dagecs. They the best thing In the shane of med
cine my father has ever used.
Yours, ". VI. NEWELL, NJ
To be had Of Druggists generally and Of the Whole
sale Agents for the IT, s.
NJ. WARD CO., late WARD, souruERLAxp & Co
100 WILLIAM STREET, N. Y
Sent by mail on receipt OF price. 500
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Watohman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /, 1871.

Eg-It is expected that the rite Of Holy Inner
sion will be celebrated in the Baptist church next
Lords day
n President Smith or Prof Parker, Of Dart
mouth College, it is expected, will occupy the
desk at Bethany church next Sabbath.
.--
Town MEETING, with its responsible duties
comes on Tuesday next. Every freeman should
attend
Voters in Montpelier must bear in mind that
Monday tthe day preceding electon) is the last
opportunity for getting names on the check list
This matter is well worth the requisite time and
attention.
II last week we announced that the bail of
Davis, the suspected Waterbury Bank burglar,
had been reduced to $4,000. We now have 10
add that his wife mas appeared, deposited the
necessary sum in one Of our banks, and Davis is
Of course set Mt liberty. The associate is still in
jail.
PRESENTATION The Sabbath School connected
with the NJ. f. Church in this village, appreca-
ting the efforts of their Superintendent, p. H.
llNcKLEr, to make the school interesting and
profitable, presented him last Sabbath with a
beautiful large Family Bible. The presentation
was made by 4" Father" Brown, in one Of those
neat little speeches for which he is 80 gifted
-...r
y The programme for the Grand Concert on
Friday next is out, and promises altogether the
best musical entertainment Of the season. Mrs
smith will sing the cayatnp from Puritani, " Qui
Ia voice. and the Scotch ballad Star Of Glen.
gary and will sing in duets and tros with
Messrs. Packard and Barnabce The latter gives
81 The King and the Miller, and " Mrs Watkins
Party Mr. Moore gives piano solo and Mr.
Packard some fine songs Nothing will be lost
by going early
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

E,F0WER SEEDS, ETC.
- H. NEWBuRY, sEEDsMAs AND FLORIST,
BRooKLYS CoSs., Importer and Dealer la Flower and
Vegetable Seeds, Plants BulbOus Roots etc. Catalogues
ready January. Free.
Brooklyn, Conn, jan. ISL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

EFIt Is expected that the rite Of Holy Inner
sion will be celebrated in the Baptist church next
Lords day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

n President Smith or Prof. Parker, oil Dart
mouth College, it is expected, will occupy the
desk at Bethany church next Sabbath
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01
A GENTSl READ THIS

1Sn ''S'A"' rs ls7l
ST o IRIS & MES,
Having recently returned from market, with large
ADDITIONS To THEIR STOCK,
Now offer to their customers the mos. complete line of
W. l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
consisting in part Of
YOUNG HYsoN, Tyson,
IMPERIAL. JAPAN,
AMI b LA CK TEAS.
RAW ROASTED, AND ROASTED AND GROUND
} AVA AND RIO COFFEES,
Warranted pure All grades Of
SUGARS. SYRUPS and MOLASSES.
RAIsINs, FIGS, PRuNEs, DATES. DRIED PEACHES.
CURRANTs,
SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
cITRoN,
RICE STARCH,
sARDINEs, Ho,INY,
BuckwHEAT FLOUR, CRANBERRIEs,
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
) a l. NJ N, SMOKED HALIBUT,
GOLDFISH MAcKEREL AND LAKE TROUT
LARD,
BUTTER CHEESE
DRIED APPLE,
DAIRY SALT.
BEANS, EGGS,
HONEY &C., &C.
QUA LiSE oF
G A N NED UITS
Comprises the FULL VARIETY Of
n,,,,, NM OUNCES
TOMATO, GREEN CORN
MAIZENA,, CORN STARCH, FARINA.
PREPARED CocOANur BAKERS BROMA,
COCOA CHOCOLATE,
PICKLES, GRRKINs
KErcHUP AND PEPPER SAUCE
| N I o b A G G o S
We have all the varieties Of
PLUG, FINE CUT,
CHEWING AND SMOKING,
I" Buzz, Papos and Bags,
ALSO THE yKRY uEsr
p RE CIDER VINEGA
KEROSENE OIL
W. b. SPERM, AND WHALE OIL,
And many other Goods In these various Lines.
CROCkERY AND GLASSWARE.
Our assortment never was so ful and eonpiete a. mas,
anu we oier all the goods In this line ut
Prices As LoW as THE LOWEST.
having bought IN Original ciaies and from Mantle
lures dlrect We can confidently our ability 10
sell at prices TO suit ~
THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
We will supply
the OUT or TowN TRADE,
as they desire to replenlsh their stock,
As Lou as Aeg order from Mlfktfs
IN TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
We are fally stocked with FRESH GOODS and at very
moderate prices. We keep the fullest
L me OF STONE WARE
To be found in the place, aud our assortment Of
FANCY FLOWER POTS AND VASES,
TOY WARE Il MANTLE ORNAMENTS.
WIN be worthy of examination
Many Of the above goods have been bought for cAsB
REDU cTI0N TARIFF,
Aud VIII be sold In accordance with prosent values
without regard to former cost.
IL a. been our aim, and will be in tho future to 80
conduct our business as 10 MERir aud receive lib
We will at all times
ID n L YER orr az OBS,
As may DO desired BY the purchaser.
Il. WIN regard to the Produce business we would say
that having done 50 large trade Ia
ID U 7 I II r., @ Ii EES Il, SO.
The past season, shall DO ready on tho opening
spring, To resume the business again on enlarged
scale, and trust our dealings with tho Producer
Will be d satisfactory guarantee Of our
future with them.
Rates, for
oHoICE BUTTER,
STOR RS u JON ELS,
o. II srArE STREET. Montpelier, W. |
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UNOLE JOsH's TRUNK FULL OF

Portfolio Of drst-class Wit and Humor, containing
the Richest COmical Stories, Cruel Sells sdespttins
Jokes Humorous Poetry, Quaint Parodics, Burlesque
Sermons, New Conundrums and Mrt-Proy0king Speech
es published. Interpersed with Curious Puzzles
Amusing Card Tricks, Foats OF Parlor Magic and nearly
400 Funny Engraving illustrated Cover. Price 0 ots
Sent BY mail, postage paid any part Of the United
States, on receipt of price.
DICK a FITZGERALD Publishers, 10 Ann-st NY
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nR. S. S. FITCH'S FAMILY ply
- slClANi 90 pages sent by mail free Teaches
how TO cure all diseases OF the person. skin hair eyes
complexion. Write to IA Broadway New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-01

MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
AVA LADIES, Pittaleld Mass, Long and widely known
for superior facilities and beauty location Board
and English tuition $3.50 for hall year commencing
Feb. D. Special terms to clerical patrons and teacher
REV. CIV. SPEAR, Principal.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05
Winter Wisdom.

Warm clothing alone will not protect the
body against the consequences OF the sud-
den depression of temperature which Is con-
comitant Of early winter Flannel next the
skin preserves the nimal he I, but 1t does
not impart animal vigor. That property Is
the special prerog tive Of Hostetler's Stom-
ach Bitters, which Is therefore specihc
protection ag inst majority OF the COM
plants which are most common at this
seas n. For example, q course of the great
vegetable invigOrant, commenced now,
will be almost sure TO preclude chills aud
fever, bilious culic disUrI ers OF the stomach,
constipatiou, and many other co paints
which are often the direct or indirect effect
of an atmosphere surcharged with CO d, un-
wholesome vapor. Moreover, the system
toned and regulated by this means is much
more lisey TO resist pulmonary disease
than 1t would otherwise be; for the innu-
ence of searching medicine pervades all the
organs, and every fiber and tissue OF the
frame. Persons whose vital powers are
weak, especially invalid ladies and the
aged, are earnestly recommended not To
face the winters rigor without having re-
course to this safe and sufficient means o.
reinforcing enfeebled nature. Much suf-
fering may be escaped, much danger avert
ed by following this council. Better late
than never, is good proyerb, but 1t Is bet
ter TO be early than late.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05
From the Richmond " nig.l
The Comp lefty Of the Admintstra'
ton with Georgia Thieves.

From the Richmond " nig.l
The Comp lefty Of the Administra.
ton with GeOrgia thieves.
The State railroad OF Georgia was
formerly very valuble property. 1t is
great trunk road in which various
other lines empty. In 1866 its net rev.
enue was 100000, and Of course con-
:ributed largely to defray the expenses
of the Government and relieve the
people OF taxation. But when Bullock
hecqme Governor he got his friend
Blodgett made President, and be-
tween the two the receipts to the
treasury RAPIDLY diminished 1n
February, 1870, only $25,OOO was
paid into the treasury, and that
was the last. The State, instead OF de-
irving any revenue from the road, was
taxed to keep It running Last January
the State Treasurer had to av $43O,
ODO on this account, and 100000 more
were audied and await payment. tits
believed tue revenues o. the road were
deliberately stolen and its affairs mis-
managed to supply pretext Tor making
!, ase OF it to outs de parties. just
here we find one OF General Grant g
Cabinet, Mr.. Delano, and along with
him that name which is pop
ularly used as the SYNONYM
OF corruption, Simon Cameron.
They, in conjunction with Bullock and
other parties. obtained a lease of this
road for twenty years at $4,000 year.
As this is only halt what the road for
merly yielded, in the twenty years OF
the lease, the State, in addition to the
losses already sustained. would lose
Sc, 100000. As the road is great
trunk line, the belief is that its business
will increase, and under good manage
ment its revenues would be augmented
beyond what they were at any former
period.
1t is said that there are unknown or
unnamed parties to the lease. Who
these are We are left to conjecture. One
Of the Presidents Cabinet ministers
being known to be OF the party, and
Cameron another, almost any sus-
pic ons seems admissible.
The legislature OF Georgia is taking
step. to investigate this affair, expose
the fraud by which the lease wa, Oh
ta,nrd, and st It aside simultaneously
with this action in the Leg slaIure
come swelling rumors from Washington
OF the necessity for proclaiming martial
law in Georsis. This is understood 10
be warning from headquarters 10 the
de'rauded and plundered people OF
Georgit, tina, if they attempt to redress
themselves by annulling the lraudulen
contract of Delano, Cameron d 20. they
will be dealt with as Ku-klux. Gran,
hod- the victims while the thieves skin
theml What Government
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05
A PEST HOUSE.

Do the members of the city councils
know that they have already expended
for guards, nurses, food, coal and other
supplies for smallpox patients sum
almost sufficient to provide suitable
hospital? When family is shut up,
having no money nor work, the city
must provide for the maintenance and
comfort of the entire household
until the danger is PAST.
Nurses cost two or three dollars per
day and are difficult to obtain even at
those rates, because. after having been
employed in caring for patient afflicted
with smallpox the nurse can obtain no
other situation. Obviously the cheap
est and best plan for the management
Of such cases, and for the prevention OF
contagion is to provide suitable hospital
in which the patient can be placed with.
out coufining all the members OF his fam.
lily to the house and compelling them to
undergo extreme danger Of contracting
the disease; and where one nurse can
attend to the wants of half a dozen
sick. Why not attend to the matter at
once, and be prepared to prevent the
spread Of the smallpox There are at
present only two or three cases in the
city, and they are said to be GONZALES
cent, but tomorrow may develop nine
or ten.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05

masses Of men, and this cannot be done
efficiently where one set OF tactics ls
used for Infantry, another for cavalry,
and still another for artillery. l am
convinced, from experience, that this
is perfectly practicable and easy
OF execution, and care little whose
particular system is adopted as
basis, because other changes will oc-
cur in progress Of mne, and the begin
ming is all that is asked for on some in
telI;gent plan likely to result in some
ultimate good. By means OF the artil'
lrry school Of instruction at Fortress
Monroe, without any special cost to the
Government, the younger officers OF
artillery, and a due proportion OF nom
commissioned officers, are enabled TO
tit themselves for that special branch OF
military service without in the least
interrupring the garrison duties OF their
respective com panies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05
A MISSOURI BEAR STORY.
How a Hunter Escaped Being Eaten
Alive by q Black Bear-ThrOwiDs
Salt into Rruin's Eyes.

From the Plattsburg (MissourD RHgister.l
The hilly country of Cole and Usage
counties of this State has at one time
been a favorite resort for game, and
particularly for bears. A few days
ago William Hamilton, residing near
the Missouri Pacific railroad, went into
the timber about a mile of to shoot
squirrels. Not returning in the
evening, his family became alarmed,
az it was known bears had recently
been seen in the neighborhood.
Nothing being heard Of him all mig ht,
| several neighbors the next morning
went in search Of him. About three
o'clock in the evening they found him
up a leaning tree, thirty feet from the
ground, fast, and unable to extricate
himself. After some trouble he was
taken down, and it was seen that one
foot and ankle were badly torn and
bleeding.
He said that about three o'clock the
previous day he came across a large
black bear, and shot at but misssd d
him. The bear made for him with all
his might. He ran, and, finding the
bear gaming on him, threw away his
rifle, and partly climbed and partly
ran up leaning sycamore tree, with the
bear following right at his heels. The
TOD OF this tree had been broken off and
was hollow. He thrust one of his
legs in, 20 the hole to keep himself from
falling, but soon found that his leg
was fast. He tried to extricate him
self, but could not. The bear In the
meantime had torn off his boot and
vas guawiug and eating the flesh
from the foot and ankle. Mr.;
Hamilton took his pocket-knife out and
cut at bruins eyes; but with one sweep
of his paw the bear struck the knife
from his hand, with a part of two OF his
fingers.
Hamilton could now see no help
and gave up to die, expecting to De
eaten up alive by the bear. But soon
a happy thought struck him. Ths'
morning he had put some salt in his
nocket to salt some cattle he had
Tupning in the timber. He took small
handful and sprinkled it in the bear
ewes. 1t had the desired effect; the
hear shook his head, growled and went
down, He soon returned, however, ou'
a little more salt drove him away the
second time, and to Mr.. Hamilton I
inexpressible delight he trotted off into
the forest. .,, s,.
ines were beyond expression, with one
leo fast in the hole in the top oi tnt
tree, the other hanging out, torn uns, and
bleeding. and he not knowing Tnas y "a
minnie the bear would return ano
finish his work. He ascribes tnt
reservation Of his life to the salt hs
had in his pocket, and advises every
body, before they 60 hunting in osass
county, to fill at least one pocket witt
salt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-05
From the Parkersburg Gaz tie.
Kanawha River ImprOvemen

We are informed bv the President Of
the Little Kanawha Navigation Com
pany that their lock and dam at Reedy
ripple, at Palestine, is ready for use.
The lock will be in charge of Mr..
Gilbert Mead, the Compauys Superin'
tendent, whose thorough acquaintance
with slack water navigation must give
great assurance OF the successful, rapid
and safe passage OF boats and other
floats through the lock TO those engaged
in the navigation Of the Little Kanawha
river.
The chamber of the lock is l40 feet
long and 90 feet wide, and boats, barges
or tialboas 125 feet long by % feet
wide can be passed in safety, and RATS
Of logs or boards l20 feet long and ~
feet wide can also be safely passed.
Bg the completion Of this lock and
dam the company have secured about
fifteen miles o! level water in the Little
Kanawha river and five or six miles in
creek, navigable for water crafts OF all
kinds, from a skitf to a steamboat.
The work is OF the most substantial
character and gives promise OF great
usefulness, not only as a means OF i'm
proving the navi i!ation of the river, with
all it's abundant enhancement oil values,
but furnishing an extremely valuable
water power, there beng a fall Of from
II to 10 tert, which must be OF incalcu'
liable benefit to the country for many
miles around.
The flow OF water during the past
summer, although lower than for
number of years, gives promise o. suf'
ficen. quantity to maintain constant
navigation, enough to meet all the re-
ouirements OF business.
Products of all kinds can now be
taken to and from Burning Springs,
Reedy Valley AID all the farms on the
river from Spring creek to Palestine, on
slack water. making much produce
marketable that hluherto must be fed on
the farm or wasted, by reason OF the
impa>sahie roa Is o the country.
The company exp CT 10 complete the
improvement during the next year,
basing their expectations upon the
ready and substantial response Of an
inreIl gent and enterprising community,
to demand 81 urgent, and promising
results so much to be desired by an
active and energetic people.