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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-14

E Ii. HOWLE'S DRUG STORE, Market
IA. Square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night. fe.26-lm
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-14
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.

VIZ A. WYATT & A. G. EVANS,
w. 704 GRACE STREET,
de % All work shall be promptly attended to.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-14

E Is. H0wLE's DRUG STORE, Market
IL. Square, Manchester, Va. Open all hours
day and night.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-14
CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MEDICAL.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE, Ira W. Blunt.
Agent, 4S0 Tenth street,
MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
J. MARSH, 9ls Main street
NEWSDEALERS.
WILLIAM A. EDWARDS, No. Sol East Broad
street, sells newspapers at New York prices.
c. f. JOHNSTON, 9lS Main street. See adver-
tisement
PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERs.
BOOTH, SPENCE g. Co., Tenth street, be.
tween Main and Bank.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. NJ. A. RUST, office and residence Second
between Main and Cary streets.
DIR. A. s. McRAE, residence No. 1910 Ross
street; office No. 9l2 Main street.
PICTURES AND MIRRORS.
VIM. DAFFRON, 1885 Main street See adyer-
tisement
S. X. CAMPBELL 81 CO., virginia Hall, Ninth
street.
PLUMBING, STEAM G GAs-FITTING
DANIEL ODoNNELL, No SIS Broad street.
w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main and 2o5
Broad streets.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
w. b. ROBINS, No. 1ll5 Main street
SMITH Sc PETERSON, Marshall Hall, corner
Tenth and Bank street. See advertisement.
Il. A. J. CLOPTON, Eleventh street, between
Main and Bank.
JAMES L. SUTTON, STATE JOURNAL Building,
9l2h Main street. See advertisement.
JAS. L. APPERs0N, (since 1851 No. lo16 Main
and Eleventh streets.
RESTAURANTS.
STEAMED OYSTER SALOON, 2lS Ninth
street, near Broad.
TRI-MOUNTAIN HOUSE, 1926 Main street, ION
the European planD p. b. Callahan, Pro-
prietor
ROOFING, PLUMBING, &c.
J. L. WHITAKER, 1917 Gary street.
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY.
SAM'L G. FLOURNOY, l4l9 Cary street. See
advertisement.
SEINE THREAD, LINES, &c.
L. LICHTENsTEIN, 1908 and 1897 Franklin
street.
SAVINGS BANKS.
UNION SAVINGS BANK, l. Davenport, Jr.,
IA NJ ni,,
NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY, 10 north Tenth
street, Chas. Spencer Cashier. See advertise
ment.
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TYPE FOUNDERS.

ii. L. PELOUZE s. CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. See adver
tisement
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WHITTIER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

Oranfrei@ 3u 3ablen Tnt, Serbeppelt per.
ben mdhen.
Sn Grantrei9 bat Die pben anaes
fdbrte Depef&e res Gdrfen 1ismard an
Baron BON Mrnim rie Stimmume aeeen
Deuti@lanp BON Neuer, auf9ereijt, nae
f& namentlib in 6etartifeln In Der pr
lttif&m yreHe tunbgibt. Der 6ersos
pom Aumale unb esr yrin3 RON SoinpiQe
baben am 19. Dec. trcS ber Ginipra&e
BON 1biers unp ipeeieur Oppeiitionss
0eriammlunsen Der @epublitaner ibre
SiBe in ter lperldmmluns unp
atrar i'm Centrum ter Mitglieeer rer
Ne@ten> einsenomn,en.
Tie yruseliiruns rer Communion
wirc 10 i&neu ais mSsli9 bstristm unr
weitere 0eri&tSb5fe ,perren ereirt INN bic
nod Sertleibenten Gdue um 10 idnelIer
;u erlerisen. 1is gum 20. Dee. ,rurrcn
14.378 yerienen rrrseiiirt ron renen
2O22 f&ulpiS tefuncen unp rtrurtbeili
une 1883 entlaiIen purten.
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ysrrausnsmSnnsr les beutf&ss. rSmiR4-sa.
t9elii&sn Central. .Ysrsims fint:
Ssiepb ASkls. 1876 Third Str. New-york
City.
GbriRilM sitter 80 Fell Str. Ralti-
more. Md.
@m. 3eift Milwaukee Wise.
9ubwis, winona, MINI.
Gbr. Serwe, Fond du lac. Wisc-
Ssbnp srtina Chicago. III.
1emry Rsni&, Louisville. Ky,
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Gnropdifd,t AebertidDt.

Der & Bni8 q Gtren N mn rradt In
5efnT 8tronrte feline Greute eordter aus,
hA6 Stalien f@ ieltf unb Npm ,uradAes
Aebtn fef; Stalieh babe eneli@ feline
GteuunA In tsr Uelt wieber einAensms
uen; n etr Greibsit unb DrbMans
,psrte - tie xvaft fu&en fewie ben Gries
ben jwN@en @taat anb &ir@e. Da Il
DE a6felute tlnabbxnSiAttit eer sef.
li&sn Wtwalt anerfannt babe, 70 tdrfe II
dteaeu9t fin. ea6 9em. munmsbr be
.DauptRahi Staliens. aud ter Sit re-
Yapfee blsi6e wel@er tiermit Guebe unb
Gttur@t un,8etsn III !; 10 warten BE 0es
wiGen berubi0t tpevten.
Die OsietYsvlaSe bs3a8li& Der reli8iS<
len Osno6xf&aften feien ben Mterolen
@rumt1dten entfyrf@eub Re wdrten mur
DE Weri&tStnrfeit unp ben Gi8sntbumss
uipbu4 beeime,en I; BE AmRalteM. welde
einem alntted an bw aQ8meinfn 2eitun8
bey &iy&e t6ttex, iparben mi&t beydbrt
,pestem. Die Ginan)en maetn iett 8e.
re0elt. be &ruiee vert1drIt wercett, ct0let&
Il he GrtaltunS beS Urisbn innief
wdni3e. Die frsunef&afili&m H1ie,
tMn8 ~ ben fxmeen yld&teM wdrben nl&t
8ednbtrt. Die latbelii&e @elt, ttyen Au8e
uMb 1eH jsst rastr ale i auf @um Ses
rt&tet fnb, witt dter bieie @prte, tieber
@aRvbat bpbn bre&en, ni&t faunen.
Dae utatme Dpfsr bae In ber gdte ees
SahlaH tpleet. uiue le&e 1eu&slwsrte
ypn ttntm 8tlt6ntfn Denler Yernebmen.
Die 8eSellerunS Heu,'s bat ben GrnR
bw Gage be6viftn; ber q. glpv. wurte
al& ein 1uts uMb 1etta8 be8am9em /; be
Yvdlatem. eev &pel. BE fvatesn s6eamten
umb CWeisre. bas dtbte r6mif&e Bolt
fammelten I'D n ben &ir&en ser beul
ausSefeQtem to&wdstieReM 0ute. MAn
evie0vtete eA6 ,pew 0AtleAu auS an BE.
I'm 1a9e IN leOtsy kivIt&e YreteR, etn
lttteb Watnpevt IN DE UdvRen, tie tal
2utre&en NIT ibwm &&wei9en teHeAein,
bvimAen puvte. Yiue TX, {ann ldnAei
niAt metr ,a Hom bleitm. Greilttb bsml
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2xSem mbxre.


Sn Iatler ,purre Rom 12. tis 22.
NcYember cine 81. wlificn ron rem 6c&w.
Neremptcriaen Watern, NIT rem team
Grirlse atsetdlten unr NIT Ger feierli6en
Grri&tunS eines ibSnen Wliifcnofreu,es
teIhleHer.
Sn Giancen trad III rer WaGt
vcu, q. gum %. Ncsemter cine SSeuerss
trunR aus in Ter Sdeune res HoncelSz
manneS .cirt Qinren. irel1e In f,r,er
3ett tie @obnunsen rsr 6errn z. Gcl-
ling u. Golling W. 4sbler, M. ySsis.
8. 0irs unr y. @irctb In einen 9li@en<
boufen serraneelte. Der Nerluit III elm
tereuteneer jercd meifsns rur@ 0er<
ii&eruns sersdt.
2uremturA 25. McY. gEir ser=
nebiten. ta6 am %. Nor. rer 9v&m.
6srr 2aHeur. 3aplan in Neirtanfen lem
1erm enti6lafen /: Oeberen mar Herr
QaHeur ~ llainsen. ben 18. Nor. 1901
unt am 16s Au1uR 1897 rnses sr~sass
Yrienrr 9ereibt. S&en am I. Oftoter
wnrte Ct gum 9aplan RON IeQen. yfar,
rel 0rusbsue, ernannt, no Ct NIT rielem
Giier am Seelentteile mirtte tis aum
Sabre 1884. Sn eieiem Sabre ndmli&
wurbe CT ale 3oplan mad Do11eir.
Yfarrei 6ebin9en Yeritbt unr blieb ra<
ftlbf bis gum SABRE t841. no r gum
Yfansr ron 2ieler promopirt ,puree. -
Dae 1eyr 2aFeur i% isinem rbabenen
Amte San3 bin8ab. ieben mir paraus. coe
er am 10. April 1048 auf BE tepeuten.
pere pfarrei ron Oteupampa@ befSrrert
purts. @dtrenb is Sabren arbeitete er
taitlbn i'm 0arten bee 0errn unb bat
manGeS tlnfraut aus0ercttst. Da feline
&rdfte immer mebr atnabmen. 10 ,rurte
ibm ouf itin NerlanSen Rom Go&mdrs
bi0fen 6errn 1ii@of feline Netrdte Ii.
wilIiSt unp am 80. Sept. 1868 ,c9 er
i& surdd auf bic 2aplonei RON Weir,
baufen. yfarrti Munsbauien. No& 8
Sabre arbeitete Ct taltlbf am Seelenbsile
Der Meni&sn unp tereitete f& auf ren
Sob tes 0ere@ten uor Ger ober aud niebt
au,u lang auf f& ,parten Lief. Dor 8
@o@en dberiiel ibn ,dmli1 cine t6etli&e
4ranfbeit U. Yerisben nit Zen ). Sterblas
lramenten perliee er tieles Ibal Ger 1trds
ner,, um In toS bentre SenititS dtenus
9eben unb ten 2obn itiner Mlben ~
empfan9en. 6err 2aReur mar cine eins
fade unb i@li@te, frcmms une traYe
Sttle, ct ,par cine unatfdnfelte, ober
moblrie@ente 0lume in rem Watten
@ottes. Seliebt mar er spn itinen yforr=
iincern unb MmtssenoHtn. paber rperten
fe feiner aud robl ni&t prseilen, fen,
rern ieiner fetS in ibren anpd@tiaem Sc
bette 8ebenfen. tamit Der liebe 0ctt ibm
re&t balp Serleibe Die epise Nube.
2urembur9 80. Nos.-@ir psrs
nebmen aus gutter 0uelle, eae ein tleuee
Gcnicrtium ron Nanfbduitrn cine Gprtes
runs bd tn Hesierine einserei&t
bat ,iu jur Ov1nbun9 eisler anenpmen
1anfaetui&aft ermd9tiSt ,u ~erbsn.
Dae @eieQf&aftstapital ipu 20 WsiQ ST.
bstvo9sn. Das Goniertilm beeebt aus
bel9il9en. tcudubif@en une eeatl@en
8aulbduftrn (; MIR nemnen unter anhern
eae 3aue 1ruaeuian aus 1raiiel. 0elps
i@mist aus Granfivrt unc 4aur aus
1elant.
0lei&aitis ssrnebmen pir, eae cine
fremre 0etaf&aft be san,e GeRanssses
maine ansaufen, Die nod Reteneen GeN>
umeewerse abtrusen unb eduier touen
wiQ. Die Gcrteraua an tie @ssieruns
leu 0eReIt itin. \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

&nsef@ts tieier abatfa@en unb ter
f@om 8emelteten BON elmer Danffcrrez
run8 mue man 9efeben, bae bas Ner>
trauen IN bic 2ebensfdbisteit unisrer Mus
tonpmie unb n.bie 6dlfsquelIen bes 3ans
bee in Muslanbe 9rob IN unp tae wir
2urembureer llnre9t battsn, aud nur
einen ausenblid an uns ielbf su speiz
feln.
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Snlanoifde Aad)ridltem.

snldnoif@e aad)rl$ttn.
Sn unierem u ptiYsSaterlanz
be iinb swei Seuden i'm rai1en umids
sreifen besriHen; eritens bic ycden, bic
in ge,p ycrf unp philadelphia bsreutcne
re Serbeerunsen anaeridtet uno 'ii6 jebt
aud dber unieren @efen su sertreiten
rroben; man 1T in Grmansluns anrerer
serndnftiser Masressln temdbt, rur@
Mai1enimpfunaen ibrem Gorti9reiten
Ginbalt ;u tbun. Gin antere. aber fir
rie unter rerielben Qeirenren piel sefabrs
lidere Seu1e III bic Neformz uno pu>
rifeaticnsG sGpiremie, mel9e ras san;e
4anp nit einem Sdlase ersrifen ;u bas
ben fdeint. &aum 1T in yle,p ycrf Der
erle Stamm Der Iommaniten ibrer Nutt
erlesen, 10 miro i1cn ron rem sluftretem
rerielben in unierer Orp6faet Gbieaso
Seiprc6enu nuxp cine srp6e slnsabl tiererer
Mlrerminner l1eint an reritlben aeiitrli6
erfranft ;u icin.-GisfsO sOculp unp rer
Grietabnrina ueripdrt ibre eriaen slnfille,
i'm GpnSreiie ielbit resnet es bieraui be-
3ii9li1e &eiclutionen unr OeieBypri9lds
&C. ia man bsfirGtet, rae ieltf unisr
8rr6s, einji9e Yrdirent Der yielseIiebte,
bc&seebrte lllpies tbr gum Opftr fallen
wirr. 3par bat fi6 feline sanse 2eits
0arre spn MrminifroticnStreuen, ros
Senatoren ais I&dsenrer Yeiteprrcn Ypr
Jpn aefieut. tereit NIT ibrem 3eibern rem
Yere6rten 6errn unp MeiAer III ltbdsen.
allein mir tefnr&ten lebr, eoe mir BON
@albinatpn immer betrdbenpere &ront<
beitsbulietins telearavbirt befemmeu wsr<
ZEN, bis eneli& ros aan,e Qanp um ZEN
berrli@en lllyfIts Miro 3rouer anleaen
miIIen.-Sa, BE 3eit Ger Degeneration,
eaS tauIenoidbriAe Neidb fiir rie Nerei<
niaten 9taoten ldbeint anaebrpden ~
iein. unp mir ieten ben Iaa nidt mebr
fern. no mon Der 1aunenben yloHweit.
70 rie in Wuieen Der yerfeinerte 3obn
iraenp eines uorfinbRutbli$en Wafopol,>
ponten oter rus 0erippe eineS ,&tics
urer Meaalclcurus aeaeiat pire. bic IN
SpirituS uuftewobrte 6dlle pes lesten
bene6li&en une eorrupteu Mru,iniiroz
Hensbeamten sei9en rire. unp mir wiins
|&en unieren Qeiern nur 0eiunrbeit une
re&t lan9es seben. cann tSnnen fe Is
uieaei&t aud erleben.
Sn MrfanIo 8 bat cine SIoar
aufaereater Neaer ycn Qofe Gity. Chico.
Counts, Befib erariffen une erei ,peise
Wdnner aus pem 0efdnanis oebclt unb
.rmprret. neil fie i'm Nsrrodbt ffonpen.
.inen yleaers 9lcppeoten ermcrcet ~ bos
ben. Die weisen Ginwcbnrr flobssn uup
bic Nlu@tlinae er,dblen i&redli&eS6 S6onpz
,baten, bic BON BEN geasrn an ben 0ei=
BERN une xtnesrn esr Weisen serdbt
reresn ieln icllem. Wlarl fcreert re9ulds
res wttl'tor sur l!ntcrpr06un9 reS Nufs
tanees.
Die .N: y. Sneure" tere@net eaG
leb went8rens zOO Spse!poeletl IN yit1r
Dcrt mrneen s',e reni9fens 25OO PER-
'creI. ron i&ls@teu Nnft betannt i'nt,
ete tpren Sepensunterpa!t eur@ Das3drcs
Splele etUetcen.
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4err 4efevt 3stber, 1u&bxnblsr. ae-
aemnber bsr 81. Navisn.4iy&s. bklt fet1 sins
An,abl Greu,ylare hsv ..euremturesr Ga
isite" ssrrStbis. unb lSnnen alIe iens, bic 20 70
Sani9su. eas elatt tsi ibm bsfsusn unt abatR-
men. 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18

MOTHERs, PUT YoUR CHILDREN TO BED.
There may be some mothers who feel
1t to be self-denial to leave theirparlors,
or fre-sides, or work, to put their little
children to bed. They think that the
nurse could do it just as well that il is of
no consequence who "hears the children
say their prayers" Now, setting aside the
pleasure of opening the little bed and
tucking the darling up, there are really
important reasons why the mother should
not yield this privilege TO any one. In
the first place, it is the time of all times
when child is inclined to show its conf
dence and affection. All IFS little secrets
come out with more truth and less restraint;
its naughtiness through the day y>can be re-
proved and talked over with less excite
ment, and with the tenderness and calm
ness necessary to make permanent impress
sion. If the little one has shown desire
TO do well and be obedient, its effort and
success can be acknowledged and COM
mended in manner that need not render
it vain or self-satisfed.
We must make it habit to talk to
our children, IN order to get from them
an expression of their feelings. We cam
not understand the character of these lit
tie beings committed to our care unless
we do. And if we do not know what they
are, we shall not be able to govern them
wise y or educate them as their different
natures demand. Certainly it would be
unwlse to excite young children by too
much conversation with them just before
putting them to bed. Every mother who
carefully studies the temperament of her
children will know how to manage them in
this respect. But Of this all mothers may
be assured, that the last words at night
are OF great importance, even to the babies
of the flock the very tones of the voice
they last listened TO make an impression
on their sensitive organizations. Mother,
do not think the time and strength wasted,
which you spend in reviewing the day
with your little boy or girl do do nos
neglect to teach it how to pray, and to pray
for 1t in simple and earnest language which
it can understand. Soothe and quiet its
little heart after the experience of the
day. 1t has had its disapointments and
and trials as well as its play Ind pleasar<
es; i; it is ready to throw its arms around
your neck and take its good night kiss
Mothers MdGazine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18
HEAD STONES!
II o q t T. v.
OLD MEMS GRANT MEETING.
BY JOHN II. HAYES.

WELL, wife, we've had meetin' at the school
house on the hiTl,
And was chosen Chairman to keep the old
men still
But found couldn't do it each man his cane
would plant,
And shout with all the voice he had, +" Pm 60
in in for Grant p
We talked about the past four years, what great
things had been done
How the nations debt had melted like the SHOWS
before the sun;
We said, to keep it meltin', do better thing
we can't
Than to stick and hang together, and all go in
for Grant.
We all looked through our spcctacles upon the
naked facts.
Then drew TIE veil of charity DER giant Sum
ner's acts.
We said. I'VE like you Sumner, but go your
way we can't'-
Then made the school house echo with rous-
ing shout for Grant.
We didn't have much charity for Trumbull or
for Schurz:
They stand around the party gate, pair of
snarling ours,
Their speeches cannot harm us, nor make
Grant toe the mark,
He's an old Galena tanner, and knows how to
handle bark.
We talked about Grants smokin'-we thought
il no great sin:
To vote that out of Office we might vote n
worse one in;
And SEEM we were smokers, 'twould It do for
us 10 rant,
So we lit our pipes together, and smoked the
health Of Grant.
In the days of the rebellion none Of US could go
to fight,
But we read from morn till evening how he bat
tied for the right
He has been the nations servant in the days of
peace and war,
And treason melts before him like the smoke
from his cigar.
After adjourned the meetin' gave each the
friendly grip,
We every one determined to stand by the war
tried ship;
We will not topple over, we will not even
slant,
But put our canes down firm and strong, and
stand up straight for Grant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18

CoNEfs ASB THnR .TRAIIs.-In dis.
cussing these erru,ie bodies, Professor
Xolliner starts with the fact that fluids
as water. mercury. aud solids Of nearly all
kinds, give off vspor Of low tension tho
in too small quantity TO be recognized by
any tests with which We are now nc.
quainted. Ii therefore follows that the
masses scattered throughout space are ul.
timately surrounded by an atmosphere Of
their own yapor. If the volume of such
masses is too small to exert Sufficient at
traetiye force TO retain this yapor, the
whole mass ultimately assumes the vapors
Gus state. Professor Zollucr thinks that
many Of the small comets are such masses
of yapor, while others are Huid, consist.
ing Of water or perhaps of liquid hydro
carbus, an idea which is fortified by the
character of the spectra of certain nebuln
as we'll as of some of the smaller comets.
Regarding the sell.lumInosity of comets
and the formation OF their trains, Profess
sor Zollner says, there are but two causes
which can produce the first of these re-
suits, viz: elevation of temperature aud
electric action. Setting the first aside as
being utterly inadequate under the cir
cumstsnccs, the author thinks the electric
ity developed by the solar rays, either III
process ofevaporation or by the mechani-
cal or molecular disturbance they produce,
is amp y sufficient to cause the luminosity,
and al o to form the train. The ezplana-
tion here given Of the formation Of the
tails or traius Of comets, is exceedingly
ingenious, for it not only applies in those
Instances in which the train is directed
from the sun, acting under these circum-
stances by repulsion, but it also accounts
for the fact that in some instances the
tail is directed toward the sun, there be-
ing under these circumstances electrical
attraction instead of repulsion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18

"A LIQUOR dealer in Niagara Falls
last week thought to make hit in the ad-
vertising line by hiring a perspatetic Hi
bernian to carry about the streets trans
pareucy setting forth the goodness and
abundance of his liquors. A temperance
party. however, chartered boy to fol.
low with transparency reading, "Cursed
be he that putteth the cup to his brothers
lips" 1t was the general conclusion that
the boy behind was ahead of the hoy 10
front,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18

NOTHING so strongly indicates the
man of pure and wholesome thought as.
habltual purity of speech. BY his con-
versation, among his own kind. ycu may
always pretty accurately form an opinion
as to the moral worth of man. 1t is
there where no restraint is supposed to be
placed upon his words, that you discover
his true nature. If he be given to loose
ness of discourse or his mind wanders to
the discussion Of subjects prescribed in
mixed company or respectable society,
you may justly mark him as one with
whom association is unbearable
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-18

School masters, as is well known, have
a plan of reversing question and answer.
with view Of making matter quite
clear. This does not always work we'll,
Judging by the following IA school-ma s.
te~ in Yokclton asked small pupil Of
what the surface Of the earth consists, and
was promptly answered, land and water.
Varying the question slightly, that the
fact might be impressed on the boy mind,
he asked, What, then do land and water
maker to which came the immediate re :
sponse, Mud" Good boy, that!
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ENcAMpMENT.-The First Regiment Of
Vermont Volunteer Infantry, Col. Thee
S. Peck commanding, will go into camp
at Essex junction, September "a, and re-
main till the evening of the 26th. The
afternoon of the 26th the command will
be reviewed by his Excellency the Gov
ernor of Vermont and Staff.
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Misc eiianeous.
D. P. SCOTT, No. Hyde Park, Vt.
Manufacturer Of Collins and Cask cts Always on
hard. Will Eake and trim to order on shOrtnotice.
Mpslc STORE
II. p. SIIOREY
K.H. ELLIOTT


X. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
Twenty-Five years experience In House, Sign,
would say to the public generally that he has just
completed large and convenient paint shop,
where he will do all kind Of Carriage, Furniture
Tho best materials aud ut lower rates than at any
other shop In the county Orders solicited for
House ainting, Papering, Sc, and will be prompt
" attended TO-. All In need Of painting will save
90 work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
given to all who bring work from distance. l
have also attached q wood shop for repairing Car
iages, kurnitnfe, &C., which intend 10 do at
pn5t notice and on reasonable terms, Give me q
VI, Jl7
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SEw BLACKSntTHsHoP


= IT M WIsIE WINNhNWT 7 u
As can no longcTrent the shop where Ihavs
-. ne business during past year, / have removed
ny place Of hu ines g. a new shop a few rods far.
ther north On the -ame street aud with new tools
new prices and lcsst Npenscs, believe can satisfy
dnce taken 10 exchange for work, at ruling prices
Hyde Park. Nov. s. 1868 sItf
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FREEMAN BOOK BINDERY

HEAD or STATE STREET,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
We are prepared to do promptly and well any
work Ia the line Of
Book Binding, Paper Ruling, and 6lank
Book Manufacturing,
In the best manner, and at Low Prices
Old Books rebound and Music, Magazines, &c.
bound in any desired stvlo of half or full sheep
Rom, Turkey, or Calf ing.
Town and County Re),cd Books, ard Blank
Books of all descriptions made 10 order of the best
materials and In the most du rable manner.
Ordersh mail will receive prompt attention and
be filled at the lowest prices Address all orders tI
WILLARD & WHEEL0CK.
Montpelier, May 18th, 1872.
Orders for this Bndcry can he left at this Office
Bring in the Magazines aid old books. 2Gtf,
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Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.
Morrisville, Aug. 10th. 1869
PECK, Dentist.

Natural teeth put in the best state ofpres srvaton
iseases of the gums successfully treated ;artfcial
seth made in every style known to the profession