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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

DEAD nEs TELL NO rALts 10 they did, anathemas
ngans the depicting lancet the drastic purge and tho
terrible salvans ofihe matcra modica would arise from
every graveyard Tho motto Of modern medical science
s Pre'fs aaf Regular, not destroy" and remedy Of
our day isso entirely In harmony with phanihropo
logic a. Dr. Makers r,gsiaa, yinsgH BHies In this
powerful. yet harmless restorative dyspepsia, bilious
complaints and all diseases Of the stomach liver bowels
and narNn. cneomnler on rrnaIaIlhla nntIhnin IlIa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20
REPORTS FROM HOME.
A LIVING WITNESS
B0sT0S HERALD OFFICE,
Boston, Sept. 10, 1871.

BosroS HERALD OFFICE,
Boston, Sept. 49, lsl1.
pear sir-Among tho many cures effected by tho use
Of NEGETlSE have heard Of none more satisfactory
than my own. have been afflicted With scrodua salt
Rheum for many years inherited in the blood making
its appearance my whole body bursting out In differ
ent places, and painful beyond descripton Six of the
most popular purifiers which are advertised 10 cure
scrofula and like complaints, have faithfully tried
but my disease was so deeply seated as 70 resist ALL
laid my before several prominent physicians, but
nothing tended to alleviate. Finally By the influence
Of friends consented to try VEGErIsR commencing the
first Of January last, and slon after experienced a
hle relief and could feel It working in my system very
differently from anything had ever taken before, and
discovered that II ae 'ompishing the object
earnestly desired continued on following direc-
tons for three months aud the first Of April found me
well man have passed through the hot summer, and
have continued to be free from any appearance of It to
the present time
which had about despared, ascribo entirely to the
use Of NEGErNE could never have been convinced OF
the marvellous results Of this wonderful yEGErISE under
any other circumstances but now recommend every
one to this nestimabe remedy, aud that all &
true a. is represented am a living witness and II
will afford great satisfaction to show tho marks Of my
disease, and converse on the merits ofNEdnrNn as none
will dispute who owe Il what do.
will here mention q my child having severe attack
Of heart complaint which V.esrSr has entirely cured
''''' Yours, very respectfully.
Mr. Young has been In the employ Of the Boston Hfr-
aid duri ny the past eighteen yeas Many voueh for
the above statement.
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAvORABLY.
EAST MARsnFiELp, Aug a. $50
Ma STEVENS
Dear sr.-I have been troubled with eauker from
Childhood causing my mouth 20 be SO .ore at times that
but with no effect until tried your .vgceIlsE After
the stomach that always accompanies canker humor
aud, by the time had taken tho third bottle, mouth
was entirely cured. Have not been troubled with II
since that time which Is eight months ago have
one speaks favorably Of It's good effect
Yours truly p. 5. SHERMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

AND TAN USE PERRY's MOTH AND FREcKLE
LOTION. The we'll known reliable and harmless RENE
d. for Brown DESIGNATIONS Of the face. Prepared only
hy DR.. - G. Perry Dermatoogst, 90 Bond street. New
York. Sold by Druggsts steryrhsfs. 1889
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20
1leu ADVERTISEMENTS.


PERRYis IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AND PlMPLE
REMEDY.-The skin Medicine Of the Age Il war
ranttd to euro FLEsu WORMS, PHPLEs, cruptions and
BtorcHrD designations Of the face. sold BY al Drsg
gsfs. Depot 20 Bond 81, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

- Don't forget Mr. MuRRAY's Temperance
Lecture at Trinity Chapel his ercaiNg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

BLorcHgD designations q the face. Sold BY all Drsg
gist. Depot 20 Bond st. New York
FOR MOTH. PATCHES, FRECKLEs,
AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND FRECkLE
LOTION The we'll known reliable and harmless RENE
dy for Brown Designations Of the face, Prepared only
by Dr. - G. Perry, Dermatologisti ~ Bond street. New
York. Sold by brpggi'is deryicAs'. 1857
cCzE A MONTH to sell our Univer.
.DC - al Cement Combination Tunnel, Button
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co, Me. ltiI
MONEY MADE RAPIDLY with STEM
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WANTED Agents for our new 10
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MONTPELIER Il BLACK RIVER
RAJ LRO D.
The Committed appointed to raise funds and maxi
| a preliminary survey OF the Montpelier Black Rive
] Railroad, from Montpelier 20 Newport or Troy an'
procure charter for the same, are requested 10 meet
Tue HOTEL, IN WOLCOTr VILLAGE,
FRIDAY, MARCH %, ts71,
at one O'Clock In the afternoon 10 make arrangement
ior the early prosecution OF the work
/ full attendance Of the Committee is earnestly dc
| sired r. p PlTkIN, Chairman.
SAMUEL WELLS, SECRETARY
Montpel,r VI, March a, ls72
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

Coon PlAcE-Those intending to purchase furni-
turo or paper hangngs will and the best stock Of those
goods at McDonads head Of state Street. that kept
In Central Vermont, and at fair prices, too. l2u
JohHsons Aasdyns LineHi u.s. without doubt the safest
surest and best remedy that has been invented for
internal and external use. 1t is applicable great
variety Of complaints, and is equally beneficial for
or beast.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20
dleut Xduertis
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE

II
The Copartncrshp heretofore existing uudor the name
and firm Of SfORRS JONES, Is hereOy dissolved by
mutual consent L. w. Jones will continue the business
At the old stand 70 whom all demands are due and pay
able, and who will also pny al debts due from the late
firm.
G. W. sTORRs,
4. w. JONES.
Montpelier March -, 1872. Tito
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20
Aduertis

NOTICE.-Whereas, Mary, my wife, has
~ Lee nae and refuses longer to live with me, this
is 70 iogha an persons har1orng or trusting her on my
account shall pay debts Of her contracting after
this date. THOMAS MARZEN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20


Mr., Blodgett's shanty barn in Rochester, on
the mountain took fire on the night of the cath
ult., consuming it and a valuable yoke Of oxen.
Tuesday evening of last week, FIRE broke out
in the upper part OF William Chamberin's house
in Gaysylle, and, in spite Of all efforts to extin-
guish the flames, burned of the whole roof
Edward Green, Of Rochester a married man
was brought before Gardner Chaiee, Esq, on
Monday, on the charge Of rape upon girl eleven
years old, and for want Of bail was taken T.
Woodstock the next day by sheriff 5. G. Haskins
instead of going to town meeting.
Mr.. Oliver Wright, of Rochester, aged S.
years, was assisting about the chores Of the barr
on Wednesday, when one cow hooked another
pushing him and causing him to fall they hotl
passing over him and inlictng serious injuries
30 that he died the next morning. He retained
his consciousness until the last, and was able L
give clear account Of the accident.
On Monday evening fire broke out in wood
en- building occupied by Charles Howard, grocer
and Edwards picture gallery, IN Chester. Tn
building and contents were wholly consumed
The flames communicated to Lees block, occu
\ pied by Z. b. Lee q Co., dry goods and dwelling
\ ind \. Z. Mather, dentist. The block was whol
Y ~ consumed, but the contents were mostly saved
Y The building occupied by Miller 4 lladley, tin
workers, was badly damaged building an
y goods insured,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
THE OLD EARrHEN BEANPOT.

AIR-"Ihe Old OdkeH Bucket.''
How dear to my heart were the beans of the
baker,
Which each Sunday morning presented to
How oft Of their sweets have been partaker
In the days of my youth that 50 rapidly flew!
When far from my friends and happy home
find no Such food as at my own mothers
board,
And often I think, as sit in the cleaning
Of the old earthen beanpot with its most lus-
ciOus hoard
The old earthen beanpOt, the brown earthen
Ny mothers old beanpot, with its steaming
hoard.
The baker, merry, light-hearted old creature,
His round, healthy visagsI seem to see yet,
Content and good will beaming In every fea-
But his brown-bread and beans can never
How oft from his glowing hands jOyed to re-
That jolly old beanpOt, with such goodies
stored;
Ali cruel the fate that compelled me leave ID,
The generous beanpOt on my mothers board.
The old earthen beanpOt, the homely, brown
beanpOt,
IscarceIy can think of those days without signing,
When a green, gawky tout in my teens,
From the tricks of my mates 1 most hsart-sad
was hieing,
forgot all INV sorrows in a nice plate of beans.
Oh, since then I've roamed all this monstrous
And have Az tasted the viands that all climas
afford;
But though eager I look I can never discover
Any beans like the beans at my own mothers
Then a song for the beanpOt, the old ear then
beanpOt,
The family beanpot that stood on the board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
An Alleged Burglar I'm Custody.

It will be remembered that on the night
of Nov. q, 1871, says the Knoxville Press
and Herald, Col. Jesse Kerr, residing in
Loudon county, in this State, was robbed of
a large amount of money, some 81, 400 in
gold coin, and $1,000 in United States
Treasury notes. Col. Kerr and his family
suspected that two grandsOns, John and
Leonard Kerr, were the burglars, and in
the published reward for the apprehension
of the guilty men Col. Kerr accurately de-
scTibed the two grand-sOns, without, how
ever, mentioning them by name. $1,000
was offered for the arrest Of the burglars
and the recovery Of the money, or $500 for
their apprehension alone. The suspected
men were traced as far east as Lynchburg,
Va, where all traces of them was lost.
Yesterday morning man arrived in
Loudon by the passenger train, and going
to the residence of Mrs. Hiram Hambright,
said he was charged with the Kerr burglary;
that 81 COO was offered for his arrest, and
desired her to secure the reward. Informa-
ton was sent to the police authorities and
the man arrested and placed in confne-
ment. We learn that he is one of the grand
sons suspected Of the robbery of the old
gentleman. He is to have preliminary
hearing tomorrow. Last evening Judge
Brown, of this city, received a Geographic
dispatch from the father of the arrested
man, desiring his services in defense of his
son. The Judge left on the midnight train.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
New A Advertisements.

A white nurse wanted.
Montgomery, 80 Cherry street, is pre-.
rared to make stencils and seals at Eastern
prices. .r,
A portable, fve-horse engine for sale.
A good situation for white nurse girl.
A package containing a mage nta and
black meire antique skirt, taken by mistake
from the counter of O'Keefe 81 Walsh.
Hostetter's Bitters are good all the year
round.
Election to-day in the tenth ward to be
held at the Kendrick House.
Attention is directed TO the card Of DR..
r. Russell, den fist, Aliens Block, Church
street.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have special
suction sale of watches, diamonds and jew
tlry tonight to close. They also nave
Cry goods sale this morning.
The wonderful gate Of / Sher"in on
Public Square.
The daily Memphis appeal to be had at
ThOrnbeTg's news stand.
Go to Mcclure, Buck s. Co, and purchase
a fashion stove. Over $4,000 in use.
A card is published from Ewing & Co,
acknowledging the prompt payment by the
State Insurance Company OF the loss by
fire.
The Dollar Reward Soap for cleaning
silverWare.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical discovery sold by
all druggists.
The Mustang Liniment is a stable insti-
tuition.
The new Colonuade Hotel, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is good thing
to have in the family.
Browns Bronchial Troches have only to
be tried to be appreciated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
NasbvJIIe mental Association.

This Association met last night. The
President being absent, DR.. Russell was
called to the chair. The following resoiu-
ton was offered by DR.. Cobb, and
adopted
WHEREAS, We, the Nashville Dental As
ISOLATION. are satisfied that the Goodyear
Dental Vulcanite Cympany are determined
to force each and every dental practitioner
in the United States to pay them from fifty
to one hundred dollars year, for ten years
to come, for what they style the Cummings
Patent, thing that our entire Profession
ignores, from the fact Of its being unjust
and illegal, therefore,
ResoIUed, That we form ourselves into a
Committee of the Whole for the purpose OF
cooperating with every other Society In the
United States that will move in the cause,
as well as the Profession at large, for the
purpose of testing the legality Of said patent.
On motion Of DR.. Cobb, committee was
amounted to cooperate with committee
from the State Dental Association, and the
chair named as said committee lMessrs.
Cobb. Chisholm and Sheppard, alad on
motion, DR.. Russell was added to the COM
mttee.
The Association then proceeded to the
election of officers as follows:
President, DR.. r. Russell; Vice-President,
DR.. L. T. Gum; Recording Secretary, DR..
R.R. Freeman; Corresponding Secretary
and Treasurer, DR.. Z. A. Herman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13

The arrivals at the Battle House yester-
day were as follows:
A. w. Jasey, Green Hill, Tenn; R. Y.
Scobey, Green Hill; d. l.. Laws, Carroll
county; S. Parshall, CORTLAND, Ala; R. D.
Powell, Hadensville, KY; W. II. Brown,
Lebanon; Mrs. F. S. Harris, Lebanon; G.
G. Sandusky, Shelbyville; w. G.. Griswell,
Lincoln county; Col. j. J. Wherry, Sumner
county; J. w. Stanford, Louisville, KY;
Milo Jenkins, Louisville, KY; John Jones,
Knoxville; Jas. @. Mofatt, Memphis; James
i. Grimes, West Point, Miss; Geo. McCan-
ley, Humphreys county.
Owing to indisposition, Mrs. Haskell, the
State Librarian, was not able to be at her
office yesterday. She has made arrange
ments, however, to have the Library open
for visitors every day.
We regret to hear Of the serious illness of
Comptroller Pennebaker's little child
Major Z. Valentine Harrison, of ClarkS-
vile, is on a leap year visit to this city.
The arrivals at the Commercial yester-
day were as follows: Hon. w. Ii. Wise
ner, Shelbyville, Tenn; j. B. Dickey, New
Hope, Ala; Col. A. Butterworth, Winches-
ter, Tenn; A. FlGrsh, Atlanta, Ga. James
L. Russ, Bedford Bulletin; J. L. Lannier,
ESQ.,, Waverly; L. S: Cowler, Freeport, H.;
DR.. ]. A. Draughon & son, Robertson
county; C. j. Evarts, New Haven, Gonna
Col. VIM. Jenkins, Bedford county; A. W.
Porter, Spring Hill, Tenn; ]. S. Lipscomb
and D. w. Carney, Shelbyville; J. w.
Hodges, Guntersville, Ala. r-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A few days ago the UNION AND AMER
ICAE sold its Nashville, Edgefeld and
suburban subscription lists to Mr.. A. E.
Sneed, gentleman long connected with
the subscription department Of this Of
fee. He win conduct the delivery Of
papers and receive subscriptions for the
same. He will devote bis entire time
to the BUSINESS, and requests US to say
that he will guarantee the regular and
prompt delivery of the Daily papers to
all subscribers on his routes. lie will
keep a registry Of complaints at our
Counting Room, and desires that every
neglect or failure of carriers shall be
reported to him at this Office. He will
receive subscriptions by the week, month,
quarter, half-year or year, at the pub
lished rates for papers delivered -25
cents per week, 81 per month, So per
quarter, or S12 per year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13


CHANCERY CoURT-In the case of the
State VS.. the Edgefeld and Kentucky Rail-
road Company, the East Tennessee and
Western North Carolina Railroad Compa-
ny, was sold to John Hughes, Elijah Sinner
~, 5. w. Williams, a. E. Jackson, w. d.
Haines, q. p. Toucry, John K. Miller, II.
.. Smith, VIII Taylor, J. G. Hardin, R.
Butler, and L. Clifford, for the sum of $780,,
600. One-fourth of the money was paid in
State bonds, and the purchasers executed
for the remaining three-fourths, theil bonds
with coupons attached, payable in one, two
and three years. A decree was entered
confirming the sale. The Clerk and Mas
ter was directed TO issue, if necessary, a
writ of possession, giving the purchasers
possession of the road.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-E. A. McAfrey, ac-
cused of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was acquitted.
Peter Joston, alias Uston, accused of
the murder Of Mrs. Hamblin, was sent to
Franklin for trial.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Mulverhil VS.. Mayor
and City Council, judgment for $52.42.
Brewer vs.. Paramore ct al, judgment for
$120.66. Bond ct al vs.. Woods, Judgment
| by default. Henlle ct al VS.. Paramore ct
Uts jury reSplteu.
LAW COURT. A. McAlister vs.. D. G.
Coleman, verdict for defendant. Samuel
E. Hare VS.. First National Bank, still pend
ing.
! MAGISTRATES CoURT.-In Justice Will
kinson's Court, Joseph Greene, (colored, }
was required to give bond in the sum of
$3.50, to keep the peace toward all good citi-
zens, Int more especially toward William
Davis, (colored,) for a period of twelve
months.
SUPREME CoURT.-The court is still en-
gagged on the equity dockets of Marshall
and Humphreys county: the latter will
| probably be flushed tomorrow. Lawyers
and litigants would do well to remember
that the court adjourns its present session
on the 18th of March in order to hold a
special term on the 10th of that month al
| Knoxville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
InspectOrs of Tobacco.

The Nashville Board Of Trade, ever alive
to the best interests and welfare OF the
mercantile community, is now urging the
County Court to nominate inspectors OF
tobacco for this county. There Is a large
amount of tobacco raised in the counties
along the upper Cumberland and adjacent
10 this. which would be sent to this city,
had we proper and authorized persons ap-
pointed for inspectors. We have plenty of
BUYERS in this market, and every facility
will be offered to induce producers to sell
in this CITY. Let our County Court at once
make the proper appointments, and, our
merchants will guarantee that Nashville
will offer as great inducements to the to-
bacco raisers as any other market.
The following is copy Of the letter from
the Boad of Trade 20 the County Court
To the Honorable County Court of Davidson
County
In behalf of the Nashville Board of
Trade, would respectfully request you to
make the following appointments for the
positions of Tobacco Inspectors for this
county:
Messrs d. F. Payne Of Robertson coun-
ty. J. p Wilson of TTousdale county, w.
ii. Fuqua of Smith county. ..
These gentlemen, having the necessary
qualifications, l recommend them to your
favorable consideration. Yours truly,
FRED II. FRENCH,
President Board Trade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.


All the receipts for taxes which hold for
payments on account of the Nashville and
Northwestern Road, state upon their face
that they are convertible into stock of the
road. They are signed by the county's tax
receivers, and the county is bound to see
that the pledge is made good. No majority
can vote away my rights of property. If
the County Court shall,upon the pretence Of
an election, transfer its interests in the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, l
suppose the only recourse l and the body
of tax payers situated like me will have,
will be to apply to the county to furnish
the stock demanded by the receipts. If the
road is worth nothing, the county of David
son is still reasonably Creditable. imagine,
however, that, having sold its interest in the
road, it may, when l demand the stock
to which may be entitled, either as a di-
rect taxpayer or as a purchaser of tax re
ceipts, find it difficult to meet the demand
out of the fund proposed to be received. If
a taxpayer votes for the proposition it
might bar his claim, but all who vote against
it can justly claim from the county the
amount of stock their receipts call for.
repeat my warning of a day or two ago.
The county's interest in its sale for a mere
pittance, may yet cost the people the full
value of the county's stock in the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad. Dot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13

A STABLE INsTITUTION.-Just at the
period when all StdbIe-men were complain
ing that the hOrse-Ointments Of the day
were unstable remedies, the MUSTANG
LININENT made its entree in Missouri,
without any flourish of trumpetS, and with
in one year became the favOrite embrOca-
ton for the external distempers and i1ju-
ries of horses and cattle in all the Western
and Southern States. From that time to
this, it has never had rival in the estima-
ton of accomplished horsemen; nor is its
household reputation as a cure for rheUma-
tism, neuralgia, sore nipples and caked
breasts, tumOrs, mumpS, sore throat, ear
ache, tOOthache, bruises, burns, wounds and
sprains, a whit behind its celebrity as a
horse Imminent. The mothers Of America
know its value, and apply it promptly to
the external injuries Of the ''rising genera
tion," and in fact there is not a city or
township in the United Sattes where the
MUSTANG LINIMENT is not regarded by
both sexes and every class, as a Blessing to
the community. febl3 deOdlw&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13


TIE Gallatin Examiner thinks that we
should continue to send oar daily to our
weekly confreres in exchange. We should
be pleased to do so, but justice to our
selves demands the adoption Of different
rule. We fully appreciate the value of
those exchanges, sufficiently SO to pay the
subscription price for them if they viii
not give us weekly for weekly. We
can see neither reason nor justice in our
giving daily for weekly, when the white
paper upon which a single copy of oui
daily is published for year costs more
thanthe subscription price Of any weekly in
the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-13
Our Exposition.

1t is indeed gratifying to note the deter
mined spirit evinced by the Board of Man
ayers Of the Nashville Industrial Exposition
to proceed forthwith and use such means as
will make the Exposition a source Of profit
and of public interest to the citizens of this
and adjoining States. The Finance Com
mittee, with Mr.. Kean, Chairman, met at
the Maxwell House last night and resolved
to carry out the plans adopted by the Board
of Managers at its meeting last Friday
evening. So we have the programme in
order and no doubt is entertained as to &C
complishing the desired results. This
looks like business, and the committee have
shown an activity and industry worthy the
commendable object in view.