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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
Speak Boldly.

The armies of the living God need brave,
bold words-words as tender as love, but
sharp as drawn swords. Ii is for the lead
ers to utter them in trenchant kindness.
Soldiers fight well when well led. Hannibal
once said he had rather have an army OF
stays governed by lions, than an army of
lions governed by stags. Away with pusil-
lanimity The path of duty has no place
for fear. Woe to thee, o land, where the
king is child" "The Lord is man of
war" and Great Heart is His general.
courage, We timid souls To the front, aud
in Gods strength bear the fiercest blows.
We can't" said ten cowardly spies. The
counsel of the brave prevailed; Israel took
the land. " impossible, is the adjective Of
fools said Napoleon Bonaparte to one who
betrayed lack of courage. 1t certainly is
when the eternal God bids men do brave
thing OF John Knox it was said, lie
never feared the face of clay" Why need
we? We have his God. OF Luther it was
recorded that d" his words were half battles
Engirded with TRUTH encompassed with
omnipotent arms, the true refomer should
be as jeremiah, a wall a defensed city, an
iron pillar" II is God who says, BE not
dismayed." Therefore be strong and show
thysclf a man."
And II thou hast truth 10 utter,
Speak and leave the rest 20 God
ID. +. TdWor IN Bile Banner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
Centaur LinimentS!

1he lame can bc heaied aud tls uounAcl made whole
We know just what ihe Centaur iniments viii do. They
ru uoi mend broken boues OF cure Cancer, bot they
si extract soreness auay pain curc Rheumatism and o
larger range Of nesh bone and muscle ailments iian any
arcle before discovered
scenuhc sll go beyond She eject. ~ those ~
maEkablc preparations. Chronic Rheumatism OF
many year standing Neuralgia, Weak Hack, fover SORES
Weeping -sinew-, sriatea Cakei hnasis, Distorted
Joints and sprains,i Limbs ~ te worst tnd are cured By
te White CentNur llnmient
u viii destroy the palm and heal without scar. al
ordinary Burns and srahs Il s extTact the poison Of
bites and silnes and ne frosi from Frozen Imhs It
very efhcaeous Tor raacue rooirhr Itch and Cutane-
Gus Eruptions.
Mr. Josiah westaAe, ct Mapuille, ohio Nn''s Fol
my rheumatism as been so bad that hafr been un
able to stir from the hosr The dri ihce loiue or Cen
tlur Linneni enabled to Walk without nay rrnichcs
am mendins mpd5, . mns your ilnimrnt simply .
marvel.
e. a. bennett Druggist, ED0i Prairie, Mo-. sals- " Cen
auf nmeui sells better and gi, The us -aiislailon Of
anything he the market"
what The Ccati l.umeut has done or other. i VIII d'
iarsou. ID handy. 10 BE- reliable. ani i Is cheap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
VOL. 71.-3646.Ew NO. 46.
The Uomf GnfIe.
NV NEIGuBoR AND l.


oh pts my neiehbor over ne way.
who has nothing to DO but yavn an iat.
40 little hands 10 tumble her hair
40 little nuisance IN vex her with care
NO little torment IN worry and tease.
Nothing 20 DO bui consult her own ease.
rpor Jlch neighbof' I'm sorry for yon
sorry because yon have Nothing 60 loi"
Sorry becanse a. The dssa 60 hv.
You are restless and weary. you know NOT ahy.
And once in willis can ace tho trace
OF many tear on yout fair. proud face.
Non ee am only lahofer's wife,
poinp my psr ln tive ireadmln oi nfei
Joe, my husband. BE- on au day.
Fighting the giants of want away
Baby and ore busy too,
nut we've plenty Hf time fU hd sHr3 fH tnu.
ihhy'- nuIsurc, plague anil o. lutf
nut Then, you gee he's my own sweet ho't
I've no time for zroan or slgh
so iluc To- ne Idle a. days go hts
NV anns are fnn a. tle dny Islon4
BON as my hslu with it. happy .ung
roor rob ncIgihof over iic vpv.
Watching my baby and mc ai play
what s your wealth i your heart hafsf
90. to- love ami bc i1vei that make nfe s1 flI..
So. nelghhor mlnoi can tell you irne
iaicc'l. ld rather be- than youi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

4 sympathetic man does not give bread,
nor clothes, nor money alone he gives him
self. lie gives himself in his gifts, and II is
because be is in his gift that the gift be-
comes sacred. There is no gift Of friend
ship that has not the friend within it.
Hence Christ, when lie came 10 give good
gifts unto men, put Himself into His gifts,
and made His giving precious by the giving
Of His own life for human good. Heaven
puts itself into all its sympathies and so
they are perfect What fine insight into
the philosophy OF sympathy Paul had when
he told the Christians at Rome 10 " Rejoice
with them that do rejoice, and weep with
them that p"-Goiden Rule
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
MoraI and RrhaiunS
GOD,s LONERs.

~ MIS-. CORA krNNEDf airhiNt
Said peasant tmmping the road,
To a child nj her side
We've sweet reason for pr.de
nccause We love God
We poor, who love God
Said q lady bright 10 her lord
" .. what l. worlds truuhlof
We're recoinpensed double
for miet who love Col,
necause We love Cod /"
said the queen with q smile a. she stool
ny the throne ont sorrows and losses
Are trivial crosses
Tous who love God,
BECAUSE We love God"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
The yellow Centaur Liniment

worth H. weight In gold owners OF hof-es and mule.
lhe Lninent has cured sprained swecHisvi Ring
hnnei and Called Horses in three years uan have a
me tarrien la the county H. ,hsois are simply
wonderful
We have thousand. ulun ulousauds OF certificates a.
strong as the following
My horse was lame for year with felloek wrench
All remedies utterly failed To cure and considered mn
worthless until commenced the use Of Ccuiaur lniHen'
which iapldly cured him. heartily recommend il.
"REV. GEO, ~ FERRIS,
"Manoryiie schoharIe county, y. Y.
Belr SHsi-l have used your Ceniaur Linimeni IN n'
family aud find ID 60 be- Of great value Please send NM
two dollars worth, one for The mules and horses.
"RILEY slCKLEs
Pals station. Wyoming county lennsyl'ann''
u makes very little difference what the case s-"hShe
it be Wrench spun. Poll-Eyil Rngbone' Scratches o
Lameness of any knd-the effects are the same Livery
men, stage proprietor farmers, etc, should never he WIN
out the yellow Ceniaur lnneui. III Sold c'ery"h"'f
and warranted In lts effects.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

tHNltANfKS MANlED -iuf tlN lfNr lnsluie
fafm, situated about mie from the Court liouss
300 Montpelier, and containing about seventy nye Of
land ln gnul state of ruNatuu. We WaHrf. with
fenieui hulnls and ihif hundred irc Also
hurIsl nnd SEVENTY " good w0fs and tim
her land ip hdde-N, about three miles from Montpelier
vare. Alsu fnf sile twenty tons u g hay hundred
lrty-hYe -hrs Of uufs forty bushels ~
horse sled and iumief wagon. hanesses cart
ulowp, harrow chains. nn-ytrs hundred and ninety
nvs uu sap-tub-. and io Of wooden and oer ari
clg- for farming pulo-es.
A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

suitably dlVted into meadow uiage, pasture aud woot
land Has orchard OF thousand tfe~s and ~
apple orchard The pastures and ned are waiefcd VIII
living springs and running brooks The buildings com
nodlous nId Well supplied with running water. Aau on
t of jewctt Pans capacity or thirty cows The farm wi
keel thirty -hys nid team and b. very desirable
situation. Must l@ aid.
Rare. August Is. leo. $40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

CALI lady "a chicken" and ten to one
she is angry. Tell her she is mo chicken"
and twenty to one she Is still angrier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

AIDA DAY, at home. Agents wanted o"'n'
is'ss "' ''''' TRUE A co. Augusta, Maine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

n OI & y. INND TN" YUM i H0T0NI 1TV0H
y that application viii ue nuiis Do thr neat Drllrfl A.
ssnhv % ts state 60 lay tax the lands grand M
of uArs Glie in Msahlugtun c1luy. flr ualn and
f4Ifing rss snd unldav and repairing bridge iu 4ud
tinfs. Hs tD aih N..rinhif siail sewn Dc.t
o.. g. MARTIN
tEONGE ~. tfN NuT.
B. D. NONrEu-~
JACOB -MtfiL
fi.lr. tufe. August Il. ls.a ts.g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30
Seleff MisfrHanp.


nN cuArtIs hfNoftNYs
Mi fun-t child. ! have no song 10 give you.
40 iark could PIPE To skie. 80 dull and gre,
Vet. erc We part. one lesson I can leave you
Ior every day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

viii sHu % Close ont The estate Of the late ROYAL g. Cal
the faun lately owned and oaruplel bi Ism.
said % contain about
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Teresa was the one TO break the silence.
She feared the pestilential breath that comes
with the chill blasts aud heavy dews after
the burning heat of the day might take ei-
feet on Lionel Merton. She noted a lassi-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

Laboratory of J. u. Rose n Co.,
$50 o. DAY ST., INV YoHE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-08-30

And II thou hast truth 10 utter,
Speak and leave the rest 10 God
ID. r. Taylor IN Bible Baune,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
CENTENNIAL MEMORANDA.
PIANO AWARDS.


WEBER OF NEw-YoRK RECEIVES The HIGHEST
AWARD AT THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81 1S76.-In no department
of the Exhibition has the competition been greater
tI an among the piano Makers and while the contest
soon narrowed down to but few houses, il seems un
di -puted that Weber has distanced all competition,
and must be to-day recognized as the piano maker
par excellence of the world, and the Musical Jury
hes but stamped the seal of the American Centen-
NAL Exhibition upon the generally awarded verdict
of every vocalist and musician by the award which
gives the medal to A. Weber of New York for Sym
pathetic pure. and rich tone combined with great
est power, shown in the three styles, grand,
square, and upright pianos which show intelligence
and solidity in their construction plant aud easy
touch, which at the same time answers promptly to
its reuuirements together with excellence OF work
manship."
While the Judges accredit to Weber's competitors
Largest volume, purity, and duration of tones -
mere mechanical qualities-tO Weber alone are nc
credited the highest possible musical qualities:
Sympathetic, pure, and rich tone, with greatest
power.
IL is the sympathetic and rich quality of tone
which has made the Weber piano the favorite of
every singer as well as the public. 1t is these special
qualities which, combined with purity and greatest
power in q voice make tho greatest singer, and
which in an instrument make it the peer of its COM
petitOrs. Purity power, and duration are but cold
exponents of mechanical exeelence. Add to these
qualities. as the judges say are contained IN the
Weber, sympathy and richness of tone, and you
breathe into it warmth and life, and you have the
nc plus ultra of piano.
This Weber has done at the Centennial, and when
the judges commend his instruments also for their
solidty of construction and excellence of workman
ship they tell tho public that the Weber piano Is the
best in the world, T. c.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
GENERAL NOTES.

Rats and flies have descended to the lowest
levels OF tho Nevada silver mines and there subs upon
the food throws away BY the miners
Devilwater, keeper Of a liquor store al
Evanston III, sold liquor last Sunday to young man
named Elyandorf who left the store crazed with liquor
soon afterward quarrelcd with fiend ana was killed.
Chicago elevators now contain 1,O85,722
busheEs Of wheat 1876 bushels Of corn, 23s,96l
bnshels OF oats IO3945 bushels OF rye, and 498745
buahels OF barley; total 2,436,5sO bushels against
2l80,725 bushels last year at the same hme.
People who have narrowly escaped becoming
Deaf through riding long distances in nosy street cars
viii rejoice upon learning that company in Phiia
oephia has succeeded in makng ear psopel'su py
steam that Is almost DoIseesS Even the steam ls nos
heard Il being cOBdeDsed by passing INTO an a cnAhDer
Flagstafs are not permitted on the campus
Of tho Burlington University VT although one Of them
brought money into the college treasury the present
week The 5oDhonoTes erected II without permission OF
The Fnealfy and were each fined " the FRESHMEN CUT
down. also without permission, ana were eacA ~
The French are showing great energy IN
their preparations for the Paris Exhibition OF 1873 The
Champ de Mars snow bcing inclosed and foreign com
ssOns have been requested 20 send one OF tner huh
bee 10 represent them at Paris with power 70 tansac
al nalters Ia which nis eountrYmen may De interested
such as the allotment Of space.
Leave your trunks at homep is sugges-
toA Of PhndelphiA newspapers to tbs multitude about
b depart 20 ths Centennial Exhibition. Mountains of
kaRks Esa IN every railroad depot and rayslcrs
Frequently delayed In obtaining them band Yaigl is
af pfef0fable The fashionable garment IN tne Exnio
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
ton and on the streets ho one every person has worn

ton and the streets is che one every person has worn
IN travelling
Brunswick, Ga, is suffering rs severely from
the yellow fever Savannah aud not being as wealthy
city, tts inhabitants have less ability to take Of
the poor WHO sick The fever was introduced INTO
the place by sailor who was taken from Spanish
was that OF poor who had washed clothes
1rOm the ship. Then the disease spread
Exhibitions of antiquities and centennial
relics made at almost every country fair this year.
AT fair being held in Rdgefed, Conn, tho chief
exhibits of this nature are commission the pro-
Ynoal army 161 wears old signed by g. SatOnstall.
"COmmander-inChef OF His Maiosty's forces In Con-
neetcut," mortar used TO grind snuff brought from
ireland In l719 pair OF wedding shoes over 200 years
old oath of allegiance signed by Thaddeus Keeler
at Valley Forge, aud innkeepeTs sign having upon it
the date 1894
An English gentleman of considerable expe-
rience in sporting matters has invented mechanical
hare which is intended to travel along the ground at
any required and closely to resemble the living
animal deceive gTeyhounds. At trial lately made
England the hare, having been started at end OF
the field, moved at great speed to the other with a
brace of greyhOunds following rapidly In chase. The
experiment repeated with the success. The
hare itself is simply the stuffed skin of real one
mounted on carriage similar to the platform OF rock
nghor5e. rope attached 10 the carriage leads to the
further end OF tho field, where machiue worked by
hand draws the hare at any speed required On reach
Ing the end OF the the hare into OF
furze and disappears, leaving the hounds lost In per-
peNy to know what has become of their Expected prey
The object OF the invention is to provide artificial means
for greyhound racing, and 1t is thought the plan VIII sue
ceed,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29


BossAt Newark N j. on the 9th inst, Henry Boss in
Funeral services al liz late residence 1O7 Washington st.
Newark. saturday, the 3Uth inst at o'clock A. m.
CasletOn Corners Staten Island Sept "a
drOpsy terminating In pneumonia JuEa SMITH agsd SO
wife Of Alvin Bradley and daughter Cf the late ChareS
Smith OF Rochester.
DICKINSON William b., at Eureka, Col, Sept le 1876,
aged 23 years, 1 month, and days
Chicago, Ill, papers please copy
FRANCIS 2S 1875 ut 4sl Henryst Robert Francis
aged 81 years.
GARRIsoN-suddeny Sept. 28. a: 2 O'Clock, Mary Eoye,
wife OF Cornelius X, Garrison.
SOIice OF funeral hereafter.
AYDOCK-On the morning OF the 27:h 1876 at Roslyn,
L. L. Mary robins Haydock, widow OIL ihe late robert H.
Raiiyes and friends are invited to attend funeral
her late residences at Roslyn Friday sept 30 att O'Clock
sCarrages will Be ut Eon TO meet the Long iSaHd R
rial riin which leaves Hunters Point ut 10 MI return
ing train leaves for the city at o4l p. m.
HECKER-Sept. 81 330 o'clock a. m Mrs. Caroline Hecker,
Tho relatives and ep family respectfully invited
10 attend TCm her late residence, No. II MOL
az II 0clOck No 1owers Remains taken to Green
wood. -
MTAD-At his residence Ia Brooklyn, 26 Nathan g
Mead lato OF Greenwich, Conn, aged Us years
PINCRNEY-on Wednesday morning Sept n, inst, Caro-
limo NJ wife OF Theodore W. Pineknry.
services ut her late residence, NO. 20 West Weufy
irstst on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock.
POLHEMUS--On Thursday morning, Sept. 2S Jacob POI!
hcmus, Ia the Sbth year 0i his ago.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral service
at his lae residence, RemseIst Astoria L. H. on Saturday
Sept 20, at l O'Clock p m.
sMITH-In Savannah Ga, on Wednesday, 9th inst, OF
yellow fever, n. Peek Smith, asel i3 years.
YoUNG-on Wednesday morning, Sept 27, Anne Masou wife
Of at Henry Young III the Glth year OF her age
The funeral services will be held a her Late resdenco "a East
Thirty -eighthst, at ! p. M, Friday, Sept 30
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
TIE STATE CANVASS.

There is some little agitation for the cleo
ton of Assembymen by both parties pledged to vote TO
reduce ,he salary of members of the Legislature to
$1,000 year.
Senator COnking is to speak in Albany not
long after his speech at Utica The Albany Journal
says that since his return Washington his illness has
obliged him to remain much of the time in darkened
room.
The editor of The Troy Press says he trav-
eed 500 miles to get that extraordinary information Of
his about Gov. Morgans guDpOwder plot FIe ought TO
have gone further aud kept going on ti he ionnd luna
tic asylum
Various Democratic papers are treating
parke Goodwin with the basest ingratitude. They are
keeunR at the head Of their district electoral ticket the
name of the Democrat who bowled down that Mr..
Goodwin might be set mp Was It for ths that MI eo"h
wrote luTid kilograms ana elongated IetUrSi
Speculations upon majorities in New~YOrk
are decidedly premature until Ohio and Indiana have
been heard from. But The Albany Express, TO makea
fair computation gives Of these states to the RePnb
cans and one TO the Democrats and then figures out
Republican majority of 21OOO 1t allows the Democrats
larger msOritles In NeWYork and Kings counties than
they obtained In 1872 and gives them liberal estimates
IN other counties.
In Greene County there is considerable
Democratic decentralization. The Albany Times, the
Democratic paper that Ia expressing 80 many candid
opinions about Tlden in particular and the Demo
cratic canvass general says Of it Like schohar4e'
Greene is always the right side when Democrats 90
TO the 'front.' but ever since the Greeley movement In
1872 the old line Democracy cannot be made to take
their crow readily--eyen when backed by ht6o-
sraphed letters This state Of things may be unortu"
nate in Greene elsewhere but it shows that the old
snirt Of genuine Democracy Is not broken" The alu-
sion TO the photographed letters Is the most unkindest
cut Of ALL
The Utica Observer Is whistling away bravely,
with Maine aud Vermont at either hand and Ohio and
Indiana looming up in front 1t says 81 Is probable
that the ProhibOnists will cast larger vote than the
Independents tGreenbac at the coming election But
the combined vote Of both will not exceed twenty thou
sand Perhaps it would safe to credit ten thousand to
each OF the ProhbiiOnsts eight thousard would vote
the Republican ticket they not drawn on by their
Ultra views on the temperance question or the -do
pendens thousand would vote the Democratic tcNet
M presenoe OF these two factions the field may there
fore benefit the Democrats 20 the extent Of two thousand
votes But there IS hardly the remoest pOssDiiy tnat
h The Presidential this narrow margin can produce
any result We look for Democratic majority oI oOOOV
h kha 9tata0
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Thursday,

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept 25, 1870.
From careful estimates Of the amount re-
auired for the pay tho navy during the present fiscal
wear afor all officers who be spared from the actual
needs OF the service shall have been placed upon FUR
Iough pay Ia believed there will be deficiency OF Mt
least 81 Tho amount appropriated for the pur
pose was $575OOOO or Sls5O,OO0 less than tho est-
mates During the debate in Congress was argued that
many officers could be furOughed and thus consider
able saving be made computation Of the amount re-
ourod 10 pay officers OF the navy according TO tho duty
10 which they are assigned shown by the last Naval
Reciser published on the 1st Of January is Si707 200
To this amount should be added ~, 100000 for the pay
o 800 enlisted men, at the rate OF 1920 for each man.
and S2OOOO for mileage, extra pay To honoraby dis
charged men, fiscal agents commissions for negotiating
drafts abroad &C., making total OF N,3O7.2OO II Is
thought the account OF furloughng officers viii
be about 100000, leaving a deficiency OF about
Al o7 200 TO be st the next session OF Con-
gress This saving by reducing the number Of enlisted
men from $500 TO 1900 WILL not amount TO mucn TINS
xear "a the men are enlisted for three years. and are
Maid I'm fun nj the time OF their discharge from the ser
t the exprton OF their terms during the present fiscal
esr 10 reach the limit OF 300, must be paid out Of the
Appropriations for this year
The Controller OF the Currency has Informed the Seere
,arv OF the Treasury that Of additional circu
laon has been issued during the present mcnth upon
which 40 per cent of legalendcr notes will be retired
Ta total amount OF additional circulation issued rom
Jan. IA 1870 TO Sept 2s, 1876, inclusive IL
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. s. Liebling, the young pianist, has taken
up mis- residence in Buffalo.
Nine. PATHS engagement at COvent Garden
terminates after next season.
Thomas will give no series of symphony
concerts in Boston this Winter.
The Centennial Musical Festival is proceed
ing successfully In Philadelphia.
Mr.. RudOlphsen has brought out Mendels-
sohns " Son aud Stranger" in Portland, Me.
The Mendelssohn Qmntette Club has added
dou0lebass (Mr. A. HeinGD TO It's numerical force
The sale of seats for Mr.. StrakOsch's Italian
opera began yesterday at the Academy Of Music
Strakosch gives operate concerts in Phila-
dclpha tonight and tomorrow night with Belocca aud
BTauoi.
A new opera of Lecocq's will be soon brought
out in Paris lie Mkado," and the subject Is
lam