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This standard article is compounded with the
greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory
as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its yoathful
color
II removes all eruptions, itching, and dand-
run and the scalp by It's use becomes white
and clean.
by It's tonic properties 1t restores the capil-
larry glands to their normal vIgor, preventing
badness, and making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As dressing nothing has been found so eff
fectual, or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Nassachu.
sets, says OF it 81 consider 1t the best prepa-
ration for its intended purposes"
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change color OF the beard from gray or any
other undesirable shade, TO brown or black, at
discretion 1t is easily applied being In one
preparation, and quickly and effectmlly pro-
duces permanent color which will neither rub
nor wash Off.
Manufactured by
II. p. HALL e CO., Nashua, N. II.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medl-
cine. 9Th je30deodwlw
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Chr 8utland 1ailu Glohs


MONDAY, AUGUST Z, 1876.
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PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
Boston. Feb, 10. 1871.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Abou one year since | found my
sell in feeble condition from general debility.
VEGETINE was strongly recommended TO me
by friend who mad been much beneii ed by us
use. ] procured the article and after using
several bottles, was restored TO nealth and dis
continued 1t use. l f0t confident that there Is
no medicine superior TO IL Tor tuose complaints
for which It is especially prepared, and would
cheerfully recommend IL 10 those who feel that
they need something 10 restore them TO per-
feet health,
Respectfully yours,
U. l.. PETTINGILL.
Firm OF 8. NJ. Pettingill q Co, 10 state street,
Boston.
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Says a Boston physician, .'has no equal as a
blood purifier. Hearing OF Its many wonderful
cures. after all other remedies had failed, |
visited the laboratory and convinced myself OF
its genuine merit. 1t is prepared IRON barks,
roots and herbs, each OF which is highly effect.
i've, and they are compounded in such a man
ner as TO produce astonishing results.n
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VEGETINE

Is acknowledged and recomu ended by phys-
clans and apothecares 10 be the best purifier
and cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and
restored 10 health
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VEGETINE

Instead OF being apufed-up medicine has work.
IT'S way up to It's present astonishif & success
by actual merit In curing all diseases OF the
blood, OF whatever nature.
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for SALE or to Reut.

HUBBARD only sells CHOICE AR
IL TiCLhs IN every line.
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VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Was looked upon as an experiment Tor some
time by some OF cur best physicians, but those
most incredulous In regard to It's merit aIe now
It's most ardent friends and suppOrtcrS.
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CINoINNATI, Nov. %. 1872.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20. 1872.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Two bottles OF YEGETINE fur
with great btnefit
For long time she has been troubled with
dizziness and cosiiveness ; these troubles are
now entirely removed by the use CT vEGE-
TINE.
She was troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility and has been greatly benefited
THOS. GILMORE, 229H Walnut street.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
NATcK, Mass, June list, 1872.
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS,
Dear slr--Through the advice ami earnest
have been taking yEGErlNE for Dyspepsia,
OF which have suffered for years.
have used only two bottles and already
feel myself new man.
Respectfully.
Report from a Practical:Che and
Apothecary.
BOSTON, Jan. !, 1874.
Dear Sir This Is to certify that have sold
at retail 1919 dozen (ls52 bottles) Of your VEG
ETINE since April IL, 1870, and can truly say
that Il has given the best satistisfaction OF any
remedy for the complaints for which II Is re-
commended, that ever sold. Scarcely a day
passes without some OF my customers testify
Ing TO It's merit on themselves or their friends.
am perfectly cognizant OF several cases OF
Scrofulous Tumors being cured by VEdETINE
alone In this vicinity.
Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 4cs Broadway,
To H. r. STEVENS, ESQ. jy7ln
Vtvstine u Sold BY all Druggists.
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Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by
purging and creating fictitious appetite, but
assists nature In clearing and purifying the
To perfpCt health
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CATARRH.

CAIAfeREs OF 25 YEARS STAND.
ING CURED.
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vEGETTNG
VEGETINE

Is prescribed in cases OF scrofula and other dis.
eases OF the blood, by. many Of the best ply
slclans, owing to Its great success in curing all
diseaSpd OF this nature
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10


''', 'i''""N' inns quiet tu"'l town. has
'7 S,'''"' 'o' perhaps e'lu'i 10 pne beeener az
'""' "'' o''e''ou5 u" 'o''''''y' H"ppeais 'hat ioi
'"''' '''''' l'''' n'' ''" 7h'"neI anu ""oay young
mar 'o"p'o' N''' not nNen n'l'pny posether'
anu 'nuie "'s oee" 'oisluei"pio ia"t found on
poth slues. On saturday the olh INST, Mr. Skin
her lo'u ms "iIe u'"' ne was gong 10 chelsea to
WON AT ms u"ue ne uo'ns carpenter ana JOINER
~''u 'SN'u 'i - S'o u' not W'sn 70 iiuo Gown To
''' 'N'nsu WIN Num- anu VIZ" n'I sister she
"s,e"'''' anu ''N''s n'' NIUE 'hllu' ioae 10 the
Nni"s'' On arriving At ul'r u's'll"uon, MI.
oN'nner ne'leu ner OUT sue leaving me enid IN
the zap Oh MI Le'lhss, VINO owned inc team and
Drought them !" 'ne Vnlase' MI skinner then
resumed ms seat ana WIN lhe oAnd ana driver
linneuiateS proceeded TO Ohelse", where he was
loi'' ana mas MOI since peeh near" from Mrs.
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Weekly News summary.

rnr New York Legislature adjourned last week.
one Of It's lasts acts was the adoption Of % resolu-
ton prohibiting public money being used for
scctarian schools. The grand Jury Of the Dis
trict " Columbia has formally indicted General
Belknap for alleged acceptance Of brides while
secretary of war;. Portland merchants are
already reaplng quite a trade with northern Vor-
mont people In consequence Of the construction Of
the Portland Ogdensburg railroad. ...A Cen
tonnial elm, which IL an ofishoot Of the old Wash
ington elm, was planted on Boston Common last
week, with great ceremony. YOGI T. Barnum's
great Centennial show, at New YoyA opened
Thursday night to ten thousand persons and ~
many more were turned away. The national
debt decreased two million seven hundred and one
thousand one hundred and eighty -one dollars and
iorty-nne cents during the month Of Aprl. ....
Treasurer New suites that nearly q million and n
half Of silver coin has been paid In exchange for
currency. Sixteen clerks have recently been
discharged from the Boston post-oiico, in accord
ance with orders from Washington to reduce the
expenses to twenty thousand dollars. . The Dari-
mouth, the paperpuhished By the students Of Dart
mouth College, is 10 be suspended owing toits STRIFE
lures upon the agricultural department Of the coli
lege Portland dcyotes five thousand dollars To the
celebration Of the Fourth. D.. The Massachusetts.
prohibitory state committee, seeing that Governor
Rice Is fully committed to a license law have do.
,idcd 10 call a convention nj Boston. carly ina uni,
to nominate ticket Of their own President
Garrett, Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bs.
given fifteen thousand dollars Co the po,b.d, ip
stituto art gallery In Baltimore 20 purchase casts
Of noted works In siatuary. .... Mrs Meua Dodd
of Bowling Green, Kentucky. one hundred and
sixteen years old IS going TO Che Centennial 10 500
e she can keep her daughters Girl. Of oigbt,-
three aud nincty-four-out Of mischief No
more married women will be engaged "a. teacher.
in the Brooklyn schools, under new rule forbid.
ding teachers to enter into any a,ocations which
would interfere with heir dutc. bnt those now
employed willnot be- discharged. .. Florence and
Alice Iilton are to unite with DR. storr.' Church
Of the Pilgrims on Sunday by profession of faith
Miss Florence had letter from Plymouth church
which she refused TO present There are one
hundred and fifteen cigar factories I'M San Fran.
CISCO In which nincty.fnnr million si, hundred
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New Rooks Received.


lHh L'th AND LETTER. of Lonp hAcNLN
on o.. o'o lie'eSan. Ne" York. Harper g
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MAKE i' nol ohiS accurate nut exceedingly inter-
e7tng tie has collected facts and information
Win NE duisence OF another celebrated English
nosI'lher iofs'er ana arranged and expressed
then "i'h tne 4"ce ana shil OF Nacaulny mm-
sell Beng himself nephew OF the distinguished
man whose lil' ne has JUST gwen io "e p"oilc,
"' h"s n"u unusual i"ciDu's Tor obtaining lulor-
NATION ana io understand the circumstances OF
l'ofd Maclulay yonil' and his habits oi private
ana domestic ili'. II Is q SUBJECT oil o"ns"tula-
uon 10 the phohe mat go concise and valuable a
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Personal.


ASSN DicsN~oN's 6bU as an actress at Bos-
ton, Monday evening, WAS perfect ovation The
best informed papers freely criticize her acting,
however
EEy. nn NAHUM = Fosrri until within year
pastor of the First Baptist church at New london.
c. To which he was ordained in 1852 died sud-
denly OF heart disease on Friday night lie was
formerly pastor OF the Baptist church in Obi. viii
hgo where Dee bad many lsiend- and aoIuant-
anccs
Erv ME. srisou,, who has just lcft this field
for It Ahans, was little unfortunate in his jour
neg from this place to that lie attempted to
drive through with his horse bnt unfortunately
the animal dropped dead at Bolton, the other
night, and he was compelled to finish his journey
by rail. We understand some Of his old parish
ionors here plol"se To raise purse to make good
his loss
JrltAS scorr, the Vermont artist, las just
finished a splendid painting entitled Dangerous
Ground, which Is one Of his best works It rep
rcseuts small party Of patriotic soldiers Of the
Revolution cautiously feeling their way along
. forest path, on either side OF which may be
lurking, in the thicl, underhtush an ambuscade
of the Indian allies OF the enemy The percop-
ton Of danger, combined with courage To meet it,
is finely expressed in the faces and action OF the
determined little band
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10

In Calais. Mavt BERNEY only child n Ira aud Iayinn
Idle, aged irars, month aud 10 days.
In Brookneld, Apnl It, SAMUEL T.. WALES. aged q
years months and eighteen days
In south wsol9uw, May s. adobe LANCE, aged 2s
years months and u days.
In East Montpeirr, May ?. roLlY NELSON. age. ~
In Worcester May ., LuCINnA BROWN. aged % years.
IN West ropslan Apu 30, ANS, wife Of w. \. Hagiey,
aged 81 years.
In Post Mills, May q. SARAH LADD, aged 70 years o
nene by ALL She devoted Christian and sleeps In
AZ the resurrection Of the Just
ln Nonhheld May2. ARfEfr l., BRIGGS wife of Jamoa
NJ hnkzeli, aged 80 years.
In Middle.ea April 20. AARpN FORBES BELL. nge,l
~ years His remains 90 laidwick Tor ennent.
II West Randolph Arm 49, LTClA wfeof seth Walker,
and aunt OF MIS- A. e. lirpWn " Montpelier aged y yeas.
Ia sharon April 800 EMILY L.. VIE Of Il. T.. Mosher,
aged u year and months. She gently PASSED away
aTg eiri Of insr ~ mi f,irn," H. mourn her e,riY H..
partufe bright her lnFs for tile future her work
en,f her 10 ths world and aany ties OF friendship sni
her close so the hearts VI those she loved.
Dear sl.ter sie has gone with angels To dwell
They have placed The ncen wreath on her brow,
So" wl9wh- 40 l..ely aud 30 lowing aud hnd
L Nme-robed spirit now.
one Mis- she gave IL the loved one bent o'arler.
Closet her ewes gently white nugnIs around her.
Waited her soul to iha mansion above.
An sn.ciionaie hu.hani In .ouoN b ien
hat utY hr remember nl. God has heleti,
Aud mas hh ilust iu hi- Makef ue'cr tall
A. Dee wander lonely and sad through HES dnii in vale.
IN sharon, April 30, STELLA NJ. wife Of Edsari Wiley.
aged ~ years.
A. near the dark valley the way Is 81 pleasant,
\ thought Of returning once darkrns ms mlnl,
Hni strong In The falth IT my risen neieeucr,
can trust Ia His care all I'm leaving behind
Yes, all, e'on my husband and sweet little Music.
The Jos of uuf hearts and the light OF home.
Tho sad be- The parting. for II u glorious.
For angels are waiting tu wrlruina hume
ig luneuhgu At thc residence OF Lambert lasnr. rsl
ELIZABETH widow Of the late spencer CLARKE ne4i NJ
years.
A. Rcd uak, Iowa Apnl "a Of cancer OF stomach. Tt NJ
TIA CHANDLER, wife uf Hon. Mlmm thnnllri, Of
Luarnhufeh VI, aged 81 yens.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10

CE.riNNAL llE,pQu NrrEns. lion. John A.
Page returned Tuesday afternoon from rhilade!-
phia. lie reports that upon application to the
headquarters Of the freight department, infoma-
ton was received that two ears containing tho
building had been sent mp to the grounds two
days before, but upon examination the cars were
found TO be locked aud they could not be opened.
No work had been done as yet upon the foun-
datons of the building, and It was Mr. Pages
opinion that little would be done until after to-day
Mt Page and General ptlSin bought the iurni-
ture and carpets for the building, on very salts
factory terms and made such arrangements that
the building can be fully equipped within two
hours from the time the painters leave it. The
site Of the building Is pronounced To be far supe-
rior 10 tina. of any other State headquarters on the
ground 1t is near the northwest corner OF the
large machinery building very near the entrance
and very accessible. Gen Pitkin remains for a
while to take charge Of the goods exhibited by
the Lane Manufacturing Company.
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A Sad Event In Barre.

=, u -of rncumonla-in barre Wednesday. May g.
Swr IA a sHrH q }ea II months md day. IN
aged 81 years, months and 10 days
There are times VIXEN calanities seem tn come
like organized forces, carrying sudden separation
and sorrow into the midst Of home Leaked at
with only the limited powers Of our mortal vision,
they come on mission of vengeance, arnnud 10
destroy. Only when we think Of them as a mart
of Gods great plan and purpose, do We find the
light shining where, otherwise all had been dark
One of the homes IN Barre presents an instance Of
this kind. la the Christmas time last winter one
member OF the househod-a young and vigorous
man was struck down in a moment bv accident.
aud after lingering for few days in unconscious
ness passed away leaving his Wifo-one of the
daughters Of that home-pnd a little child. thus
suddenly bereft
Last week another sad bereavement fell upon
the same household The father and mother.
after hlici sickness, were called awaJ, and
lonely home aud broken family circle are LEFT
in shadow. Air aud Mrs Gale were known
throughout this community, in the midst 81 which
their lives We're passed 50 near the same age.
dying Of the same disease and withina few hours
Of each other tie event with it, attendant eir-
cunstances was one of peculiar sadness, a like
ease Of death aud burial never having occurred in
the town Bat there is much of brightness withal
Both were earnest, outspokcn Uuiyersalists, and
had been active members Of the universalist
church in barre forsixtecn Year, Amid all their
gref7 and suflcrings their faith in God in Christ.
and IN the final and complete triumph Of right
eousness, never wayered
The funeral service, held on Saturday last at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10

suARoN.-The Sharon Lodge No 1856, lndepend-
ont Order Of Good 1emplars, chose the following
officers for this quarter on the 2sth day Of April
Worthy ChiefTemplar, o. 3 Wiley Worthy Vice
Iemplar, Mrs. /. D. Steele; Worthy Secretary,
Ward follett; Worthy Treasurer o, W. Baldwin,
Worthy Financial Secretary Mrs. o. S. Wiley
Worthy Chaplain, Rev T.. u. Chamberlin; Worthy
Marshal, }. O. Qumby; Worthy Outside Guard,
Hiram Bruce Worthy Inside Guard, Miss Jennie
sherwin Worthy Assistant Secretary, Miss Emma
Tyler Worthy Deputy Marshal. Miss Oracle
Chamberlain Worthy Right Hand supporter, Miss
Nellie Hart Worthy Left Hand Supporter, Miss
Jennie Badger The lodge Is in a prosperous eondi-
ton, new members are constantly joining the
lodge and there Is much interest in the cause Of
temperance. The lodge numbers eighty menu
bers The Good lenparS will occupy their new
hall next Friday eve
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10
IomN EMERsoN,s EsrATE.

- NlAlF ", fihsivNl y Afith.'"n ii-tlitis -
Ia Probate Court held az Montpelier In said District
The 22l day II Apul, 4. u. 1875
On application Of j. T.. Eusi the aronunt Of james
Hammond, who was appointed agent 10 take possession AMI
chang of the dsribuiiye share OF Miranda Emerson
sent htf OF the estate 81 John Emerson, late OF Calais. la
said District desel ordered Ia be- rendered eNamn.
alton aud nllownneei ami Application l. alr made
decree " distribution OF said share To- The hss Of the said
Miranda, who j. supposed a. BE- dead. MheIenron II 1.
uh hy said tuut, that said account and s Application
be- riere % session thereof To BE- held AZ the Probate OF
flee u said Montpelier the llihday ct May, A. d. lrh
hearing and decision thereon And II Is further ordered
that notice hrf he given To all persons Interested by pu
hun of the tlf Wrk. successfully In the Vernon
Waterman and state Journal "a newspaper published sl
Mont f, previous IA sail time appointed tot hearing, tina
they appear al nid time and place, and show cause, u
tsy may have, wy said account should be allowed
2f-3u ~ A. CHASE. Rez,tster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10

REMARKABLE LONGEVITY "A tasteful shaft Of
Rutland marble from the shop Of Remington and
Foster Of Waterbury, was set up last week in the
cemetery, and bears the inscription Of the names
Of -four persons whose united ages amount 10 three
hundred and forty-nine years. Hon ban Carpen-
ter, aged seycnty-six years his widow, Betsey Car
penter, aged ninety-two years his father Simeon
Carpenter, aged ninety years, and his mother
Anna Carpenter aged ninety-on years. The
names are neatly engraved on cottage die, fin
ished with projecting cornice aud gothic arches
This stands upon a pedestal of marble supported
by heavy base Of Barre granite, aud is sur
mounted by tapering spire all of which render it
monument ofyery fine proportions wrought with
artistic skill Judge Carpenter was one Of the
what is considered good old age, seventy-six
years, while his widow, Betsey Carpenter, woman
Of rather delicate health in middle liie-supposed
To be inclined 10 consumption-liyedo ON TO see her
children grow to be gray headed grandiathers and
grandmothers, and pass away one by ono until
Esq, a graduate Of the University Of Vermont
and Julia Dillingham;, the wife Of Hon Paul D-
bingham, both of whom are now living in Water
bury. She retained her faculties AT the time of
her death, last November 10 q very remarkable
degree reading without spectacles, hearing read
lily, genial and witty In conversation, good coun-
selor Ia the church, mother in Israel A. all
the pastors Of the Congregational society during
the last half century will abundan.ly testify.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10

TINS PRESIDENTS MESSAGE A few weeks
since Representative Blackburn, Of Kentucky, of
iered, and the House passed, resolution, asking
the President whether he had performed amy oili-
cial acts while absent from the Capital. The reply
was sent in Friday, and Il blackburn is not con-
WINGED that he made blunder when he asked the
question, the majority are doubtless to-day OF
opinion that they made donkeys of themselves
when they gave il their sanction.
While the President uses no language unhe-
coming the dignity of his office every sentence is
an intmation to his questioners that they have
been meddling with what is none OF their business.
As an argument It is simply unanswemhle, and
must forever silence the howl which partisan dem
agogues set mp whenever the President from
whatever cause, temporarily absen'' himself
from the Capital What he has been so persist
emily abused for doing has been uniformly done,
without Iebuke, by all his predecessors Ihls ID
shown by the statistics which, II what the fresi-
dent himself says fails to do so, must convince
the author and endorsers OF the resolution that IN
passing It they made great blunder.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-10
A dl.tlnguI.hed phy.lol@sl.l M. .,id tlat NM,

distinguished psychologist has said that Neuralgia
q the cry Of the hungry for their special foot which
Is the rhnsphorous contained In the blood This painful
disease usually followed by general prostnion on ac-
count Of the great waste tissue aud insufficient sup
ply OF nerve iore to maintain the OF the vital or
gins. The common OF Neuralgia aud Rheumatic
Pains Is depmvcd Nutrition arising from Derangenez of
the stomach Mal-a-smlatono the Food and Poor Hood
Dr. Wheeer's Compound Eliyr Of Phpspsates and Casaya
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