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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

The Spanish race came 10 America before
the Anglo Saxon. II colonized the southern
part of it with military greediness and eccle-
siastical rapacity, 1t was an old nation, in
state of decay, when it founded its colo
MES here. Its oolonists never cut loose from
the parent stock aud inherit the idleness
the avalice and the cruelty of people never
noted ia history for high traits of character.
They had some martial power, some com.
mercial enterprise, but they have never done
anything to organize new ideas or TO admin.
lister what others devised. They brought
here the sickly blood of dying race, the
tniitonary institutions of the past. the
mass-book, the legends of unnatural saints.
iba symbols of superstition and cruelty, fet
tsrs aud bloodhounds. They brought no
passion for liberty, no noble sentiments. no
seed corn Of great moral aud spiritual har.
vests. The butchercd the Indians who dis
believed in the immaculate conception and
outraged them with an all-deyouring lust.
They settled in the fairest and most pro
ductye parts Of the land, They appropri
ated the most delightful bordering islands
They slew the native tribes with the sword.
occupied their lands, which were better TILED
than the gardens OF Arragou, stole their
silver and gold, rayished their wives and
daughters. Not Columbus nor Las Casas.
but Cortes aud Pzarro and Torquemada.
were types of Spain in America They have
had possession Of the lands they stole for
three hundred and fifty years and more, and
they have not broken the continuity of their
history, the succession of idleness. rapine.
cruelty and blood They have per,etuated
ecclesiastical, political and domestic slavery.
Ihey invented aud still maintain the slave
trade and keep up the cruelty Of negro
slavery when all the other nations that once
shared 1t with them have given it up.
In sOuthAmerioa they have hnd len ren,b.
lies and one empire. These republic, cover
nearly as many square miles as Europe and
contain about twelve millions Of men. They
are rich with The productions OF a tropical eli.
mate. Catbedrals Of imposing proportions,
and served by multitudes Of priests, adorn
all their cities. Monasteries and converts,
filled with men aud women who are faithless
to the primary duties of civilized society, oc-
cupy the finest hill-tops and the most slightly
slopes OF the mountains But not an idea
Is ever begotten in them ALL Not book is
written or published there. Not a school,
save some parish anomaly where the oral
eaieshi.m is taught, is established there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

COUNTY AGRlcULTuRAL SoCIETY.-The annual
meeting OF the Washington County Agricultural
Society was held at the Court House. ia this vii.
lage, ON Tuesday and the following officers were
chosen for the year ensuing: President. Clark
King Montpelier; Vice President, Albert D,yinell
Calais Secretary, W. c. White, Barre; Treasurer.
jas A. Coburn, East Montpelier; Auditor, f. f.
Andrews, Berlin, The town directors chosen
were as follows Barre, }. n Ketchum. C. NJ
Hall Berlin, +. T. Andrews, Harrison Alexander.
Cabot c. W. Fisher, J. L. Severance: Calais. !
h Tobey, J.. L. Dwlne; Duxbury. Myrop
Graves J. I. Perry; East Montpelier Geo How
land A. j. HOLSTER; Fayston, A. d. Bragg NJ
Strong Marshfield, II. T. Martin, A. T. Town.
Moretown, f. W. Bisbee, A. T. Ioveioy. AIiddle-
sex, VIM Chaplin. G. G. Eaton Montpelier n
Z. lapori A. o. Cummius; Mortified l. W
Avery ). II. Ransom, Orange, Geo J (ooke :
VI, curtis Plainiied {. A. Bartlett " Mar.
TIM Roxbury J. Simons, T. L. Bnrnhanr W.
cester, 4. Miles, j. \. koiton; Woodbury., q ID
Town, A. u. Holt Warren T. A. Edridrs g W
bragg Nailsheld, l.. H. Joslyn. T. bushnell
waterbury, ID. Hopkins, s. Il. IIuse; Williams.
Town ., Z. Little o. !. Walker The following
were eiected as committee on the location of The
next iair' 10 report at the next directors meeting
\. y, cummings, G. W. Hall, J. X. Tobey, l.. ",
the following premiums were awarded. pne,
crops. A. Bartlett, llainfield, first ON Ruta
baSas, ,hree dollars Held crops-C. A. Bartiett
plalnheid, hrst ON barley, three dollars n i
naite''i iialhneld, first on spring wheat three
dollars q. G. Willard, Fast Montnelier 6rs, on
oats three dollars '''' on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

tEN1rm or INVENTION Undoubtedly the
great Machinery Hall will be the GROWING point
Of American triumph in the coming Centennial
While the latter half Of the century which our
Union has been ia existence proved vastly more
productive Of valuable inventions than the fifty
years previous, America can point with pride to
the large number Of remarkable labor-saying ma
chimes with which her inventors have blessed the
world. The telegraph, the rotary printing press
the sewing machine, and other leading articles OF
universal use have been widely landed; bat there
are innumeElble articles, the result OF American
ingenuity, each Of which is worthy descriptive
article Of greater length than newspaper limits
usually allow To protect the teeming brain that
evolves with patient thought and thorough test
the perfected idea OF some new or improved
method in machinery, manufacture, etc, and to
secure, If possible suitable pecuniary return to
such inventor, the patent laws have been eslaO-
hshed and maintained; but the inventor has 10
eXenise discrimination In the selection OF sollel-
tor, or he may suffer pecuniary loss In seeking
letters patent for an unpatentabe article, or iAiI
to obtain patent 10 which he is justly entitled
ON account Of faulty specifications. II a long OK
perienec and immense business with every de'
paitnent of the patent office, thorough CONVEX
sance with foreign as well as American patent
laws aud rules, and success in procuring all Dc
sired papers for his clientage that is unequalled'
be the best recommendations for patent solie''
tor, then Mr.. r. H. Eddy, Of 10 State Street. bos-
ton, so widely known as one Of the most success
FIJI men In that line, is commended as strongly oy
his works to all seeking patents, renewals eN'
tensions, trade marks, etc, as he has been COR
daily indorsed for many years past by his patrons
and the press Of New England
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

Iur mystery of the Boston explosion, at
the Federal street bridge, seems to have been
solved 1t appears that when tie grade Of the
street was raised, the old sidewalk remained,
and new one of plank was boxed over it in
such a way as to form au almost air.tight en-
closure through which the gas.pipe ran The
gate in this pipe from which the gas tar is
ordinarily drawn OFF, had been unaooounta-
bly, left open, and consequently this enclos.
ure had become filled with gas ready to ex-
plode on amy accidental communication to
1t OF fire. 1t is supposed that the gas had
made lis way up the lamppost outside the
pipe, and that when the draw Of the bridge
closed, the conclusion had sufficient effect ON
the jet OF flame in the lamp to give it an i'm
pulse downward, which set fire to the rising
stream Of gas and it flashed back and blew
up the fully charged sidewalk This reduces
the whole thing to a blunder in constructing
such gas trap, and to carelessness in leaving
the vent open after the process of elimiuat-
ing the accumulated tar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

WENDELL PnlLlrs says: "There are
enough temperance men in the common.
wealth, to-day, to control it. Why don't
they control it because they are not true
to their principles, and because they don't
organize. For all the crime and pauperism
and sin and misery in the eommonw calth,
they are responsible before God"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

la PAGEs TRIAL-Ihe trial Of la Page the
suspected murderer Of Josie l4ngmaid and Ma
rietta Ball. commenced at Concord, n II yestor-
day, Hon. Lewis W. Clark, Attorney General
W. W. Flanders, County Solicitor, and the Hon
Charles r sanborn, will conduct the persecution
for the state and Samuel u, Page and the Hon
William T. Norris, Of Concord, will appear for la
Page. number Of citizens Of st. Albaus are
present at the trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

NnsnRE Mr.. and Mrs Charles orr ee'e-
DRAFTED the tenth anniversary OF their marriage On
the evening Of January LIST. About hity inen"'
and neighbors were present. each bringing many
good wishes and some useful articles OF un' VI
other appropriate gifts, and all enjoyed very
pleasant evening. Mr.. and Mrs Orr have been
prosperous couple, having met none OF me ri
verses or bereayements 80 common To al a.a
that their future may be as bright and prosperous
Is the wish Of all who know them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05
State Board Of Agriculture.

/ The Professor address ON Noxious Insects
WAS on the programme for the afternoon. but In
his absence, the essay Of Mrs Carleton was sub
stitutcd for IT,
The speaker commenced by saving that he
should ronhno himself to the description Of a few
special examples Of injurious insects, aud not go
into The subject generally. lie did not think that
any special scientific knowledge on the subject
was necessary To the farmer, but he could, by
careful attention, accomplish much, 10y under
standing what the noxious insects wero and how
to destroy them lie thought careful haud pick
ing accomplished great deal more in the dcstruc-
ton Of insects, than was generally supposed Il
was alsu necessary that your ueiehbors should
pay careful attention to their trees, for IL they
were oycnun With worms, one could not accom-
plisll much Concerted and rational endeavor
was necessary. In order that farmers should meet
with good succcss in The destruction Of noxious In
scots
The speaker then proceeded to consider special
varieties OF these insects, first referring to what Is
commonly called the potato bug, and described
the different insects which go under this common
Name and give some instruction Tor their de-
structiou
lie aterwmd referred To that class of insects
which inicsi apple trees, aud recommended for
their destruction hand picking and the bandag-
ing of the trees with various kinds Of grdles above
the destroyers SO that they could not ascend
The Professor paper as well az being scientific,
was very mieligiole and instructive, and com
handed the closest attention oil the audience.
At its conclusion the president introduced Pres
ldcni NJ. II. Bnckham, who preiacod his lecture
! by saying thai his object was TO make the home
/ life NJ the farmer more seli-respectlul and COM
tented There was tuo much dlssatisiaetF 2
among farmers with their occupation Mischief
makers aud demaSogues had come among them,
ana spread broadcast the seeds Of dissens.on
Farmers bad become too much In the habit Of
complaining Of their business, and beliltling their
honorable calling His object was 10 give the
tone Of this meeting an upward turn, aud there
fore ho had selected a. his theme Tho Home
Life OF the Farmer
The speaker first asked his hearers To consider
how large plt Of oar total life is our home life
Ihrcc-iomths Of an we think or do il. In one way
oronother connected with our home life. Was
not then, that man happy Whose home life was
| bright aud cheerful? and WIS not the necessity
greater Tor making 10 so? lie Thought farmers
/ had the advantage of all other cIasscs OF people
in the location Of their homes chat g., in the
/ country lie proceeded eloqucntlJ TO describe his
/ ideal homc-a farmhouse of some age with de-
/ lishtiu location, surrounded hs the beautics Of
nature, shaded and sheltered, perhaps, hy % noble
! elm, adorned here and there DDS the touches of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

xecutive
Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

JOnH y BANTER,
jacob EsTEY.
WILLIAM Il. SANFoiip,
DUDLEY T. HALL,
LAWRENCE BRAINERp,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-07
9CneinnilBigeS.
@ittrI asaeu gSaIIerIudlt.

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tboOc bcNicnen unO Ucr6Tcntlidlt Tic I'LL
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-07

Sur gutij iNr iolhc miercr 3auS.
iraICn, Ole es nod uiht ipihCn. - IS
crci0uct iib sulucilcn, Nab rciucS ib0ncS
SNmnIS itarf ihmcfcnN, ia rOniiD miro,
pouon Oic llriabc ;iI crrNtbch iii. sSn
loIhCm Sale brinoc man bnS Sdlmnlj
in cincu aciieI ilbcr NoS 6cucrEm 0icn.
bis man mcint C5 fObt; Damn pcric
man cine Sdeibe Nrob Gam bcltcu
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gen, bob iturt auffodcuo iid cine Wfcn.
&c Sdaum ubIonbcrt. Scicn Sd)aum
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me man aud pOS 8roO bcrnnS. Winn
fultc NoS ShmaI;. Oh cS ftp uuo rcin'
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S6mali ftp mo UobIihmCfeuO lit. ici
cS aud lbon cin Sobr alt. GS uCritcbt
lid pon icIbit. Oab man bel icpcr @rocc'
Dir cincn Sduitt 8roo nimmt uno
,par 4 Boil bif, bCnn Die mCiitc 8ctt.
liurc, &ObIcnitOit lllp. 5icbt 9Icib in'S
Bro0.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-07
GjeQCu Wuttrn. -

0sscn @uttru. - 9OS foI0nOc nc.
cCpt, I'M Miottcn bon HcI3wcrf II. &Ici'
bern ab,ubaItcu, bat lid) mad UicIidbri
acm @C6rauhc GI5 uoIlfommCu Wrtinm
Crpicicu ncbmc 9itcr 8Cin9cilt.
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borin 30 @ramm Sampler oui. @icic
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pobrt mo Dor Dem 0Cbroub 9cidliltteIt.
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3uIammcn9cbnlltcs 8Iicbpapier 0cIc9t,
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ihwiubet CT NO0c9cn icbr ibncll ans Den
Nlcocm II. /. 10. S0S &crfnbrCn mnb
nbcr ale Sabre crn'ucrt ucroCn,
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Gnndlru fir 0cliiacl.

IHuUcN IhC VVlHBCl' SlC Ut
ibCu &nobcn iinN Ciu iCbr UcrtbUOlIc$
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pcn Der @r6bc uOn McIibfOrnf6rucm.
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&uodcn Su @iibncriuttcr mcbr mcrtb
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-07
9ampsnal init Surtbeil III bremen

T. lin oicS 81 tbun nimm 8OhinIi nnN
lott in Mnilcr ouf mas ScrNcbcu mill
rOh NOS nidt, boSm Dem Yobcn iurilf
bIcibt. Damn nimmt man ocn Sod
ten mo taudt CiniNcmuI in NnS SaI;,
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audi miro N0S.ScI nidlt mcbr QuNlmcn
mo cS miro nod bcNcutCnO .utniOrr
Sd uCrbramt.
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De- 9ulltOr'jlt.
Gin tptnis SGsrl tanu uub rann,.
gSir6 gelifbt BON Sseernann.
Bur Noti, fir arme SenieI.
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Heb immcr SrCu nno HebIibfeit
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God !ucnn Oh ia luaS itcbIcn mnbt,
Stcbl 0Ieidl eu Snnfe 8eIo;
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llnO fonnlt aud 6roubcl icOcr gIrt
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CUrdjS bicli9c 9cbcu 9ebu,
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Srim GrrpHnu,rn uun Sanmrn ioll

e5 OnrhnuS niht 0Icid0iiItig iciu. Oh
Bic SClc bcriclbcn, mcIdc 0cNcu giorOcn
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cin9cboltcu purOc. IS mag NicIc Gr.
fubrlIuD luObl bc9rilnoCt icin.
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Soier ole Seiueiie
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Der temptttnislttn Drugatlten unb GbemiftT
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Sin tUsrtbDpncs Gi0cms
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Gin prrtbSOas5 Gisrntbum mb StSrr, 0rIr.
gen in eatrrtr, 9BrImOrrlanb Counts 1T III
prrfaufm. Gs britsbt aus
IL 2pte Orunt
geIsSrn an tsr 9i1Onirr uub Sbcmylpn StraBs,
so bel t50 5uB. eispHirr III bic Saupftra6s.
DaS Gjebaube III Gin
3pst f$ d t9ss baflsinrnrs
9Gpbnbaus,
% lei % 6uB. Die Strrsimbe tefntst 6d
in rinem 9lnbau am Wpbnbaus, bat 80 6u6,
unb III fcIsi6 binldusIib grp6 srnua. UNI II.
9rnb Gin anbrrrs GflhGft ~ bftrsibrn.
Die StcresgCCbS tfliebm aus Groceries,
9Ias. unb peBslInnpnarrt, II. I. To. Die
ed8e II cine Itbr palIrnbe uno gsIunbf.
gln9 brfinbGt IIh Gin bGblber 0artsn nit
Irautenanlnssn am Sauis, mic aud Gin Sci.
Ter unb pCrtreiiliGes 9GnIirr.
Das Gnnjr pirS fir Sc. 400 Srrfauft. ger
ipri 9dbren tpnrcn $1,000 b0fiir asbctsn.
Naufuitise pfrten ppbl ttun, litb an uuS ,u
tprnern, ba mir in 9firri bslIrIten bic bette
Gmpffbluneen 9eben fSnnell
2atrpbs, SuIi 20, fS76-if.
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gErnn Nrirn nnsIrnfnrn. fnIIcu

gGrnn Seiru ausirodnrn, fallen iic
uuSCinnnoCr, iprcBcn iib uuN werOcn
bnIN untaugIih. &rmn man iie obcr
cNc gSohc cinmnI, am &aibtn0 sum
8cilpiCI, cine bOlbe StunNc lang in
Scifcnuniicr tnudt, bIcibcn Tic Sibe,
iducibcu bcn Gnrpct nidlt, boItCn uicI
ldn0er, unb fCbrcn INNER uic Gin ncucr
Ncien.
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Or. SUaDnC'S
'COmpOundSyrupOfW Wild Cherry
taS ciu;tsc iiH pcrfaimiitel!

9IIllvuFrn ijnmt ium,it aus b;r 9uflr6bre
Gribtd, @rOnh,a CtCr aus ben tul1tn, unb III
msbrfabs nrldtrn luinldrsibCn, alS bd iinb
nGtuenllIGnlnug ets NSipuS, ute!fllIIr 9luls
aefiBe. lhndfe pUuafu, llCbsranlirngun9 ttl
SiimnC, uEtnSrldts Gathering ,r,
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"Dr. Swayne's COmpund Syrup OF
Wild Cherry"

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9lut rtiniGt, bic petsr unS Titrrn pisStr Al
ncucr GuEtticn antGSi uno has RGTsfrs Sollrm
litIi.
9as inyist GayialmiltsI fir 9lulpuitn unS
lcnltise Vingtnlrinibeiitn. Shpinofiihti1c peer
nit IhWibrR ganasu tsbafiete Weripnen fplIien
niat rOldumen b'fic3 prGsi0bi.il6e ptlImitleI
fshlCunill III sTlGhsu.
Dttfe @ebicu turrt niht Bios SdDinoGuht,
icnotru aud alls aneerrn lanepirrissn tbrpniIhtn
aranIbeilen. Oar Utsrduh tsrielben I6ll ten
6uhtn, Ssrminteri bed Rdhifdpci6, bic SNmrr-
gen bDren duf uno Ter QulS aIbtiiGi piebCr rtg,ls
mdblg, her Wagrn Dteeu Ueroauen uno itheS
Organ 6gS Abrpe 9 ipiIb nit frildem 9lut perie>
ben. hnrb wclbce cas- game Spfem ncue Nrafi
erbilt.
pret 81 10 pro 1iaftc, 6 BIalbsu fir S.. 90.
S5Ottc rs N err HahbarI6aft nitt iu babtn
fem, IL lhid.H mir rs vCr grprs5 an irsenb cine
Aonlt
Dran itr an gtrlopfaus uSsr SOpfitnu;cu
ltthet, 70 Hrbmn cine 9pr non
Or. SWaBRr's Snr;gtaru.
9ttmrt ;ucrti sia, cuES 1iltn unS bunn .
Swapnrs gotletrfNta. SpTup.
Die 9ilen p,rStn cen Wassa rtniarn, Dtl>
hts ven ter sG0Sirn DIGtiettit III, Gpneelpn Ter
Stbtr ptrbltrn, biz MtrOsn Harlem, Mppttit geben,
eae SlutrsiuiSen urS allen ~ bilIi5len 6iGttr
srfrrntn.
9isirbm ilnb rsiA seattabililtr Nalur uub
iptrTtn bauptiidIib auf Die ettGr, 6bnIib mic
Galcmd, Ubns baB le bic Itdblits gBirhng Str,
isIben baten. 9rdS 25 Gents.
Sabtittrtuur ppn
Or. SipaDne S GCn,
$40 glOrb ste Shubr, ppiIabslrbia.
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0eeU. gatcr s. 8. 9Icbmann,

Gin aul,s RitttI sfs.n Golf unb 9eiblbmtr
,tn Iin6 Or. ausuit 86nig'e pambut'
eer Grppftu, l6ribi 9nr Wlbad Dtll,
BHtapafa, 9nb., Bonn eisItlbtn htlfn ahsfh'
tIitlih,