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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-30

TO NO kind of begging are people SO
averse as to begging pardon, /. e., when there
is any serious ground for doing so. When
there is none, this phrase is as soon taken in
vain as other momentous words are upon
light ocoasions.-H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-30
The Inner Life.

What a lovely thing is human soul !
Men walk abroad and exchange greetings
with their fellows, and utter light, careless
words, and all the while apart and deep
down within them is world of thought aud
feeling, of hopes aud fears, hidden away
from every mortal eye-kuown only TO God
They themselves are conscious that their
words and actions are often but very i'm
perfect exponents OF this inner life, aud that
by far the larger proportion of their thoughts
and longings and aspirations never find ex-
pression-never come to the surface at all.
Not more truly do the up-heaved rocks give
but slight indication of the mighty forces at
work beneath them than does the outward
life of the work that is going on in every
human soul. We are prone to be harsh and
superficial in our judgments of each other.
We say Of some, how light, how giddy, how
reckless they are, and know not that God
may see beneath the gay exterior anxious
thought and earnest aspirations. And herein
lies great hope. Because your loved one
was taken, it may be suddenly, away, and
left behind no positive sign that he was a
Christian, it does not necessarily follow that
he was not. | say necessarily, for ordinarily
the tree is known by its fruit but in view
of the experience of every one of us, NAV
we not believe that the All-searching Eye
sometimes discerns in souls the beginnings
of good which untoward circumstances or
other causes have not permitted to develop
as yet, but which may yet yield rich fruition
in the paradise of God. Doubtless, as has
been said, if ever we reach heaven we shall
meet many whom we never expected to see
there.
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Sperial }ludres.
COSTIVENESS
PROLIFIC CAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH.

What every person needs Is Portable, Pleasant and
Effective Remedy for indigestion. without a thorough
digestion Of the food there he healthfu Blood which
Is the Life Of Man." and 10y which the whole system
nourshed The market is full of Pnls which are only
drain upon the system, but the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-30

In Norway, men who get drunk are made
TO sweep the streets for a penalty. How clean
our streets would be ii we had such law
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Remember the Old Standard
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer,
ThiTty-Seven Years before the Public.

II significant fact that notwithstanding the long pc
Rod of time that the "PAN KILLER" has been before
the world, 1t has not shown the least sign OF waning popu
arty, but the contrary the demand for it has steadily
increased, and Pain Killer" is now household word,
both AT home and In all foreign countries where cyiiza-
ton exists and Is OF the principal means by which the
missionary is enabled approach the heather. ex-
terna and internal remedy it has equal Its effect is
quick and and be safety. Every family
should have ready for immediate sudden
illness. The Pain Killer is sold by all medicine dealers
In all parts OF the world.
Perry Davis A. SON. Propnetors, Providence, X. 1.
April 25th, 1877 sO-slr
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Railroad !Time GABLES.
MONTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER n. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing on Monday, DEC. 18th, 1876.
and after date, trains will leave Montpelier twells
River Depot rs followsi
Mail TrainAt Tb5 A. ", for all points the Passump
sic, white Mountains, and Boston. Concord and Mon
treal roads, with direct connections at white River
Junction and Concord for all points below.
Accommodation Train At 1880 p. VI. Except Mon
days, tot all points north OF Wells River Passump
sic road all points white Mountains road, and south
on the Boston, Concord and Montreal road far as
Plymouth. Mondays this train leaves Montpelier at
s.45 A.Ml
Mixed Train-At AS p. NJ for Wells River and way
stations. Connections at Wells River as follows 90
y. NJ. for all points south of Wells River on the Pas
sumpsic road, with direct connections at White River
Junction 10 Boston, and all points Intermediates also
for all points down The Connecticut River 1890 A.
NJ, for st. Johnshury, Newport, Montreal aud the
West; also for Boston, via Plymouth, Concord, Man
chester, Nashua and Lowell.
W. A. sTowELL, superintendent
Montpelier, VI, December 49, 1876. 66-l7
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eWew eadrertisements.

OK Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name 10 cts
<c postpaid l.. JONES n CO., Nassau \, " 2O-OO
FOR SALE lone thoroughbred Devon Bull six
II teen months old. NJ. q. NJ FISHER.
Cabot, Vt, May q, 1877. 4-s5
"OUDAN HENS.-Eggs 81 per dozen Packed
1888 LUCIEN +, ROBERTS, South STAFFORD, VI.
$40 TO $1,000 ot nysfd n wal st. SoS,S sSGfS
Book sent free explaining rythng Address
1890 BAXTER a CO.. Bankers, 1 Wall ST., n. Y.
GENERAL STATUTES.-Cople of ihe General
~ Statutes OF Vermont edition of lsh, be procured
at the principal booksores In the state Of county clerks
or of the undersigned. at $3.50 per copy.
GEORGE NICHOLS, Secretary of State.
Northhed, April 23, 1871, sO-ss
nAIRYMEN TAKE NOTICE.-E. NJ. sayton,
- successof To II. X slaytol Manchester, New llnmp
shire, wholesale dealer In butter cheese and all kinds
country produce COnssnments solicited. Advances made
on receipt OF goods Dnymen conslgning their butter To
me; will have II well I'D and prompt returns.
5l-tf h. NJ. SLAYTON, Manchester, n II.
pOARDERs.-Thc attention of any in want Of nice
Invited To the Holmes Block, opposite the Post0oe,
Gently known aS the Central House." which will be opened
by the undersigned May lst, Boarding House Very
pleasant and desirable rooms, suite and single, furnished
and 9ntnrnShe The house having been thoroughly
faieh re-paperee painted, etc, ohs pleasant and
clean Boarding House. where boanes enjoy the
SOFT MRS TnIiE
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DYSPEPSIA.
such as Oppression after Eating, Sour Stomach, Splitting
Of Food Pdipdton also Headache, Ditsness, Pam in
The Back or LOins, Yeopness If tie Skin Eyes, Sick
Headache Coated Tongue, BiioHsHes, Liper Complaint
Poor appetite, DeJIng, FdintHess, Neardigic Pains,
Monthly Pains, and all Female Irregularities Also
the best Worm Medicine used.
From the Gorenor Of Massachusetts, formerly Mayor Of
Boston;
BOsroN December |, 1866.
have known DIR. Harrison for many years a practical
chemist. Ills statements worthy oi entire confidence
have heard frequent and favorable mention made of his
medical preparations, and have examined testimonials
tpecng them from eminent medical authorities of this city
who employ them in their practice have frequently used
the fersaltic Lozenges, and think them to be
able and valuable medicine,
(Signedl ALEX. H. RICE,
PRoE-rra box thirty cents; larger box, go cents For
sale by all druggists by mail postage free. receipt
price, by
X. A. HARRISON ~ CO..
15-26-eow 40 Union Street, Boston.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

WASHINGTON, January II. - The
House has passed the consular and di-
plomatic and military academy appro-
priation bills. All the amendments
offered to the former in the way of
reducing salaries were defeated.
WAsHNGTON, January l1.-During
the morning hour, the Senate passed
the House bill making appropriations
to supply the deficiencies in the cor
tingent fund Of the House Of Repre-
sentstives, with various amendments
Of al unlmportaut character.
The Senate discussed the bill to per
feet the revision OF the statutes, all
dav.
Nh Morton, from the Committee on
Privileges snd Elections, submitted
resolution dIscharging Enos Ruayon,
of the firm of Martin 4 Ruuyon, bank
ers and brokers, OF Wall street. New
York, from tho custody of the ser
gean;-a:-arms, he having testified be
fore the committee, and thus pUrged
himself of contempt.
The Pacific Railroad Committee
agreed unanimously to report bill.
|, leaves the conf c,ing o.aaches from
New Orleans an open question.
The Judiciary COMMITTEE had no
meeting.
In committee investigation Of the
police board, Major Richards, chief Of
police, testified that Mlrtagh, the
president of the board, had requested
him TO watch Representative Whit
thorne, and if found in any questionable
place TO arrest him. The metlve wss
TO break the force of the report of the
national committee. The scheme does
not appear to have been plot 10 eniice
Whitthorue into danger, bur to arrest
him on any trivial pretext.
NEW YORK, January l1.-Nr. VIM.
Orion, President OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was taken 10
Washington this morning on the 9: so
limited express train, in custoay of
the deputy sergeani-at-aIms of the
House of Representatives.
Officers of the company state that
every lawful means viii be resorted TO
for the secrecy of dispatches passing
through the company's offices. They
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nartmeD,s is ,rsnsqc,o5 ,,iv.s them al
y,r-ayrs which rrr.. n,a-.,. % ,h,
ir,e-e,. II ,hosa ,.ho or',.,r,,, ,hc., ..
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60. -. g.. ~. -. g.
So. ~ .... - l...r...o, Cd a..
All I'm Ib,fr -.,,,.- - Irc.,e re,r,
r.,,.rt ,.,...., ,n.-l-.. for .r.. 81. -
-.... .,..--.-.. ,.,.,cc-.feca..- bond.
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\ CnrdIoIhc Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments OF a
V :. class of sufferers. Thousands Of
cures have been made 10y ,hrm, ami,
in fact, the word failure could not be
coupled with them. But within the
last two years counterieits of our med
lClueS have sprung up, danger
Gus in their close imitation OF our
trade mark. To secure the people
We have PLACED upon each genuine box
Of Holloway's Ointment the TGt S,wIls
Of the signature Of our agent, Mr.. JOS.
uayGock. To counterfeit is felony.
We shalt relcnt,eSsly pursue anyone
who initiates this with the utmost Wig
or Of the law. We most earnestly beg
that the great mass of the American
people will aid US in our efforts 10 pro
tect their health and help US in our
task of bringing these most unpriuci-
Piled men 10 the bar of justice. laI-
tormly refuse to purchase medicines
pCrporting to be ours unless NJ. Jos.
Haydock's signature is attached to
each box of Pills or pot of Ointment,
aGd the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedieLt servants,
HOLLOWAY & Co
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FsRIGUTs BY tbs CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. During the year 1876 there
were received riH the Texas Central
railway at the Austin depot: Lumber,
1929 carloads, OF 7,645, 600 feet
shingles, I49 carloads, or :, 45O, 600
shingles; laths, 70 carloads, or 100,
600 la.hs; doors, sash and blinds, -
carloads. OF the above Loomis &
Christian have received :, 905, 600 feet
of lumber; 1850, coo shingles; 49,
600 la;hs, and . carloads of doors,
sash and blinds. {. F. Millett has re-
ceived :, 500, 600 feet of lumber; $500,
600 shingles; e4o, 600 laths, and 8 car
loads of doors, sash and blinds. En-
erson i Noble have received 900, 600
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To CousutnpuVes.

The advertiser, u retired physician,
having provideuiialiy discovered while
q medical missionary in South Asia, =
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy permanent cure OF consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, cSIarTh, and all
throat aud lung aiTec;ions-also posi-
tive and radical specific for nervous
debility, premature decay, and all
nervous complaints, feels it his duty to
make il known To his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive he will cheer
fully send (lIee Of CHARGE to all who
desire it, the recipe for preparing, and
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To TIE PUBLIC. The undersigned
announces to the public that by reso-
luton of the corporation of c. Il.
Johns e Co. he this day assumes
charge of all the property and effects
in the possession and under the con-
troll of said corporation not belonging
thereto, and which did not pass to and
vest in their assignee 10y virtue of the
terms of assignment Of date December
., 1876, such AS special deposits, bonds,
stocks, etc, and other effects belong
ing to o,h"rS and simply left on depo-it
win sucl rPoration for safe keeping,
and such -rpcrty and effects viii bc
delivered D" their proper owners, Us
soon "a pr; 'ticablC, on demand.
He fur'Ler announces that the uu-
finished business OF said corporation,
save and except such matters Il have
passed by said assignment to the as
siguec, has been turned over 10 him
for transaction and settlement, and
will receive his careful personal atten-
ton. All parties interested in such
unfinished business are requested to
address the undersigned, who will take
pleasure in answering all inquiries and
III seeing that the interests of our for
mer patrons are not neglected.
de24f c. Il. JOINS.
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HOLLOWAY & Co.
Jouxs & SrKxcE.-This firm. who's

JOINS * SPENcE.-ThIs firm, whose
advertisements appear elsewhere in
this paper, has been in operation for
about one month. Its members arc
Major c. r. Johns and JoSenh Spence,
two Of the most accomplished business
men in all Texas. Their large acquain-
lance with the State departments and
their thorough knowledge of the man
ner in which the business Of these de-
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Local. OrTIoE ~ THE COuNTKT.-
We learn that the people in the couu-
try are terribly in earnest on the local
option question. At a meeting to DC
held at Pecan SPung school house next
Thursday night Rev. DR.. Chaplin,
DR.. Swcaringcn and others VIII address
the people, and from what we can
learn Of the gentlemen AS lecturers
they will do the subject justice. l. Is
sad that the colored people Of the
country are almost unanimously in ia
yor Of the law, and have called ameet-
ing in the above neighborhood, to
which they have invited the leading
white citizens, for the purpose of ex-
pressing themselves. 1t would be
good idea for each neighborhood to
Ego and do likewise"
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SCENES IN \ JUsyICE'S OFFICE. -
What must bc the views and ideas Of
strangers visiting our fair city with in
ten:ion to locate, when, 10y accident,
they chance to enter justice of the
peace's office 20 find deputy sheriGs
armed and equipped, as If for battle,
staggering around, and u;,eriuS the
most obscene and vulgar language,
Designating and looking upon the law
with contempt, instead Of seeking to
elevate III This was the case yes;er-
day. Is there no remedy! Are the
officials supreme, or are they the ser
wants Of the courts and the people!
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The GRAasuorrEEs.- Last Sunday
Capt. Walsh and brother made cXtyns,vt
Erasshopper researches on their farm
across the river, and the Investigations
proved very satisfactory. Many Of the
little sacks containing the eggs were
warmed 10y the fire and then examined,
and hut now and then could live in.
s,cts be found in them. The severe
cold weather Of the past few weeks,
after the warm weather in the carly
part of the winter, has played sad
havoc with the little hoppers, and thc
farmers are happy.
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GoGTG DRY.-People who have been
over to Paggi's mill and listened to the
roar and rush of water from the i'm
mcnsc Barton Spring, which has so long
been the pride of this city, Will be as
tonishcd and mortified to learn that it
has nearly gone dry and that now only
4 hole of muddy water is to be seen
where a boiling, bubbling spring with
sufficient volume to turn mill h, s
roared for ages gone by. The
spring has been failing fer
u long time, and Mr.. PAggl has not,
therefore, been able to run his mill for
three or four months past. But very
little rain has fallen in tins section III
the past six mouths, and whether the
beautiful Barton Spring Will resume
its past vlgur when the raiUs set III
again remains to be seen. Possibly tn"
uummIrg of the spring for mill purposes
has forced change in the vein, and
that now the outlet is in the bed of the
uVCT.
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Happy InnucncO orn GREAT Specific

AAAPp1 VI AZ SsAG ifSNitiN
For the preservation or recovery OF
health and strength, the diet should
be wholesome and nutritious. When
it happens that the alimcntary pro
ccsscs are disturbed by improper or
hulr-ma>ticatcd food, the best rcm.dy
for the evil results of abusing the di-
gestivc organs is Ilostetter's Stomach
Bitlers, a most agreeable, prompt and
gentle remedy for dyspepsia, and for
the bilious and executive :rrcgulari-
ties which result from it. The liver
and bowels, in common with the
stomach, experience it. benehcent in
| tlucRccs. The refuse of the system is
carried off through its natural outlet,
u healthy flow and secretion of the bile
is promoted, and a powerful impetus
is given to assimilation in consequence
of its use. 1t hcalthfully stimulates
the bladder and kidneys when they
are inactive, and by its tonic and reg
ulating action fortlfes the system
| against malaria.
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THE LAW. For The information Of
fighters and shooters We propose TO
make some quotations from law books
and tell them how many years in the
ponitentiary they can get by drawing
or IL ing weapons, blu lgcous or whips
upon people. l, is well enough for
them to thoroughly understand the
consequences certain hereafter to fol
low pugilis;ic or artillery exercises.
We think we can also lind few legal
clauses that may prove highly interest
ing and useful To certain officials.
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An Advertisement IN thJs paTc- an
nounccs the names Of .hois w.O are
charged with having books belonging
to the public library, and calls up'a
them 10 restore them.
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NEW onLEAys MAnxETs.

NEW ORLEANS. January lG.-COtiOn
duh and Irregular; sales 5000 balcs. good
ordinary llllbllj5c; lows middling y
ale sc; middiiug I25zWl2asc; good
midd.ug l2.{ mI5c; miadliDg fair 1877
obI3lic; far l5.aml3fsc, receipts, net
j2IG bales, gross j--G bales
Gold lO7l i0iO75l. Sight J per cent
discount. Sterling, bank j.Ij.
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. r-..-- ,-.T-,-- -, - I,TyI-.--, ~
~ .,,,T.rrd f1r ,nrra ~, - go -.
indigestion. and during the l.z, s;r
months was very bilious, occasion
ally having q dum3 ch..!, followed by
.....' . ..''r' l,I.ali ''.I me. l 700"
sovcr,l months I Laye bccI ~ ..lr,
and hearty as any man could desire to
he. am thoroughly satisfied .Aat it
IN a.. .. - rec ,.,. 10 Dc l.' nan
u1ga VA, crr,afrrr - .tr,It-n r.. ;. 7
..,. hoard ,,,. TIL. ..,,.l, -. o,d
All rorc. ,i,, y ,,,..e.... ,If Vic ,,,r,I,.s
yn., Cr.in ~ !, $50 -
a II UrGurowrR C9ndu.to- II
amt ~ = y ~ i,-11
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full directions for successfully using,
this providcntiallT discovered remedy.
Those who wish to avail themselves Of
the benefits OF this discovery without
cost, can do so by return mail, by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
DIR. CHARLES Z. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagara Street. Buffalo, y. !.
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HoLLowAy's PILLS or OINTMENT
Scrotun or morbid deposits in the
lungs, JOINTS and tissues. These mcdi-
cincs have rendered this disease les
formidable scourgc than formerly. 1t
has been incontcst.bly proved that in
scroiulous affections they have effected
thousands Of cures. Sold everywhere.
Twenty five ccars per box or POI.
Ar the arluli meeting Of tie stock
holders Of the CrpitaI State Fair Asso-
'rIation, held in the city Of Austin,
January 10, 1871, the following named
persons were elected directors for the
ensuing year: L. r. Campbell, G..
Crow, Geo. Hancock, NJ d. Mathcr,
w. y. Pitts, Jas II. Raymond, a. ).
Roberts, Geo. w. Sampson, Alfred
Smith, G. ) West, Il. Is. Wheeler, ID.
V. Whiting and Geo. Il. Iimpelmun.
TmoRouGnERED MERINos. Mr.. X.
Dyer has just reached this city with
one hundred head Of American Mcriuo
sheep raised in Vermont. There are
forty bucks aud sixty ewes, all from
the celebrated "Goid Dnop' AID
Green Mountain" stock. lie Will
sell al. Of his sheep in one lot, or to
suis purchasers. Call on Mr. Dyer ut
Pcu!cy's feed store, on Pecan street.
jm13i3. &NIt
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=, .i... ,,u. $780,. - $1,000, -
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,.l 49,. ,.t...h 81 ,..,,,,o 1890
an" ''"S' nav L ne'' '"u"'S' "l'Aln
the last twelve months, has gwen two
terrible lessons to cvil-doers, and in
Lee county srd other Dor,ions of the
N'"'e S'N'e'S HAS Ocen INC gamer
through fierce and awful rctrlbution
while law, in its lmpotencv, has
I,,r.o5 an .,,h,s+. or5 while rho cood
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PECAN SPRING, January Q, 1877.
Filters Dlmprrutic .S,ltesmaq - At
an interesting meeting OF the citizens
Of tins community, Monday night, the
{ ghth instant, the following resolu-
tious wcr- unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The clouds Of cullmity
are nov hanging over our county,
threatening the most fearful visitation
to which oar people have ever had to
submit; it being known fact that
whisky sellers aad gamblers 90 hand
in hand. and that being dislodgcd in
other counties in our State, will pour
down upon Us by he hundreds and
thousands; and,
Whereas, ! number of our fellow
citizens have Indicated a desircsto pro-
tcct our county against this saidest of
all events, Is well Is to drive from our
county traffic, the enormity of which
beng beyond computation; therefore,
EcsolrcI, That We most heartily en-
d0rsc the movement on the part OF our
fcIipw-ci'izans, and hereby pledge our
united inlucLcc IN the effort to drive
from our midst al enemy that knows
no law and is Il curse to the nation.
RcsyIrd Itlrh(r, that the DEMO
CRATIC STATESMAN be furnished copy
Of the above with i request to publish
the SAM.
Oar people are terribly in earnest in
this matter, and if the friends of
humanity will even interest themselves
enough to vote, believe our county
Will become the home of thousands Of
good men instead of the class alluded
to in the above resolution. We are
still having plenty of fresh meat and
cold water. NEHEMIAH SAUNDERS.
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DiED-OI Tuslag. The ninth in
slant, at her Tcs;lgucr, two ard half
miles from Austin, Ms. \ c. Nc
kEAS, IN the Gity--ec.Di year Of her
age.