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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-10-21

LEMON DuMpLINGs. Chop the rind
Of one lemon fine, and add it TO the
juice; chop up half a pound Of suet;
mix with half pound of bread crumbs,
one egg, enough milk or water to
make a stiff paste; add the lemon,
sweeten to taste, divide into five equal
parts, and boil in separate cloths for
three-quarters Of an hour; serve with
butter and sugar, or little honey
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OxFoRD DUMPLrNGs. Mix well to-
gether the following ingredients:
Two ounces grated bread, four ounces
cunrants, four ounces shred suet, n
tablespoonful of sifted sugar, little
.allspice, and plenty of grated lemon
peal; beat up well two eggs,add little
milk, and divide the mixture into five
d1mplings; fry in butter to a light
brown color, and serve with wine
sauce.
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4 HEAVY STOCK or
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS.

the subscribers at thoir old stond. which they
offer at Wholesale or retail, at 4 small advance
from cost
We call special attention to now OH for paint
ing cheaper than Linscod Oil. and which works
equally well. Also. to butchers Pure White
Lead a thoroughly tested and highly approved
article. Paints OF every shade and quality !;
Narnish, Japan, Dcn1ine. Paint Brushes. &c, &c.
loft L. /. BUTCHER X son.
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nH. MARsIIALL's
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuh has thoroughly proved itself TO be
the best article ever known for curing the Ca
tarrh, Cold ia the Head, and IIcndhc he.
1t has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases Of sore Eyes. Deafness has been re-
moved hv it, and Herring has often been great
~ improved by its Use. II opens and purgos out
an distinctions. strengthens the Glands and
gives n healthy action to the parts affected II
is recommended by many of the best physicians
and rs used with great success and satisfaction
everywhere.
More than thirty wears experience has proved
its great value: and at this moment it stands
higher than ever before.
sold 10y al Druggists 7-ly
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BeS- There are many men who de-
light in playing the fool, but who get
angry the moment they are told SO.
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The only ournal that gives all the New
England Local News.


It's leading characteristics are great comprc-
hcnsiyeness and cOmpactness Of News; fnllness
and variety Of Editorial Discussions on political
moral religious and literary subjects; and large
space devoted TO Choice Literature In each
and all Of these respects it challenges COMPARE
son with any journal in America.
Among the prominent features Of its pages
every week, are:-An editorial Review and sum
mary of the news; details Of the important
Events of the Week; the Local News of all the
New England States, carefully collected and ar
ranged by States,-an original department, to
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special correspondents at Boston, Washington
and New York. Six to Eight columns of Leading
Editorials and Editorial Paragraphs; Reviews Of
New Books, and Literary, Art and Musical News;
Money and Business review and Summary with
the latest market quotations Of New York, Alba
ny, Boston, Hartford and Springfield; Religious
Intelligence; Agricultural Articles by practical
farmer; stories, original and selected, choice
and fresh; Literary Mscelanes: a Column for
the Children Poetry; and Births Marriages
and Deaths
including Dr. j. q. Holland, ('Tmothy Tit
comb, , and ladyof high literary culture. Its
! Weekly Edition is printed aud mailed on Friday
/ Tor ~ year; ten copies sl5; always in advance.
IL Is also issued Daily ut 81 a year, and Semi
Weekly Con a doublc-sheet) at 81 Ton copies of
the latter for $50. Specimen copies will be sent
on application.
The circulation Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN is
/ lO,OOO copies; of the WEEKLY, 10000 which If
/ greater than that Of any other interior journal
IN the country, and only excelied by but few Of
character of its subscribers, it presents especial
inducements for all kinds Of general advertising
SAMUEL BOWLES a. CO.,
Publishers, Springfield, Mass
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pe5- Every woman is born with a
master mind that is to say, with a
mind TO be master, il she can.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES Of THIS LOAN.

IT IS NATIoSAL SAVINGS BANK Offering
higher rate Of interest than any other aaJ he
best security Amy savings bank which pays it-
depositor- in L. s. Notes. considers that i! is
paying in the best circulating medium ot the
country, and it cauot pay in anything better,
for its own assets are either in government Sc
cnritios or in notes or bonds payable in govern
mcnt paper.
1t is equally convenient as a temporary OF per-
mancut Investment The notes cam always Do
sold for within fraction 90 thcr face and accu-
mulated interest and are the best security with
banks as collauraI- for discounts.
Convertible into a per cent. $40
Gold Bond,
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years. this privileged conversion
is now worth about three per cent per annun.
for the current rate for 500 Bonds is not less
than nine per ce,L premium, and before the wal
the premium on six per cent. L. s. stocks was
over twenty per cent. ], win be seon tint Tire
actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, is not less than ten per cent. PER amum.
It's Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages wc hay,
enumerated, special Act Of Congress ertmit
1 nh bonds ami Treasury Notes from ioca}i4ratioH
Onsthc average this exemption is worth abou
/ two per ccnt. per annum., according to the rat
( Of taxation in various parts Of the country
II is believed that no securities offer SO grca
Inducements to lenders as those issued by TIA
government. Inall otherforms Of indebtedness
the faith or ability Of private parties, or stoc
companies, or separate communities, only,
pledged for payment, while the whole populatio
Of the country is held to secure the discharge
all obligations Of the United States
While the government offers the most liber,
terms for its loans, it believes that the yer
strongest appeal viii be to the loyalty and patr
otism of the people.
Duplicate certificates will DE issued for all di
posits. The party depositing must endorse NJ
ON the original certificate the denomination
notes required, and whether they are to be issue
in bank or payable to order When So endorse
il must be left with the officer receiving the d
post, 10 be forwarded to the Treasury Dcpar
mcnt.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BEREcKIvED by the Urea
urcr Of the United States at Washington, Il
several Assistant Troasurers and designated d
positories and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. AL.
BANS, VT,
and by all National Banks which are dopositor
: of public money, and
All respectable Banks and Bankers
throughout the country viii give further info
4, nation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
233m
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Say- The tobacco chewer is said to
by like a goose in a Dntch oven-al-
ways on the spit.
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NOTICES. DRAMATIC, MUSIC
AND ART CRITICISMS,

are prepared with care and importantly t,n
There are many matters belonging par:-,
the domain Of news and partly 10 tnat ul -
tire, which must enter into dairy htNll-ror
Tor these II n not 80 much either eniei eon
expense that IL necessary on the pafl " "a ,yes
ductors of the journal, as position Hn.n ,nd
respect and influence in the commune. Arm
causes their sheet To be selected as the l,tbinr
OF communication by those who have al';.' nj.
20 tel. In this respect we think oursehe n
fed in saying that We believe our facili'its XII
unsurpassed; and if il were proper We uusfN
lnslrate our assertion by a long citation .,fI
distinguished authors and poets Nha1, ,mn,
composition first saw the light in our AN h.
oi the public enterprises that were hei9 w. rs hts
cussed, Of the public benefits that haNe ~. othg
hrst announced, and so on. In addition
facilities, ,,,pa
COPlOUS FILES OF FOREIGN PAfLi1'.
and a large correspondence, afford maIeI an,
completing this part Of the plan by l'a ~ srps
ducton of fresh and important mater ma,ssylt
variety. IL is hoped the Daily Advertise u.s. 10
equally acceptable to the business n'.n IAN 4
scholar, the student, the politician, IN n. l.dles
the world, and last and not least, 70 w, thss
While nothing is omfttef which any a. ind d
classes Of readers would rightly eHpes' 'in,iss0n
a public journal, nothing is allowed a Hshere u
either in the advertising columns OF eise lad,,
the paper, which can make II uniit io' without
boudoir or family breakfast table. "Scrrpu.
any extreme of fastidiousnoss, the mos .aT D.BI
/ lous care is exercised 10 make the Do7'V
Advertiser deserve the name OF
A GOOD FAMILY NEWSPAPER
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WANTED r''IEprATELH'
5000 Cavalry Horses,

For which fairprices viii be paid on delivery Said
Horses TO be sound in all particulars not less that
five (5) nor more than nine t9) years old from lil
to 16 hands high, full fcshed. compacty built,
bride wise and of size sufficient for Cavalry
purposes. The undersigned are prepared Ia
contract with parties for Horses to be delivered
at st. Adams. Horses VIII be received at the
above named place and inspected on and after
Monday, March 2Sth. Parties wishing TO con
tract for the delivery Of Horses can at all times
do so with stephen /. Goodcll, at his Headquar,
tiers in "RialtO" Building. state street Mont
pelier, Vt. BRADLEY BARLOW,
STEPHEN L. GOODEIL.
March 10, 1864. 2-tf
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u
CROSBY d NICHOLS
Respectfully announce that
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
which has for the last ten wears been so All,
Quoted by Or. Peabody, passes now into hoe5to.'
rial charge Of
PRor. JAMES RUSSELL Lowell and
CnARIEs ELIOT NoRroN, ESQ
gentlemen who. for sound aud elegant schol,,
ship, have achieved an cnviahlc rcpuiatio. b-s
in this country and in Europe: and Whose ,'...
education, and experience eulinently qualif, tIs,,
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OF the former, 1t may be said that hi, ey,v.
in the periodical which, under his edt.-.iE
reached the summit Of its fame, surpas,e5w
vigOr and force those Of any cOntribuior
OF the latter, that he has added new het,,,
to the name he bears by the oKtont and r,ne.,s
Of his knowledge and by the force ana eleg.rSs
which he has exhibited, both ais a writer and
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And Of both that their thorough loyat, "a
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( IN the hands Of its new editors its estahishs
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well considered opinions in politics and l,.
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IN literature. it viii avail itself OF the best n
tcrial Of Thought aud scholarship which IA
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IN IT'S criticism 1t viii have no ends 70 ~,
but those Of sound learning and good mora
Bound by strong associations to the past Z
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increase in the patronage u the public.
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rINAIxE NOTICE, ALL THOSE DEsIBIN
PERFECT rrFITS.O

Tho subscriber presents his grateful acknowl-
edgmcuts for the liberal patronage with which
lac has been favored for the last fifteen years,
and invites continuance OF the same. lie still
keeps his shop over James Saxe's store, and
gives special attention %
CUSTOM WORK.
His Garments are made in the most
SUBSTANTIAL AND FASHIONABLE MAN
NER;
and being an experienced Cutter aud Work
man, he Ia able to guaranty satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their orders.
MICHAEL DRlSCOLL.
st. Adams, March Is, 1864. l-tf
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DOsToN DAILY ADVERTISER.
FIFTY-FJRST YEAR.
Prospectus for Volume One Hundred
and Three.
JASuAHr I, 1894
The Boston Daily Advertiser


un sheet Of the largest size, and contains he
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
received by express, mail, or otherwise.
LOCAL REPORTS
by experienced and Trustworthy reporters
CORRESPONDENCE
foreign and domestic. by accomplished writer
and all other Information Of every variety, "
which the columns ~
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER
may be consulted. Pains are taken to msie@
paper as complete a. possible ia all the 'sIs1
departments. It's
MARINE JOURNAL
has earned a reputation nowhere surpassed ~
the fidelity, completeness and accuracy fA
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD
gives a correct exposition ~ the state q new
rlous markets; and all other matters of
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In its editorial conduct the Boston Dali! 40
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upon
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The editors give am independent support 70 = ,.
Government, the Administration, and ne pr
publican party, and viii use their whole lnna'l'
to maintain the
INTEGRITY OF THE UNION, -.
and 60 support the lawful government o.
United States in
CRUSHING THE REBELLION
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rTHE LEADING JOURNAL OF NEW
4 ENGLAND.
Springfield. Mass, Republican.

FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, on LARGE
QUARTO SmEI on EIGHT PAGES AND FoRl4-
EIGHT COLUMNS.
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CRUSHING THE REBELLION,

In the accessories of the literary part q ~
paper, it is the aim of the proprietors to m,ils.
the highest attainablo standard OF e1cel'l''
Tho
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. AL
BANS. VT.

and by all National Banks which are repositories
of public money, and
All respectable Banks and Bankers
throughout the country viii give further infor-
nation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
-,
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DIED,

On Thursday, the 22d of December, 1854 at l21s
O'Clock m, MALCOLM EVANS, only son OF
Mrs Adeline X. Evans. formerly Of Alexsnaris,
Va in the 18th wear Of his age.
His friends and those Of the family ara respect.
fnly invited to att. I'D his funse cal at 10 o'clock
m on Saturday. the cath. f. ON he residence of
hi. mother. 4o7 street north, between I'd and
18th streets west. The body will De taken TO Alex
.ndria for interment.
December nd instant, SARAH 4. ROBINSON. In
the 18th msnth Of her age.
ou.sled to attend her funeral ON Sunday after
neon at o'clock. from B street, between 10th and
18th ats.
Dearest ea<ah, thou hast leftus,
We thy loss most dee ply feel:
But tits &c d that hath bereitus,
He can all our sorTows heal.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO MIGHT.

tkoVfR's THEATRR.-This evening, first
time In w ashington Of John Brougham's great
romantic spectacular drama OF g Bel Demo.
MO" and benefit of Testvali
eRD'STHBATRR--This evening, benefit and
isst appearance but one of the distinguished
american actress, mrs. ID. 2. Bowers, when
anne Vine"
OXFORD HALL-Mi.s Kathleen O'NeilI. tina
great comic vocalist, whose every song, dance
ana look Is redolens with fun, will appear to-
night again.
CANTERBURY HALL.-1f you wish to be
amused just drop in a the Canterbury to. night
ana witness the singing and dancing and the
wonderful performing dogs.
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LOST AND FOUND.

eco REWARD-Lost, ON the avenue, between
&OO Willards' Hotel and eth street WAL
LET, containing one hundred and eight dollars
The above reward will be given if returned to
this Office. de 23.2t*
I OST-On Thursday. 22d, between 9th ana T.
II streets. Navy Yard, or in the street cars
POCKET BOOK, containing over Sl2. ring: also,
. note addressed to NJ. Jones. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Star Office
I OsT-In Georgetown or Warrington a WAL
notes, Three Rundred Dollars business cards Of
Messrs. coleman & Norris. and other vain able
papers, which can be identified by tbs owner
liberal reward will be given IL said Wallet and
contents are returned TO No. 372 Pa avenue
Washington, D c., or II South Gay street Balti.
more, Md. COLEMAN Il NORRIS.
Wholesale dealers and shi ppers of coal,
No. 372 Pa. ave, We |hiogton.
dec % 3t' or Ia South Gay st. Baltimore. Nd.
DAN AwAY-From the Post Office, Friday,
IA December 10Th, about o'clock, a light bay
MARE, with bride and army saddle A suit
able reward will be paid to any one returning her
Gee 2I-3t"
STRAYED OR STOLEN from the premises Of the
kundersigned, X street bet. 20th and zlst sts..
calf. A liberal reward will be paid to any per son
returning said COW to its owner.
d 2l-St' L. AHERV.
A CORAL BROACH WAS LOST Thursdsv, Dec.
IA 18th. at 10 o'clock p on AZ st, in the Pa 8v
cars OF 10th st. generous reward will be civ to
any person who ay have found Can gige any
infn rmation respecting il, at the bank of LEWIS
JOHNSON & CO, cor. PENN Az. and 10Th st Get
dec 2l3ts
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At BURpFrTE's, No. 35I SEVENTH ST.
"A BETWEEN ANDK,

Can be found an immense Stock Of DRY GOODS
Of all binds at very low prices for the t,mes.
He ishes cali spa cial attention t. the follow
irE: Fine Plaid Popliu., Plain Emp'ess Cloths
Beautiful ecods.-trench Msrincs in all the de-
STYLES 80 pieces Ballsrd-v vale flannels, the best
goods to be had 20 pieces heavy Shaker flannels;
"' BURUETTE.
No 35t 1th ST.. bet and X.
CARPETIFGs AND OILCL0 Tbs FROM AUG
TON.
large stock OF Car pefins snd Oilcloths, cheaper
than they can be bsu hit in New York.
CLOAKS-CLOAKS-OL
1or Cloth CiosBs and Coats. to be sold Oh ct re-
duced prices. ,.,,
Cnttons sucb A New York mins. Bst-s's mil =,
W.msuttn mil q, Mssonvilie, White Rock. Aad-
roecogrin, Forrest dale, &c. q.
TnSerhpr with q com pleto stock o. Baimo rats.
HOOP shirts. Enbrnideries, WorsteA 9uods.
HOSIERY. Gloves 90 &c: :. M "a, ~. ..,.ss
between and K, ru,nu-.u
dec H-IW W. ". O9DA I'D.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwgLPy
PHOTOGRAPHS. Albums. FINE POGKEf
CUTLERY, rEARL AND SHELL HANDLES,
TOYS FANCY ORNAMENTS HOBBY HUR5 AGA
AND BASKETS AT AUCTION
Commencing on TUESDAY EVENING at7o'cIk
p m, and continuing every evening this week
until the " hole stock is disposed of
Persors in want of such goods will do we'll to
attend the sac il s the largest stock of such
goods ever offered at auction in this city
Ladder wi.hing to avoid the crowd can purchase
81 private sale during the day a. auction prices
ie
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LUBIN'S


FRANGIPAHNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
AEECESsITY IN TIE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the arst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA,
FgAHGIPANNI POWDER
is unriEalled for removing Chaps ChdfeS, Bloichs,
Pinplss and other impurities of the skin. render.
ing it ;ot, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPANsI POWDER
is used to remove AN and FRECKIBs, giving fresh
neS to tie COMPLEXION and healthy hus to the skin
with youthful SoftBeSs
FRANGIPANyI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside CT KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and of with ease and preventing their
being soied by Precipitation. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SAeorH SoFr and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRASGIPASSI PowDEE
is used to all rouEiHeSS and ,ednes, of the
HANDS. ARMS and Face. 1t softens COINS. and
ell other cutaneous excresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cests, according to size of
Package.
WILCOX 4 Co., PRINCIPAL AGENTS
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Psrfumers.
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pYT HOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown DC
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GRnRGEpnW


By virtue of eecree of the So preme Court OF the
District Of Columbia sitting in equity, passed ia
the cause Of Chandler and others, npl .inan Is,
vs.. Chandler, HAY and Others. defendants the
sub.cribcr, trustee, will sell at pu blic sale
THURSDAY, the goth December irstsnt. at IL
o'clock. n the premises. Lot No. q, situated on
West street, in Georgetown. being the same los
that was formerly purchased By 8. IhOs. Brewn.
Esq
gress street and fronts twenty three f-et West
street. and runs back about one bum red and
twenty feet to alley leading to Congress
street being of the most eligible building lots
in the town.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree.
are: One haf G the purchase money to be paid In
cash on the day of sale, aud the residue in two
euua, ipstalments of three aud nine months; the
pmrcha ser giving bonds, with approved security.
FOR the deferred paym ents. bearing interest from
the day of fale.
Upon the payment OF the whole purchase money
the trnstee Is authorized to give deed for the
~ " &c. CAN'T. Trustee.
de o. eotd THOMAS LOWING, Auct