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TRY c,-,.wx w. A., ,o,,a,,,a u, ,,r.,,,h
f,r r. 1,a,.c, - -, .s.ss-s H. ~ fa'
ions one md txo-from o. from the the esme m law. er MI.
State. Dealers hunters tfuppefs ETC.. viii please
take ro;1ee. the 1,w u3l he s13rtiv enfnrced oncr
Sunday next:
~IFbAl be unlawful Tor any paFson 10 kill, trap,
net Or cnrnare any decr, lawn, Wild turkey grouse,
J1nnafy End the fi!teenta day Of August; any
Eoodtocs between the lkt Of january and the drst
DAY. Of s'.ly, er any wild dncs, Eoote lor hzant
between The Hf'ccnth day OF April and the u.
feenih daS of August IN each and every year.
OF hasc In possession, aDy Of The aforementioned
a,9 ~ oT niids h.i"een the nFst day OF 1annasy
ycor. e niorcsa,d' At INV fin,e whea fhc tf1Iin9
netting c1,.,nrtng Of euch rninals OF birds shall
he unlawful, which shall be KILLED, entispped. net
!N OF cosHaIcn contrary 10 the pfoTl5ions oi eec-
non Ole Of THIS act
TIE Litter cArnrns or cmc4oo h,xc nre.
pared and VIII Issue to the pnbllc On New Yeats
dsy, their annual New Years address, How many
Of out ssaets have wstched ansoasly for the carr;
nv os.1ns .,'e - pss., ano nase aseu1eu
~, y. oa n'e z1ep 10 now many nas nc
long cherished hong. Of unc.pecte neasurc oy for.
ta ana a1~ o,ea 700, has he been associated
ln~si IL .. aaaa ~ "sonsat raisstset from loEed
M ~ as ,Sa os - sa.n y Aonof pcfchance-
-.n ~ +,.e,r;ttn1 ~ s 4ai Saoss o!ate anq Gear
.,e nas1, uaasta.tteu ~ i y An1!y comFade: Hope.
nouou, lo5. na;s' sosuM Snu Gca'a have been Tie
ahsts:na @ 81 spsss ~ aesomp7ay1ns ntm o. his path We
.rn sts9p ~ a'n,a az sp1 " 10 laose
s,I ~ T. 49, ~ ,r. aH ne, Ia ass9caatsa
an n " ~ 1n9es o. onf .o!s sno eoown. Let nc
tp stpk @ ss" a. East, g., e am ~ 5s na
n,.cts' rir.ss elsn ss0'saa1y' "''o "'
~. 1a,,.r nsn9asFL 1s..5srs r f,,,.. .,, H.
NJ, NJ. a,s VI ~ ~ Sss Gu x H.
ast, ~ ssnn ~ 80 .. e1somenaauoe M .o1 tnelf
~ 1e ,nnr,,. - .sh,nh - H. ~. NY @ aa1ang
'ern1 hc not s,pn1. is,,. ~ tas ns1 ~, en-
t?e Ss AaG ~ ~ sE!s tsI'et nas oeSn tos! 'lom
sI Msnar tAs auussas ts = loaS ana gooa one,
well ""r'a p't'asan' VIEW 1eats pte'en1
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, 1865-12-30

CAIITH s. NIXON'S HALL,
ID january 4sh, 9Th d 9Th, 1866.
The Eplr.t World invaded. Exposition 6f the nn5slcal
nsnltestat:ont Of the nineteenth centues By the
Physical Test Medium,
E. H. EDDY,
whose astounding demonstrations have been endorsed
By The Spiritual Press throughout the country. The
mystery explained, the Incredible rendered credible
and View into the Of the cabinet
tegeth With q q tas maGs 3!
I'd Fa9ed re DsyenGo1ts auatenses With ross!ty
exrone1ts Of splr1tua!ism throughout the world:
All the nysterto18 rhenomena tas coayiocnS tetn:
rerfoznance Of which w be gven n full REV Of the
seca4e your seet4 early md witness tho reproduc.
ton Of these manifestations which MI. Eddy has rsae-
t1ced for years.
Tickets, 50 cents; Reserved eeats, II.
Doors oren as p. m. Performance TO commence al
8o'clock.
ltj South Clark street. j, HARMON.
c58ip MaoA4Ns
, 1865-12-30

Among the residents Of onr city, the Irish and
German arc about equal in number, and bo:h TO-
Eethe1 cQCal the American population,
, 1865-12-30
SuJpERINrENDENr TURT..E

AZ reported In another column, William Turtle,
Esq, our efficient Superintendent Of Police, ten
de1ed hs resignation yesterday, which was accepted
BY the Board Of Police Commissioners. a1r. Turtle
has, during his tenure Of the office, won the conf
dcnce OF the entire respectable portion OF the com.
munity by .he straightforward, honorable way in
which he hrs discharged the duties Of his
position, and ty. the energy and tact he has
BROUGHT 10 bear in tho solution Of very many
difllenlt cases which have been submitted to him.
The only objection ever raised against him,
was that, himself Republican be consented
to rcceire his promotion through Democratic
snfrages IN the Board. The TRIBUNE ccnsurcd
Inst action at the time, but since Superintendent
Turtle was confsn in bis position, Hc hive not
noticed anything in his administration With which
fanlt could tea asonab1y be found. On the contrary
his urban!ty Of manner, the perfect fairness with
his Glenn handedness. above the en+ptclon even Of
Ienronch, and not least his avoidance Of unneccsza-
r hazthncst to the most humble or vile. cattle
him to high psuise, while as q detective
he has shown himself fully equal to every
cuerrency, md his Efforts In thief
catthlug have been crowned With an ALMOST
uniform success. Superintendent Turtle will
carry With him into private life the confidence
and good will Of all with whom he has had Official
dealings during bis term Of Office, and thousands
will Join in wishing Tor him alright md r.osperon
fntu1e.
Detectives Kenny and Webb, whose designations
proved Themselves most efficient. In their calling
their past career is sufficient commendaion to the
highest esteem Of those among whom their lot may
In future be cast.
, 1865-12-30
New York Money uDd Stock Market.

New York Money uDd Stock Market.
- New ToRE. Dec. y.
MorEy-Easicr, with large supply; per cent, for
call loans.
S1EtL,%0 ExcHASaE-Dull at 10Aa1o94.
GoItn-Leas active and a shndr lower, opening at
14st and closing at l{5H.
GTs5pooi anl snt1xa ana afoo2lnE qa , II
g Of II T. e9GPons 19';:: DO 5ss; eon?oas 9f 9:
ury notes, 7sas. 1st ee1ics, 9s; do I'd series, ss
s19oKs-Sey o @ eS5oug e. edx: Esie ssH DO
cinnat lst preferred 50 NJ S. SKI PIttanurg 83H
Northwestern pfd 6tK do 31x; r. I. los; Ft Wayne
tU6x; TIRE Haute ptd IL.
Prices oi 1nnInr stocks bi d In Boston to-day: Cop
per Falls ~; franklin 4oA: Hancock lax Huron 81
~; Bay State c113.
, 1865-12-30

The following Important reply WIS received yes
tesday by rc,er Page, Esq. Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for this Distinct, from hon. D. C. Whit
man, Deputy Commissioner, dated "Tteasnry De-
partment, ofice Of Internal Revenue, Washington,
Dec p, 1867
"you1s OF the 18Th intt has been received. Yon
inquire In relation to the tax Of one-e1ehth Of
per cent on xales OF purchases msde by commercial
brokers' reply that, under the present rnline o!
this of6ce commercial hrokefs are not held nable
to the tax IN question: tniees commission Ia paid
them for their services; but tho manner o! fhelr
compensation does not relleyt them from liability
to itce1st This ol1ce, however, Can not entertain
any proposition for refundfng ihe tax in question
when Ii hss been ps1d."
, 1865-12-30

AL military organizations In this city arc In
.tted to participate in the funeral ceremonies Of
1hs deceated members Of 1.-THE Chicago Board Of
Trade Battery" :" and Batteries ~" and "D" 1st
niinois Light artillery, on Sunday, January Tth,
at The Chamber OF Commerce.
Commanding officers are requested TO notify the
Chairman Of Committee Of thelr acceptance OF this
invitation On or before Thursday, january 4th.
J. r. Ramsay,
Chairman OF Committee.
No. ~ La Sale street,
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M 4 n r. I e ID !.

10 this city. the 26th lnst hy the Rev o. T1any
ofG1ce Church, Chltazo. DAVID II. ARTHUR, Esq,
q aIt. Pleasant: Iowa, and Mss JUNE L. Tu0MP.
SOY, Of Jane6yil1e, Wis.
In TIL. city. Thursday eyentns Dec th q; the resi-.
hir. ROBERT L. MOSS and Miss sAAKCELLENA n.
WAGNkRs Ill Of this city.
On tho e6th Inst, by the Rev A. 8. Egga, Of Lock.
port, Ill.,. ar. CHAS, A, RARROVS and Mis- CARO-
LINE P. HATCH, both OF ChtcA1o.
CH- New York papers Tlease copy.
, 1865-12-30
Celebration Of 1lc Emancipation Proc.

The colored people Of Chicago and vicinity will
unite on Monday next In Grand celebration Of tho
act whereby the people OF all colors were declared
free, and entitled TO the Of their own labor and
property, and now recently actnnlizcd by the con.
current action OF constitutional. majority Of the
States.
AT halEpast ten o'clock In the morning there will
he meeting In .uinn'a Chapel The exercises will
CONSIST Of IeadinG the Emancipation Proclamation
and an oraiton By Rev. pc Hapltste.
An oratton viii be delivered fu the evening in
MitEowrky Hal! By 7. L. Breckenridge, Esq, or
Peoria, alter which addresses will be made by John
Jones. Esq, and others. An excellent band IS en-.
saged tor the occasion.
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The sernon to elderly people announced to be
delivered In the St. Paul's church on Sunday morn.
Ing, u postponed on account Of the funeral OF Mrs,
Wclch which takes place in the church at that time
St, Marks (EriscopaD Sunday School Will meet
IN ihc building at The cute o! Camp Douglas, on
Sunday morning. for the usual exercises, At 10 a. m
and p. N. Rev. E. D. Tul1le, rector.
Christ Church, Michigan avenue, corner Of eth
stfcet, Rev. Charles Edward Cheney, rector. Ser
vfcc in this church On Sunday at 105i o'clock a. n.
end at O'Clock y. N. Sunday School At Q a. m.
, 1865-12-30

NA71osAL1Tr OF CntUE.-we recapttulate in tab.
u1ar form :he number Of nrrrxts made from the
comnano ment Of the year to the night OF the eth
intiaut, among the peopls Of different nation
, 1865-12-30
Boarnlng.

ROARDING-A large pleasant
o. 20 single men ean be had at Id sonta Cllatoast.
, 1865-12-30

ROARDING-Two rooms, with
~ cnod ecan': - let to gentlemen. Call. for two
yreaE rirS
, 1865-12-30

WATCH ou1-Relsgsous services appropriate to
the OCCASION Will be held next Sabbath evening in
the Illinois Street Church. between Wells and La
ealle. From : to $50 o'clock, Concert singing md
tpcakitg By the children. From $50 to IL ad.
dresses. singing. prayers, &C. Rev. j. II Vincent,
Rev. +, q. TAYLOR, Rev. $. ]. Humphrey, Rev. G.
Wherlct. e. NJ. Sanders, md students from both
Theological ScnInazics have been engaged to be
present.
, 1865-12-30

Coughs md Colds are often Over
looked. A continuance for any length Of time
cnuses irritation Of the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease, "Dyonn's Bronchial Ifoches"
arc offered with the fnl!eet confidence In their ef-
cacy, giving almost invariably eure and immediate
relief. ci93
, 1865-12-30

NEW loRk Jur1zuIE AsTIrn-Twenty.six
children from the New York Juvenile Asylum
passed through Chiago yesterday, toplnces where
they wili be npprcnticcd In Oneida and Knoxville
They were rndcr the care Of Mr. II. D. res1y, the
!ntentaEnE nGent OF the ssy1um named. The
CHILDREN thus sent forth arc either o1ptane, half
orphans. or Tie children oi destitute parcnis, and
the asylum exercises over them a parental care
during the,r minority. clucatsne, feeding, clolh-
Ing mid indcntu7nc them In good p1aces, 30 cs 10
c1sEle their maintenance in aiter Lie.
, 1865-12-30

LsAsEn, NOT soLn.-We arearequested to sta.e
that T. Il. Bryan, Esq,, has not given mp the pro-
p,ic.ssy interest In Bryan Hail. as Indicated In or
annual review, hayine only leased II to tta present
QecIpAnts for 1ctm Of ycafn.
, 1865-12-30

Those beautiful Albums at LA Dear
born street can be bought at cost. Don't forget IL
call on BrfgE. b1H
, 1865-12-30
SIS REV a RD ,

Lost on Sunday, Dec. 18th, black Merchandising
dog about year old; had leather collar OF his neck
with Whto piate On SAGE. and, probably. piece or
cham ssecbtd; has scar on Under vide Or LEI: ~
eyer viii fetusn him 70 4H y. Carpenter antet OF TO
thia pdlte, viii be revtzded ~ aaQTe, CIT
, 1865-12-30

CONVENTION or COMMERCIAL TnArx11rRs.-A
Convention Of travelling agents Will be held At the
Richmond House, in this CITY, on Tuesday evening
next at halfpast seven O'Clock. 1t ia undefstoo1
thai the object Of the convention viii be the edec
tng Q, ARRANGEMENTS whereby something like un'-
f0rniy Of action will be secured and perhaps a
beneficiary organization fotmed. All commerd Il
travellers art invited 10 attend.
, 1865-12-30

w ANYtD-Agents-F'or the
" STANDARD HISTORY of thc war, cor1nletc ln On
!o!nEs, oycr iMoAs:e pages. splendllly iliast,a-
TED With over ~ 1nh Portraits Of Generals battle
scenes. msr. and dlagrsu.s. The autho: Of this vcr
Eas eendned hlnsel, strictly to Official dsta. and h.:
saf s mnasil hisarS s. ~ G wy a psstV
heSie vs and Fo,isoe; Tbs geat suEerto5tty ot tha
Is marked by degree OF thoroEzhncEs and accuracy
attained BY 70 cotempo.sry Thousand. of purchasers
- worthless ard unretl,be, an secured this gsent
History, 1tis more beautifully eDbelllshcd with line
lflustrafhE9 thnn any historical work eIta;,t. Il.
perrncea AGENTS find tbs best book /, canyasa FOR.
Returned officers and soldiers. and energetic yonnG
Enic chance to clear geo per month for PROOF OF which
seIH at once er circulars md Addrcaa
ZEtGLEl- MCEKDf 4 CO., Spced's FLOCK, Dearborn
street, Ch!csCo. InEOis. det9-c.s4Q- ft-Y "a HATU
, 1865-12-30

MAeosrc.-At special eonvocation OF Waehing-
tor Chnptcr No. ~ II. A. NJ, held Fs1day evening,
Dec. 18th, the following officers wcre installed !;
Geo. b. Gibson, NJ. E. q. r.: ANA Cutler, E.
H.; PETER button, T.. s.: La Aene1nan, Z. A. C. !;
Reuben Taylor. Chapa,n; D. W. CLARK, Jr.. G. ~,
Sd v; Ches. +. Leonard, G. NJ. Cd v; Jno. spry.
ford. jF., Sec'y; ]. r. Hatfield, Tyler.
, 1865-12-30

:" ANTED-Corre espondencc.
W by Joang lady: sorre.pondence with )
parks theatres, and walt upon her ks long
Object. mltT.monyt Address EDITH MOfsTIMEEt,
r. o. Boz 12fs1. Chicago. CIT
, 1865-12-30

POAlDING-A pleasant room,
- handsomely furnished, suitable for gentleman
and wife or two single gentlemen, With good board.
Parties desttons OF q home during the WInter, and
willing to pny for good accommodations, win please
ndltrf "a s.1}rf e. Tribune nffrf 'rtq1
, 1865-12-30

TOR SALE-Coal-l00 tons best
Brsr Fill Coal, At Ill per ton. In lots Of one ton
| q more: Apply at ONCE Of B. ADAMS & CO., 1S0
North 6sttT-sr. naJ7
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U. S. EzCZsE TAXES.
COLLECTOA'S NOTICE
NOTICE is h,rel. sl en- that
THE ANNUAL TAXES



7 hc mad Collection District OF vermont
as asscssej upon Incomes, Licenses. Carriage.
Plate, Ac., under tine provision of th, Law Of
Congress. api rnvcl June ill., 1SGf and the
amendments thereto. have become duc and pay
able and ! VIII etttlld myself, or by duputy az
the following Times and places to receive The
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
AZ my office in Burlington on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August 22rd 23rd and 24th,
1865.
At the Riclmond Hotel Richmoad, on Nom
At the Bostniek iouse, Jericho. on Tuesday,
September 9th
Al soeger's Hotel Milton, on Wednesday, Sep
tcmhcr 9th.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
a the Weldcn iionse St. Aloans, GA Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd,
and 24th 1868
Al Irish's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, August
Al Isham's Hotei, bakersfield on Tuesday,
August 29th
II Ihompson's Hotel, East berkshire on
Wednesday, August 30th.
At Barr's Hotel, sheldon, ON Tuesday, August
5lsI.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At u. c. Adams Office. East AlLurgh ON Sat
urday, September 2nd, 1865.
At Keelers Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday,
September 7tli.
At joel Aliens House. North Hero, Friday,
September sth.
ESSEN COUNTY.
At the West Concord House West Concord
ON Tuesday. Sobtember 18th, 1868.
At Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhal, on Thurs
day. September lith.
Al the Brunswick Springs House Brunswick,
on Friday and Saturday, Sept 18th and 10th
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on
Monday, September 18th.
ORLEANS COUNTY
Al the Memphremagog House Newport, on
Wednesday and Thursday, september 2,th and
2lst 1868
At the Barton House, Barton, ON Friday, Sep
tombor 22nd.
AZ the Grashurgh House, Irasburgh ON satur-
day, ), ptcmbcr 23rd
At Carpenters Hotel Caltsbury on Monday,
september 2jth.
LAMOlLLE COUNTY.
At the Mansfield House. stowe on Thursday.
September 2Sth, 1860
1t Browsters Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday
October 3rd
At Aliens Hotel, Johnson, on Wednesday, Dc
t0ber ith
AT the Morrisyiuc House Morrsville, on
Wednesday, September 27th.
nD by the terms of the law, all persons neg
Letting 10 pas said taxes on or before the tim,
per notice aud four cents per mile travelled in
serving same; and neglect 10 pay said taxes az
ter ten days notice mcurs penalty Of ten pea
cent
Any h.iiciitai can remit his tar By another
person as his receipts WW be- returned
Payment must be made in u. s. Treasury
Notes, OF in bills of National Banks.
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector of Third Collection District.
Burlington. August X. 1865 "A SW
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and is now secreted in or near Montrc-
al Sanders is wearing out in incbria-
ton, and Beverly Tucker is preparing
to leave Montreal, owing to the lack
of funds.
it now appears that our iron-clads
were provided with What are called
"deck scrapors.' These are machines
for passing up through the deck from
below nine-ipch percussion shells
which arc then exploded and sweep
every thing overheard. They were
tried on the Dictator with wooden
men, and the force OF the explosion
tlmbled every thing on deck into the
sea, and fragment Of shell cut the
chain cable in two. This is a fact for
the English newspapers which pro
posed to capture our iron-clads by
boarding them.
Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson
Davis were born in the same congress
sional district of Kentucky, and within
the same year.
Gen. Parsons in his speech at
Yale College said that the Sccy Of
War informed him a few days ago that
he had mustered out of service 1872
Gl2 soldiers, and that in a few days he
should send home 10000 more. max
ing nearly 100000 in all, and that six
ty days ago we had about a million Of
men under arms.
Mr. Fornoy Of the Philadelphia
Press is very confident that jeff Davis
will be tried before a military com
mission
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a t,A1tI,.

Ediior Of the Traascrip,
In reply to many lett crs and innniries fron noo-
w IN this section " the country the under.
signed take great pleasure i'm saving throucb the
columns Of your paper. that ou, renowned pre,,.
aration known as GOES DYsprpsTA ctHF i
certain cure for D,sp,psa. in IL. o.o,s, s,a,'os
Many cures Of long standing. within our ov,, me-.
quaintance. have been cop,,i,t,i, liz,
permanently cur,d IN,
~ ""l hl'p uattcas M''r
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11
ALDENs CONDITION POWDERS

They are sure, safe and harmless. They thorough
" remove all unhealthy distinctions and cleanse
the whole system, ozpelliug inflammation pro-
ducing a healthy and directing action upon the
liver, restoring. appetite, health and renewed
animation to the whole body, thereby rendering
the animal capable Of much greater endurance.
These powder, may be given with great adyau-
tage in all cases Of loss of appetite, roughness
of the hair or coat, stoppage of water and bow
els, all coughs and colds, inflammation Of the
lungs and bowels, recent founders, swelling Of
the glands of the throat horse distemper hide
bound, &c.
We do not recommend them to cure a con-
Grmcd ease of hcaycs, but they viii rclioyo it,
and I'm recent eases effect cure.
Farmers, Teamsicrs. and those having
charge of horses, would save time and money
10y having these Powders always on hand to adj
minister with the first symptom Of decline on
disease.
These powders are alike applicable 90 all
domestic animals. They make iatung cattle
thrive, and working cattle perform much bottor.
There is nothing bcttor for new mich COWS
as they cleanse and regulate thc system and APP
petite, and Improve the quantity and quail
ity OF the milk.
The good results that follow the use Of these
Powders will recommend them to everybody.
Put up IN large papers, with directions Tor use
and sold for % cents.
Sent by mail in extra large packages for y co.
Orders solicited by
LII. BUTCHERS son, st. Alhans, ".
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NEWS SUMMARY.

! L. last man Of the Army of the
] was mustered ont of the
states service at louisville,
!, ven minutes before II o'clock.
I 'C1ooner arrived at New York
a'lay from Port Huron, AIichi-
H.. way oil Detroit, Kingston and
Il. What-is-it is dead. ut" was
. ''V"S negro girl, not a boy. as has
I i the fashion at Saratoga for
PANT their lower eyelids a
rr,,. y, SO as to look sickly and
d, ~ ,a,noo-Mexican expedition is
n. lor Lower California. The
ID nave rebelled against the
n many Mexican provinces.
hi story that our government is
III our force in Texas is contra
IA 'he order to General Sheri-
II, n l'',e all the volunteer white
IA WAY ;a' ne may think can be dis
~, ','' 10 be mustered out OF
la ., 's7tl General Benz. b. Hill
Nh w. IA Washington on FRIDAY
h H. ~ and disorderly con
6nt oa ,o = want Of money 70 pay
AIM" saturday was sent TO the
a Sc for thirty days. ''''
IA s ,t'a'e ., note from Cyrus w
|rs Co,. We expect TO reacl
N nj Of August" '''i-''' "o'u'
Id, AeT York Tribune nublisbe.
|shi ,L hundred and eight Ameri
laielral| nav We're either sold OF
hsh aao ~ The protection Of til,
Fea jo 9' ~ consequence OF tn,
\ A. VS. so Of rebel priyateers tLat
|rk. " Ous IN British ports.
Edsp,,"a, York Commercials Mon
|betn IN ", says John II. Surrat
4 canada for a long time
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II. j. MOrrisOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Franklin, IS
The Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Franklin, 70 all persons Interested III the e.
tate OF +. }. Morrison, late OF Manchester, \.
H., deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the
twonty-siNth day of August noXt for tho settle
ment Cf the administration account Of JASPER
RAND, Administrator Of the estate Of Il. j. Nor
rison, deceased and ordered that public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons Interested in said
estate, OF the day assigned for such settlement
THEREFORE,, yon are hereby notified 90 appear
ut the Probate Court room, IN st. Adams, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the al
loAanee OF said account, If You see cause.
Given under my hand al st. Adams, on this
10Th day Of July, A. d., 1865.
A. j. SAMSON Judge.
62-3w
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MANNER or Distribution

Certificates naming each article and its Val
ne. are placed in sealed Envelopes which are
well mixed One OF these Envelopes, contain
ng the Certificate or order for some Article
worth at least one dollar at retail, will be sent
by mail to any address, without regard to choice
on receipt Of % Cents. The purchaser viii see
what Article it draws and its value, which may
bc from One to Five Hundred Dollars, and then
can send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list of the same value
and after seeing the Article, if it does not give
perfect satisfaction, we desire il to be immedi-
atoly returned and the amount paid will be re-
funded.
BY this mode we give selections from varied
stock Of fine goods of the best make and latest
STYLES and Of intrinsic worth, at n nominal price,
while all have a chance OF securing articles OF
the very highest value.
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Ger
tiheate, postage and doing the business, the
sum Of Twenty-Five Cents, which must be en-
closed IN the order. Five Certificates Will be
sent for One Dollar; eleven for Two Dollars, thir-
~ for Five Dollars; siXty-f for Ten Dollars: one
hundred for Fifteen Dollars.
Parties dealing rdh US may depend on hGrins
prompt Returns, and the article drdicia irW De iD,-
ncd'afeiy sent 10 any address by return mad N
cypress.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed IN all cases.
Write your Name, Town, County and State
plainly, and address
n COURTLANDT STREET,
"a l3w NEW YORK.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11

Say~ There is a newspaper carrier in
New Haven, Conn, who has walked
forty miles day for the last ten years
He uses Pinkerton's Wahoo and Cal
isaya Bitters as a beverage. There is
nothing like them to sustain health
and strength, and prevent disease
For sale everywhere. Try them
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
AND
THEIR WIDOWS. !,

rlNtosE INTEREsTED ARE HEREBY
i notified that am agent to trsJsact all t.lss.
ness pertaining b. pensions, bnunties and back
pay. Claims OF the above nature eau hs pre-
sented and their allowances obtained, by apply
ing to WM BRIDGES.
p 81. Adams, May 10Th 1865. cliff
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11

Dispatch from Washington
'la' there are no counterfeits Of
currency, SO far rs known.
Is a slight difference between
5 issued to the first five or six
i 4. bmks and those subsequent
'I,g.e but only Il triiling change