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MASS MEETING AT PATERSON, N. J.-TaR-

MASS MEETING AT PATERSON, N. IRE
MSDous OtrPorn,Sc IN THE KAN.-Last evening
grand meeting Of the Unoniss of Paterson. n. j.
vas held in the wigwsm Of that place. Never was
such outponring witnessed in that section of
the Jerseys Fun 5000 persons were present. Ad.
aresses delivered by Lieut Gov. Bross of IL
inois. and others. Gems Logan and Hooker were ex.
pected to be present which accounts for the oupourng
dpeople during snc nclement weather. but were un.
able to be prcsent account Of Illness Gen. Hooker
aoweyer. will address them at the place next
Friday evening Lieut.. Gov. Eross will address the
PEOPLE Of Sussex Co.. at Newton, which is his native
county thursday evening next. with Gems. Logan.
Fitzpatrick and the Hon. ID. S. Dickinson.
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efrnion Rally

efInIon Rally.
There will be Mass Meeting Of the Union Men Of the Sln
teenb Ward their HesdqusrteI Ne 2ta Eiy'n Sa
THURSDAY EVENING. Nov o. at Y O'Clock, 70 fsthy t"o
State aud County Nominations 80
The following speakers Will address the meet
ing; Ex.Judge w X. BEEBE,l .. l
Rev VIM. ". BOOLF, |f..r-t r.
Col JOHN ID. McGRE0OR. q i.-.s.-.f..
Col. GEORGE ID. KELLOGG,
JOSEPH II. CHOATE, esq, = .
ETHAN ALLEN, esq,
Hon CHARLES s. SPENCER,
eincnt sneakers By order Of the Executive Cons
mittee. WM n SIArfOhD' Dni'"''-
GEORGE H. MAcKAy, Secretary. =
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL SOIRgg.-Mrs
Alexander Buchanan. lady of fine taste and scholar
ship will give dramatic and musical soirec to morrow
Crhursday) evening. at Hope Chapel, No. 10 Broad.
way. Those who have heard hcr rcad expect much
from her entertainment and have little doubt that
Ii will well repay visit.
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Shut out the cold, dust and water from your
doors and windows. THE INVISIBLE METALLIC RUBBER
WEATHER SrRr--wHUKERs patent May q, 1862; the
cheapest and most effsctua Strip In market HUBDEL
Hills Sole Proprietors Hudson, N. Y Central Depot,
"a Bleccker.st, near broadway. SHEPARD Co., Agts.
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LRCTURE on AUSTRALIA; It's Wonderful Pc
euliarites, Aborgnes, Gold Fields 60. Lecture by
John Holden, Native OF Australia. at Cooper Insi
tute Thursday. Nov. 2. 1865, at p. m. Tickets 25
cents, at 7O5 broadway and the principal bookstores
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MAR RTE ID.

ERMAN-UNDERHILL-On Thursday. Oct q. at the
residence Of the Rev. T. NJ Curry David Aekerman to Ma.
riee Underhll, daughter Of Bailey Underh, esq., ali Of
this city.
COTTON -GRAY-At Brooklyn. n Y, on Wednesday, Oct
25 by the Rev Dr. R. s. Sorrs jf and the Rev Dr. Blag
den OF Boston, Dr. r. IT, Cotton to Alice daughter OF the
late Professor Alonzo Gray. both Of Brooklyn.
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Nashville Cotton Market.

NASHVILLE Tuesday. Oct. 81. ls65
-Four hundred bales of cotton were received
,y dealers to-day, and 3s3 bales shipped prices
are dnl at i56 &c. holders demand Soc Cotton de,
Sned Bic. here the announcement Of the death Of
Lord ialneTston.
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Zen. Joseph 4. Jehn.ton Elected President
Of nm ExprCss Co.
RICHMOND. Va. Tues

RICHMOND. Va. Tuesday, Oct. 81. 1865.
At the general meeting OF the stockholders OF
he National Express Company tonight Gen Joseph
:. Johnston was elected President OF the Company.
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PERSONAL Z. Owens, the comedian
returned from Europe by the steamer City OF Boston
lie has already received offers. we understand Tor
other engagements in England next Spring. and VIII
probably appear at the Broadway Thcater during the
coming Winter.
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THE FINEST OvERCOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now 10 adv for sale.
]. V. BROKAw. No. G2 Lafayette. place.
No. - Fourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union.
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rhe Twen,y.fovr,h Senatorial District

BISGHAxT0S, Tuesday. Oct. oi icoo.
Col. Clinton +. Page. of this village, was to-
day unanimously nominated as the Democratic eapd.
date for Senator in the Twenty-fourth Dis1rct'
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A $4,000 HORSE SAVED by the BURGLAR
bell the sleeping room. L. HOLMES No. l9s Broadway
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gperial Notiees.
The Woodlawn Cemetery,

The WoodIawn Cemetery,
FOR TIE CITY OF NEW-YORK AND VICINITY.
This Cemetery contains three hundred II sit
uaed the lIuc Of the Harlem Railroad at woodawn Sta
o six miles above Harlem Bridge and reached by chartered
by regular trains In hirtyve minutes from Twenty
sxths, Il 10 only two miles from kingsbdge four miles
from McComb Dam Bridge and four miles from Yonkers.
b thus rendered easily accessible by carriages aud by rail
The grounds ready for inermens Full particulars may
be obtained the Office Of the Cemetery No 50 East Twenty
srth.t Opposite the Harlem Railroad OfceJ or at the
Lodges on the grounds
TRUsTgEs:
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, President.
ABSALOM PETERS. Vice President.
LuCIU5 HOPKINS Treasurer.
JAMES ID. SMITH, Secretary.
Caleb 3. Kneval,. Hugh ~ Camp Horace I. Clark,
David Hoadey. Benz. w. Bonney, Charles Crary,
Augustus Schell, Samuel b. Parsons,
WILLIAM CLrVy Controller.
Ofice, No. 80 East Twenty sxth.st.
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NIsgTREyrB WARD UNION RATIFICATION
NERusG. -NOtwt thsiaDiing the weather large and
enthusiastic gathering OF Unionists took place last
Nenin. at LandemaDn's Park. Thirty-ninthst. aud
Ihifd-arc The meeting WAS addressed by j. w. Cul-
yer. Coig. o. Ieirnc ard Ihos. IL. Van BuIep, Judge
Dittcniopler aud Others. Much interest mani
sted and the speeches instinct with the true pa
hoiio lire.
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CAPT. MILLERs REPORT.-The report OF
Capt Miller abstract Of which We printed the other
day, as referring TO Western Arkansas was from west
crn Alabama The error was made we pehcVe III
teicgraphing.
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Dusimcss Notices.

WE CAN Do WITHOUT EUROPE.-EvgRY-
THING American. need American Ski supply Nay
the fac, ,a, PnALoSs NIGHT BLooxiyo CEREus the ad
ted superior Of all the European perfumes shows concu
.ycy ths, in the refined xarcs well the comforts Of
life ahosi OF the Oil World. Sold everywhere.
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SOMETHING NFw.

Boys and Chdfen's GARIpALpI CuTAwAY and ZoU
AVE SUITS by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
v. BRoKAw. No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. "a Fourth ave-. opposite Cooper Union.
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DRMrLCENT.

HONEY. GLYcERSE AND PALM SOAPS,
j. G. HULL's SON. No. b PARK.Row. N Y,
Manufacturer Of every style OF Staple and Toilet Soaps
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A MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS AND NEW .'ss ihAsI
r securcd with the least possible tpvhe nean,, =,
S, WLceIer Wilson Sewing MaohiDe Will DO gwen "
snv person furnishing thirty subscres TO onshs
%3yTuLY MAGAZINE and TO each Scbicriber '"u'D''
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MANY, MANY YEARS Mrs. WrSsLow's Soorl

syrup for children iechng has stood the test Of many
years. and known to fail &. perfectly reliable and
harmless II regulates the stomach and bowels wind
collie and gripping in tho bowc soen the gums. reduce. In
fammsOn and alys al pain Perfectly safe in all
millions Of mother. testify.
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Tobacco Convention.
A CONVENTION OF THE TOBACCO TRADE will be
held. under the auspices the NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION at Cooper Institute. New.York, on
WEDNESDAY. November o. commencing at 10 g M, for
the purpose of presenting their views to the IT, Revenue
Commssiou In session, protesting against the present
system OF TAXATION and renewing their application to
Colgre for transfer of the tax from the manufactures to
the leaf The Convention ss heretofore will recommend
that the purchaser the producer shall pay the tar and
that tobacco exported shall be free All in favor Of this
rnent are cordially invited 70 attend.
WILLIAM 2. LAWRENCE, President.
EpstsD sr,nSS., sTsE. Sss Sss. Secretaries.
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Base II all.

co. C, EIGHTH REolMEsr, N. o., .. N. ~ v9, w. d.
yORTY-sEyHyTH REGIMENT, N. O., .. n. T.
Company G. OF the 9Th Regiment having chai,
erssd Company Of the 47h to play them fepd Ians on
hsI match was played the Eagle grounds al hopohen, o
Monday Oct d. at p. % resulting 10 victory ier Coin
ILL., fa oxriils Ia the
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SEWING MACHIYEs-FOR SALE AND To RENT
". W. WIcKs, No. 456 Broadway.
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JgppERs. No. 573 Broadway Ladies anu
G entlenens Extra Rich Embrolderi S,rrnn1 rraadwsv
c,ading Gold aud w VT, JLFFgRs 70. 5'J broaowH''
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1865

WHEELER & Wilson'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine. No. 6Sa Broadway.
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EIGHTH Assg.BLY DIsTMCT.--The Mozart
Conyention II sac Egth District met last night, end
somnaied Ffilacis Driiy for the Assembly.
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fAdvertisements.l

A.. TaE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR ST0ks % y,
No., Vc,L bas REMOVED to No. 800 Canals! L. BAsrhi
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1T. %. ID an. 5tb Oth' tn TIE
comg,"yG.. 70 : "a 3 S
uni,crMI Peter Hoffman OF the Resoutc Base bh Ciu0
ssoIers--comp.ny G, 8th MI To~ehi company d.
IL IL expected ,si saue win be played before the
Ia Of he ufese fNH
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2I4I IanEn 'a9' - iiln3i1B . allGo..Sl sdc
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Beer Cattle. Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. "a sl9.5 400; list quality $500 $500;
"a quality sl2 so q $500: 3d quahty sll.50 q
slib0, +. 100 lbs on total weight Of hide tallow
aud dressed beef
working Oxen.-Slj0 q $3.50 or according
10 value as beef
Which Cows. $50 a SIS. extra aud good $50
sioO; without calves, as may be agreed farrow
and ordinary $50 q 40.
sheep and Lambs. sheared, 6 a 9c; some
extra Western at IL 4.
shotes.- Wholesale, Q q l2le; retail. 10 a lsc;
Dressed 90 e 90 cents Fat Hogs, lie T. n.
NeM Galveston q $500 per head
Hides. brighton, ~ cents n ID. Coun-
try lots. 6 a. z cts. Calf-kins Is 10 20 cents
taiiov. z 20 Sc T. %.
Shearcd 25c.
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Editor Of he Transcript
Inreply to many letters andinquiries from poo
pie in this section of the country, the under
signedtake great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that our renowned prep
aration known ar GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is
certain cure for Dyspepsia, IN its worst stages
Many cures of long standing, within our own ac-
quaintance, have been completely, and we believe
permanently cured. II will stop distress after
eating almost instantaneousy, and enables the
dyspeptic who has lived for years upon Graham
bread and the plauost diet to eat as heartily as he
pleases and anything he chooses without danger OF
distress, or souring, rising on the stomach. 1t
is an ufalible corroctor of indigestion and consti-
patton, creates healthy appetite stops SICK
headache. heartburn, sickness at the stomach,
pains. cramps, or collie in either stomach or bow
els and sweetens offensive breath, as soon as you
take IT, and by enabling the patient to take plenty
Of hearty food, (which IS the parent OF health,
produces vigor strength and energy IN every trial
We have known, it has speedily eradicated Dys-
pepsia with all its attendant suherings, weakness
es. debility and loss of power, giving instead
proper activity and tone TO the stomach and or
cans Of digestion, and as we confidently believe,
and AZ the published certificates in our circulars,
/ almanacs. and in many Of the leading Journals,
! from oonyalescent patients Will cogp'm' com
pletely, permanently, and almost niiraeuious'y
''cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia III existence
We warrant it in every instance. IL can DC oD-
tanned at all the Drug Stores in the umtedstatos
and Canadas, at si.OO per bottle, or SIX bottles
for $500 "a. CLAIM SOp
silly Proprietors, Ne" Haven o.
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ALDENS CONDITION POWDERS

Thoyaro sure safe and harmless They th0rough-
~ remove all unhealthy distinctions andcleansc
Tho whole system ozpclEng Inflammation, pro-
ducins healthy and directing action upon the
liver restoring appetite, health and renewed
animation 70 the whole body, thereby rendering
One animal capable u much greater endurance
These powders may Do given with great edvan-
tage in all cases Of loss of appetite roushnc.s
VI the hair or COAT, stoppagc of wat and bow
clr, all coughs and colds, Inclination ~ the
lungs and bowels. recent founders. swelling OF
tho glands 81 thc throat, horse di-tompr hide
bound. sc.
We do not recommend them To euro con-
frmcd ease u heays. but they VIII relieve it.
and in recent ease. effect curu.
Farmers, Tcamstcrs. and those having
charge q berse- would save time and money
by haring the-t Powders always on hand 70 adj
minister with the first symptom Of decline or
disease.
These powders are alike applicable 70 al
domestic animals. They make Gat5ing cattle
thrive. and working cattle perform much better.
There Is nothing better for new miich cows
as they cleanse and regulate the system and app
petite and improve the quantity and paul
ity OF The milk.
Tho good results that follow the nse Of these
Powders VIII recommend them to cyerq body.
Pat up ia largo papers. with directions for use,
ana sold for . cents.
sent by mail in axtra large packages fr 800
Orders solicited by
DUrcHER& son, 81. Adams, Vt.
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ile Chicago Republican will
1. next Monday, and Charles A.
'a'ely assistant secretary of war,
.ouAced to be tho editor at a sal
h $4,000 4 year. Mr.. Alfred l..
!. formerly of st. Adams, a son
Ney DR.. Smith, PRECEDENT OF
ssDi'eFsty Of Vermont. we under
Is 10 be city editor. The asso.
4 e. mat starts the paper commence
r., capital of $25O,OoO and have
r.. IT, 0Ii the Chicago Post, the
n, t :, Democratic paper and start
h WI, N most favorable auspices.
Il, lana was formerly managing
H.. u one Of the New York dali,
1 ana Is one Of the best journal,
m the country. '''' ""''
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Persons who buy flour for family use will
please take notice Of this az finger board to an
advertisement for the sale Of Akron Flour, hy
Sowlcs q Eastman. which is fal moro cconomi-
cal for family use than spring wheat Hour
which in every barrel contains from one-fith to
ono-third bran and shorts, and h very likely TO
become sour In hot weather. II you wish to
eat bran and shorts buy 70 az the mill for two
cents per pound, rather than go pay from four
TO five cents pound mixed with -four, and there
by compelled e. eat two ounces Of bran 70 got
four ounces Of hour, and that OF inferior quail
ity. n yon wish coarse bread use corn
meal which is wholesome aud palatablo, for
bread, Johnny-cakc &C., and all persons who
desire economy in the staff Of life huy tho
Akron flour, made from pure white winter wheat
Every barrel viii be warranted and sold at
comparative low prices VIII also be kept for
sale by most Of One merchants in tho Eastern
part Of this county T..
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A New YoRK reporter, giving an
account of very select and recherche
dinner party given in Fifth Avenue
recently, does it up in poetry and
closes his account with the following
feeling stanza
But Strange % eay eln, ere did pass,
Was il SOM. hsh tar' 1r iiitter
Between each corrac they quafod a glass
on NJ. o. x Blttcrs
Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya
Bitters are the best appehzing agents
in the world. Try them, dyspeptics,
and YOU viii be convinced.
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spetial alotites.
DE-. ste,ens y Clnrk.

Have associated themselves together for the
Practice Of Medicine aud Surgery and VIII give
their prompt and faitifu! attention 70 an profess
sional business entrusted 10 their care.
Oaice at tue residence of Dr. Stevens.
II. p. STEVENS, N. D.. s. :. cLAth' ND
South Main Street England Street
ST. Adams, May rs, l565. t2-u.
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ruE TRANSCRIPT.
,,.,oov. May 30 1903.
ST. ALBANS.


I, lieu of the stony which is to be
,n,d mon the first page of each
Us Tp,NsoRmT, we republish from
g,son Adre1ise, n graphic ac-
,n, Of the Octave of Washington as
..ins which it is said "the large hand
;,sfce will be able to stretch.
oil account will be read with interest
80 il from the ready and reliable pen
fone of the best correspondents OF
\ N. lending mercantile paper Of Bos-
ton.
Rev. 10. Skinner is TO pronounce
I'M enloqy and J. S. D. Taylor, Esq,
h n elegy upon President Lincoln, at
/ I. Adams, juno LIST, 1865.
L Capt. Blodgetts Company Of Vet
-.n Reserves left St Adams, May
4 ol,b for indianapolis, Indiana.
Inspector Chase examined the
A.r dav mt st. Adams, a mattrass
Nh found it full of broadcloth, hosiery
other dutiable articles.
lit be not asking too much of
city fathers Of St. Adams Village
te.n ibe COWS off the Green and
If The streets, we should like 70
preier the request on behalf of many
sufferers
Mr. 7. O. Winslow late Of Keene.
Il has fitted up rooms IN thc old
s-ar store and is filling them with
ar.turo.
The funeral Of Thomas Henderson
,mpball, Esq, Of st. Adams, who died
.lo evening Of May 18th, Of apo
lew. in the 18th year Of his age took
co on the 22d inst, with appropri
Masonic ceremonies, 4 large
Of the Masonic fraternity were
sem, nom different lodges in the Vi
n.v anil were marshalled by Messrs.
h VI Beeman and l., Bingham
Haa L j Englesby. Grand Master
De Grand Lodge, oficiated on the
sion and the very solemn and inn
sing services we're witnessed by
rso concourse Of people The reso-
"a lions adopted by Franklin Lodge
~ VIII De published next week.
-Roy D W Dayton preached
sry patriotic and laudatory discourse
Commemorative Of President Lincoln,
n barge audience at the Congrega-
bal Church in st. Adams on Sunday
tvenrg last
-0a Saturday June oath, it being
p festival Of the nativity OF St John
y Baptist tie Masons Of Bakersfield
satenpiaie defeating with appropri-
exercises and ceremonies, their
III aul attractive Masonic Hall.
8rG F Wright of Bakersfield,
Y drafted but by the. church ena-
sns Aim to JOIN Society for mutual
4 ID slcn cases, he was able to put
p substitute without expense. 9th
4 gifts have during the year made his
al exceed that Stipulated by the
non by more than one hundred
Plas
-Ai the last annual meeting Of the
l'AAn County Medical Society
n at Benjamin Fish's hotel,
~ Sheldon, eleven physicians
present DIR. John Branch, Of
Adams, was elected President, DR..
y. Briggs, Of Franklin, Vice Presi-
and Dr. }. O. Cramton, of Fair
Secretary,
A' sehll-annual meeting VIII
r'-a at the Franklin House, High
springs IN September next.
BISHOP Hopkins will preach on
'''y mex at st Luke's church, St.
'a'' and at the evening service,
Ministers the rite Of confirmation.
l'''Fs skinner and Stone, of Wind
succeed the Nc Gowan Brothers
l'A'eFs IN stoves, having re-
purchased their establishment
'l'ady taken possession of it.
non. David Read was elected Re
y % Burlington last Tuesday and
'Do' city officers were reelected
substantial unanimity.
lhe Chicago Republican will
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POPULARITY.

A great mauy people O., the present day, think
moro of obtaining Publicity and popularity,
than of any other one thing they could pos 'b.t
bc possessed o. But. anxious as they may b' .u
acquire ihe vain glory of tine popular voice, n0..
over succeeded to $50 great au extent RS has ,hat
world-rnovued remedy known as Goes Cough
llalaam There IS scarcely family IN tine land
but what consider supply of this article as nQc-
-ions. EApeucnce has taught the people that
uo other remedy has Dier been pH' before the
public that VIII cure coughs. colds. Group. sore
throat, and in fact aA throat and lung COM
plants, as quickly aud ciloctaally az Coos Cough
3ai-am IN the Eastern States, whore 1t has
boon long known and tested st Is considered az
tho most reliable cough remedy cXtani and no
one. either rich or poor, tiini oil being without
ccs-iy " Keeping on hand ou article ~ tlii- kind
for immediate use. II costs bat i0 cClts per
bottle. and is sold at all our drug stores, and is
tho cht apest and BEES. remedy in the world. CD
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i p, ssleF to the Americaa says
Us biz Ivy ". We have consists Of JEFF
lg5t D,s wife, a small SON and two
bhens r together with Alex. H.
\ Gem ~ y @ Clay. Col. VIM. Rea-
otLer." Wheeler and fifteen or six
krtained D whose names ] have not
EBerlinN. '''' the sculptor, died lately
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The St. Adams Liquor Agency,
None but pure Liquors supplied for Medical
purposes.
Drugs and Medicines.

T1NHE UNDERSIGNED having now in store a
i large and well selected stock Of all Goods
the attention Of al those in want Of anything in
orr line.
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WEAD 81 DUREN.
ans, April 1863 56-ly
ToNArHA. sovTIsARD's ESTATE.

- WILL PRESENTED.
So Of Vermont, DjSf.-3c II froHifin, -.
Alta probato Court holden at the Probate Of
fec in 81. Adams within and for the District Of
Franklin, on the 9th day of April, \. j. 1865.
Present, a. J. SAMSON, Judge.
An instrument, purporting 70 be the last VIII
aud Testament OF jonathan Southland, late OF
Fairfax ia said district. deceased, being present
cd here by Samantha r, Southard, OF Fairfax,
the cxccntrix therein named, for probate, II is
ordered hy said Probate Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified To appear at q SEES
sion of said court. To be holden at thu Probate
Office in st. Adams, IN said district, on the goth
day of May A. ID. 1865 at o'clock in the after
noon, and show cause, If any they have, against
the probate of said Mill--for which purpose il is
further ordered that copy Of the record be pub
lished three weeks successiycly in the Vermont
Transcript, a weekly newspaper printed at ~
Adams in this state, as soon az may be, the last
Of which publication to be prior 20 said goth day
May, A. d. 1865.
GO-sw A. j. SAMSON, Judge.
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DRUGS and CHEMICALS.

Cur aim is to keen the hcst qualities Phvsi-
clans supplied at a. low prices ~ eau be afford
od. Prescriptions filed with care.
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loss than t230.0000o0 Of the Loan authorized
by Congress are now on the market. This
amount at the raio ut which it is being absorbed,
viii ADJ be subscribed for within sixty days. when
the notes will undoubtedly command pre-
lniuin. as has uniformly been The case On clos
ing tie subscriptions to otherLoans.
Iu order that citizens Of every town and see
ton IF the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Raaks, and Private Bankers throughout the
cntly have generally agreed to receive sub
s.riptonS at par. Subscribers will select ther
ovu agents. tn whom they have confidence, and
Who only are to be responsible for the delivery
az thcnotea for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
srus RWrloN AoEyr, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions VII be received by the
First National Bank Of st. Adams
May o. 1868. 52-tf.
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Stationery.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT NJ
N MEAD s. DUREN'S
ST. Adams, April, 1865. 56-l3w
1 r you have on your memorandum an article
/ that you do net know whore To find, call mt
BUTCHERS, and yoawill DO sure 60 lind It, or
Wc can tel you where to obtain it,.
A FINE lot Of Carriage and Bath spongez for
n sale at BUTCHERS.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-26
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
AND
THEIR WIDOWS.

TKNHOsE INTERESTED ARE HEREBY
| notified that | am agent to transact AL buai-
ness pertaining to pensions, bountics and back
pay. Claims Of the above nature can be pre-
ms, 10 Nm. BRIDGES.
81. Adams, May l0lll 1863 6l-tf