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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

se,y- At the late Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
held at Bradford the following ap-
pointments were made for ST. Adams
District.
Il. II. Brown, p. T..
St Adams, ID. W. Dayton; ST. AZ
bans Bay, Clark Wedgworlh; Swan
ton, y. f. livingston; Highgatc, j.
NJ Putfer; Georgia and North Fair
fax, to be supplicd Fairfax, Horace
Warner; Milton, Moses Spencer;
Cambridge, to be supplied Water
vile, to be supplid by d. p Bragg;
Essex, to be supplied by Levi War
ner; UnderhiIl, C. T. Garyin West
ford, r. II. Howard Colchester
John Chase; Waterbury, d. b. Nc
Kenzie; Waterbury Centre, w. r..
Pufier; Stowe, \. NJ Learned; Hyde
park, to be supplied by Geo. Whitney;
Wolcott, to be supplied; Johnson. to
be supplied by 5. D. EIkins; Bakers
field, 4. j. Truax; Moristown,
Benjamin Cox; Gilmore. to be sup
piled; sheldon C. Il Hawley; Frank
lin, IL. n Munger Fnosbueh. A. II.
Honsinger; Montgomery, TO be sup-
piled by ID. Austin; Richford and
East Berkshire, Sylvester Donaldson;
West Berkshire, Z A. Titus; Aburgh,
W d. Malcolm; Isle LaAIotte, to be
supplied; Grand Isle and North Hero,
\. O. Freeman; Eden, ". IL. HYDE;
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a commissioner to take testimony in
Canada, and accordingly the Hon
John f. Potter, of Montreal, L. S.
Consul General in British North
America, was appointed
In the event that Mr.. Potter is m
able or unwilling to act as commits
sioner, then Hon. William G. Wilson
Of Bakersfield, is appointed commits
sioncr by agreement.
The cause was then continued nm
til special Term, to be holden at
ST. Adams, on Tuesday, June Doth
1865, and the Court ordered thirty
six petit jurors to be summoned to
attend said special Term for the trial
of this cause
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a groat many people, az the present day. think
more of obtaining publicity and popularity,
than of any other one thing they could possibly
be possessed of. Bat, anxious az they may DE "a
acquire the vain glory of the popular voice. uono
ever succeeded io 80 great ana extent as has that
wnril-rcnowned remedy known Ca coos Cough
Balsam. Thor, Is scarcely family in the land
but what ennSdera supply al this article - nee
sious Experience hes taught the people Chat
no other remedy has ever been pnt before the
public that will cure coughs, colds. Group, sore
throat and in fact an throat and lung com
plants, as quickly and cfcctlaily ~ Goes Cough
balssm. IN the Eastern States. whore il has
been long known and tested, 10 Is considered m
the most reliable eongh rcmgly t2tnnt, and no
one, either rich or poor thinks Of being without
il. We would suggest TO a.l our readers the ne
cessity Of keeping on hand an article Of this kind
for immediate use. II costs but 40 cents pen
bottle and is scld at an our drug stores and is
the cheapest and best remedy in the world. &C
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Editor OF Hc TRANSCRIPT:
mreply tomany letters and inquiries from peo-
pie in this section of the country, the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper. that our renowned prep
aration known "a GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE is
a certain cure for Dyspepsia in its worst stages.
Many ourca Of long standing within our own ac-
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eating almost instautaneously and enables the
dyspcptic who has lived for years upon Graham
brcadand the panest diet, to eat as heartily as he
pleases. and anythingh he chooses. without dangerof
distress, or souring, or rising on the stomach 1t
IS aainfallible corroctor ofmdigeston and consti-
patton, creates a healthy appetite, stops sick
headache, heartburn, sickness at the stomach,
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els, and swoetcns Offensive breath, al soon as you
take Il, and by enabling the patient 20 take plenty
ofhcarty food, (WHICH is the parent Of health, p
produces vigor, strength and energy. meYcry trial
we have known, it has speedily oradhcated Dys-
pepsia With all It's attendant sufiernss weakness
os, debility, and loss Of power, giving instead, o
proper activity aud tone 70 the stomach and or
gans OF digestion, and as We confidently believe,
and IS the publishod certificates 10 our creuiars,
slmanacs, and in many Of the leading Journals
from conyalescent patients will co3i'm, COM
plotcly, permanently, and almost mifacuionsly
'curc the worst ease Of Dyspepsia in existence
We warrant IT in every instance. 1t can be OBJ
tanned at all the Drug Stores in the United States
and Canadas, at sl.O0 per bottle, or six bottles
for $500 G. G. CLARK h CO.,
5lly proprietors, New Haven, CT.
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DR.. Chapin's Lecture.

ymoi Ta1se' lt
The lecture advertised to be given
IN St. Adams, April 18th, by Rev. Or.
chaplin was necessarily postponed by
me great calamity which SO absorbed
tbe public mind at that time, and
which necessarily detained DR.. Cha
min in New York City. In q letter
rom him to friend in this village,
dated April 9th, he says:
let me thank you for so kindly re-
l.asinp me from my engagement last
weel do not see how l could have
ml6lled it at the time Ia addition to
the public excitement | had a matter
n nriyatc interest to trouble me On
the very night Of the Presidents as
.assination, a burglar entered my
buse and robbed me of money and
articles to the value of $500 This
4 made me quite reluctant to leave here
immediately. Then the public ca
hmity required me to hold service in
nv church both Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week.
Ofcourse, no one, we think, in view
Of the circumstances, will find it in his
heart to blame the committee having
q the matter in charge, for acceding to
DR. Chapins request for postpone
b ment
We are now enabled to state that
n Dr. Chaplin has been engaged to lee
Il t1re al Academy Hall, in st. Adams,
on Thursday evening, May 18th, at a
NJ quarter before s O'Clock
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Fs5- Five years ago, Andrew Johnson
voted for john c. Braclinridge for
president now he IS pre ident him
self and will hang Breckenridge, if he
cam catch him. -Four years ago, Mr.
Johnson voted for the Crittcndeu COM
promise. Now, original anti-slayeIy
men, freesoilers and republicans are
anxious lesi he should bc too radical
IN his policy towords the South. Such
are some Of the revolutions that whnl-
gig Of time IN it's rapid course for the
last four years has MADE in men and
their position. Never al the world
move faster than it las with us since
1860
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franklin County Court,

FnlnaY. Anril 2ath.

Allh1. \ flLlA 4-clfl.
At the hour Of our going to press
last week, the cause entitled James
E,arts IS Lyman Hunt and Henry
'Giddiugs was not finished. il was
given to the Jury Oh Friday afternoon
.and their verdict was il favor Of the
hplanttf for Ss4.49 dana yes. George
n. Ballard, H S Royce, Dewey a No
fle for plaintiff Hubbell & Clark.
1I. B Smith Edison & Rand, for de-
tadants.
SATURDAY, April 29th.
4 Thomas Webster VS.. Addison Burr,
a dch was begun on the 2sth inst.
y finished and verdict was in la
aor Of tie plaintiff for Sl4O,5S, dana
3 and cost. Burt 4 Hall and n. S
1 yce for plaintiff; Emerson r.
Wright Elson 4 Rand, and Ira W
lark Tor defendant. This was the
= osmg trial Of the jury causes Of the
\ m After calling the old docket
g. reading sandry motions, the jury
dismissed until Tuesday morning
NJ , o'clock, A. NJ, and the trial Of
So by the court was assigned TO
Aonday at $50, A. NJ
AIoNDAY. Nav ist.
Causes upon the court calendar and
y y final calling Of the dockets, occu-
Riod the entire day
Trrsp,y Nav d.
Ia the matter Of the state vs Mar
y D. Clark, who was convicted nj
September Term. 1864. Of man
Aashter, the sentence of the court
VS. that the respondent be confined
the States Prison in Windsor at
mrd labor for the term Of seven years
APm the second day of Nav. 1865. and
pay the costs Of prosecution
udge Adds having heretofore sio-
mfed to the bar that by reason Of
~ having taken an active nart in
Mnging the ST. Adams raiders 70
l@ace he felt unwilling to preside At
VI trial Of the cause State Of Vermont
Bennett H. Young and others.
An. John Pierpoint Of vergepnes.
E SIDED at the trial Of said cause, at
!, 'ie1ekiah Paine was orraioned and
~adcd not guilty.
motion was made by his Conn.
Messrs. Bailey and Burt for :
s@'.nuance of the cause and the ap.
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ALDEn's CONDITION POWDERS

They are ure safe andharmla-s IhDv.horugh-
By remove all unhealthy distractions and cleanse
tie whole system, cxpclhng inflammation. pro-
ducins healthy and directing action upon the
liver, restoring appetite, health and renewed
animation 70 the whole body. thereby rendering
the animal capable of much greater endurance.
These powders may % given wi,h great ad,au-
tage in alI ea-,- Of loss of appetite, raughnes-
q thc hair coat -toppage VI water and how
oi~ aa coughs and colds, inflammation of the
lung and BOWELS recent founders, swelling Of
tine sland,of tAc throat, horse disiompcr, hide
bound, &C.
We do not recommend them 10 cure com
ffmcd case Of hcaye-. hut they VIII relieve it,
and ga recent cases effect cure.
Farmer, Te.msters. and those having
charge of horses would save time and money
by having these Powders alwoy. on hand to adj
minister with tho first symptom of decline OF
ei.or-c.
THESE powders aro alike applicable to ali
domestic animuls. Thcy mako tatting cattle
thrive, ana working cattle perform much bettlr.
rhotl Is nothihs Better far new miich cows
as taey cleanse and regulate the srstcm and APP
petite. and improve the quantity and qnui-
ity or che milk.
The good RESULTS Chat follow the use of these
powders vil recommend tlem b. cyaNhalr.
ana mp m large pepers with directions for nse,
and sold FIR 25 cents.
sent ly mail ia extra larso PACKAGE for 1890
Orders -oAaielhv
III BUTCHERS son, St. Adams, Vt.
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TONATHAS sOUTHNRD's ESTATE.
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" " LII liti+Nt+4f i Ill
state Of Vermont, District ~ Franklin, 50.
At Probate Court holden al the Probate Of
fee in st. Adams, within and for the District of
Franklin on the 9th day OF April. 4. ID. 1865
Present, A. i. SAMSON, Judge.
An instrument, pnrportng 90 be the last VIII
and Testament Of Jonathan Southard, late OF
Fairfax, in said district deceased, being present
ed here By Samantha IA. Seuthard, of Fairfax,
the cxccutriN therein named, for probate, It rs
ordered by said Probate Court that al persons
concerned therein be notified 90 appear at SEES
sion of said court, TO be holden at the Probate
Office in st. Adams, in said district on the goth
day of May A. ID. 1863 at l O'Clock in the after
further ordered that copy of the record be pub
lishod three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Transcript weekly newspaper printed at ST.
Adams, IN this state, as soon as may be, the last
May, A. ID. 1865.
G0-3w A. J. SAMSON, Judge
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We are requested to give notice
n.ttbc Rev. Mr.. Fay has resigned the
Mco of Town superintendent, and
WA AZ his request, the Selectmen
have ,' appointed Rev. Mr.. skinner to
~ snnerintendent and authorized
linn 70 discharge all the duties Of said
moo until the next town election.
.roocbers will, Of course, govern them
selzes accordingly
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Sprclal 4lotlfts.
CLAIM AGENT.

Soldiers Bountics Widows and lnvalids' Pen
sions, Arrears Of Pay Ne, &C., procured by
&. II. NSE.
Late a Capt. Of 10Th Vt. Volunteers.
ST. Adams, VT, May 8, 1860 G0-u.
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q. =. 0-1O SIX per cont.
GOLD-BEARTNG BONDS

These bonds arc worth premium which
increases the actual profit on the 7-30 loan,
and IT'S exemption, from state and municipal tar
alton adds rom one 10 three per cent more, ac-
cording to the rate levied on other property.
Tho interest is payable in currency scmi-annu-
ally, by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut oa and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
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HEAVY STOCK or
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
FAKNTs,

DYE sTUFFS, &C., just received by
offer at Wholesale on retail, at a small advance
from cost
We call special attention 10 a now Oil Or paint
ing, cheaper than l.nseed Oil. and which works
equally well Also, % butchers Pure White
Lead, a thoroughly tested and highly approved
article Paints of every shade and quality
Varnish, Japan, Benzine, Paint Brushes, Ac., dc.
lott l.. H. DuTCHER & SON.
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G. L O r. EE Z N G.
"a HnasE IS Ike A MAN. .

And Like aman. II he is ovetworhed, needs care
and medicine. How many tim. SIC geo horse
worth tso or tllree hundred dollars, apparently
broken down by excessive work. each pariicu-
lar hair stands on end. and with head dropping
he drags bis weary limbs along. Tho functions
II his hodt aro more orlcss obstructod. I'm other
words, he rs out Of condition What shall we
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of juno
18th. 1865 and arcpayablo three years from that
time, in currency, or are convertible at the op-
ton Of the holder, into
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscrip-
tions, and the notes forwarded At once. The in-
terost to the 18TH June next viii be paid in ad-
vance This is
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nrls II. WEED q co.

7 oNERIDGE's WhHOo BTTTERS.-
i These Bittcrs will effectually cure Dyspep-
sil. Liver Complaint Costiyeneas, &c., and moi
only create a healthy action of the stomach, but
rejuycnate the system.
WHITE * CARRUTH, sole Agents,
IA Broad Street, Boston.
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WANTED, N rms OFFICE steady
,..,,,- Man as am appfohtlo''
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Drugs and Medicines.

INHE UNDERSIGNED having now in store
1 large and well selected stock Of all Goods
pertaining to well furnished Drug Store, invite
the attention of all those in want Of ANYTHING in
our line. lU goo
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-05-05

Tho subscriber would express his grateful
thanks to the people Of Franklin County for their
liberal patronage hcrotofure bestowed, and would
solicit o continuance " ;hc same.
Al Goods sold. warranted as represented.
Physicians orders promptly filled With Drugs
of the best quality. and at the lowest market
rates. Prescriptions carefully compounded
10y an experienced chemist.
! store open for necessary purposes on sunday
from Il NJ. TO F. NJ
S. r.. DAY, Agent
First door North Of Wyman & Huntilgton's
st. Alhans, VT. Dec -, 1861 4i-tf
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L 4. sOWLEs. Attorney and Counsellor at
h. Law and solicitor in ChanceTy. Office over
Maryns store, Qatcly occupied by White
Sowlcs) st. Adams. w.
P.S.-Will attend to Collections. and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears Of
Pay, OF Bounty 10 Soldiers Widows aud myalids
Pensions, &c, DC 3tf
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Our aim il to keep the best qualities. Physi.
clans supplied at as low prices AZ can be afford
ed. Prescriptions filed with care.
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The st. Adams Liquor agency.

Mono but pure Liquors supphod for Medca
purposes.
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HAIR PREPARATIONS.

Pomadcs, Oils. Cream Of Lilies, Burneft's Co
coaine, Cocoanut Cream, Ambrosia, Ambolinc,
Dye, Martha Washington; Halls, Mrs. Aliens,
and Prof. Woods Rcstoratiyes. ar
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1laslntsa 1IIetiorN.


GILMAN, DENTIST. Office in Che
i. kINGMAN DLOCh, 1IAA st., opposite tho
Cougre gatnnal CAuleh l-if.
NJ H1 np AiIQ ,S AN Pc, COUNSEL a. VI
class Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
soldiers pay, Hc.
Oilice ofcr Weeks STORE. l-u
YNLoUR AND DAIRY sArT at Whole
Il sale at
ARLINGTON & SHATTUCK'S.
st. Adams March H. 1864. 1tf
u Gorge T.. HoUGHToN, Attorney and
NJ Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
cery St Adams, vermont Office over the Post
Ofice and residence ON Congress street.
Also, United States Commissioner, commits
soner Of Deeds for the states Of New York,
Massachusetts. and other States. He viii give
prompt attention to All professional business
with which lac may be entrusted.
ST. Adams, NOV. I, lS6l
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-30
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK.


YHEI FASHION MAGAZINE or THE WORLD.
II LITERATURE. FINE, ARTS, AND fashions.
IL The most magnificent Steel Engravings. DOU-
BILE FASIlOH-PLATES. Wood engravings on
every subject that interest ladies' Crochet knit
ting Netting, Embroidery Articles for the Isilet
for the Paror, the Boudoir, and The Kitchen. Ev-
erything, in fact, to make complete La1ys Lsok.
TIE LADIES' FAvoRITE FOR IS YEARS
No Magazine has been able to compete with it.
None atiemptit -- - -,. r.
. GoDEY's RECEIPTS a
For every Department. Of household. These alon
are worth the price of the Book
Model Cottages no othe. Magazine gives them J,
with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR TIE YOUNG. An
mother speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth 50 year. Other
Magazines publish old WORKOUT music; but the
subscribers to Cooley get it before the music stores
Gardening for Ladies Another popularity with
Cooley.
Fashions from Mcssrs. A. 7. Stewart K Co., of New
York. the millionaire merchants, appear in Cooley,
the only magazine that has them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated Brodic of New
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Ladies' Bonncts. We give more of them in year
than any other magazine In fact, the Lady Book
enables every lady to be her own bonnet maker
MtRION MARYLAND,
Aulhore.s Of " Hone" "Lii11.n Path." "Hoss
Side Nemesis" and d" Hiriam,'
writes for Cooley each month and lorno other Mag
azinc. We have also retained all our old and f.
vorte contributors.