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& ALE OF MAN Re.

GALE OF MANURE.
puartsrniduer Geaeral's Office, First Dirissor,l
WdShinsfOa, ID. C., February q. 1856. (
. Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot. Giesboro, D.
o., large quantity OF stock yard MANURE, which
will be delivered to purchasers the ground or in
barges boats to be provided by them forty f4O)
cents per cubic ard. Two or more boats according
to sfxeD can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brieadier General In charge
fe "A dtmar3l First Division, q. M. G. o.
SALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
, WARRINGTON, ID. o., March 10, 1856.
=, Will be sold at Public Auction THURSDAY,
me I'D day Of March next, at 10 clock O. m, at
the PurveyinR Depot. 18th and r streets. in this
city, large quantity OF Condemned Medical and
h9s pitat Property. consisting of
Spnhts, Air Rubber Cushions, States, Clocks,
urnkstapds, Water Coolers, Spoons, Knives aud
TTiS -, spatuias, Tunnels. Tampa and Lanterns,
uin OuPs and Plates. Gutta Percha Bed Covers,
Twa.er BEDS, Sheepskips Dressed. TourpiaUets,
aah%s.es 1orters. Medicine Painter Chests Knap-
60, sna Field Ccmpanions, Leather Ruckets,
EEor, nasi rs, Iron WashstsniS. Bottles, Bedside
L. coiss' mess Chests, Cooking Utensils, Bedding,
Forty eight hours allowed 10 purchasers to 70.
Terms :: Cash, 10 Government funds.
s CHAS. SOTHERLAND,
nm. IN N. SURGEON v, = Medical Puryeyor.
AVN" u NJ bOTELER, Aust.
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAAAR-
ITANfS REMEHlES.

Sold nv s. c. FORD, osrner 18th street and Penn
sylyauia avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria Va and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND CO.. Philadelphia. my 6-u
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IEsURE YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME.
FIRE INSURANCE..
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE CON.
PANY OF WASHINGTON,
CHARTERED By CONGRESS.
CAPITAL s1 900 900.
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOB POLICIES.
OFFICE:
&24 18th st., nearly opposite Riggs 4 Co. b Bank
ing House.
BRANCH OTYICR:
AtJOHN II. yoHNS0N'S Law Once, No. "a La.
sys., near Bank Of Washington.

This Company 10 now prepared 20 insure all de-
scriptions OF property against loss or damage By
nre on such terms cannot fail TO be sceeptsble 90
the citizens Of the District. In this Company You
can insure Your FURNITURE. MERCHANDISE,
WAREHOUSES Oh DWELLINGS Tor year or
shorter period.
This Company starts with Q Dash CAPITAL
Of 100000. oil PAID IN, thereby enabling them
70 offer to the citizens Of the District greater
Hty than has ever been offered heretofore.
Policies will be issued for o shorter period than
year according to the View YORK scale for short
insurance.
DIRECTIONS:
Charles kuaD, President, Richard WAllach,
g. W. Rigs, Vice Prest, Daniel Dodd,
Thomas Berry, u. 70: Fahnestock,
George 8. Gideon, william Dixon.
Marshall Brown,
no 22-6n NOBLE d. LARNER, Sccretary
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29
Tho E'arrcr'S Guide.

otis folly in tho extreme to till
Extensive field; and ill them u;
The i,rr:cr. pleased, nay boast aloud
His bushels sowa, bis acres plone0,
And. pleased. indulge the cheering hcpo
That time viii bring plcnteous crop.
Shrcwd cocaUon Sense sits laughing ",
And secs his hopes abc:sirc die;
For, when maturing s. ssons smile.
Thin shcaycs shall d;:apyoiu: his toll.
Advised, tho .,cpsy pride 6ie1el,
TIL little, and that litt:c ;7elt
OF taxing, feacin:. toll. no @cEe
You:. ground requires when zen ':.~h poor
And nro.o ono cr,i!s acre y'e:di
Than the hrgc breadth Q: barren ne''S'
"Ncat &c -o.r ia.:I;: -. org co':UsSed
Tie ne..rs: sar,n"r; a.: n" bcS'.
Each boz ard ria:sh ia,!nStr'o"' dram,
Nor IA. iii. ba:i: i;!5rn re plaza,
No an,:So: On ron. hcv.;nn'i grow,
80 h-;,rs a ::ovc7 culture .hoT.
Nc,, be yo": barns, yoar boxes neat,
Yorr too:s y: c!ean, you: t"u:;yard' ."'ct,
80 MOI nc sl,:.,r:.t.; :oG' c;,,h:"u'l,
No wnoI.a .~:,cl Il: windows c.|Hd,
No Gi;hy i:tnae:.s .v"!i: oow,
No w.:t;S va: rA:.s'In,: ro,i"1 grow:
3u, shade ,rvcs cxm:n,i Mi iru:: :rce'
h9p,n.
Ar.i arwr:;nr ::'.:p,;I9cz;,::r 2>vli';ac;
WIKI Da,e; yU;.y ,Arlcm c:-c':c ro;.nd;
D.s.n.!, ca:,c:. A:,,i CHAR ;:sc %:onnd;
Pre- h..-h ,h.s l.ta.'i,S I'S,AI ROOD
Anal .N y.i:a ys.G:AJ.: good.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29
.;n.r 20 s'rule"& Wheat Plants i'll
Winter.

Al, experience teaches that over a
..yya; ,.,rt;"a of "#r country the wheat
croo i. l;a:lc 20 he scr;oa-iy inj arrdb BY
on: severe winters. In very extended
sections th;3 wxs the cIse with the
whoa, sawn last fs.l. We doubt il
c.r,n-rs hn.. c1rrtcd themselves to
r:c7.,t i;.,'nrr. from shis cauHs, too
often con.n,rriag * u matter entirely
bcynnl ,Ilri: con,rol. They s"~ wheat
YEA: after year. bat always with fear
ihat !u,., severe, changcabIe winter
will deprive sar;a "t ~ crop.
>iny, In common with lnanv others.
VIC Sr,iryc w!"icr wheat, where soil ID
favorable, nay become one OF our
moa. cvrsn;a Grains Seven where now
rs culture il ai,nrs. ahaaloned. Here
ire l:.:,i asiri. ali consideration OF The
o.estinE o. .rnwi:,.: whc4t Fnr ship.
,nrn., ~ :, ,';:;ins branch Of farming.
Some si,r"ln mulch Ger the plants il
the uiain ,hiay E"Cied 30 secure them
arl:rst he ::vrIiEy1. tiawlnGS. and
hcav;n..a q western winters. Ina !Y":
cain: The practice q! muIc!iin., VIZ are
advocating Hu:h;N" new: vet We pre-.
h,,,nD ni"c.tcn:hI 81 CTR farmers who
h::y" tried w:."at culture have never
cy?cri:r,..r,! VIII i. Jam"s G"skins,
.wrnFv..:"r yr&.ra go. pihii>!:cdHlittlc
work defending ;h;s practice, hc HIM
SEX nnrin. followed It with success.
Occa-i,aa:;r !. farmer has, announced
his belief IN liz feasibility through the
Prairie F:.mer o: other agricultural
Qualifications. vet rem snmc cause the
method has n.yer c0:nr into general
vogue. It. is l.; 81 fine some attention
bn pa:,! 70 il. The short winter wheat
c.rp tie present srMaon caIIs loudly
for some change IL culture that shall
AZ :ca;: ;,oaliae Indemnity.
\ :n,..,irr--iES II ManIre or CON.
roa; surca,, n,.r thv whea. fed late
in The iiIi -: 49,: , IN uin'sr, Will b.
exceedingly e: ct!Ai in krrpinS the
,,laa,s sheltered !y"a winds and frost.
7: he anl"c tirr" the Land ~ benefited
hy' he mannr". Ihio il may no, always
Do conycnic:r. 30. 70 those thus sit.
nu.eh wr 1oEhi r'2"Inrrd the SOW.
in. Ct i."rn wheat or "as1 Eith toe
wheat. OF oats Srsr. say u bushels
per ac7c. h?oa ;cs''. iu-t before drill.
IN" IN the %i:rat i III" drill ia usel
Such a Course vii! 3,rvrn; the dirt
from being blown from a5"Ot the ten,
der roo:s. th"s preventing the frost
from throwing rut the plants; and IN
spring she mG,ch -uts, sHor'iin=
chem ann.isnmcn:. This is no idle
tac":v. hT; Ina ;hc practice 81 success
iul farmers 20 support it. We can not
ur:2 to :,lo;.tiuH too strongly.
Those who practice enwinS oats or
hucnxhca. are ~ Tie habit OF sowing
early, That p good growth mSy be
made b"iore winter sr,s ill., Prniric
Lor,rr-
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Room for Rent!

THE UPSTAIRS FRONT RtS0N or THE JOURNAL
Building, recently occupied a. Telegraph once for
rent. APPLY AH'"E S'eo'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29

TOMATO WlSE.-Supc,ior vino is
said to Gc made from the tomato, with
no other Ingredient than the pure
juice Of tie tomato sud sugar, which
very much resembles Champagne, and
has light, transparent color, with
a pleasant, brisk aavor.
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1866

RATS rtrxux RiEDS.-whocvrr engages IN shooting
small birds IL cruel nan: whoever aids IN r>rrmiua-
IN. rat. II brrriucIor. We should like sornr "r 10
give us the hrnriIt q" their experience In driving
these Is,s, We need >nnrihing hrsir> dns> ni
irnrs iur this hus:nrss--.,'irHt;Rc Im-ricJn, " !.
Efty"Srr "CnsrAL," advertisement nbnyr.
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American Barber Shop,
Farm for Sale.
By J. NJ. DILLON,

THE USDERsr0NED OFFERS FOR SALE Hls
L ,nnn, lying near the kanH~h" River, Within hai
mile or aud OH the south sdr thereof and about eight
miles be low charlcson. In Kanngha c1anty, West Sir-
gina. o. '-.'-. -. 800"
Sa farm consists Of ioG acres, and we'll timherct
well wu,rrrd Il excellent tobacco land and "a convrn-
cn for sock or farn!ng purposes. There are hvcd~e-
Ing houses aS tobacco harns. and other out buildings
and largo and nevcrfnilinY spring IN the prcmiaes
The whole ARIA Is undcrnid with RItun"us Coal Of
superior quality To persons wisbIns TO invest In prop
eriy growing IN value this Il offer. Price wv PER
aero. Terms, one thrl down. ami the halatco IN one
and twn ycars. with legal Interest. - '''', -
The tito ID unincu,nhere and indIspntabie For fdr.
thcr PARTICULAR address the uidrrsyrr2 ConsnonI,
KanawhA Co, West Va. JOuE s. .VpSSISGliAM.
Anr1s lSGD-"6N Lr.,& e. = - -, 90.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-29

STANDARD OF WxrGllrs AND MEAS.
rrEs. 49, Tho following standard Of
weights end measures, established by
the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, April 5, 1859, ID very import
ant to every farmer and business man:
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'Bu-rERMnk EmIs.-Mix one tea.
,roonrll uE cream Of tartar into q
quart OF aour; one quart Of butter
milk. with one. large spoonful Of soda
dissolved in it; stir it we'll and Qaick-
~
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1860;

IIOrSEKEErl:.S ir"r'lrd with vcrnm need l'r ~ u,
Iyrr il they I.r "C",I SRs ENt"rIninnIvr. v" haze
used Il I" our satisfaction; and ii h"N cast s.. w'
would have IL. We luv" tried l"."S hut they rl"ri"d
nothing; hut "CnsiaI'" article ku"Ck> the breath "u'
VI Rat. Mcr, R"achr>. ANTS. aud lLtl.iucs quicker
than VIZ can writ" IT, T. - il great trimiud all the
rnin'ry.-Mdind, Dhi" hIZ't'.
cI-N..S, t.,,s ,r'," ,,iyrrli,rIrrrt .Ii,uyr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-27
A. NJ. Wrinkle vs.. Thomas Hayse, ct ais.

I
Of the plaintiff in this that the defendants Thomas
Hayes Goalby Hayes Roadman Harrell and e. W Lathim
nonesidens of the State of Tennessee sbcond
that the ordinary process be 1t
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying said defendants
the of the Circuit Conrt Rutledge
the fourth Monday Of August next then and there plead
demur the demand of the plaintiff, the
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte. June 90 lsG6-itH THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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COUNTY CoURT-KNox COUNTY.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A Deere

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
of the County Court its June Session, lsGG the
VIM Warrick Stephen Nelson and others will offer for
highest bidder, the house door
yle Saturday the 2lt day of July tract Of land lying
Civil District county, adj dining the lands
Lindsay Wallace Mason God and others; it being
undivided interest Martha f. flames H. and Henderson L.
Warrick oneseventh of the tract belonging Abra
Nelson deceased containing about hundred
The will he made six and twelve months time, taking
equal amount with approved security and retaining
lien the land until the purchase money fully paid
June ID, lS66-4t" WIN. RULE, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-RUTLEDGE.

Second Judicial Circuit Granger County, Tennessee.
Marshall Dyer John Grimes.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
of the plaintiff in this that the defendant
concea himself that the ordinary process be served
him 1t ordered that publication be made for four
cesve weeks in DrOwnlOw Whg notifying said defendant
appear the the Circuit Rutedge
the fourth Monday of August next then and there
plead demu the demand of the plaintiff the
will be taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte.
June 90 1856 THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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klIRai2lf!xl E TzzI

b. L. BABBITT'S LABOR SAVING
SoAP-This soap is made from clean and pure materials
"' no Gduhrdton Of kind will njure the del
shrink after being washed with this Soap 1t may used
or SAT- water 1t will remove paint grease, tar, and
stains OF all kinds pound warranted equal to two pounds
Ul GinaTy family soap Directions with zach bar for
hhS three gallons handsome soap pound
this Soap Each bar wrapped in circular containing full
directions Tor use printed in English and German Ask your
grocer lGf - l. Rabbits Soap, and take 10 other
b. / BABBITT Nos. O. 65, &C. q, Gs Co. 10 y and Il
"s"ins'e n street, New York. Apr4-ly
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E7I21SS1f !X(EIlXg;y|g

b. T. BABBITTS STAR YEAST POWDER. Light Bis.
cunt or any kind of cake may be made with this Pow
der IN 10 minutes No shortening is required when sweet
MIX Is used Nos 81 to 74Washington Street New York.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-TAzEWELL.

d. P. Harrell vs.. q. W. Day and Lafayette Rucker.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
sued attachment against the defendants
DENTS for damages for tTespass rcurnabe the Circuit
Court Claiborne 1t is therefore ordered by
publication be made for four successive weeks in BrOwnlow
WhG the said defendants therefore hereby notified
tend before the Judge of the said court be held
for the county Claiborne the COIr house TaZewe
the "a Monday of May next then and there defend said
suit. June I3 lSGG-it" L. HODGES CLERK.
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7IRziS2aE SI|1ZIZ

Il. I. BABBITT'S best Medicinal SALERATUS, made
Common Salt. Bread made with this con-
when baked, nothing but water -four
Nos. H. CO. SO, o. 49, 49, 90 - and n Washington ST. New
York.
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! Observation-Disclosures;
UAx2ZS1zT2gI lZzIx:N

USING B. 7. BABBITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED POT
ASH. or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double the
strength Potash and superior any other spon-
the market. Put up of pound pounds
pounds pounds and Il pounds with directions English
for making Hard and Soft Soap One pound will
gallons of Soft Soap. No lime is required
ars will lind this the cheapest potash in market.
B. I. BABBITT
Nos 81, Gs, SO, 30 - and "a Washington ST., v
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Attachment.
James I. Trotter and Samuel II. Sarrett David C.
Cook.
THE PLAINTIFFS. ON AFFIDAVIT

IT 4 :
the defendant indebted them absconds
conceas himself that the ordinary of law be
served him. having obtained original against
the defendant made retuTnabe before W. D. Atchley,
Justice Of the Peace for Sewer county, the having
been levied his property is therefore ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at his
ONCE in the 18th Civil District Of Sewer county, the 4h day
October 1885, the will be proceeded with pare
is further ordered that this notice be published for four
successive weeks in BrOwnlow's Wing.
June l3. lSG6-itt W. d. ATCHLEN, J. 7.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16

York, and j. J. Crowley, of Boston,
Central Organizer. Col. OMahoney,
the Head Center of the Order, is eek :
pocted' to be present; so say the pos
tiers. In the evening there is to be a
banquet at the Lake House, with
music, toast, speeches and songs St
Adams will undoubtedly be well rep
resented on the occasion. And in
this connection we would say that the
brotherhood" of this place have re-
Gently purchased fine banner which
will be unfurled to the breeze on Sat
urday. The Times says "Among
the noticeable features of the display
will be thirty-two ladies dressed in
white and green, drawn in open car
riages, representing the 32 counties Of
Ireland, and Guard Of Honor, rep
resenting the four provinces"
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At his late residence in sheldon, March It'll,
the Hon. Joshua ". sheldon, aged sixty-seven
years.
On the eth inst, at hisrosidoncei in Pigeon Hill,
Parish of ST. Armand West, the Hon. Apheus
Morse. late Of West Bcrk shire, Vt, aged 81 years
and q days
Mr.. Morse having felt the necessity Of an I'M
fogned compliance with the acquisitions Of the
gospel in order 10 salvation, joined the Church
of En- gland. and last summer was confirmed by
the Lord Bishop of Montreal and Metropolitan,
and afterwards partook of the Holy Communion.
His last affection, which was protracted and at
times severe, he bore with christian fortitude and
resignation, and finished his course rejoicing in
the hope of the glory that shall at the last day,
we trust be rcwardedin him. The congregation
assembled to tender their sympathics to the be-
rcaved widow and family and manifest their re-
spcct for the deceased, We're addressed by the
rector, tire Rev. II. Montgomery from a text pre-
viousiy chosen for the occasion by Mr. Morse
himself after which his remains were followed u
the grave by o concoursc of relatives and friends
that showed their esteem. in which, as man and
ncighbor, he was held by allhis acquaintances-
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious TO make known to his fellow-suflcr-
ers the means fcure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree of charge), with di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find n sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as il
viii cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co., Now York.
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BnIonToN MARKET March II.

Reef Cattlc.-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. 1880 a st400 LIST quality Sl2.oO a siS noi
3d onaiity sll 30 $1,000; Sd quality, Slo.Vu
100. ;j 100 his. total weight OF hide talo"
and dressed beef. o-- .,.a;o,,
nsSIeb CoSys.-s50 S75 extra and good $50
a slOO. without calves, as may be aSreeu' iaiio"
aI sheer Gers, nd La mbs-5Ac Sc; or 5000 5000
per head. "a a.. rotan M n OOc.
Dressed, 90 a 90 cents. Fat Hogs, w. . o'0'
yenI Calycs.-sOO0 a 500 90 per head;
rides. BRIGHTON. % l0cents q ID. country
lots. s a SIC. Calfskins 0Oc Ooe'
TnIiow.-7} 9Ac = NJ
Pe,,s, S!.75 a <2.25 each
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Give immediate relief to all cases Of Coughs,
Colds, and affections of the chest and lungs, and
restore to singers and speakers clearnoss Of
voice. They contain NO opium nor anything del
cterious, and arc wonderful in the CELEBRITY with
which they effect the cure Of all diseases Of the
throat. For sale by al Druggists. Price q
cents a box. Depot, Y William Street, New
York. 9l-eowly
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~ Keep your feet dry, wear good shoes, keep
them well stuffed with oil, and well mended and
then If you are unfortunate enough to get a
Cough or Gold use Goes Cough Bal sam to cure
It, il viii do 10 every time.
II is also important that our readers should all
know that Goes Dyspepsia Cure - reliable, and
certain TO cure the worst cases of dyspepsia a
tcaspoonful a day of it will enable the most con-
frmed dyspepto 20 cat any thing he chooses
without trouble II is an excellent remedy for
any disease of the stomach or bowels.
s. Il. Day. Agont. St Albans. Vt.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16

'RITUARY.-W have today to record
death OF Mr. John B. Gallar, which
'Orred at his residence in st. Adams
lhe nth inst. Mr.. Gallar was born
ireland on the 2Sth day of April,
and emigrated to this country
lo0l' He first took up his resi-
Pc IN Cambridge, this State, and
" there two or three years, when
''onoyed to st. Adams, where he has
leslded-a period of thirty-two
lie was an Industrious man,
!, D'''e to business, obliging, chart
ana ever ready and willing to
i''e The suilerings of the poor and
''u'e' His health began to decline
I 'Aan year ago, and during the
4 oi That time he has been obliged
. '"lu nom business. For several
4 us past he has been confined to a
q 'oom' and at times suffered in
a BODILY pain which he bore with
nv and Christian fortitude till
4, came 10 his relief. In the death
/. oallar this community has lost
Il a e'ellent and obliging neighbor,
\, a ny oefeaved family an indulgent
Y and and father.
4 W. a'eral of Mr. Gallar took place
H. 'aeSday from the Catholic
q 'r ~, the Rev. Mr., Druon ofiiciat-
"a 'ue attendance was quite large,
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
,,r,dnx. March 10, lsoo'

The friends of DIR. G. j.. New
o,b or those suffering from any
:. '1ily affection, will learn with pleas
tbot he has returned to st. Adams
taken rooms at the fremont
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office Of Comptroller Ofthe Currency,
WAsHiNGroN FEB. 18th, 1866.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned il has tesn made to appear
that The National Union Bank of Swanton, III the
town of Swanton, County of Franklin, and State
of Vermont, has been duly organized under and
according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled AN Act 20 provide a Nation
al Currency secured by a pledge Of United States
bonds, and % provide fOl the circulation and re-
demption thereof approved june Sd, 1861 -
and has complied with all the provisions of said
Act, required 10 he complied with before COM
mcncing the business Of Banking under said
Act. Now therefore, l, Freeman Clarke. Comp
troor Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Union Bank Of swanton, in the
town of SwantOn, in the County of Franklin, and
State of Vermont is authorized TO commence
the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid,
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office this fifteenth day Of February,
1866
l0l-3m FREEMAN CLARK. Comptroller.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16

We have been informed that the
uo brass 10 Founders brought to
bis village shortly after the raid, have
,;.orneared from their old quarters.
:, no,,ld be we'll to look carefully af-
.,.r them. or they may be making "a
land call.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16
TRocIrEs ARE ALWAYS USED WIN GOOD sucCE
SINGERS AND PHRTIO SPEAKERS
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much TO
their advantage, by return mail, Gree of CHARGE
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears of being humbugged will oblige by not
noticing this card. Al others will please adj
dress their obedicnt servant,
THOS. L. CHAPMAN,
81 BrnadMaN NcM York.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16

The people of Burlington are now
.r;totinp the water question. 1t is
n7onosed to supply the city with wa
Ii by forcing it up from the lake or
river. and they talk of procuring a
l,,n of $4,000, payable in twenty
Years. to carry the enterprise to COM
i.4ton
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16
Town Poor of ST. Adams

Unable to pay their Doctor Bill, will call on
Doctors Chandler & Fassott, whose bills Obut
none other) will be paid by the Town.
Per order Of the Oycrsocr of the Poor.
March lj 1866.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16

The people of Woodstock are
de'awake concerning the building
the projected railroad from Rutland
Woodstock and thence to White
pr Junction. At meeting held
pnday evening of last week a com
niee was appointed to solicit sub
options to survey the route.