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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Proceedings In the Courts Yesterday
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srF1r1oE Cou1s7 Or rcurcAeo-H7a. .ToAn H. JP3{-
eon, C. j., and NoHs. Los7sA E Gary 6ad John 4.
>Ismetoa. 4ss0csrx .Jasdcss.-Ca1cb q. Patterson
rs. John Sheldon. Mary c. Sheldon, Ralph Euer-
son Dr., End William H. Ta1eot,. Bill 70 Gorer1ass
mortgage on t1,e southeast quarter Of section a.
'GSn snsa ns &aaais5ssn y e. LUX,
5.no saSs E.;S As3sp 4 s Of to Feeovr1
snnpait To recover damages laid 1t s5al. ~ 90
sa%psa so Sesssf asns.es la !; sse% seen Of ~
49,. sa5 isii At 4stea Of .s'a"p''E to recover
Timothy Stanton ~ Daniel Murphy. Action og
q toI y, block 10, School Section Addition 10
William Little Co. ". Thomas caupbe1l Of
eossf damages ia ., so si,sa. 81 1as''nf'a TO re-
.,.s caeH E E5dsgE Gognr xo q COO. cous7nnon Ens
A9as9n; .s9. c9aesztcn g I91 Of lnd2ment foE Siolm
ri sa,,Esa nsna T. s1ooks aad John Kn AsSn ..
Of g1n1Ed on Cottage Grova aTcnuc, which II Ia
s. n:ooss On o. f. Rs q pan were paas
samEsl E. Mcnearnon rs. William wenfcke.
arEes Ss pe5 Setsndans from Judgment Of Justice
John Hossaek vs. Fs7nk Pulyer, ct al. Btu In
chansery fos n injunction to restrain f1rthes pro
sssea1nss s en 3adsmsnt rendered IN thi. CONT It
! r'ess apep tas 81. : :; : ..aseph knos. ~
CnuE1 FAruEn.-WaAes Atkins Who teslfsss,
A. no 8 Carroll street, Was brought before the
.3!see Court yesterday morning charged with be-
ing dfsorderly Els .Fifo aud 500, the hitter lsd
eereateeu ycazs Of ago and Of sicily appes1anco,
presented themselves As eomplainanss, and tczd-
FH1 f.f fhn fill
On Sunday beforo 1zst the boy being qaIte aiek
dse1sed TO remain quf!y4 At houos. bat tie f.hcf,
who hna Tie appearances Of being = stern,
The Id oSissted alleging ihss d "a. 10? ii % s.
eiene iacar1e 0 IL l.Re4 @ VI. acfeTsained I'D
tn liz purpose, md finally took the poor boy En
big Arms md carxied him into he street. where be
n ns1
10 walk the Distance to the Church. The boy no.
snea &c e,ose j ih' dise :asH'f sery In IT, IT,
sesseel5. however, Ead be ined {he !atsh, ese ,he
| door upon him SECOND lime. 4 second md shird
attempt were made to gain admlttanee to the
s. g.; wEed q ID e. Soa.e
r haa 9seei.ed toeE lin in .nd gave him ! hed
cver ainee. nc father refusing to hare anythinss
more to do uf!h him.
the ee q iaue a. On tSe sty " q
sous 70 their pafcnts, aud the necessity OF chris
tan cauea.ion. ETC., etc The mastnlate, hower.
pert, and required lhe faiier 10 pa5a dns oi {:
aud costs.
l. Police MA1TEEs-There vas very 1itilc business
of .cri1nlnal thAracser transacted In the Pollns
Court yesterday. Henry Watson Has charged
with tic larceny Of 81 In Eilrer coin and siIves
witch chain frotn Richard F. Smith saloon 1tecpe,
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EHEEp-The crexh receipts today we.a 1,l1s head.
Enieted saleA nuber lm head 1t range af 80 far
common stock aheep to for good mutton Sheep,
averaging 1t1 na TIE 1nasaet wss fatr3y active 1t
ye4te9dnys prices: Ealex were as follow:
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SHOOTING ST UoG5--Nrs. Toubrny, residing On
Division street, WAS charged, yesterday, before
.Jrsticc Summcrfcld- She had been troubled by
ths adion Of q pa1ty ot 5oEs who hsd bccn playing
In her foat gard. She wcns into the house, fetch.
ed pistol, pointed It out Of The door and 1fcd.
She then tarne ont and Threatened TO blow the
No damage having hoen done, other than The
scare, ahc was lei on with 6ue Of ten dollars and
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ACCIDENTALLY Dao*HEp.--A young man,
named Edward Godfrey, eighteen yea.s Of age,
rms drowned In the forth Branch. ncar the North
syenuo bridge, while bathing therc On Tuesday
afternoon. Els bodt was recovered and t4ken to
tho residence Of his parents, No. Is Superior
street, uhc1e Coroner Wagner held m inquest
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CHICAGO CATTLE nIAHKEr.

O7Y1cx o. rnx DAFT T1mrAK,1
Thursday Evening, August IL :
Tit allowing t1bIc ehnws INC 6aIlY receipts o< Ltre
6toek III she week up to ths evening reported hY hs
EecrtiatY nt the Isudnn EscEE Tsrd Cn,uuauI.
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-Mlss Harriet +, Prescott, after long stleuoe,
appears AZ abe writer OF an astlcle In the Ausoss
-4tIaa{ie, upon +:Hone5 Mskcts,''
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u The oldest speAss now IN Cnis-o ao1 he knasaa-
te1 perfect erz Of Syphilis IN an il 1pscaA stasa
ram.ccattoos and phases throughout.
spamAtoF71es and Imposeoca tfeaie4 with tho hz2-
plest seaus. Medicines isxardnd to n psrt4 ot thu
Civilized world.
tnrtose cntA md receive valuable printed lndrma
ton md written AnaHcEs 10 Al tnteffp<stoz.as. Ad
! drtN J.. Q. uox ~.
Once nod An.tnsn3nA1 Museum. 17B 6oa&h Cask&t
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The AFrLE Cnor.-Whaicrcr mag hare brcn
the effect Of The late rasns on tho wheat and oat
crops III Northern Illinois, they hare not done the
al5ghtett injury to the apples grown at the Tim
he1laud Nurseries OF Mesers. Skinner d Wedge
wood, Of Marenso, - we arc able 10 ptpre By Inc
crimson beauties which they we're 10 kind "a 10
send to us fresh from their treeE yesterday.
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The reduction therefore m2le in the 2m0nnt Of
legal :ccder notes outstanding between the 1al Of
Jans, Hes, and the 1st Of August, 1866. was Fas,~
80, ,Tnl.
Tie National Bank notes in circulation At the
f0IQM1uE daIcS 4wrtcnatCd ss ul1ef:

legal scEaeE nuIEB 0nIft&QQ1hS De&WEHH Inc lei OF
Jans, 1eE, and the 1st Of August, 1866. was Fas,~
Tie National Bank notes in circulation ut the
following da.cA aggregated ss under =.
june 1c... SIS, .,,7:sm January T.. .Ssia. ..eL5ss
July I.... 1I9,G4a,G6 FelfuacY H.. IS, ,B6l l1W
August is. l6o,s8,s60 March I...... 25G4s,TW
Septemb'r3 l77,iS;.22Q April 1..-.--- - atz.1so
October g.: lsL1s:ga1 Nay ao;..---.- 2:1sA,l9
Dseembers Is, f0s:as6 Angnst IT,. 2s:,o.sIra0
The iucrease IN Nattonal Bank notex between
tho 10Th ofJnne, 165, aud the 1lth Of August lsG.
aggregated II tre deduct the an1onnt
ii legal tender notes Withdrawn from circn1auon
from this total md thai the real increase In
the currency, exclusive Of the state bank cirrus-
ton. sinee he 1st Of Jnne. 1856. has been
should find that tic incEcasc has been conald-
etnh1y greater; but what NC hare gIsea
will be sufficient to correct the prevailing idaa
that tho rolnmc OF paper money aaoat had been
greatly reduced during the past year., As
ets7 0l6 so of the authorized x0 ou 40 Of nAtson-
al bank nolcs hare been slrcady Issued, th. max
fIIum Will soon be reAehed; atid oftsr this culmi
eIla1ion q The country fer long time to come:
the currency limits the same TO n0 600 month
after the f1Fat ejx months have expired during
which tho reduction Is limited to ten millions.
Hence there Is no ground whatever for any nnGc-
patton Of the evils arising from sndden consrac.
lion cf the culTencJ. which Is "a impossible "a
unItes Tho Interests OF tic nation and the so1yeucy
Of the GoEestment were to be Halcu1ously aud
c1imin&lly sacrificed, and Of this there Is fossn.
| Nate1y no danger.
| -The earning Of the Northwestern Railroad
Eor The .xaak rnA|nr Autuet IL frern an knf1orE.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

At the late annual meeting of the
Vermont Valley Railroad corporation,
the following persons were chosen Off
GERS for the year ensuing:
Hugh II. Henry, President, l.. G..
Mead, Clerk, J. H. Williams, Treasury.
Directors Hugh II. Henry Alexan-
der Hamilton, Jr., Governor Morris,
G. II. Bodom, Charles Chaplin, Joel
Page, Madison Sloat. BY vote of
the Stockholders the Directors We're
authorized to settle with the owners OF
the Bonds of the Company which have
been lost or destroyed, by the issue Of
new Bonds or otherwise
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franklin County Court.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1860.

'--'-'4+As LINN, IOOO.
, r'e'ent-Hon. VIM. G. Wilson pre-
'as Judge; Hons r. II. Hoyt, War
|, y N'0lAsoh, assistant Judges.
.1'NOw Sept. 1.-The Court open
With prayer by the Rev. Dir. Bige-
~
Inc Jury Calendar was then called
u quite number Of cases set down
b trial.
i. me afternoon the case of L, L.
"'0n, admir-, VS. Seward, was taken
y 'u0 Is on trial as we go to press.
'uuge Wilson leaves on Monday to
F.. -u 'ne Essex County Court. His
NJ NJ VIII be supplied by Judge Steele.
w. give the names of the Grand
''' n attendance
oigla' Cyrus Hotchkiss, Roswell
-,l; st. Adams, Merrill Ladd,
MI. Il brooks d, 4. s. Hyde; swanton,
4. " Dl "a Horace B. Foster; High
||,,t, H. : Stevens, Joseph r, Smith
Epsa ,',' Phllo Horskin; Sheldon,
] Ps.5 l'' = Martin, Fairfield, Chas,
! 80, Fairfax, Porter Danforth
|s,yI p n H. Arlington; Enos-
ii II , : r Leach Berkshire, Pas
f.as,. !, L,ea7ens; Richford, Ira II.
H. montgomery Clark w. Wat
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nRIoHToN MARKET sept. ~

Beef Cattle.--EKtra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, si4.00 q slA,25 LIST quality Sl3.25 sl3.75
"a quality sl2.25 a $500 Sd quality, Sll00 q
$1,000 AZ 100 MS, on total weight ofhlde, tailoN
and dressed beef.
Working Oxen st75 a $500 or according
to value as beef
miich Cows. s5j q SO; extra and good So
"a }l25, without calves, as may be a8cedi troN
and ordinary $50 q As.
sheep ANA Lambs so 7c or 5000 a 500
per head.
shotcs. Wholesale, y a 1895 retail, II ne
Dressed, 90 q 10 cents. Fat Hogs, Sc q llc
veal Calves. 500 a sl2 90 per head
Hides. Brighton, o a 10 cents y II. Country
OTIS. 80 q DC. Calfskins 25c q 27c
IaIlGw.-7 q lie 81 N.
Pelts.-sl.3I 5000 each.
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Sprint Motitts.
USE REryrTE,s PAIN MILLING
MAGIC OH,

IN W0rls NiH afhura."
Every person ia this town win find 10 for their
proht as Wen as for their comfort, il thcy use
kemes Pain Killing Magic OIL when they have
Headache. Io0ihachc, Chflblains. Aue in the
race aud Jaws, lame shoulders rheumatism.
nclauchi bruises, Cramps, Colds, Group, Sore
Throat, or any pains of This nature. The ladies
wlll hud rs Use peculiar blessing 60 relieve
Their peculiar pains. II is one ofthe best things
TO use IN the family as o general remedy FOX any
KIND OF painful disorder, or hurt, or burn, ever
discovered. and 10 Is clean and delicious To uaa.
Use 1t freely Sold hy an Druggists and MGR
chants.
WM. RENNF. piltsfcld Mass.
sod In st. Adams by an Druggists, and Weeks
s. Reynolds, Grocors 12g-1v
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

What attractions have pleasure, wis
dom or learning, if married through
excessive pain OF body? Hence Rennes
Pain-KiIhng Magic Oil is of almost
priceless value. It's use often cures
headache in two minutes and cures
all kinds Of pain as if by magic.
Sold in st. Adams by S. II. Day.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Tho Crescents and Eagles con-
cluded match game for the champion
belt of st. Adams on Saturday after
noon, the former winning by score
of G2 TO 10.
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MANHOOD.

In the young and rising generation, the vcrc-
i've powers Of io arc strong, but in q few years
how often the palid hue, the lack-ustrc eye and
| cmaciatcd fWpe aud the iulpussibility " ape
phcatun ~ inritnl ,F'nt sh,jt it, bafnfnl in
huencc. 10 soon becomes evident to tho OBJ
server that some depressing Influence Is check
ing the Development Of the body. Conmmp-
ton If talked %, and perhaps tho youth Is re-
moved from school and sent into tho country.
This Is one Of the worst movements. Removed
from the ordinary diversions OF tho over chang.
ng-scenes Of the city. the powerfofthe bodytoo
much cnfceblnd 60 give zest to hcalthiul and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned inward APP
on themselves. .iH. aai
II the patient hc female, the approach oi
the mcnacs IT, looked for with anxiety, as Tho
first symptoms in which nature is to show ben
saving power in dihusing the circulation, and
visiting the check with the bloom Of hculth
Alas increase of appetite has grown by what i
fed ON, and the energies of the iystcm are pros
trated, and the whole economy Is dCraugud. Tho
beautiful and wonderful period in which The hods
and mind undergo so fascinating o. change from
child TO woman, is looked for in vain; the pm
rents heart hiuols with anxiety, and fancius tbs
grave hut waiting Ion rs vietiuL
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4 nrrnrlsrmrxra. III c. Post

,-. AnvrnrrsEMENrs H G. Post,
q, as will be seen by their adver-
oot in another column, arc re-
.,.;nc a large assortment Of Fall and
]. tar Goods which will bear a close
.,oction.--Tho enterprising firm OF
~ Il lewis, Jr & Co., also announce
Nv Fall Goods, in great varie ty. ~
,4ontion is also called to the adver-
,oent of the new firm of Leonard,
nerd. & Go. The gentlemen com
inc It are experienced in business,
obliging and reliable.
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Another i,Trittiiil1h.
c L Q RY ZEN o q c n ?
The smeriean CeSHiag aSsoseI
FOR WOOD ORC COAl; :


And everything usually kept in first class
Stove Store Come and see MS and huy if you
can't do better.
Main street, No. Block, one door sonth o.
LIST National Bank. ~
81. Adams july 1866. los -
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!. u !, Woodstock Standard saws.

D. Nv. v O0dstock Standard says:
laaiay ff ~, r. boynton left town on
gdty bo e.t 'ezas, whittier he takes
letaoos ino Of full blood American
Iathan c Sol the celebrated flock of
laese ESusnlng, Esq, Of this town.
lads buell. 7, witch are about two
I'ep orde Ss and one third ewes, have
Boptop' s asi Of Messrs. Gushing &
''asa saiely S.i me Doctor goes to see
E4ag heaIthu elysred and recruit his
.laga and J %, We wish a prosperous
FAA : sale return in improved
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10y recent enactneflts Of Congress, all Sol.
- diers who have served three years and have
received but 500 bounty from the United States,
or who. having enlisted for threo years, werctls-
charged in consequence of wounds. and the wid-'
uw, children, or parents Of any soleiqr who en1l
listed for three years, under promise ~ only
800 bounty aud who died ~ the service,
titled 70 an additional bounty Of ONE HUN
DIED DOLLAltSi 4..s ~. ~.
All Invalid pensioners who'havc lost a hatid or
foot, or have incurred disability oqIiyalnnt to !
the loss of hand or foot, agc entitled to n large
increase of pension.
An ponsidntd widows ofsodsrs or sailors are
entitled to an increased pension " two dollars q
per month for each child under sixteen years of
age.
Claims Of the above nature, and for arrears ~
pay, officers extra paw for horses lost in the \
s. service communication OF ratluns OF prisoners
of war and prize money! will he promptly prose-
cuted by application by letter onelosiai, dir
charge from service, will be attended 10 andthe
necessarily papers returned to applicant for siy
natures, Nc. l.fu Il. ~ SONLEh, SOD
Office over the First National Bank.
st.-Albans, Aug. 9TH, 1855: i25-tf.-----
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srnhnnE nur rRuE

livery young lady and gentleman IN the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage byItturn mail, Gree of chargel
by addressing tie undersigned. Those having
fears Of being hnmbusged will obligo ny not
noticing this card. ~ others VIII please ad-
dress their obcdient servant,
THOS. L. CHAPMAN,
S3i BroadWay, New lorll.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

llfEcCtt0b- 8
Pat one box Of Saponiacr Into tluoc gallons oi
water tknock off the end, and letthe box boil
until il cmptes itscif, and then tske out the hoN)
add four and half pounds of fat, and let it 5oa ?
hours and 10 minutes. Then add small hali
pint Of salt, and let It continue boiling IS niin-
ME longer when you add half gallon Of hot
water, and let it come to a boil. Pour small
tumbloriul of cold water into tub or box to wet
it round the Sides then empty tho soap IN; TO
stand all night and cut in bars in the morning.
son soap. Made in the same way, with the
exception Of adding Fifteen gallons Of water and
no salt. AZ goa aeed is a., iron Kettle.
l0i-6m
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STA TIONERY z:
4 good assortment constantly on hand.
TEA IND COFFEE:
TRIAL By JURY.


Notice to Claimants
FINHE following described property was seized
4 by officers of the Customs for violation OF
the Revenue Laws OF the United states viz;
At franklin, Vt, 2gth Of August, 1866 horse,
1 harness, I wagon. and 10 gallons OF Nhiskey.
Any person or persons claiming thc above de-
scrlbed property arc hereby notified To appear
within twenty days from the date hereof, and
flo with the Collector of the Customs, for the
District OF Vermont, claiin, stating his on their
interest in the property 50 seized also to exc
cute bond TO the United States, conditioned
that IN case of the condemnation Of the property
as seized the oblgors will pay all the costs and
expense Of the proceedings TO obtnin condemna-
uoP' 1thf5wise SHAH prof,.eede 70 advertise
cases made andprovded.
GEO j. SrANNARD,
Collector of Customs
Custom House, District OF Vermont, Collec-
tors ONCE, Burlington, sept 18th, 1866. l3O-3w
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Oar friend Mr.. Alexander G. No
1 Route Agent on the Vermont and
sp,de Railroad, between Burlington
! Rouses Point. has been removed.
successor is Mr.. r. b. Spalding Of
s,bmood Mr.. Noble has been a most
Igripe and faithful officer; but his
,r6cs not being Of my policy" kind
!, has fallen victim to the Presi-
.nts guillotine.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

The time of holding the Franklin
NIFTY Agricultural and Mechanical
..;oty has beon postponed to the Goth
Il 9th days Of September.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Ne are requested to say that the
, lanes Buckham, of Burlington
n nreach in the Congregational
,.ob nj St. Adams Bay, on Sunday
Services 10 commence at 10 ID
M. and ] IL p. m.
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september Il.
THE TRANSCRIPT.
rr;day, september Ia, 1866.

The ruling price for butter on
1ov was 80 cents per pound.
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coNcENrRATEp ~

II will make 10 POUNDS q czcchlnt Hard
Soap or 25 GALLONS Of lhe worry best Soft
Soap. for only about IS CKNns. Directions on
each box. For sale at all Drug and Grocery
Sinrna
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

/ HAVE this day given my son Edward Collott
l his time during the remainder Of his minori-
~, anil shall claim none Of his earnings. nor pay
any debts ofhis contracting after this date. $3.50
his
PETER XCOLLETT.
Witness, ". y. Tyfrn. mark 1876. p
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

Lieut.. NJ. L. Poland, Z. S. Ord
.,ce Corps, q son Of Senator Poland,
d. been breyetted for faithful SER
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

NOTICE is hereby given That application
~ viii be made to the next General Assembly
for tho appointment Of commissioners, or other
wise, to run aud establish the town line between
the towns of Belvidorc las chartercd) and the
towns Of Watoyile and bakersfield. l29
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

D. Wnslow, ESQ, Of Pittsford,
Ial the Loyal Philadelphia Con-
a9nas the substitute Of Hon, John
.gl. jr Of Brandon.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

The Banner Town in the District
). Judge Hoyt is Colchester Her
be was as follows Hoyt, 25i; Baxter
Brigham 1873 majority OF sereR-
over all.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

sheldon Graded SsGiiool. in1
VNHE COMMITTEE are happy TO annouqlco
i ihat the Fan Torn win commence ON
Nelnc-dny Sept. o. 1866. under the continues
charge of Miss &. Is. SMITH. Fir particulard
address either Of the Committee. n ~ "a. nr /,
q. y. TOIstAN,' F.
j. ID. WRAD, 9ibDf
t25Aw. a. kTITH. ~. ..,t
Sheldon, August 9Th, 1866.
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HELMDoLD's EXrRACT BUcAU,
Eor lIrakaecss arising from Erccsses or EWly

fHdisJefiop
attended with The following symptom
lndlspositlon 70 cNcrtinn, loss of power, loss
OF memory uiihEluIN OK iTeathmg- general weak
dslp,,I -, W gi i'.Ne'. 'ie''9.l'l
W rs'''i .i' ny ~ .'.F, WI, ~
wi is.f ~ n.y. ~ W.
mons s,nett9 ib &C.,, ,,,','
hands insiliig Of the 'ly dryueas OF The skim,
pain in tho bath, hcayiness IL tie cy6lids. Era.
aucntly black spots lying eofoIe tig Dyes with
attention. great molGitt. restesslIcss with hor-
ror Of society. Nothing IS more desirable 70
such paticius than solitude and nothing sheg
more dread for fear OF themelrs; no rep0se q
manner, nbearncsincss, no speculation, but a
hurried transition rom one question to another.
These symptoms, II allowed 81 80 Cn-Nhich
i Iis ~ oqi Sr f1snii' 'rHse A ,t lg%
Of which tho patient may 'vpirc.
During the Observation-Disclosures Of DR.. Wilson at
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

The following delegates from Yer
at were present at the Philadelphia
|yention.
Lieut. Gov. A, 3. Gardner Of Ben
ston, Hon. c, W. Willard Of Mont
Ter Hon. Z. P. Walton Of Montpe-
DR. J. W. Dewey Of Montpelier,
Earl Cushman OF Orwell, Gen. W
Henry Of Waterbury, W. S, South
MN OF Bennington, Hon. Jos. Adams
aThsyen, Hon. Horace Fairbanks
u Johnsbury, Hon. Daniel Roberts
burlington, and Hon George VII
is Of Stowe.
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" u y u N'T'I'I IIIIV u
WHITE GOODS,
Cambiic and Muslin Edges and Insertions. Al
50 q good line of
FAMCY CASSZrTrRms

Coatngs ana vostings. We have added to om
stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries Donnots and
Trimming Ribbons
We keep Bradleys Duplex Elliptic Spring
skirts, also the French Woman and Star Cor
scts ln fact, nearly everything that may be
found ID First Class Dry Goods store. Re-
member The place.
II. G. POST co.
Corner Of Main and Fairfield Streets, So. AZ
bans W..
II. G.. POST l3O-lm J.. JAMES.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

-Anloyer voted unanimously the
aon State ticket.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

The Rev. Vim. 0. Baldwin has
Esoi to be dismissed from the pas
care Of Die church in Last St
brlv.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-09-14

The farmers, mechanics and citi-
Irs generally OF Weathersfeld viii
|od Town Fair on the 18th and
Fri lays September
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

1Sook Wen - voo1 Teeth
Al ~ tAaA TAssas end I'll eobeeanees lia
bic - destroy the saa0sl aee entisely ~
0sved. To do this e0sctually. employ Rog-
~ FseppHst Odealsliae, t6s great pre-.
sssvsP. - bsauli0ss of The testh.-
ChGoistQk and Dcntists Of The high.
~ Sand Ag csst,iy TO il efEisscy - . deter.
gset oadf fls positive hasalsss character
Sold BY Druggisls, Pcrfumcrs and Fancy
0oe0D' Dealers. Ask for Rogers Fragrant
Odsnlolias, and take no other.
AK Tor Redgsn' fragrant Odontolins
aud teke ~ other.
Ssld By oil Druggists. Pesfumsrs and
fanoY 0oode Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-24

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