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The undersigned, residing 81 -.
State of@, undertake that, II the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No.
= be accepted by the Postmaster Genera
the bidder shall, prior to the lst day OF Julyi
1865, enter into the required obligation Of
contract to perform the ser yico proposed
with good and sufficient sureties.
TIis ace do understanding distinctly the o.
ligations end liabilities Assumed 6y glarantors
under TIE 27A section Of he act Of Congress
Of July %, 1895.
Dated
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T-sTABLIsHED IN $50
II uOcxwoOD a "Vu~,-

Sunesss0. % John H. WHEsmsA sga
Whclesais md Retail ueEerH IN Loortn- -
and Loonug GAS Frsss. Tha 49, 81
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Form Of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.

The undersigned, - - whose
post-ofncs address is -, county Of -
State d, proposes 10 convey the mails
Of the United States, srom July l, 1885, q
jane 30, 1870, on route No. between
- and -, under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated October 81
1865, with CELEBRITY, certsinty, sud secu-
rity, /" for the annual sum Of - dollars
This proposal IS made 9th FIJI kn0Uieag'
Ct the distance Of tie route, tie toeight Of M
nail 20 Be carried, and all other Particular
~ -~eference to the route and S~erriee, and also
after careful ezaBiHafi0H Of tie lGtCs end ~
strHctoHS attached TO the advertisement.
Dated
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- hErs ueat sausfacnou 10 stah-E aaE -
used "Ihe samenlal'a Rsmedies lorV -.
pheass nte most eustouay iorms Laf u -,
used l1em Wn IudEneu. d.slrea6a, sd prnnar-
2, ana haVe tound them respond 70 ny aarLds.-
TO = promptly and efactuly- Eroafur Nr
composites, I base ne mtast e1na1e1ca n -
a1neacY, End a. Gr a. ny u=e q tEam rrts,I-
recoumsnd theIp Strongly
ALFRED Q BOWERS.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned. postmaster a. --,
State Of - certiies, USDER his OATH OF
oFFIcE, that he is acquainted with the above
guarant9rs, and knows them to be men Of
property, and able to make good their guar
zntee.
Dated
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Root and Herb Juices
rhs Great Blood Punasr sd Rsasdy III
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EACEg N~

sypmla Or Neuauea Diseases, ths sarasr-
ems hoct and Herb Juce8 D. tns tnoaf gotsuf ~.
efA and e1ccfuI renedy ever prescnhsd. isnasrb~
60 End eradleates ever psruciuo ~ The Vanereaa bo-
eqn. 20 that ne cure u ihorUu1h sd parmauent-
l-ke tnFu Ehia purifying remsdF sod - heaks
and DO not tFsnFmt % lour P0steuty Ina Tor gkch
you mag repeat IN after years
10 NOT DESPAIRf
Although you may b pronouuced i~1cur.sle- m
s~znaurns Root End Her8 Juices vii wn,5gs
every resuEe 81 impurities from : -sv-.-n -
A. Al TIE bad enecs Of Mercury.
FE1lALEsf F.NALEgu
10 msny aasctous WITH Ehich uumbsu q
males suffer, ths Root and Herb Juices y no. 80
Ply adaBied, M UlcsnEted utsrus, ID White =
oearuE iowa, Failing q ne womb. uabLty- -
ir AZ comp snts tncdeutto ths SEA. Sent s. -
press Pee, O. per bottle.
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tsigned)

The above cerddcsts must have Rhxed 10 It q
hye-cent revenue stamp, cancelled. IS The inv re-
qulres-
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OELhEI UlSEASkS !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's Gift

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyER usED.
"Fes, A Posiavs Cure"
FOR GONORRHOEA. GEEEr. sTHCTURE A..
Contains no Mineral. no Balsam, no Msnury.
Only Ten RHs % s. Ealsu 10 Egsaa O.ra
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and VII not IN auy va o.
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most dalcais
Cures IN rom tive 20 four days and recent cas-
IN -tEenty four hours" PreBred b. = Eadusts
Of the University Of PenusylvRoia, one o. hs mosI
eminent Doctors End Chemists Of The present day
No Exposure, no TrOuhis. no ohsngs vhsssEss.
Let those who haYe dsspsired Of getting eursd, ~
sho have been gorgsd with BAlssm Copahia o.
Mercury, ty
THE sAMARITANs GIFT.
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THE sAMARITAN's GIFT
The Samaritan's Gift.

Inc S8maritan'S Gift.
The eaicacy Of ths s1maraau's Gin has gwen d
an EXTENDED popularity while beng purely veEs-
able, and cunsequenty harmless. II = mefun
that The word has long needed. Il has ths saBc
ion Of ayme Of the MOST eminent Ioctors AL
Chemistl. 10th Of Europe md America. and 10
cures are Away perfect, wikout injury. sVsn y ts
baost delicate system--PnL TFutsa7L
Rsud What the Surgeons ssys
o. BoAAD THE SrEkHzHrF CowA RrqA.I
"Aars Demond o., sls Raos II, Pi.
Dear sir-Rssss send ne one EToas Of your s..
mnlNnis vi 9y Adaua4 Cos EEprtas, - - q
resch ne y the Bth, IS We rad On la ~ Eof-
lng ~ 70 oe wnat Is Is represented. l DO not IKE .
ms<e = yoJaSs Elthouts supply
1oura, Fey regpec1uuy.
IS DCRsEI, arzao1
Atauec Nal Steamship CO. n. ", bsrESsa ~
fogk and A~spinFaL
sent b mail r. . piap sryeieP1 P4s. IA
pacEagea A.0 Fsmls 800
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he smaacyH 49, rsns-F-.. anr.
edEedW au9 aud uzaautA ThsF - 49,
IN ne = > hospf1da md by lnatr raa ws-4 -
lea 10 sppTYu4uon o. a. moe aha snrg--rs
Faasst axe 1otcei The inusdisuts ~ -
% re phYaca1s Eho uss hen, a. yon Eai -
teF lnIcarra
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samaritan's Wash

Z. 10 cHss q SYPHILIS, used in-eoujuusaou "a "a,
ge11a-
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vrTF have reipesi our prices 70 eompss su
" Northern Odas. Tins beng brAnch o. oar
NEW YORK Bouse gives great Achues tor senas
goods - The lowest pncss- Our stoeA en
De following besides a gesf NAnet1 o. o0
hcies'
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sent b mzl 10 3 piaB suyaicpA Pa nas
packagas $500 Fsmas 500
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10000 Prom Knoxville, by Tunnel Hill, Bull
Run, Mrors's Rest, Twinville, Van
degrid's \ Roads, and REce0op
valley, 70 MGynHrdville. 50 miles
snd back, once = week.
Leave Knoxville Tuesday at 5 q m
Arrive 81 Naynardvilie by D m
Leave MsynSrdville Wednesday at
an
Arrive a Knoxville BY p N
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UNITED STATES NAILS,


concluded from LIST psge.l
1875 Prom cambridge, BY Trion. Wilson
3nle, SSSPorts Parrottsvills, Caney
5r1neai and Cedar Creek, 90 Lime
Zone sPrngs IS miles and back,
twice q week
Leave DAndridge MOndsy and Thurs
Arrive a. Limestone Springs BY 6
LeAvs Limestone Springs Tuesday
and Friday at cam
ArriFe st Dandridge by
FloPosals invited to embrace Chestnut
HtI next 70 Trion also fr three
trips a week.
looi4 From Dandridge 70 Oak Grove, 6
miles and back, once > week.
Leave cambridge Friday at II a m
Arrive al Oak Grove by 1 P m
Leave Oak Grove Friday at a m
Arrive At Danridge by 10 a m.
1905 From cambridge, by Kansas, to Ne
brasks, uk miles and back, once
week.
Leave Daudridge Friday at a
Arrive at Nebraska by II a
Leave Nebraska Friday at Iz N
Arrive st cambridge by p N.
i0O4s From cambridge, by Dumplin. 10
Cynthians, II miles and back, once
s week.
Leave cambridge Friday at Il m
Arrive a. Cynthizns BY p
Leave Cynthians Friday at a
Arrive At cambridge BY Ham
Bids for two trips a week invited.
IOO47 From seyierville, BY Pigeon Forge.
Cat inburgh, 0eons Iuity, az. C.,)
Quallstosn, Big Spring, Webster,
ana East LaPorts, 10 Cashiers Val
ley s. miles and ba-k, once q week
Leave sevisryille Wednesday at !
pm
arrive Ct Gatlinburgh BY 6p
Leave G~atlInburgh Wednesday at :
Arrive at sevierville BY u
Leave Gatlinburgh Thursday at
an
AErivest CASHIER. valley ns1t dty by
I'm
Leave Cashiers Valley Friday at ]
Arrive at G~atlinsurgh next day by
pm
lO04s From sevierville, By Harrisbureh
HOuksvills, and Fair Garden, 4
Chesnut Hill, 81 miles and back
once q week .-
Leave s~eYierville Friday at l D N
Arrive at Chestnut Hill BY 8 D N
Leave Chestnut Hill Friday a. & m
Arrive Gt SeYierville BY u m
Proposals invited 10 end ct Fair Gar,
den.
Ie942 From Sevierville. by Csnnon's Store
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Containing also conditions % De iuc9rgor1ted
fn TIE contracts 70 the ertent tie Depart
meat Hav deem proper.
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lo0ss Prom Knoxville, by Church Grove,
Wooabourns, Cedar Ford, Maynard
VILE, Haynes, and Head OF Barren,
toTsEewell, 50 miles and back, once
= week.
Leave Knoxville Thursday at l p IN
Arrive at THEsSell neNtday by 8 p IN
Lssve Ts1ewell Saturday At Asm
arrive 81 Knoxville next day by ~ n
Proposals for two triPss week inyi-
ted.
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Goreiqm Nrms.


NEw GoBK, Feb. To-
The London Sunday Gazette says the first
reading Of the English Reform Bill will not
/ be moved before Easter, and more probably
not before the Ie.assembling VI Parliament
after the holidays.
The English Government has issued an.
other proclamation Offering f230O reward for
Stevens capture
! Intelligence from Lima announces that di-
| plomatic relations are interrupted between
| spain and Peru.
Several vessels bearing Chilian color' had
appeared of Valencia, pursuing the Spanish
shipping. They are supposed to be pirates
under color Of the Chlian A'g.
A Havana letter Of the 7ih inst says the
city Of Mexico papers contain full accounts OF
the capture Of Bagdad, and express the hope
that the United States will make Teparation,
aud thus remove the necessity OF decars-
ton of war.
New York, Feb. II.
The steamer City OF London from Liver
pool the 3lst ult, via Queenstown let inst,
has arrived.
Consols. Sc 7-s to 81. American Stocks
U. $. 520's, &C to &C IA; Illinois Central,
IS IA to 75 IL; Erie, Sc Ia to Sc l-2.
The Fenian commission was still progress
ing.
II was surmised that Parliament would be
asked TO suspend the habess corpus, 80 that
the government power could deal with foreign
oonspirators.
Another regiment had embarked at Liver
pool for Dublin.
A Brownsville cores pondsnt gives the re-
port Of the commission appointed By Gen.
Weitzell to investigate the Bagdad affair. 1t
is conclusiyely shown that no U. S. army Of
iGcers were connected with the raid, and Gen.
Crawford is charged with being its instga-
tor and diIectur.
The testimony taken by the commission
was very extensive and voluminous.
A Vera Cruz letter of the lst inst. states
hat there is great activity in French military
aff.irs at Vera Cruz, but they are not of a
character to indicate an early evacuation Of
the country by Europeans.
French troops in large numbers were arriv-
Jog at Vera Cruz from the interior. and en-
barking on transports. They we're not, how
ever, bound for France, but il was understood
FOR the defence OF Tampico. which was seri-
ously threatened by the Republicans, and it
was even intimated that they were intended
for frontier service against both the Republi-
cans and the United States.
There was rumor that the Imperialists
had already been compelled to surrender
Tampico, though al account Of severe de-
feat Of the Republicans in the vicinity of that
city, comes to US by way Of New Orleans
Large quantities Of military stores were
still arriving at Vera Cruz, from France, and
were being sent into the interior.
An Imperial train valued at $3.50 600 was
recently captured by the Republicans.
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gNatthman & Stair guurnaI.
BY E. P WALTON
MONTPELIER. FEBRUARY 28, 1865.

WASHINGTON County TEMPERANCE CoNvEN-
rIoN.--The Convention met at the Grand jury
Room at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The call was read by
Hon. John spaulding, chairman Of the County
Committee.
/ Hon. p. D. Bradford Of Mortified was elected
chairman, and A. c. Brown, OF Montpelier, Sec
retary
The subject Of Temperance generally, and the
County Commissioner in particular, ELECTED re-
marks from +. p. Walton, Hon. John Spaulding,
Jerimiah Carlton and Hon p d. Bradford
On motion Of Hon John Spaulding, Of Mont
pelier, Hon. NELsoN A. CHAsE, Of Montpelier,
was unanimously re-nominated as the candidate
for County Commssioner for the ensuing year.
Hon. John Spaulding, Of Montpelier, Jeremiah
Carlton, Of Berlin and Jonas Abbott, Of worces-
ter were appointed County Committee for the
ensuing year.
The several town committees Of last year we're
re-appointed for the ensuing year vacancies to be
filed by the County Committee, as follows
Barre-Leonard Keith, l.. F. Adrich David
Carleton.
Berlin--D Chandler Jr, S. F. Nye, j. w.
Wheolock
Cabot-C. L. Hoyt, n X. Abbott, VIM. At
kins
Calais-A. sparrow, Alonzo Pierce. Charles
Bennett.
DuAbuy-H. S. Comings, E. W. Huntey, Chas.
| F. Stevens.
East MontpeIer-B Goodwin, A. Bancroft, E.
| w. Ormsbee.
Fayston-- William b Porter, Daniel Boyce,
Stephen Dana.
Marshdeld-John f. Eddy, John b. Pike, Levi
Ptkin.
Middlesex-Sylvester Daniels, j. II. Holden,
Columbus G. Putnam
Montpelier-Joseph Poland, William b. Hub
bard, George w Scott.
Moretown- Charles Liscomb Alpheus Bass,
/ William Clapp.
Northfeld-J Gould, f. Bnshwell. Jasper Or
cutt.
Piainfcld-s. b. Gale Willis Lane. A. W.
King
Roxbury-Homer Nichols, Cyrus Howard, Buel
Gould
waitsfeld-Iyman Fiske, Z. M. Phelps, Hiram
Jones.
Waterbury-Daniel Hopkins, L. II. Haines, c..
n. Arms
Warren-Denslow Upham, Pierce Spaulding,
+. A. Wright.
Worcester---O L. Watson, H. s. johnson, f.
b. Harris.
On motion Of Hon John spaulding, the secre-
tary was requested to furnish a copy of the pro-
ceedngs Of this meeting for publication in the
eral newspapers in the county.
The business Of the meeting having been con-
cluded, the Convention adjourned sine de.
p. D. BRADFORD,
A. c. BRowN, President.
Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-23

The gases evolved by the burning of the toy
called -" Pharaob's serpent" are very poisonous.
Persons with delicate lungs should never inhale
these gases and rooms in which the eggs have been
burned, should be thoroughly ventilated, The eggs
are made Of sulphur, cyanogen and mercury. The
last two are very poisonous.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
notified Assessor Adams that the certificate of at
testation made by sheriff constable on the
copy of the precept is subject to a stamp duty Of
five cents.
Mr.. Francis Morris, of Montpelier, was killed
at North Montpelier on Thursday morning, by a
tree which he was cutting.
MT. MANSFIELD X. R.--The Commissioners
announce the opening of the stock books for sub
scription, at Morisville, Feb 26th, ut Hydepark,
9th, and at Stowe on the 2Sth
The Methodist Conference is agitatng the qaes-
ton Of removing Newbury Seminary to Northfeld
OF some town more central for the State.
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DIR. MATTIsON

of Providence hI treats exclusively all diseases Aud
accidents res ing from imprudenco in both sexes CIV
ns them his whole attention. Dr.. 81, Is! thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing tae highest testimonials and undoabt dly pos
sses superior skill in that class Of dis ase 10 which h'
has devoted so time and attention Persons at
distance, and ladies' especially, having any trouble o.
the KIND should be sure for his Book on specia
Diseases giving full informA Aton in sealed envelope
sent iee. Rncose one stamp for postage, and direct tC
Dr. MATTIsON No, 2s Unon street Providence
H. | 50 l0dAN
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DERRY 5 MOTH AND FRECKLE Lo

W Chlosma or Mothpatch, (a'so LiyersPotD and
Lendgo Freokles olteu very annoying, pArticu
lary 10 ladies Of light complexion, for the disoolofed
spots show more plainly on the face OF boade than
brunette but they greatly mar the beauty Of either
and any preparation that will eeetualy remove them
o'thoi p1,g ne texture or eoI'r otthe akin, is
tAniy desideratum- ~ b. Perry, who has made
diseases Of The skin speciality has discovered emed,
these diseoloraions which is at once prompt infll
bic and harmless.
Prepare only by u. C. Peuy, Dermaoloeist, No. 4s
Bond Street, New YCik, and for sA by all druggists
price " per bottle Call for
PkRRY's MOTH AND FRCKLE LOTION.
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WHAT Is IT {?

The Indian COMPOUND Of Honey Beueset Squills,
elmbinauon Of DE esentia oils and extracts Of over
~ different kinds o. roots and herbs besides those from
which il takes ts name prepared BY chemical process
80 that the Medical properties Of each plant retained
In a highly coReentrat state while the useless and
WhQlsome portions are rtJtcctd n is or = ptatstt
the taste .han any other medicine and can he given 20
any person at any time uud any circ imstaoees-an
ven to the smallest child with The perfect fAfe'y
vi J positively sue casa npsoa (eaustl b. colds)
in rs a,st aud second stages lnasmadon Of sh Lugn
across the Chest Difficulty Of Breathing. Hoarsensss
from public speakins any other cause aad N fact al
aseaies Of The throat aaI hng 81 not too iar adraneed'
aaa sA givs grelt relief IN advanced and wourab ca
80 or consumption
Every person should have u As il prevents consunip-
uou invariably when taken in time, aud TO your
aougn it surely will and save many doctors bills
Doctors Il in heir practice and F-miies They rec
ommrnd it, does eysrJ body that ny 10 You can take
1t to your family physician, lei him ty IT, and be does
not end good return it and get your money
again
Prepared BY Drs COMBS WILSON. New York
City, and Auburn New York For sale by all druggsts
Aud dealers IN medicine
Wood BiNby & Co, wholesale vsents' Monipeher
Vermont sepuodly weopiIo,H
A Hou,etold Necessity er,ss tor me Use q
DURNo's CATARRa SNUFF.
Which, ia the frst stages Of cold acts like magis
Headache HoaFseness Diptheha, aud Bronchitis, sore
Eyes Deafness, Bad Taste and Smell being the result
Of atArih. This suud removes and prevents all these
and psuIes healthy Held lls effects pleasant
safe, even Tor infan's who suffer from snuhirs.
lthAs the highest prof ssonL testimonials Sold BY
all Drusgist, or sent BY mai TO all pats Of the u S.
for 80 cents Tor One BlK. or ~ for four Boxes.
Address. JAS. DUkNOi p. o, Box 1873,
s5g7daw New York
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They have a style of marriage at St. Adams that
is very unique and economical. The infatuated
pair walk into hotel with a witness and order
room and fire. The parson is sent for aud ties
the knot when the brdeman draws his suqirre-skin,
selects one dollar bill and hands it to the witness
pointing to the parson and saying Give that
are to that are fellern Thereupon the hotel keep
er is notified that the loving couple are going out
for a walk, and they walk so far in search Of the
honey moon that return is impossible Cheap and
cute
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-23

DIR. Il. ANDERs' IODINE WATER.

A full grail Of Iodine in each ouuoe Of Water,
Disoiued WifA0a Soicea
The most powerful yitahziug agent and Restorative
known. scrofula Salt Rheum, Cancers, rheumatism
Consumption, aud mani chronic Aad heredeTy diseases
are cured By is use thousands testify Circulars
sem if,e. Price y 20 per 20 tie, OF ioI 500
Dr. "A ANDEtsS a co. Physeisns and Chemists
625 Bfosdwsy. New lofk sold by druggists gcneralii
dan3mIa
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49,. CONFIDENTIAL.

20 Nc MIN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain habi Nhich unit them
for business OF pleasure The duties OF married lie
also middle aged and Old men, who from the foles Of
youth or other causes feel debility advance of ther
Years before aong themseyes under the treatment of
any one should first read ' rdR SECRET FRIEND"
NJ ltdcd Ladies' wishing % avoid an increase Of Family
will learn ihins u imPl lrtauce BY pursuing " The
Secret Friend,
Sent 70 any address In sealed Envelope, on receipt
Of twenty-five Cen's Address
DR.. CHAs. A. STUART X co,
clio Boston. Mass.
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W1IsKERSl WBISKFRS (

DO YOU want WhiskeTs or Moustaches Our Greeiau
COMPOUND will force t1rua grov on The smoothcs'
hec or chin, or kAr on bald heads, 10 SIX Weeks -
Pdce, 81 ,003 packages Tor - 90 sent by mail any
where closely sealed on receipt Of price.
Address, WARMER < CO.. Box 1885, Bfooklynn
1ZO8
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The Newsdealer says; "David Scott of Emore
was arraigned on Wednesday last before Justice
A. N. Kelly OF that town, and bound over 20 ap-
pear at the next term of the County Court under
the sum of $780, for stealing sheep from the flock
of Leonard Wood Flocks in the towns of Nor
ristown, Elmore, Wocott and other towns have
recently been materially lessenedn
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RELIGIOns INrELIIGENCE

Rev. n. NJ. Leonard and wife, Stowe, have had
:" visit to the amount OF 1925.
Rev. d. Mckenzie, Waterbury, credits $3.50,
and adds that the church is sharing in very pre-
cious revival.
Rev. A. Hitchcock (mcth.) acknowledges $50
from friends in Congregational Church, Cabot.
The people of Albany have e" visited five min
listers, the aggregate contributions amounting to
Sl64 Albany in Vermont, a small town. In
the same town, on the sth, Walter Fitz was struck
by falling tree, breaking his leg, whereupon the
ncighbors contributed $50 to pay Walters eNpen-
ses while laid up. Good people in Albany
The Irasburgh Express says the angel Of
mercy, in the shape Of a donation, has made a
visit to the Rev. Mr.. Fowler, according to pre-
vious appointment Then Mr.. F. wasn't sur
prized;n but he may be if this angels visits are
not 'few and far between"
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Rutland Herald gives the following additional par
ticulars of the accident ON the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad, Tuesday morning -" When
the morning train was approaching Comstock S
Landing, it was violently thrown off the track,
by the spreading of the track, as we are inform
ed, aud two OF the three passenger cars were
thrown down an embankment, one of them strik-
ing tree by which it was smashed to pieces.
of them being in the car that struck the tree
Two or three of the twelve, is feared are fatally
Injured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-23

DEATH oF Hon. JAMES GREEN.-We regret
to learn Of the death, at Waterbury, on the 18th
inst, of Hos. JAMES GREEN, at the age OF So
years. lie was a man Of good strength Of mind
and character, impulsiye, but shrewd genial and
just, always active in public affairs and influential
in public bodies. He will be remembered as
notable man in the Legislature of the State, and
his county and town will feel the loss of good
man
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-23
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated Dr. Dow CONTINUES 10 devote his entire
time to the treatment OF al diseases incident to the f.
male system. An experience of twenty three years
bles him T. guarantee specify aud permauen. relief in
the warst of Suppression aud all other Menstrual
DersnRements from whatever cause All letters Tor ad
vice must contain 81 Office, Nos Bndaou street,
Boston.
under treatment
Boston June p 1865. 6j u