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BoaF, WArEarow AND OGDESsHuGa RAILROAD Co,
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hIVIDEND and LLEIIIUN NUIIV E'-aI "a
rein1 OF to Board " Directors held th5 day ShMl-
Annual DivDESD va deca 81 ~ FIVE 90 fEh SLrl rec
f( payable and are q lttn ey Of JOY ehI
rlns will be closed from r 2i into u nlo o. pay
Dividends stock resieeii in "i us pu Ae
ffeHo w. G Perrepout iay REQ esel Pesden Mr.eas
M.ey Ve.pfehle X =. tHule fof Ire yi5, iot tIe
ensuing yer ~ r. IN'DH'ro .'- -
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REV. DR.. CHEEyFR on THE CHARACTER or COD.

The Rev. Dr. Choever preached on sunday 20 ne
Church OF Pertains Ibe Character o God, taxing
his from the 9th chapter Of Job and the Jh chapter
Of Matthew IL human life only know God n, an
naite distance Our human is nclpaols OF compe
bending Hi sbmc character. We know Of Hin BY aa ,nd
BY faith the just shall 1--we The microscope and The ile
have IN part revealed to the power Of God in great
and IN snail things The growth OF the grasses in the heG
and the the cquly reveal HIS hand.
The lesson to be draw from the conemI on OF Ills power
is honor Him 70 Him, 10 believe In Him 10 appeal TO
aid and IN time OF trouble ard 10 res ~
doubling filth He who watches the a a the sp'-fOw
VII permit His human leR 10 perish UNDECIDED or IN
supported
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pIrIE n, Specie Circulation end Do'i,, IN n, BanL,
ne CRY Q Nep foT for me Cees ending Saturday Jrne
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MtRcuASrs' EXCHANGE N4rIoSAI bASK OF THE SllfoS
NEw YORK, June 20 1866
DWTDEND.-A sEA1EANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
~ FIVE 90 FER CENT has been decar' Tree Of OovernmeH
Tax payablo on and after the 2d Of JULY neat. - g.,
Tnf. books vii be closed from the "a inst rt proxmo
~ y. J. OAKLEY. Cs-hi~r.
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u = UFND.
NKwionK Junc ~ 1'C6-h QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
-FOUR ~ PER GENT Zee Of Government Tax hes Ills day been
dc ed Of the net pos ~ the pet lheo month"; payable on
and after the "a day Of JULY next
Tho Transfer Books III remain clloi unil ilst dse
q. W. WfLLErr. Cashier.
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A CAnp.-The undersigned take this
Dportonity to acknowledge generous
res- oiII offering from their people.
o. tie eve of Jan %. a good number
rroubled at our residence by previous ap-
o;otnent, and after a pleasant visit, left
,itk u very substantial tokens of their
;ind reprd.
BIZ bis did not satisfy them. for
IN. 81 Friday eve. Feb 9th by co.,
ertcd 1|an-but without previous notice
. uS-roor friends came swarming in up
I 81. ia took complete possession of the
Iousc. Vhich they succeeded in holding
iithouk opposition. All parties seemed
xkly delighted with the surprise aud
IS Ie6IIlt in money and provisions. show
i thst Il had been planned with special
Dference 10 our wants.
These offerings, together with other
tifts received since the LIST Of Jan. amount
! Inc generous sum of $4,000. 10 all
iho have thus kindly contributed to our
om iort. I've would here renew our hearty
bapkstnd refer them for encouragement
d pfov. d: Is.
L. BARTLETT
i, ff4t4H ~ ~ R.pTI,,rT
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STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DIsTRIcT, IS. 4 en- at johnson, in and
for said district, on the 18th day OF January A
d.. oob.
Joseph W. Sheldon and his wife Asenathh
Sheldon of montgomery. IN the cOuntyOf FRANK
lin, state Of W.. have, this day filed In this Cow
an instrument with their hands md seals. and At.
tended by three credible wiane-ses, and acknowl-
edged before the judge of said UOurt--adopnng
Betsey Maria Thomas OF Bel,idere, in said d.
tof I.amoile. minor daughter Of solomon A .1hom-
a. Qate OF Belviderel and Su,anna lhomas a. thrr
child and heir ut law, and changing the name VI
said Betsey to Betsey Elizabeth sheldon, together
with the assent OF Su.anna thomas, surviving
parent of said minor In writing under hci hand
and seal attended by three credible witnesses and
duly knowledged before Judge of soid Court 10
the adopt' and change OF name Of said Betsey.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that jos
W Sheldon and his wife Asenath Il. sheldon pub
lish notice OF the said chanse OF name atoes aid
weeks successfully in the Lamoie New sdeaisr,
published at Hyde Park In SAID district.
NORMAN ATWOOD, Judge.
By order of Court. Attest.
l2w3 J. [. GLEE q, Register
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. it6.

In Fletcher, Feb. 9th. Lyman Chase, aged 6S
years.
In Nashua, N. H., Jan. 25th, Calvin Walter.
oldest son of Pliny F. and Sarah J. Morgan, aged
IS years and months.
The deceased was boy Of unusual promise.
sweet tempered and afectionate, and Though so
young, was much beloved by a large circle of
friends. From his earliest childhood he had in
deed been "a dear little frien d "of the writer.
An arrow from deaths icy culver
Has left us to weep and to pray,
For the angel has crossed the dark river
And borne little Walter away.
Yet not 10 the soul disembodied-
saie now in its home sweet heaven
Singing praises forever and ever,
Should our mourning and tears be given.
All. Move would come to the loved ones
Whose hearthstone is shrouded in gloom;
We wonld minge our grief with their anguish.
AS their firsJborn lies cold in the tomb;
For we, too, havea sweet little seraph
In the beautiful land of the ble,t;
And they stood by our side as we laid him
Meath the blossoms OF summer, to rest.
Dear friends as you mourn the departed.
And list for his ioot-step in vain
Linger not by his grave broken hearted
Ye shall welcome your dazzling again:
Where no sad words Of parting are spoken
And sorrow and signing shall cease,
And the ties which on earth have been broken.
Are united forever in peace. ST. 8.
Stowe, Feb. s. 1866.
In Wolcott, Jan. 9th, of Cystilis. John S.
Lyman aged 81 years. Papers in Illinois please
notice.
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THE AMERICAN UNION.

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among them are the best STORY TELLERs of the
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Terms Three Dollars Year---singls Copies
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sNSMN MANM ssMSNAc

n HE SPRING TERM of this Institution will
l begin tuesday, Feb. 20, 1866, and continue
eleven weeks.
A. j. SANBoRN. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
MISS A. V. EATON, Assistant.
MRS. D. NJ. TENNEY. Teacher of Painting and
Drawing.
+. J. HALL. MRS. s. R. ROBINSON. Music.
J. W. SwAsLY, Penmanship.
TUITION:
Common English. $3.50
Higher Engli>h, 400
Latin and Greek, 400
French. (extra) l.50
French. (alone) 500
Music. 400
Penmanship, no lessons) LOO
This school is established on permanent basis
and will afford every facility for Academical in
struction. Careful attention will be given to
classical studies. so As to prepare young men
thoroughly for college or professional study.
Instruction In Mathematics and the Natural
Sciences will be made searching and rigid. in
tending to make clear both facts and principles.
A Teachers class will be formed In which the
best methods OF giving instruction in different
branches will lie discussed.
Good boarding places will be furnished in pri-
vate families at reasonable rates also plenty Of
rooms for those who wish to board themselves.
Lectures will be given on the various branches
pursued during the term. Scholars leaving
school without notice to the Principal. will be
charged full tuition. For board or rooms inquire
OF the Executive Committee.
N. n. THOMAS,
II. ID. WOOD,
Stowe, Jan. %, 1866. IOWA
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THE MODEL
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Combining I'd presenting the most interesting :,
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NEW YORK MERCURY
TEE BANKRupT's HEIREss.


Also brilliant tale. illustrated. from the pen
Of Harriet E. Prescott. and a charming poem,
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Raymore. by Geo. Bassett. Esq. Mr.. George e.
Clough. and Miss Addle Eastman both OF North
Troy, Vt.
In Morristown. Feb. flh, by Rev. l.. Bartlett
Sanford Slocum and Roa II. Danforth, both of
Monistown.
In wolcOtt. Jan. 10th. Frank spiller and Per.
sis A. Davis,
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L. BARTLETT,
q, G. BARTLETT.

IA 0xRp.-MR. EDITOR: We wish to
ckuowIeage through the columns of your
aYer, thbt we have recently received from
be hind Ind cheerful gives of Stowe, do
atiooa amounting to over two hundred
ollafn. lor which we would express our
Earnest Gratitude, and sincerest thanks.
N. NJ. LEARNED.
W S. B. LEARNDD.
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: lheo. be should so strangely change as
. - 49, 10 them now. he would go alone
/. viue IL great body of his Republican
.rnor1crs to this moment. as solid and
,,-nin.ons as ever. But he will not 60.
~ yin femaiu true to his pas, tue to
1910 Spd-however differing on isola-
a Of uinor poiDts-true to Republican
',;oc;oIee Boston Journal
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I)xa1rR SUPPER AT STo WE The ladies
s -alwaYa ready to lend their help in every
'e ood enterprise-p,e pose TO give an Oys
W. Snnter, in connection with other re-
y eshn<8t, (such as ladies best know
,y ~ lopr' pare at the vestry of the Meth
Villa CHurch in Stowe, on Thursday eve
ping' Fsb- %,
~ 1.-The Feceipts are to be applied, with
: oncy already raised by subscription. to
M . remodelling and furnishing Of the
e ethodist Church during the present
Jason.
It is conidently expected that the gen.
Mil interest in the object to which the
b ro6ts we to be applied, will prompt the
al pple of Stowe, and all lovers of
mpsov1&cnt to extend IA liberal patronage
: d thu occaslon.
Thc Lamoille Vocalists" have kindly
\. oluu1@ |ed to add to the entertainment
I'd y d1n select pieces in the audience
ii DON N he church.
Y 919rs|js room for all, therefore come
I old a6lks, and young folks" and partake
! the G6od things provided
A Q,>.<4>3< Tx etc o,.b
p'er Ofdcr of the Ladies of the NJ. E.,
~ Hcwine Circle.
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AUCTION.
ROBERT McCRILT.Is, ESTATE.

ROBERT McCRTLIIS' ESTATE.
The subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable probate court tor the district OF La.
noble. commissioners 10 receive. examine and
and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Robert McCriills late OF
Wocott. In said district deceased. repre-
sented insolvent, aud the term of 9 months fror'
the 18th OF Dec. 1865, being allowed by said
court to the creditors Of said deceased. to ex
hibit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice, that we will attend to the du
ties Of our appointment at the Inn Of
J. Hubbell. In Wolcott, In said district. on the
first Saturday OF March and June next. at 10
O'Clock. In the forenoon. on each Of said days.
AIGER JONES. ca,,,.
d. K. ANDRUs. w"
wolcott, Dec. IS, 1868. IL
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ttI SOO PER YEAR We want agents
- .)VV everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm.
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
than $40, which are fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler n Wilson, Grover n Baker. Singer q
CO., and Bachelor. All other cheap machines
are infrngements and the seller or ser are liable
to arrest. fine. and imprisonment. Circulars
free Address or call upon shaw & Clark. Bid.
deford. Name. CYL
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NEW YORK
WEEKLY MAGAZINE

4S PAGES 48 PAGES!l
FOR TEN CENTS WEEK.
In the number for January 18th is
How | MADE A FORTUNE IN WALL STREET
HOW I GOT MARRIED.
A splendid original and true story written ex.
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ny gentleman OF great experience. who knows
all the ins and outs. and who will give mere in.
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Also,
PATTY's VOCATION.
sparkling and tender story.
TIE BROAD STREET PrAP,
An episode Of the cholera epidemic.
FAST AND FIRM.
romance of Marseilles.
THE MISSING GOLDSMITH,
A German story.
To PERSONS About TO MARRx.
VIDoCQ AND rHE SANsoMs.
Two SCENES AND LIFH,
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The GoCT,
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III attitO

1stown Feb LIST, by Rev. T.. Bartlett.
owls Of the firm of Hendee Il Lewis
'ille' and Maria l.. Slocum OF Morris
p. Feb. 9th by Rev. Jas. T. Ford. Mr.,
poor, and Miss Sarah e. Fuller. both
Feb. ~, AT the residence Of Walter W,
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cambridge Market. Feb, Z.

cambridge Market. Feb. 7.
n11Iot 2l29 Lattle, about - -Beeves and
|11 consisting OF Working Oxen. Mich
444one, two and three years old.
.; larket Beef-Extra Sl3. 80 to IA 90;
$l2 80 to 1900 I'd Sill OF to Il, 0O !;
|(1k1 DO IL. 90.
y<l4 OXen-Sl50 to $50.
M 104 Calycs--S50 to rs.
20 20 W 1880 90; two years old, $50
4 ivy three years old, $1,000 to 5000.
l.ambs-lI65t at market prices in
Ito 5,D; extra, So 20 10 100.
W to l2 per Id. Talow- 8 to
I1 81 to LIS each.
NJ <$2 90.
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Iontpelier Markets, Feb IL.

ontpelier Markets, Feb IL.
Ns. butter, 81 to 40. Cheese, l6
y, ~ to 70. TallOw. IL Dried APP
~. Eggs. % cents. Potatoes. 20 to
Sl.0D to l,5J. West India Sugars.
f Peas, SAM to3.O0
5000 100 per bbl.
Extra, $3.50 to 1850. Double Extra.
100. super Extra. $3.50 to 1890.
'AND HAY Corn. 81 rs. Oats. 30
seed, $3.50 to 7.50 per bushel. Llo-
~ per pound. Hay. Si2 to 10 per
y. ton
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% be A(arkets.
Boston Markets, Feb. 10.

M OoSsVH NIHEHtEst TeUs IU'
FjoQf-%N estern, 81 20 &c 1900
fpf<-<frime, S24.UU to 2i,jO; Mess, $50, 90
NIX. ~ 90 to 90. Lard. 10 to 10 l-2
44>< IA to 49, Cheese, 10 to ~ Eggs Al
N0H0<185 to Is IL.
xc(&16os 81 90 to 1925. Dried Apple IL to l6
3C11< "a 20 to 800. Peas, 81 rs to 2,IO.
A1<1<01nss seed, $500 to 400, Clover, 10 to
3ter1|<8 to 10. TallOw. ii 3-4 to l6
WOOL. ull Blood Merino. 81 to 80; Three.
cuf>hs bod, Sc to 68; Hall blood. 81 to
", UoX11on, IS to Gu.
Corn LOS to l,UI. Oats, 60 to G3. Rye.
II ~ ~ Isl5.
Hops q DO 49,
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Notice.

THIS may certify that have given nv son
] Morrilio A. Adams his time during the re.
mainder NJ his minority. and shall claim none "
his earnings. nor pay any debts Of his contract.
ing after this date.
ALBERT ADAMS.
Eden, Jan. 2f. 1865. liws
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| 8 G 6
The NEW YORK MERCURY
TWenty-Etghth Year.

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SETH y. sHERWIN,S ESTATE.

SFTH T.. sHERwIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court ho-
LAMoiLLE DISTRICT, SIS den at the Probate Oh
flee in Jchnson in said district on the 18th day OF
February, A. u. 1866.
s. NJ. PennOck. administrator on the estate OF s.
Z. sherwin late Of Morri-town, in said District.
deceased. presents his administration account
for settlement whereupon. II Is ordered that
the zane le referred 30 the 9th day of March
next, at the Probate Office In johnson for
examination and allowance and that all con-
cerned be notified hereof, by the publication Of
this order In the Lamolle Newsletter printed at
HYDE Park, three weeks successfully as soon as
may be. that they may appear. and at said time
aud place. " they see cause, object thereto.
BY order If court.
10 Attest, J. 7. GLEED. Register.
EMMET WELLS. Commission Dealer In Hops.
II No. 43 Front Street, New York. References
Schoharie County Bank. Schohare. y Y First
National Bank Of Cobleskili, N Y Unsdilla
Rink. Unadilla. N Y First National Bank OF
Binghamton. N Y; North River Bank. New
York City. 10
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Mount Man. field Railroad
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the books for the
l NsubsciptioL of stock In the Nj. Aausield
Railroad Company will be opened A. the Nor
rsyile Bouse in Mcni,,ille On the 2Gih day of
Feb. inst. at . o clock A M.--also ct the Amer.
lean House, Hyde Pax. FEB 9Th. and at the
Mansfield House. Stowe. Feb 70 and ntter that
date raid books will remain open from day TO day
OF said Mansfield Hous in Stove and said Nor
risville House In Worthwhile until snfiicen, sub
scriptions are received TO enable said company
to organize undtr its charter.
W. II. II. BINGHAM
ASA II. CAMP,
n. NJ. PENNOCK,
II. II, POWERS. Commissioners,
RS. PAGE.
SAMUEL. BEt.DlNG.
EDISON pINNkY.
Dated ct Merrisyalle this 9Th day Of Fob. 1865.
SSNSNN's AsANAAN.
The SPRING Term will open rebsusry 20.
1896. and continue eleven seeks
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Auction.

The Subscriber will sell at public auction at
the dwelling house OF widow Mary sherwin. in
Morristown Saturday. Feb. oath at l00'clock
A. NJ, good young Cow, single wagon with
lumber box and axles. 80 sap buckets, pillow,
chain shovel hay forks and other things too
numerous TO mention, belonging to the estate
of Seth p. SherwIn.
GEO. w. D0TY. Auctioneer.
Morristown. Feb II. 1866. II