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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-05

exhibited ut several Fairs of late, and
as at Sheldon, attracted much atten-
ton. A light open wagon, manufac-
tured by j. F. Durkco; Gibbs cylin-
der pillow, exhibited by S. G. Fletcher;
and Daniclson's machine for upsetting
wagon tire, were also articles Of much
interest.
THE ADDRESS.
At one o'clock, J. s. Adams Esq
of Burlington, commenced the dehv-
cry of an able, practical address, which
was attentively listened to. We will
not attempt to give even an abstract
fearing we shall not do justice. Suf-
fee it to say, it was delivered in Mr.
Adams best style, and abounded in
suggestions that ought to be well con
sidered by farmers, mechanics, and
others
TIE EXHIBITION OF HORSES.
Mr. Adams address concluded,
there was a very good display of
matched, single, draft, and trotting
horses There were three trials of
speed Us follows;
A purse of SIS, open to four year
old horses. mile heats, best two in
three This purse was won by n bay
mare entered by Mr. Levi Chadwick.
Time :--32O and 3.15.
Second, a purse of $40, open to al
horses that never trotted for money
mile heats best two in three. This
was won by Kate Burns entered
by James Ryan. Time:--3.15, and
I312
Third, a purse of $25, mile heats
best two in three This was won by
II white horse entered by j. p. God
dard, in ? So and 257.
Excellent music was furnished b,
the Enosburgh band, On the whole
the Fair may be considered a success
and the officers are to be accorded
much praise for the efforts they made
to have everything pass off 50 salts
factorily.
We have received the reports O
Committees and awards Of premiums
but not in time for this week paper
They will appear in the next issue 0
the TRANsCRIpr.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-05

ss~ The Chicago Tines has ''0P'
the quarto form.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-05

CHAMr1MN VALLEY FAIR This Fair,
held at Vcrgennes last week, was a
gratifying success. On the second
day, there were at least five thousand
people present on the grounds. The
address, by President James b. Angel,
Of the University of Vermont and
State Agricultural College, though an
hour in length, was most attentiyely
listened to.
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The Fair at Sheldon.
FIRST DAY.


Notwithstanding Wednesday, the
first day of the Fair, was rainy, there
was a large number in attendance.
The number of entries was about four
hundred, embracing everything usu-
ally found at Vermont County Fairs.
The rain compelled the crowd to seek
the shelter of the Hall where were ex-
nsbited flowers, embroideries, paint
ings, vegetables, butter, cheese, &c,
&c.' IN large variety, aud great album
dance.
SECOND DAY.
To the great Joy OF all, the weather
was pleasant, and the s'air ground was
covered with crowd Of cheerful look
ing people. To the regret Of many,
however, a considerable portion of the
stock and miscellaneous articles were
taken away at the close of the first
day. Where it is possible, we think ii
advisable to keep all animals, and arti
Giles on exhibition, on the grounds du
ring the entire Fair IT not uufre
quently happens Chat many are pres
ent the second day, who can not b,
the first. And it is certainly as much
If not more, for the interest of the ex
hibitiors as for the spectators that thi
should be done. We do not wish /
find fault, but merely to suggest.
Among the noticeable articles tina
remained on exhibition was the In
proved Buckeye Mower, No 2, mani
featured by the ST. Adams Foundr
Company Tb@ machine has bee
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pa The "iewelry man swlndled
the innocouts Of Granville, n T. out
Of 500, on Tuesday of last week.
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And likewise Chaplain to the expe-
dishun.
p 81 forgot to menshun that at
Chicago we laid the corner stone NV
a monument to Douglas. The occur
renee he'd entirely slipped my memory,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female pills

N'i'biuAth Ituldlt IllIS.
Fr'pdrd Prom prssfiipfion Of SIR J. o,ks NJ d.
Phgit ian txtraotdiHorv 10 ne Q.,cn
bis invaluable medicine is uufaing IN the curc ~ all
nose psiniul ana dangerous ii which The female
constitution IL subject 1t moderate. all excess And re-
moves All distractions, from whatever cause. and a
speedy cute may be RELIEF on '' ~
TO MARRIED LADIES
tistaruculary suited IL will in short time btine
nthe monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, prize Ofe Dollar bears tho C,,o,,,,.,
stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent oounttrfeits
CAUl1 n
Ih'se ~ should net be taken bt Fsnol,, d, ,,,o
tS fi6N ~ IHHbb 30 ms I Preonare, a. AZ
are SIRE % o'tqg on Mncar toge BIT at am oibsy t
MeV SAFE wy V'"'' '"''
hvtfy woman knows that the bloom tfbe,ith nina,
aue VIA ne shRhest irreguafly or obiuuction Of The
hths'H' Nee / lls are truly the woman's friend in
vi nout OF ula ana me only sure. positive and never
ehs cure dregu tor Of preston OF p.ure fop,
NhAe'e, cause so mid hattie feebest can lake them
Win perfect security yet powerful in h,ir ,rc,s
Wat theJ may be safely called, never falling eyuistor
an az cases o. Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the ba,k and Limbs, Fatigue on slgbt t,,r,r pi
paiion Of the Heart Mysteries md bites tbcss III
WI eject cure shen all other means have filled and
athouRh powerful remedy, do not contain ,roo csio
mel ahumutl OF nyihng hurtul to the constitution
ull directions IN the pamphlet around each p,eknoe
which should be CAREFUL preserved fh'
SUI ~ ~ all DHEGGfSTN
ooie General Agent for the Uni I'd states and R,sh
JoBMosEs, 81 coulandt ST.. New p.
81 w ana three cent postage stamps enclosed
so agVil'Aeu agent vii ensure bottle coptaini
ton. - '''''u NOM al oOsttNa-
S Sd in Montpelier by N. k. BROWN and BlxBY
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A FORTUNATE KISS.

The following pretty little story is narrated
by Frederika Bremen, who vouches for its
truthfulness
In the University of Upsala, in Sweden,
lived young student, noble youth, with
great love for studies, but without means for
pursuing them. He was poor without con-
nections. Still he studied, lived in great
poverty, but keeping cheerful heart, and
trying TO look at the future which looked so
grim to him. His good-humor and excellent
qualities made him beloved by his comrades.
One day he was standing at the square
with some OF them, prattling away an hour
OF leisure, when the attention Of the young
men became arrested by young and elegant
lady who, by the side, Of an older one, was
slowly walking over the place. 1t was the
daughter OF the Governor of Upsala, living
in the city, and the lady was her governess.
She was generally known for her goodness
and gentleness Of character, and looked at
with admiration by all the students. As the
young men stood gazing at her as she passed,
like graceful vision, one Of them suddenly
exclaimed,
well, 1t would be worth something to
have kiss from such a mouth"
The poor student, the hero of our story,
who looked on that pure. angelic face, ex-
claimed. as II by inspiration,
swell, think could have It."
swell" cried his friends in chorus, s'are
yeu crazy! DO you know herr"
mot at ALL he answered; "but ] think
she would kiss me II asked her."
What in this place-and before eli our
eyes"
"Yes."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-28

Freely ?"
"Yes. freely"
"well, If she would give you a kiss 10
that manner, will give you thousand dol
lars ~ exclaimed one Of the party.
And l." "and i" exclaimed three Tor
four others, for it happened that several rich
men we're in the group, and the bets ran high
on 80 improbable an event The challenge
was made and received in less time than we
take to tell it.
Our hero (my authority tells not whether
he was plain or handsome | have my pecu-
liar reasons for believing hat he was rather
plain, yet singularly good looking at the
same time,) Immediately walked up to the
young lady and said:
Mine fraulien, my fortune is now in your
hands"
She looked at him with astonishment, but
arrested her steps He proceeded to state
his name and condition, bis aspiration, and
related simply what had Just passed between
him and his comrades.
The young lady listened at entyely, and
at his ceasing to speak, she said, blushingly,
but with great sweetness;
d" II by so little a thing so much good can
be effected. it would be foolish for me to re-
fuse your request; and publicly in the open
square she kissed him"
Next day the student was sent for by the
Governor He wanted to see the man who
dared to seek kiss from his daughter in
that way, and whom she consented to
kiss.
He received him with a scrutinizing bow,
but after an hours conversation was so plea'-
ed with him that he ordered him to dine at
his table during his studies az UpsalA.
Our young friend pursued his studies in
such manner that it soon made him regard
ed as the most promising student in the Uni
versity.
Three years we're low passed since the
first kiss, when the young man was allowed
to give second kiss TO the daughter Of the
Governor and his wife.
He became, later, one Of the most noted
scholars in Sweden, and was much respected
for his character. His works will endure
while time lasts among the works Of science (;
aud from this happy union sprang family
well known in Sweden at the present time,
whose wealth and high position in society
are regarded as trihes in comparison with
goodness and love.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-28

On wAHKBN's BiLiOU
xnrpT BiTTBRs, for purifying Ne
( \D/\B/ 0Biood curing Liver comTlairt
! NBN NJsuudice, Headache, Dizziness /,
~ - Dyspepsia, General Debility,
costivenoss n Is, and all bilious diseases
For cleaning, ttengiheLing, invigoratng aud put
ing in the weak run down, dtbitattd and diseas
"a human system, II Is believed to be unequAled by any
thef med cine in toe world.
A GRkAI REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication q diseases Of
chronic nature and cannot tell exactly what ais thtm,
wall and sure and speedy relief in the use Of Dr. War
ren's Bilious Bittels' Such case was Mr.. Daniel
smiths Of Barton Vt who writes under date Of Aug.
q, lse2 i-"l conn enced taking the Biusrs trst OF
July nave taken one bottle and part Of Another-hnd
my health quite restored" Mr. smith had been out Of
health fof months aud unable to labor,
a GhkAt hUMUk CUREl
Mr. Smith owe alluded 10, says My son who
has been troubled fof years with under his arms
has Oeen cured by taking one bottle Of Dr. Wauonh
Bilious Buffers
guckcus the circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all che iuuctiuns Of UOuy, tloanses the
blood oarits of all morbid and uuheal by secredons
thereby prcyenut curing all diseases Of the skin and
all Complaints eaused by impure blood, or a disordeTed
condition The aver stomach and 0Osels. 10 the ak
and emacated Dr. Waiten's Bilious tittnt paGuo-
ulay fecommtnded as the most perfect tonic and nyig
orator the world has ever sen. Mr. L. W. Paul II
ancLester, n. H., says - had become much
reduced that ny weight only ltO ibs. nov (aftet
u,ing the bitteis three weeksl weigh loOlbs. ]"
Persons whu arr SUBJECT 10 hvers caused by sudden
colds overlooking the stomach oyereNertion, Other
causes may always escape settled fever by few do
VI this medicine. fever cannot live tWeuu -fouf
hours "ntre Dr. Wautn's Bilious bittcrs are used In
season,
N hat DR., Mason Of suncook, n. ID says, March u
1906 Having mace extensive use OF Df. Warren q
Bilious Btters my practice during the past years,
have no hesitation 90 fecommt nding them 10 the pub
TIC as vefy rtaJle and valuable family medicine from
the use II which can be 0baihed satisfactory
suits than trom any othef compound with vhch I am
acquainted ~ ,uUstq utntyi IA fsation with the
proprietor Dr.. NJ. says; '' should not know how 10
get along IN my praouee wifi out DR.. WMrens bilious
Biters.'
be"aie OF counteretts aud limitations Observe fac
smile tiguatufc Of the proprietor John a. PERRY
une.
ltico 90 cents and VI per bottle.
Prepared only by John Perry, Chemist Boston,
oass. sold by NJ. 5 Burr Co, 20 fremont street,
Boston, aud by aid druggists
N h. Brown, Montp lieI, Wholesale and retail agent
t0f Vermont. Ou.30idAwlys
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qoOrtrp


Nothing is lost the drop Of dew
That trembles on the leaf or flower,
Is but exhalcd- to fall ancw
In Summers thunder shower;
Perchance 90 shine within the how
That fronts Che sun at fall of day
porchance to sparkle in the flow
OF fountains far away.
Nought lost, for even the iinicst seed.
BY wild birds borne, on brcc2es blown,
Finds something suited 10 its need,
Wherein It's sown and growni
perchanco finds sustcnancc and soil
In some remote and desert place,
Or mid the crowded homes Of toll,
Sheds usefulness andlgrace.
The little draft of common duet
BY the March winds disturbed and tossed,
Though scattered by the iitml gust,
Is changed, but never lost;
II may yet bear some sturdy stem,
Some proud oak battling with the blast
Or crown with vcrdurous diadem
Some ruin Of the past.
The furnace quenched, the flame put out
Still cling 10 earth or soar in air.
Transformed, difusod. and blown about,
To burn again elsewhere;
HAPPY to make the beacon blaze,
That CLEANS athwart the briny waste,
UT lgnt the social lamp NhoaN ray
Hume the home oi taste.
The touching tones DIMINISHED art,
The breathing of some mourniul flute,
Which we have heard with listening heart,
Are not extinct when mutei
The language of some household song
The perfume of some cherished flower,
Though gone from outward sense, belong
To memory's after hour.
So with our words, or harsh, or kind
Uttered, they are not all forgot.
But leave some trace upon the minds
Pass on, yet perish not;
A. they are spoken. so they fall
Upon the spirit spoken to;
Scorch it like drops OF burning gall,
Or soothe like honey-dcw.
So with our deeds for good or IN
They have their power, scarce understood; ;
Then let US use our better will
To make them rife with good;
Like circles on o LAKE they 20,
Ring within ring and never stay;
Oh that our deeds were fashioned so,
That they might bless Away
Then, since these lesser things ne'er die,
But work beyond our poor CONTROL
Say shall that suppliant for the sky
The greater human soulf
All, no it still will spurn the past
And search the future for its rest,
Joyful if it be found at last,
Mong the redeemed and blcst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-28

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING or the GLANDS,
either Of the Face, Neck, Female Breast and should
be taseu the swelling detected, thus pre-
venting their breaking, and producing troublesome
Dischargng Sores, which dsigurc 10 many Of the
younger portion of the community from six 10 twenty
years Of age Young children arevery subject to bis.
charges from the Ears, which depends upon a scrofi
lous constitution. These recover by taking
n few doses VI the Life syrup.
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X n G.
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.


r L \ NED / IA INAhll lNI4N.
Made from the srsserr,ion Of ny GnAs Fl Ese NJ D. L.
1ONSU MPIION.
IN ITS MOST ADVANCE, STA6ES)
Tor the Radical CIR, Of ASTHMA BRONCHITIS CArARRH
Ges,rH ana sp,eat DraHs,ae"fs ofhg NERVOUS system
Hi 70. s,i r az & ,ss a0,i ~, m
TN pa blond lt subdues the Ch and ffpsr snd dminsLc'
isoa Jsarss lays. Ile opgne isat once moo,aot and
ss az speedily relieved The sleep
YArr0Ms GIsAirEAE WILMA REALLY ASTONISHING
fie fEGscmPrioN should every case where the
S sS S IN aaSS ' 'u a 'aS' oS
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5SSs 5 s Il ts sa s'sy sg s , H ss bI E
mnsu ferer 9e, and tpealg ~ az Female Disp'ders
sanv Delayed Prs~atare too Frequent
Statements from Patients, &c.
ayes my @ End has ;evsd
Prepared Prescription" rEGEGRlNg, Bossburg, Penn
much nI f osss eai Via a' n'
AIRY, 100, was suffering violent cough 5r which had
Ssgn trestya deruy sS mEhs without Psnsns
ning hoarseness would eome Nhoh would prevent me from
offhsse rom The lungs Ny family phy assured
he could growing fai1dly
had compelled leave business for nearly two
All symptoms indicated, unmistakably, the
CONSUMPHlON iu the beginning % February Mr
Henry Fisher Of the Bhlt society,
scented me with bottle of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.
ysny Appetite (Which had entirely ot returned
within my cough had almost left and ia less than
weeks Nss Sueats broken rhcnctiorwRrd
regaiurd strength rapidly, aud regularly attending
my to the AMERICAN blbLE SOCIETY
whose employ ment have une years am now en- ghy
good health. Your PREscRl roN elected IRE when my
friends despaired Of my recovery ruus. j, CONFER
have had Nervous sPamodie Ashga Tor eleven years
nights 1t often seemed to me that would die before
could air into ung was haggard and sirtehs and
greatly fru bhorntsA Of breath, that
PEELED take uent rests in watkins IRON my residence to
my place Of business. . -
The night before obtained the PREPARED rREsCklP-
TON the worst passed On obtaining the remedy
took puonfJ a. and again at night and slept all
night without waxing have net had brakG Hghs ret
| ~ longer look 'haggard have Gained Ia
strength spirits at all afflicted with shortneus
Of BREATH shall be glad " have afflicted with Asth
call and see me. 49,
'EZRA c. LANGDON, No. 9A Fourth street, n. Y"
The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up In 81 hot
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Soldin Montpelier by N. X. BROWN
lO.bleOpuaNly
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\. I. ed. N.
IE q NJ past y, possible for tlc
III ~ Hctuuuu Pos stefan declare, that tONsuMr
NJ lrJ certainly cured iftrmffeN ttfrr, and
~ AZ va certainly prevented Small. Pozt harics T..
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just uuuHMtu
IL teaches how TO remove Ian, Freckes, Pimples
hloches, Moth Patches sslowuess, Kiupuons, and all
Impurities % the skin hos TO enamel the skin, leaving
t white and clear IS alaasttr how 20 produce tie fG
lest de'elo mcnt o the lena finn practised by the
tcuch,l causing The bust Co. grow round aud u and
the form as been lost by padding, acng, maternity
restoring 81 to moie tha. ts ulgnA mllness, nrmuess
and beauty IL teaches how 10 reduce siz the hands
and feet produce cifpuieuCy or the remove
supuhuous hair; cuIe Corn, Bunions. Warts snd
Moies teutw your ages cuie drunkenness, CatArrh,
Dyspepsia Nervous Detuy &c, row TO fas,iuate and
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together WITH other useful and aua1e information. No
young Lay or Gentleman should fan 90 their ad-
dress 90 The under signed and receive 10y return mai
copy Of this valuable IA sealed envelope free OF
charge Adde'S
bEhGEH, SHUTS y CO., Chemists.
Lbl River lrov
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
w | l. d G III Il RRY
HAS BBES ussD roR NEARLY
HALF ENTURY,
WITH TIE MOST ASTONISHING succs,s IN CURING
Coughs; Colds Hoasenes, Sore Throat,
Influenza, Whooping Cough Coup,
Liver Complain, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing,
Asthma, aud evtIy
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON S L NJ p TON,
which carries Of more victims than any other disease
and which battles the sail " he Physicians to greater
extent than anJ other maady, often
YIELDS e THIS REMEDY
Shen all others prove intf otual
As 4 MEDICINE,
RAID In RELIEF SOUTH IN EFFECT
SAFE IN IT'S OPERATIONS,
1T IS NSURP ASSED
While as epstntiun free rom noxious ingredients
20 sons; or minerals uniting sill science, and medical
knowledge; con buiug all thats valuable In the vege.
table kingdom Tor this class n diseases 1t is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitlei merits and receives the general conf
dcnce Of tie pub ic
St1 dOUh IuAICHEN, NJ. D.,
Of Herman, N. Y, whites as follows -
"WIstAR's BAtsAM or WIN CuEul.Y gives univer.
sal satisfaction. i seems tocuro ough by ooseuing
and cleaning The lungs and allayiug irritation mus
RENuvtNG riB CAUSE, tNsrEAD or DRYING UP rHB
coUdu ND LEAviNo rHB oAvsB nEHsD consider
the Basam ne good any, The beet Cough d-
cine with VII CHI am acquainted
From X. FKLLOws, Nj, d, ofHll, Nh.
Although have generally great Election 10 pat
ent medicines can but say in justice 20 DR. WGsrARs
bAisAM or wild CHEeBY tina it is rem edy Of supe-
rior value for Pulmonary Dise0ses
have made Of this preparation for several years
and il has proved 10 be very reliable aud eticacious in
the treatment Of severe AID long standing Ou0hs
know Of one patient now 10 comfortable health, who
has tak5n this remedy and who, but for It's use con
slider would not now be living
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From Rer. Francis Lobdsp, Pestor of the SiutL Con-
grcg1ioHat church, bftogtpOfG Connecticut
ban GEronr, Janutry, q. 1864
Gentlemen IL con iler Il duty wi I owe 20 .uf.
fern humanity bear testimony 10 the virtues Of Dr.
Hstdr's Bqsqm Of lPid cherry. [ have used it,
when have had OCCASION for any femtd7 for Coughs
Colds, or sore Ihfoat-iur many +. end never n
single instance has is failed 70 relieve md cure me
have frequently been hoarc saturday and look
ed forward TO the delivery OF two sermons on The follow
day with sad misg vin.s but by liberal Of the
Bslssm my hoarsencss has invariably been removed and
/ have preached without difficulty.
commend 30 90 my bTethfen In the mi0istry and 20
public speakers generally, certain remedy for the
bronchial rOubles TO witch peculiarly exposed
Entirely uusolite send Nuu this testimonial viii
you So liberty to in any way YOU choose Per
haps the Balsam does not affect all alike but
always removes my hoarsencss aud fits me Tor the min
ister's hard wrrking dey-the Sab aih.
Very truly YOURS FhAN Is LOBDR' T..
/ PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.
PREPARED nv
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