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fine balf-length portrait Of DR.. Labaroc,
has been painted by Mason. for the Library
of Middlebury College.
Hon. EDWARD KIRKLASD, of Brattleloio,
leading lawyer Of Windham County, a
SAFE Senator IN 1868, aud who has been
prominently spoken OF among the candidates
Tor member of Congress for the second DE-
triet, died Of Brattleboro, on the g Va iu,t.
Surgeons Henry james, Of Waterbury, end
L J. Dixon Of Milton, have been mustered
out Of service. Surgeon james was the
capable Surgeon OF Sloan Hospital at MONT
pelier. Surgeon Dixon was medical director
Of division in the Army Of the Cumher-
land, was captured q; Chieam 1ugua, and
suffered greatly in Libby prison. went with
his division through Sherman's great march.
and has since been with Sheridan in Texas
He is now 1t his home in Milton
Ell. Williams. formerly OF Woodstock,
La- been made General Superintendent, Of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroal Nj
John Converse Of this city is to he his chief
clerk
On Sunday morning. the Rev Father
Teller, Superior General Of the American
mission OF the Jesuits, died "a; ST Mary's
College, Montreal. at tn, age Of 20
Breyc; Capt E. L. LIscum, and Capt. R. /
L. Burnett, Of tie l2sh L. : Infantry. are
no s stationed at Richmond, Va
Mics Briggs, the ezcentric lady who rather /
mystcriously LETT Randolph some time since,
has turned up IN Brandon.
Robert B Minturn. of New York, Of the
well known firm Of Grinnell & Minturn,
died on "Wednesday.
Prof Hopkins of Williams College. las
recovered the body q biz only son. who was
killed on the Dallgren raid.
Tie Alumni OF Dartmouth College, re-
siding in New York city. gave a compliment
,ary dinner Wednesday, TO President Asa D.
Smith. d. D., a, the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Charles L. Gould OF Winiham,
the brave captain of the 5th regiment, wao
was the frs, to enter tho rebel works at the
clptare of Petersburg, has received on ap-
pointmsnt az clerk IN the Pension Office, at
Washington.
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a; the Christmas festival at Montpelier,
Col. II d. Hopkins, the superintendent oil
the brick church Sabbath school, received a
beautiful silver ice pitcher and goblet. as a
small token of the high appreciation in
which HE friends hold him, as the editor Of
the Freeman said, ''both as superintendent
VI the Sunday school and as the best Choir
i-;er Ct the best choir 10 be found in this
section
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker OF Clar-
endon, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary
of their marriage on the 29th ult.
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ATrENFI TO AssAssINATE SENATOR WADE.
On Wednesday evening, between and .
o'clock, man OF unusually large proportions
called at the residence Of Hon. Benz. ;
Wade, &. 5. Senator for Ohio, and asked to
see the Senator He was shown NJ TO Mr..
Nades room.
After being seated he stated that he was
trying to ohiain employment IN the U. ;
Navy. ard asked Dir. Wade to sign PAPER
Of Recommendation, ID order 70 further ais
object. Mr.. Wade refused to do 50, saying
he did not know bin.
After listening to the reply, the strange
visitor, Whose physiognomy Mr.. Wade de-
scribes a. singularly malicious and brutal,
looked at the Senator with significant scYwl
which lhe latter plainly interpreted as mean
ing mischief. At this junetuTc Of tie IN
terview Mr. Wade arose. md stepping into
an adjoining room, armed himself with a
loaded pistol and quietly returned into the
room wherr the MN was sitting. After
looking at each Other IN silence. the man be-
gan the conversation by sayiug, Amt YOU
going ~ sign nv rar-r:' % which Mr.
Wade returned an emphatic negative, aileE-
ing that ne lid no knowledge u him Mat
tcrs n0g began % come % crisis. Ihc
stranger arose to bic feet, drawing out a
bowie knife about y inches long, and re-
marking, Il suppose You know we are now
alone, Fir, in this room lie was proceed
my to unsheath bis weauoa when Mr.. Wade
sprung u hisieet. and drawing forth hI'
pistol placed its within short distance OF
his head. telling INN TO clear out Immediate
" or lie would shoot HIM. Taken somewhat
by surprise the man began to find lis way T.
the door, followed closely by Mr.. Wade with
pistol IN close proximity vi his bead lh'
Senator saw his visitor down stairs, and bc-
fore reaching the door quietly informed hiI
that he had great notion u shoot hIW any
how. Upon this the stranger departed
Daring the visit he failed T. produce an!
papers for signatures and evidently MADE
this a mere pretext for an interview.
A later despatch says the man Is known
and that he is from Massachusetts,.
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PERCEs MAGNETIC GLOBE.
FO r. Is &c.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS

LONGFELLnw POLITICAL WORKS. l vol, pro-
fusely illustrated with more than two hundred
engrayings.
TENNYsoN'S POEMS, vol, illustrated. Earring
ford edition.
SONGS OF SEVEN, by Jean Ingelow, beautifully
illustrated. The finest gift book Of the season.
sCHILLER's LAY OF THE BELL, translated BY
the Right Bon. Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.
Bart, illustrated with designs by NORTH RetIsch
SONGS OF rRAISE AND POEMS OF DEVOTION
OF THE CHRISTIAN CENTURIES, elegantly
illustrated with sixty steel engrsvings.
MACAULAY'S LAWS OF ANCIENT ROME,
beautifully illustrated.
RECREATIONs OF A COUNTRY PARsON, new
edition, vol, with forty one illustrations.
GEMS PROM TENNYSON, with thirty-three IL
illustrations.
TIE iWAYSIDE Inn, by Henry " Longfellow,
with illustrations by John Gilbert.
POEMS OF THE INTELLECT AND AFFECTION,
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, beautifully
Illustrated.
POEMS OF IMAGINATION AND FANCY, by
Alfred Tennyson. Like preceding book.
SONGS OF THE AFFECTIONS, by Mrs. Hemans
POEMS OF NATURE AND SENTIMENT, by VIM
Wordsworth, illustrated.
And many others, very beautiful, for which, or
any Of the above, call on or send to
co. FRENCH L co.
Dec. l6. ISs5. du
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LIFE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Hrs. s. 4. 1IeH'S UOFld'S
Hair ReStOFeI' and Dress
ing inrigOrdte, strengthen
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natural color and beauty
returns. Greg hair GiSGp-
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cred, hair stops failing, and
tururiOat grO1rtb is the re-
suit. Ladies and children
aciU appreciate the delight
FIJI fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance impGrt-
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of sOiling the skin, scalp. o..
most elegant heGd-dreSs.
Sold By all Dru=Eists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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Leave Burlington az 90 A. 81. SIS A. ", 80
p. A., $50 p. 81 ant-.I1P ".
DJy ExIre caves s+Ou via Lowell az S % A.
". tQr Bur usto { lbius, Montreal, Ogtens-
buFEh aud West, irving az Montreal at 93J p u.
Ogd. uslur-h o.. .-.1u a.. a.
Maii Train leaves Boston 40 -.oo A. ". via Lowell
via Lawrence and Fitchnur- 80 80 A. VI, Sprln--
h-ld 81 As A. 4. for Burlington, ard 81 AID rs.
Accommodation Train leaves Northhe-d A. . %
A. 81. Buriinztcl. at l5 4. D. for s. A4oans,
Montreal AMI houses '.-rt- ..., ~
Night Exprrss leaves Bellows Falls at 200 z u
-e,eiviu- passengers from Y 1r-1. NJ Fa-lef = -
leavin- N-5g YarE at 1I7 .. ST., and iIJll AeshiIs
R. r. leaving Boston a, i.i5 P 81 ..anfeies =;
White River junction WITH lrain leavrs Boston ~
5.OI p. NJ for buri-l -tou, Rouse f0ai Aoe.fea.
and O-tensburg. with usll- i1Ha. trains loI INC
West
Sleeping cars are attached o. h.-a ..e Ni-hi *
g-css trains running between S. Adams anu
%, and st. Alhals and >pr----...-
Through -iesets 10 Chicago aa- me vest 10Y
sole attae Prilr.pal stations.
Tickets g. Detroit, Chicago aLda- points We.
s1l1 oy II. y. ID UEN, Agent, 80 american L'-
tel Burlington, Vt -Bls-a-e check 81 through
q. MERRILL, Supt,
50. Adams Jan I. Isss.
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sCrLAND AND BIZ RLrNcTox R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


C -llnsacins Dec. 4, 1855, trains viii run az Ol-
love;
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
SD A. j., MAIL TE IN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
eester. Fitchburgh. Brattieboro, Springfield. Hart
trd. New Haven, Troy, Albany aud New York
arrive Ia Troy 1t AS P. ~ New YORK. 1925
Boston :. SOP D.
Th-c19h 20 Boston without change Of Cas-.
10 p ~. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany New
York and the west; arrive at Troy s.O1 P. n.
New YORK A ", BY HulSOn River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Through to Troy srifaoHf change Of Cars.
10 p. N, NIGHT EMPRESS, with Sleeping Car. for
New fOrs and Boston. Arrive IN Troy at $50 A.
N New ork 1890 A. n. Boston $40 A. N.
TArough 90 Troy aud Boston ritk0u, change Of Cg-s
From tAe seutt ard East Trans srTirs at BzrngfsS
$50 P. n, ,iAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell Wor-
ceste-. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven.
Leaves Boston 30 A
40 A. N NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN with Sleeping
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves New
York st P. v, Boston $50 p. u.
7.s5 P. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN froEi Rutland, New
YORK and Troy.
.TICkEIs sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albauy, New
York. Schenectady and al principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation givs- By
J.w. CARPENTER,
No. l, American Hotel Block.
Baggage checked through.
e Fare always as low as by any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL, supt
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a}ailroad
YER MONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jan. /, 1866.



sol L
Aail Tran caves $. Adams, at6.l5 A. NJ. con-
Meeting az " lite River Junction and Bellows Pals
WIKI trains 10 Boston, Worcester. Springfield and
New ors, arr wing az New York % lJ.s5 P VI and
with trains on Plssuiuusc r.. T.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ.
- Johns no Oh An. O-leEsbur.h at $50 A 81 for
Boston, SC, connecting ~ Burlington with Ru.-
Land Road f0r Toy aul New York. ALVIN. II
Boston via L. " I'll at OBJ 7J P. Il
N--lt Express leaves O-teushur-h a. a 90 A. NJ.
Mortrcllj % II, kCuse's Point 545P NJ s. Johns
az $50 +. D., arriving at Boston az -fJ A NJ, con-
meeting az Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad fr
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield. SC. and arriviusiu New
Hork az 1890 p 81
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WONDERFULLY STRANGE

MADAME VI. d PER8EGAULT
T,hI has astIuisaeI the scientific classes ol Paris
and La.l H, bias gov perl.Ilcltly located herself
e. albany. y. Y. Madame fl-rc-ault ny the Az %
her wonderful Instrument. known ls the Horoscope
guarantees 90 produce lfc-ize picture uf the iu-
turc .a-d or vie &C tls t--.u- together with
the date 90 marriage, Tea irE traits Of character
Cr 1letilu. ETC. This Is e. ham u. as Thousands
oft s-u.uUia.- can assert Size VIII send, when ce-
sized written cu1rl--er thrt q p -ture is what
l. ul-ports o. be. by statin- e, height. cone
cents, ana staupe1 en- elop add 1s.cd 60 your
self you viii receive the p.-.ure % return mall.
ADDRESS Madame 81 3D. IEkbEGAILF.
Oct 20 -dEwiY. p. o. Drawer 213. ALBANY NY
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ELFGANT WITCHES.

4 NEW LIT orbeaut.'uI GOLD WATCHES, some
"A set with diamonds, some richly eu-raFe1 a--
J. B.. BRINSMAID.
Sent Il dawI
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COOP assortment % q. .rilri's Csis5Clf M-zz
y lssfiay RITES warranted the best shoe t-l- rife
F4nE BI0cE b. BRINSHAID & HILDKEIH.
S.r- af-- taW
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DIE. Cake. Butter, Fruit and Pickle KNIVES.
cry Ice Cream ami Sugar spoons sugar
--.5 E.-Esqf j. F. BRINSlAlDS.
old stand Clurcl>--
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aAlisffllanfnns

Patented December p 1854, anu June %, is5s)
With Cooper's Patent Heater and SELF
Adjusting Valves.
(POtented February u, 1861
V'HIS VAT with its latest Improvements is now
i the best in use, and ls used generally through
out New York and the New England states both
or Factories and Family service.
Y0UN6's PATENT CURD CUTTER for ssle
also. Send for circular.
c. C. POST Agent.
Hinesbargh, VT. Oct. 18th. Iss5. W.T.
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8oosbinlerp.

PLAIN SILVER SPOONS.
HAVE new stock Of plain, tipped and fancy
i styles OF solid silver spoons ''''
H.. , J.E BRINsMAID.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
-oFIHE-
Manhattan Life Ins. Co.
OF NEW YORK
Assets, s3.OGO.0OO.
V'HIS COMPANY commenced its operation. In $50
Il and has prosecuted successful ana reliable
business sine Policies are granted 20 those in sound
health both the IOint stock and mutual plans OF
Insurance, thus sfOrding 20 the public the advan-
taSes u either stem a. their option in inst-
tuition, The lowest rates ofpremiums are charged
That can be adopted and furnish requisite security
to the assured and perpetuity TO the mpsny
TAis company has already paid ORR 81 .OOo,0D for
Losses and ouer Ss1l,9p1 IN dsriisHds 10 Fo.iey
k1itsrs.
NON-FORFEIrING LIFE POLICIES.
Premiums may be paid sin-ly OF in five or ten an
maj payments. at option Of the assured This
plan IS commended 20 the public as il gives 10 the
assured the iull salue II al the money paid ana
being completee in early life whilst the parties are
vigorous and hopeful, gives entire exemption frru
payments or anXieties IN advanced life is yaIpe
cannot be too highly estimated.
NON FORGETTING ENDOWMENT POLICIES
These are made payable at death or on attainins a
given aEe. Premiums PAYABLE in ten annual paw
ments. The policy bee forfeitable for o1e
tenth Of amount insured for each payment psrties
hsuriug in this plan have all the advantages OF
a savings Bank, a the payment Of premiums sa
cures IT'S equivalent value PAYABLE N the assnre-
attlining the given age at death should il occnr
sooner Whole life, short term, endowment and
annuity policies issued in all their various and an
proved forms. Printed documents containing mil
furnished without charge aud sept free
by mail. Good local agents wanted in every town
and energetic and reliable men employ eli on favor
able terms 70 travel fpr this co apany
T. r. 5. WIRES.
Gen. Agents & Agency Supt..
for Vermont and counties Of Saratoga. Wasbinv,o,
Warren, Essex, Clinton, franklin and ST. Lawrence
u We" forA Jan 3daTly
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TO BEAUTiFY TuE COMPLEXION.

TO BEAU THY THE COMPLENiON,
Use "Slalts White Liquid Enamel The "Fn--
mel" will remove the worst cases % Tan, frc-r les
fmplcs, NutA Patches. or >uu1uru. in from i1lr o
SIX days 10 whitels the ssIn permanently, end
impa-ts lreshne- and transparency O. the COM
peXiOn. which i eriectly natural. and without iu
Jury 10 the skin. No t.ilet IS complete without t.
Price BY mail. sealed AMI post paid. 7iceuts.
Address G. T. SHUTS, 2-7E'ver St
Oct DO -HNwIv
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North American Fire Ins.CO

Incorporated ls23.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s55O.OOO.
Firy per cent Of net profits returned to policy
holders,
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Applications for agencies FOR the three last named
Companies in Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should be made 10 Us as
General Agents and Agency superintendents for
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken in the above
named first class Companies, 10 the amount Of
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Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
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70 try these Companies.
Premium notessre not required, and the insured
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Frst-class farm and village DWELLING houses
with their contents, will be insured three ears Tor
half % one per cent, for the entire term. Losses
literally adjusted and promptlypaid at this agency
4. R. S. WIRES, Agents
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News Items.

The total receipts from internal revenue
since the LIST Of July last are Sls7 100000
The receipts for the year will be $5oo,0OO,-
600.
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c, rqmsaeins Dec. 4, 1865. trains viii run az f
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4ouhs and Stationery.

HOLIDAYS AT HAND.
THE Children have not been forgotten in select
l. ing goods for the Holidays. BY
Z. A. FULLER
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fine balf-length portrait Of DR.. LabaIce,
has been painted by Mason. for The Library
of Middlebury College
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SOMETHING NEwIN oLDPLACE.
The Vermont National Gallery.
Corner Church and College SITS. formerly known a.
'sRead's Gallery,

CtHAS. ii. HANCHET, WOul. respectfully call
~ the attention ofthe inha bitants OF the CITY Of
burlington, and adjoining towns TO the above
named Gallery where they can get the best of vorl
at the louestpricesL A splendid stock OF
AL5CMS, FRAMES, MISCELLANEOUS cf9D
PICTURES. STEEL PLATE LTTHD-
GRAPHS, &C., &C,
will b sold 3: wholesale Prices Call And a..
for your selves. Particular attention paid 10 copy
ing old Amhrotypes and Dsguerroty pes Unto esyi
Pictures and enlarxing Il EN- for Franii,c
aSe down 70 the lowest
c. II. HANCHRr
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