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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEG1aTE INsTI

YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE.
TENHE EXlGENCLES OF The TINES HAVE CAUSED
Il the Commissioners OF the State Normal aud High
School to the building Free School, The State
Normal and High School, organized Will t. eref re
be raI serTed. under the title OF the YOUNG LADIES
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. 10 the commodious building
the north side of George street No %. one door west
OF King street. opening OCTOBER I'd, 1861
Tuition III the Preparatory Department sl25O per
half session. $50 per annum in he Collegiate Depart
ment. SIS per half session, SEQ per annum French
Drawing, and Vocal Music included in the regular
course. Latin, Greek, Cell man. Italian. Spanish IL
srumental Music and Painting, extra at moderate
charges
imie1 number Of Bo: rder will be received at the
Institute. Board, $50 per month"; or s30U per snnun
including Was ing. Lights. Fuel ETC. Parlor Boardcrs
received a the above prices, All payments strictly in
advance.
Board OF Instruction follows Rev. HENRY NJ
MOOD. A. NJ. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS. A. NJ,
Professor OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages Pro-
fessor LEWIS r. GIBBS. A. NJ, NJ D., Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor +. 5.
HOLMES. Lecturer on Geology and Natural History
J.. A. FRAMPTON, N. D., Professor OF Modern Ian
gragesi Professor WM MASTERMAN, Instructor in
Vocal Music; Miss MARY 9. MOOD Instructress in
Drawing aud Painting; Miss LAURA N HILL. Instruc-
tress in English Branches.
Hcptcm5er2 mul4mos
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EIkE LUAN.
MAyonA1Ty OF CHART rsroN

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CITY HAIL. November 9, 1866.
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS SOF'REBUILDING IN r. aE
N Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un.
der "An Act the General Assembly, giving authority
TO the City Council of Charleston proceel in tho
ter OF Fire Loen with view to aid in building up
City anew" are hereby notified that the form Of apr
cation for loans be obtained the Office of the Clerk
of Council, between the hours Of A. NJ. and P. NJ
All applications must be1 d in the above mentioned
Office az the Committee Will meet every Monday to
slider the same.
BY order Of the Mayor ". H. SMITH,
November In CLERK OF Council
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section of Ordinance to Raise Sup.
pnes for 1867, is published for the information
persons selling Goods by sample otherwise, who
not residents this city. All such persons hereby
notified to report at this Office.
Thrre dollars every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample
otherwise" ". II. SMITH,
MarchS Clerk or Council1
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO JUNK-sHOP KEEPERS.

fO JONh-SAOF hEEFERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
DECEMBER 2, 1867
FNHE JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOWING
Il persons have expired. They are hereby notified to
apply at this Office Immediately and renew the
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and St Philip-streets.
M. REYNOLDS, No. Bedons Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. 72 Cahoun-street
EDMUND WALLACE. No. "a Washington-street
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring-street.
JOHN LEAHY, No. Oh Coming-street
MARY HAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanoyer-streets.
MARY CAMPBELL President and Cannon-streets.
P. NIANION No. 81 State-srcet.
JOHN HENNY, No. 46 Queen-street.
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Wharf-street
d. CONROY. No. 80 st. Philip-street
P. DORAN, No. 10 Exchange-street
P. PINKUSSOHN, No. So East Bay.
W. II. SMITH,
December Clerk of Council.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

GRAND LODGE OF IF. OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
A ELECTION FOR HALL KEEPER WILL BE
II held on Thursday December 5th. AL applications
must be handed to the undersigned on or before the 9Th
inst. None but Master Masons need apply.
K $. BRUINS,
December 3 tuth2 Grand Secretary
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CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.

CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS
OFFICE OF 7 He CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL. December l, 1867
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNE ED
IN that the Monthly Returns sor the Month of No
vember past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
tilted the 28th day OF December, 1866 must be made
or before the 18th instant
JOHN II. HONOUR,
December 2 IL City Assessor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, OR STOLEN, \ BLACK NEW
L FOUNDLAND DOG, with brass collar around
his neck. reward OF i've Dollars will be paid Tor his
delivery at No. IS ANSoN-SrREEr.
December 5 81
NTOTICE.--CEFICE CHIEF OT DETEGC-
~ TlVEs, CHARLESTON. November 2G, iS57.-Recov-
cred and Drought to this Office one Doub.c Case GOLD
WATCH AND CHAIN. The owner r,ay recover the same
By calling, proving properly aad paying expenses.
h. ". HEN DRICKS
Lieutenant and Chiei o: Detectives.
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WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE, TO
w sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM. Sample
doz. terms, show cards, etc. sent on receipt of S.
d. CUMMINGS & CO.,
No. 42 South Market street, Boston.
49,, 0rnnn
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R E M @ Walls.

BRITISH CONSULATE
ID EMOYED TO THE OFFICE OF THE SPANISH
II Consul, No As BROAD STREET. uunl further no.
tice. GEO. RIVERS WALKER
October 80 T. u. Acting Consul
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T OST OR STOLEN, A CUR DOG, Al
IL MOST black. with white ring around hs neck
and white breast suitable reward will paid for his
le:rn to 7. F. OSULLITAN No. Il Wall street, or at
this office. November 20
nROPPED ON THE NIGHT OF THE 18TH
~ November. the Actors entrance of the Circus
pavilion, o MEDIUM-SIZED WHITE ERMINE FUR
CAPE, the two lower Buttons Of White GLASS; and the
whole lined with White silk. The finder Will obtain Il
suitable reward by leaving it al the DETECTIVES
OFFICE, in Broad street. November II
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E,OR SALE OR To RENT, THE fLANTA-
N lion on EdistJ Island known as the Headquarters
or Seabroox Place. containing 800 acres OF best quality
cotton and provision land, and 65 in woods. On
the place are dwelling house with l6 rooms. barns
stables out-buongs and quarters for 20 fAmies all in
frst-rae order Also abundant supply OF good water
Steamers to and from Charleston land at the place four
times week, making it very eligible location for
store.
For terms, apply te J. EVANS EDINGS Edisto, or
CLIFFORD & MATHEWES, Charleston.
November a tn
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ynING LADY WANTS.

VI7ANTED.-A YOUNG LADY WANTS A
w SITUATION the ensuing year as TEACHER in a
private family She will give thorough instruction in
the English branches OF educate and teach young be-
guners in the French language The best references
given, ald terms moderate. Address MISS L. W., ,"
care of Dr. C. B. Jones' Ashland Hanover County, Va.
November % limo
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B O A R D | N G.

DOARDING.-EXCELL BOARD CAN
ID be obtained, at reasonable rates, by applying at No
asa KING STREET ore door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel The Street Cars pass the door every ten
minutes. 3mo Octoberf
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF poL1cE.l

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIcE,)
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 4, 1867.
TYNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
l. Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
Mert, Ct inst Owners and occupants hereby require
10 see that their premises in good condition and that
i'll hth and garbage is removed required by Ordi.
uauce Other inspections will follow.
By order Of Mayor GAILLARD.
c. j. SIGWALD
Chief OF Police
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east COTner Unity AlIey
modating terms. Apply at THE STORE.
December tuths3
OLOOP FOR SALE.-THE SLOOP "BIRO
y with all her appurtenances in complete order. =
bushels Rough Rice Can be seen Peters ship lard
Just North OF BeDnetts Mill Apply there. to Captain
Stephen Denaro, ur to GAILLARD MINOTf,
December 2 mtuthsi No. % Adger's Whari.
NOR SALE-A CYLINDER PRESS, IN
II good order with all the necessary Material for a
Daily and Weekly Newspaper, with Type. &c. Tor Job
office All in gooi condition. Apply to JONES 4
JOHNSTON Charlotte, n. c. November 20
SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTUN AND
= RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPER
TY OF all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents. No. Sc Broad street.
on,0c
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VI q II T S..

WANTED, 4 GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO
w do general uousework. that can speak English.
with suitable recommendations. Apply ut No. % PINCR
NEY-STREET l. December
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ITO RENT, A PART OF HOUSE, CON-
Il TANNING THREE ROOMS. all on the second floor,
and in first order. II desired room on the first
focr cen be had, at No. SO Beaufainstreet- Apply On
THE PREMISES. December3
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V,O RICE PIANTERS.-A SITUATION is
J. wanted as AGENT ON RICE PLANTATION by
who has twentytuur years experience in the Gu ure
of Rire and Provisions Address j. NJ HUCKS, through
Charleston P)stoiTice Il December
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70 r SALE.

T1OR SALE, THE STOCK, FIXTURES
i AND GOOD WILL of the GROCERY STORE .outh-
east corner Unity Alley and Satestreet on very accom-
December tuths3
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD
w COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, and to make
herself generally useful about the house Coed recon-
mendanon required. Apply in THoMAs-STREET. one
door from Radcliffe, on west side.
December
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I @ R E N 7,

mo RENT-TVvO AND HALF STORY RE.
i SIDENCE, No. % Mary-sreet-
r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO, Real Estate Agents.
December s No. 80 Broad-street.
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License Liquor Law For Rhode
Island.

A special committee of the Rhode
Island Legislature on Friday reported
bill to repeal the existing law to
regulate and restrain sales of intoXi-
eating liquors, and to substitute the
following:
"The town councils Of the several
towns, and the board of aldermen
within the limits of the cities Of Prov
idence and Newport may, in their alb
solute discretion, grant or refuse to
grant licenses to such number OF per
sons within their respective town on
city, for the sale of spirituous and in
toxicating liquors within the limits OF
such town or city. Each license so
granted shall continue in force for the
term of one year, unless revoked as is
hereinafter provided; but no license
granted under the provisions OF TINS
act shall authorize any person to sell
any spirituous or Intoxicating liquors
TO any female or minor or person OF
VIGOROUSLY incorporate habits. Be
fore any license shall he granted I'M
der the provisions of this act, the per-
son applying therefor shall give bonds
10 the town or city treasurer in the
penal sum Of one thousand dollars,
with MI least two surities satisfactory
TO the town council on board OF alder
men granting such license, condition
ed that he Will not violate any OF the
provisions Of this act; and shall also
pay TO the town or city treasurer the
sum Of two hundred dollars for such
license. one-half thereof to the use OF
the town or city whore such license
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Corporation Notice.

riNHE Legal Voters of the village Of st. Adams
i are he 'cby notified TO meet at the Court
Room on Monday, the 18th day of March inst
at O'Clock + NJ for the following purposes, as
set forth in q petition for special meeting
signed by II. b. Sowles, George W. Foster VIM
y. Smith, NJ. Buck, IA. s. Hyde H. G.. Morton
w. IL. Livingston, Locke x Smith G. II Hunt
ngtOn, to wit.
lst 70 see If the Village will vote to disamnul
High Street, unless the persons who are benefit
ed thereby shall pay the land damages thereof
and build the street at thoir expense.
ID 70 see ii the Village will vote to rcscind
the vote of said Village, passed at the last annu-
al meeting of said Village, in January, 1867
instructing the Trustees TO widen Kngman
street; or in case the same has been wdoncd,
TO see if the Village viii instruct the Trustees IL
disannul said street SO far as they have wdoned
the same, and TO see if the Village viii rescind a
vote voting tax therefor
3d. TO sec if the Village will vote TO raise not
less than Fifteen Thousand Dollars todefray the
expense of a Law Suit with lioratio +. Seymour
i'm regard TO widening kngman street, and foi
land damages sustained By said seymour and
others, providing the Village vote not 10 disan-
nul the same
9Th, To see If the Village Will vote to instruct
INC Trustees not 10 lay out any streets i'm said
Village hereafter, for the benefit OF individuals
without such individuals VIII contribute and pay
the expenses of the same
A, j. SAMSON, Clerk of Corporation.
81. Adams Village, March 4, 1867 ljj-2w
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State Ne,cs.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
.,,.,.5 A. Bliss, Esq, of woodford,
b oon n 'or the West Indies, recently,
ter ,a 4pany with his brother the lat
~e Banner. "s'i'i' 90 says
- mas been found in SALISBURY.
M 'HIrTESDEN COUNTY.
Gs,or l = Press says that Carlos
austin \ 'q' has sold to Mr.. G. A..
gls la us =. house, corner of Main and
eapd o., e''eets' with about three acres
n.y. ' Tor $4,000.
'a'a v.,, INES of Tuesday says. About
'uay' Patrick Burns, a boy
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IIunor Doctor.

Uni excellent medicinal compound was first
Irparedbr Dr. j. w Poland in 1917, and was
tcn employed with great success iu cXpcllmg
hunof- from thc blood but in 1877 medical
iri.ud uho was quite celebrated as a physician,
especially in Sine treatment of hunors, suggest
ed some important Improvements, which were
adopted. aud which have made it CSC the people
ayj thc ecry best remedy for all kinds of hu-
mHrs known tn the faculty.
Ihe Humor Doctor cures Scrofula, Salt
Nhcun. Eysipolas. Canker. Piles, Nettle Rash
dc. Numerous individuals, WHO have used TINS
remedy for civsipelas give II the most ilattcring
rccommu ndations
Tins preparation b. composed entirely of vcgo-
'ahlr- among which are Sarsaparilia. Yellow
Dock. Noalc Pine, Mandrake and Bioodroot
0u8iocit tn say that tho Doctor dts used ian
nnaircds 0i families as general medicine
mike many other popular remedies, it is very
grateful t0 the taste.
price - Cents per Bottle.
This valuable remedy Nill bo prepared at tha
New England Botanic Depot, undor the super
vision of Dr. w. Poland, for the proprietor
J. c. FRENCH.
ITO whom an orders should be addressed. Sold
10y dealers he Medicine everywhere
15G-Gm-cow
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ERRnRs OLE YOUTH

8 Gcntlcman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay aud an of-
locts of Youthful indiscroton. will, for the sake
OF suffering humanity send FREQ to an who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which ho was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience cam do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers ST. New York.
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srRAMOE- AZ rauE.

Every young lady and gentleman IN the
United States can hear something very much 10
their advantage, by return MALL Gree of chargc)
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears OF being humbugged viii oblige by not
noticing this card. All others viii please adj
dress their obcdient servant
THOS L. CHAPMAN
S,1 Broadway New York
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DEAm OF "Aurmius WARD. Charles
f. Brown, popularity known by the
name OF "Artcmus Ward" died IN
southampton, England, Wednesday,
March 6. He had been sick Cor some
weeks, and his constitution being over
taxed by course of life which ex-
posed him to fatigue excitement and
labor his illness proved fatal. Brown
was native of Maine, q printer by
trade, and at the same time q contrib
utor toseyeral literary journals While
at work IN the Office Of the Toledo
bado, lac produced the first article
signed "A. Ward, and its success in .
ducod him to continue them. Some
few years since he was solicited TO
como out as lecturer, field on
which he achieved success.
Last year he left for London. where
he became shortly after his arrival n
contributor to Punch, and subsequent
ly opened his budget at Egyptian Hail.
and nightly filed the house.
The Boston J0wu0' says, GA letter
which we received from him but a.
few weeks since was replete with gen
ial expressions regarding the success
he has achieved, and words of kindly
cheer for his many friends Few kin
der hearts were ever cooled in the
chill embrace of death than that of
Charles i Brown, who was esteemed
most highly in his private life for ma
ny characteristics which marked the
sincerity Of his friendship and demo
ted the possession of the manifest at
tributes Of cur nature. He was
faithful son to a worthy mother, whose
happiness was his first care
The funeral of Mr. Brown took
place on the 9th, His remains were
buried in Kensal Green and were fol-
low To the grave by great number of
literary gentlemen and friends, includ-
ing many Americans
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pa Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil
is excellent for sore throat; its use
seems to cure canker sores III the
throat and month 1t is useful to
cure any kind Of pain Try it freely
Sod ia ST. Adams by S. Il. Day.
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about l3 years old, one Of the opera
tives employed in the wooden factory
ut Winooski, had his right arm ontan-
gled in some portion of the machinery,
and before he could be cxtlicatod the
limb was SO dreadfully mangled that
amputation became necessary. The
operation was performed by DIR. b. W.
Carpenter, who removed the injured
member about four inches below the
shoulder Doctors Burdicly and Kent
were present and assisted in the
operation
The Ladies Aid Society Of Essex
Junction, have engaged Rev. l.. A.
Dunn, Of Fairfax, vt, to deliver a
course Of three lectures on his travels
in Egypt and Palestine They will be
held in the Vestry Of their new church.
commencing Wednesday evening"
March %, and continuing Thursday
and Friday evenings. Tickets 25
cents for each Lecture to adults. and
children under II years, Is cents
The ayails TO be used for the furnish
ing Of their church.
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shall he granted, and the other half
'hefeoi TO bc paid by the town or city
treasurer over to the general troasur-
er' Tor the use Of the State"
other sections provide penalties for
selling to minors or Incorporate per
sons; permitting gaming or disorder
IN hcensod places, and for the punish
ment OF such as sell without license.
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For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT on the east side Of Thorn.
as Street and now occupied by II. A. Cutler, {,
whom application may be made at the Tran
crirt Office
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Onas. NJ Gay, late associate sdi-
i anu proprietor of the Rutland
T.. ~, mas purchased an interest in
- ,a''''i hiring Age, and is now its
-'laglng editor.
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CALEDONIA coUSTY.

Here are few items, which we
take from the Caieaoniga concerning
st. Johnsbury. Tho entire cost of
supporting the poor last year, was ST.
OLAF The appraisal Of town property
at the poor farm, is $2,94l-a gain of
$500 over last year. The town has ex-
pended some over $1,000 in making
new bridges and repairing old ones;
paid for damages on highway, $3.50
$500 Of which went to Bliss \. Davis
ESD for getting thrown ont of his
wagon between here and Danvillc,
while passing over a culvert During
the year S95 have been expended in
making guard rails on the highway,
and $1,937 for new armory and storing
arms. These items, with $500 paid S.
5 Roberts as town bounty, repairs on
town hall, services Of collectors, etc,
comprise the larger bills drawn by
the board Of solectmen.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Nathaniel Fullerton Of Chester, 90
years old, has been president Of the
National Bank of Bellows for thirty
years, and still performs its duties with
all his business tact and energy. He
is also the Oldest Mason in the county
having taken his first degree in 1896.
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III, TRANSCRIPT,
Nv. March 10, 1867.

r friends in the several towns
le.'' .oI sd. counties will confer
QUE hy .an,n rs all itcms of local ncws
''' unl,r d. ,ir observation. Con
N ''' ,,,l1 In all cases, give their names,
''''' .,rly for publication, but as a guaran-
'' 18th Nomattcr about the form Of
' .+ribntions give us the "subject mat
r VI we will put it into shap'e
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lle following is table of the
EQUATION of Grand Isle county, ar
'~'ea IN the order of the largest
Population:
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.r,xr ro ADVERTISERS. The TRANSCRIPT
,Ic ihe circulation in st. Adams Of
i' ,,infcd in the state Its circulation
SD .i, increasing throughout Franklin and
'.r5 Islo Counties.
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-Wm. Henry Hoyt has been re-
eiel by tue Senate as Postmaster at
Darlington Our friend, George H..
3seow Of the Burlington Times, is
% applicant for the position, and is
Aolg 10 got it,
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NJ, Inc brick meeting house at Cam
my Centre, which has recently
Il. gone repairs, was dedicated ON
9lr IA INST. The sermon was preach
.,a,. rroi, NJ H. Buckham, of Bur
os a.oa' The dedicatory prayer was
0 by Rev H. Webster.
3,,. "'' ohas Fay has sold his resi-
bm p On North Main St., to Mr.. Her
a1.. D'aln9rd' The price paid, we
'''...and, was $4,000.
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Lon the night Of the 9Th inst,
.uis Martin, a carpenter and joiner,
.so has resided in town about a year,
mi who served in Co. i, 9th vt, en-
rsiae from Colchester, effected an
...rapce in the First National Bank of
s. Adams, by prying up one of the
tr.e 'front.' windows Once inside the
hank he attempted to break into the
,,pl but the iron door and the other
Surroundings proved too obstinate; so
M was contented to take as booty n
revolver little paper and few lead
,gslIs The officers Of the bank in
mmed Sheriff Soule of the robbery
Il the time it occurred, who succeed
III mresting the guilty party by
mans Of the pistol, which he attempt
do SELL On being arrested he con-
hssoi his guilt, and is now boarding
pih Sheriff Soule.
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DR. spinnoy is still at the Amer
on House, where he will remain a
mt time longer.