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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

" WHILE THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURN -
there is a chance for reatoration of health. If.
therefore, the constitution has been weakened by
disease or excess-the nerves shattered-the stom-
ach weakened-the appetite gone, and the world
appears gloomy-pour some fresh oil into your
lamp, IN the shape Of Plantation Bitters, which will
make the flame OF life again burn brightly, and
illuminate a once wTetched existence For ladies
it IS an elegant and gentle stimulant, exactly such
as they require. Many families will not be with
out il. 1t has an immense sale throughout the
world. 81 ;93
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25


Secretary Stanton says he would have resigned
long ago but for a request from leading Repupl-
cans that he should not do So
The explanation of the disappearance of Col.
Parker is given by himself to the effect that he
drugged into sleep at an out-oi-the-way hotel
by an Indian of the Six Nation tribe, of which
Col Parker is Chief until after the day appoint
ed for the wedding The tribe want him to mar
ry one of their Indian girls. The affair is being
Investigated by Gen. Grant to the end that Parker
may establish his blomeessness or else be dismiss
sed from his staff in disgrace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

A PREMIUM TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WATCu-
MAN.-Any subscriber who pays up arrears and
SO in advance for 1865. will be entitled to a copy
Of one Of the best and most popular books Of the
Life Of Abraham Lincoln, or, Six Months at the
White house" The subscription price Of the
book is 1870, and the premium to each subscriber
is therefore half dollar Those who wish to
avail themselves OIL opportunity will please
notify us immediately
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
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NV OK, Doc, Il, ISbI.
Butter, % to So common and grease. Ito II.
Cheese. Factory, ~ to 10; ordinary, - 10 IA.
Maple Sugar, 3 10 10. Flour, Extra State. 1000
10 1861 Superiine State, $50 to go; Extra
southern, 1925 to 1900; Ohio and Western &c 50
to 1925; Canada, 1880 to 400; Buckwhea,.
40 to 40. Hops, Vermont, 40 TO Gee Wool.
Vermont washed, 80 to zoe; unwashed, 20-to SOC
sheep felts, 500 70 l2oc. Eggs. 45 TO lsc.
Potatoes MERGERS, 5OOtoG25; Pcachblows. / SO
TO 5.S5.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

The recent report of the Frcedmens Bureau
for North Carolina states that there are sixty
thousand negro children in that State. twenty five
thousand OF whom have been attending school
during the past year. There are one hundred and
twenty-five thousand poor white children in North
Carolina, but no such proportion of these go to
school. In fact, seven tenths of them can neither
read nor write.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
UOvE WIT7,FRs

A vcrmonter refused 70 sell some ,o,d caple
at Cambridge market last week, because the price
was not SO good in that market as at Queechy vii
lage
The Catalogue Of the University Of Vermont,
1868, shows 40 students in the Accidental de-
pariment, in the Agricultural and Scientific, and
80 in the Mcdical-tota ll2. The number Of
graduates from the medical department in 1867
was ~
In the breach Of promise case in Windsor coun-
~ julia f. Ashley vs. Charles Topper, the lady
recovered $1,000 Hope Topper can nav H. The
,''a'o' '''' '"urucr case has been continued to
'DV -"'! ''r'''
Some scamp hiss cut down the libcrty-pole at
south Heading that was erected at the beginning
oil The rebellion
A son, nine years old of joseph Randall NJ
Lyndon, was at school on Tuesday. and died in
the morning Of the next dav. The case is 10 he
Investigated.
A SON of I,oI S,,.r,,f ,rt..,e.., ..
bv n lo,, r,ili,,, ,,,.'. Ill.,. ,t..,,
p..i,.,t.
'''"'' O'"o'
y revival OF religion is reported at Saxton's
River village, Rockingham.
MIR. Jonas Bidder Of Irasburgh died very sud
denly on Tuesday morning last. Caused by alb
''o'' III ''' "e'u'
Mr Samuel f. Cook Of Glover was visiting at
the house OF lyar j. skinner in Greensboro. on
Monday last when be- died almost instantly lie
was ~ years OF age.
FI aHr...NM
ed their Golden Wedding al p.s... tt,,.J IN
Tuesday evening. Dec. H. The patb,rin, Of
friends was very large and the exercises interest
ing
Thar Couc,t BRovx --.. f,.r,t,,......tt.
wife will doubtle., t,r, an, ,..,,....t -,
Comical Brown and bis ,.i.,,.l
lila, wood. Then. is no,s. IL Obj. ~.
draw the large.t crowd 81 ,,,,.,
NIontpelier and ub,,,. mo-, ~. Gus
Mr.. Ila,wooJ hi. ...is,a,,, - ~
ballad SINNERS il, ,,. ,,,,,,,.,.
to hear him AT .,, limo NJ. r,.,.-.u
dur. u. ,.d.,at.J 5o,, s,.,,,i. All -
bou.,. and a rich ,r.,t na, bo ,,,;.;...,, ~,
comnanv i u, amman n. IL ~, !,
Montpeler Thursday evori,c D., DC. VII
Hall. PlaiuG,lj Friday o7b ond -, IT.. nm
Barre Mond., Doc qo ,rLi.
must secure Them o,,l,,
II n p..-,
b.,. t,. l','''''''' ''S'Ssor al o. Al
LII - ~, l''''iy III 'ne al
l,,.u.....,i. H. -''''''s o"i vi COMPANY
-. i'','o'vu i'oni ONCE ana a.
III MS pace
A'n'"S "e victims 81 the Mortified disaster
was GEORGE ~ bancroft OF Burlington, young
u,Au Oh me character and an excellent mechanic
ne was among tue irst found crushed under the
euler Oh Tue engine but refused assistance, say
ing heip the other boys there is no hope for
me- anu uieu IN ten minutes
A rogue, named George Euslov stole from y
wagon in johnson was ba;led by NJ Pot;,.on
of that town, and then ran away Win NJ Roh;,
sons daughter to the refuge of rooues--Carada
The srrin.. .b,. .,,,.rI;.. 49,. .,,;.....,-. =,
water (sometimes) ceased ao,y;n,, ,,ro,,, IL -
the summer, nevertheless. after A drv ,utrmr hin
snow and deep frost, it has begun to run AGAIN
Csor,o C;nu.,o. Il III,
broken bv fallinr From hrJ-o ''' a. ~
f,,o III. ''"' no" i''e''''
po''!
80, '''''''i " 'io''''''''e nave new hour
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
G1atrbman y Stair Journal.
BY +. P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. DECEMBER 25.. 1867.
wAToHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL,
for 1868

Republican in politics. but independent Of
cliques. For sometime past the mode Of conduct
ing this paper has been somewhat changed, giving
elaborate political editorials and speeches only
when the public may be well served or interested
thereby; and giving more space than formerly to
current domestic and foreign news, tales Gone
nearly every week. except during the session Of
the legslature), agriculture, and other mscelane-
Gus matter. Terms, 81 90 year in advance, or
g. 80 at the end Of the year. To clubs of twenty
or more, commencing Jan. /, 1868, and paying
strictly in advance, 81 so per copy. Old arrcar-
ages must be paid before going into club.
WALTON'S DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,
: so per quarter. or Sc 90 per year.
T.. p. WALTON, Publisher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
HOW 10 MAKE LARGE BRrAD

Use Pyle's Saeratus, and you will have LARGO
loaf from little flour; not only light and pleas.
any put Tree from all noMous qualities Try hl
is on the package or
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

GOOD SroRrs.-Part has Just been .snod h.,
Iicknor q Fields, with the following Affect,
Contents The Metempychosis. by Rober, A..
nish, illustrated by s. Eytnge. Jr.. obe a.,i.,
VINO illustrated the Diamond Dickens y The Tn.
invited; The Bellows-Nlonder of LYONS M.
trated by George G. White; The Smallcb,n..
Family'-illustrated by w II. Davenport. n.y.
Scotsman's Tale, by Harriet Lee; The p,aal
smiths Of llolsby, illustrated BY w. l. shon
pard A Penitent Confession.
These Stories are not original but are gonoroi
ly unfamiliar to the present generation Of reador.
They are fresh, readable, genuinely mood s,ories.
printed in clear, legibc type, suitable for rc,din
IN cars or steamboats, The price is only Fi0v
cents number. All booksellers and newsdea,or.
have them, or they can be procured POSTPAID d.
recily from the Publishers, Ticknor Il Field,
Boston.
The GALAXY for January is neat and fresh
Among the articles we notice one that will ;ntero.,
Nermonters particularly, to wit, " Bourgoyne in A
new light" by VIM. L. Stone. It gives us the
Hessian account Of the battles of Bennington and
Saratoga. and censures Bourgoyne for reiectirc
the counsels Of Reidesel and Others of his assoc,
ates.
OuR YouNo Folks Boston, Ticknor g. FieldA
for January comes in q new and neat dress. with 4,
portrait on steel Of Charles Dickens. and sixtso,
Illustrations accompanying the articles. The first
article is by Dickens, entitled Holiday Romance
from the pen Of William Thinking. Esquire. AGED
eight This magazine is running neat race by
the Riversids, and we agree with the boy of The
Springfield Republican" give rs both
~ The prospectus OF the Netc York Lcdyer.
the great family paper will be found in our adj.
vert'sng columns. ltisa very readable document.
~ The sweetest singer and the sweetest ucr.
hume OF the day are Adclina Patti and pbalon'.
" Nighi-Bloomng Cereus Both are American
The TAR singer enraptures evcrybody-tbe perG,,ne
is ga demand everywhere - Georgeioirn Eni,n
9l:93
Anthony, qunine, mercury and calomel ept.r
into the composition of most Of the cathartic PIN
now offered 20 the people. Parsons pur-atiye
RUS are compounded of cathiriics used and apl
proved by all good medical practitioners gS
LIFE mas FEw CHARMS for the Dvspepiic. which
Is not to Dee wondered at when we take into the nc
count the amount of bodily aud mental suffering
that this distressing malady generates The PERM
wan syrup Ga protoNido of Iron has cured thou
ands who were suffering from this disease Oh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne, and at half The price.
&C OH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
t"B ffifsranA tn HaiteH'f JrHFHaf.l
BOSTON CAITLE MARKET.



For ths week ending Tuesday. Dscs ubsr %, is5l
AMOUNT o. sfock At MAREtrt-
me-, c,.,e sheer. saotea Pat Hogs Calves.
4: :. ; s,.t, 10. E;5@5 ,% g ,%
fhcts hef Cattle-Eztra tat hra W premium Oaer
$500 sl3 M hrst quality Sllb0 81 10 quality,
s9 o3a sl45 ihd gaAi1, $40 % siuol per 40 hs.
single DAVIS. els Is sitoo. Bulls. &C ss.str sT1l
MofkiAg oxen 0 bI according their
a. beet Handy Steers, 40
hiIcr toWs--fttr quality, GOOD. lnl.
Sa5 a
three ytars old, OoO1a
sheep and amO-s 0cs extra 90 a o cts per h. on
live weight, or 10 Z 81 per he
shotrs- Wholesale, Oi retail. o cts Der H. IA
H.gsfI a $50 cts PER ib. spnus llgs,
Veal Calves so . 10 ptr head.
tttts-brshtou, lO % Country lots, Ia
Cali Ekius-ib
IaloE-s 9 40 cts. per IN Country lots.7a7l2
iclis' With wool on, &c sif0 Country lots 81 a TO-
htAAhks Last weeks market closed unfsvoTa-
bly, 20 the drovers than anticipated aud
poredgh de eInnrd look emphasis the droyrrs then
tom the butchers won't
cattle, that's crrtan,n and yet. with nearly 400
tern and more than 100 unsoli here tbe sanre
growers are WIN nearly lio cattle. The very dull
premium pairs ~ fhaps partly engaged, brought lo
nave no sales 81 either Western Northern over Ia aud
but lev good at that Northern sold al il 10
lyman farker sold "a lair lie, 90 Lighter stock
soli al 2 20 Ice. few Western brought ever isc.
Good huvp sod last weeks pres and slu,
Nhch we're FED sell last winter, and which lc per 10
vas refused tst Spring, equal to 81 we're today
i9r el5 each several lots sold 100 and one AZ
ost ~ lhe best lots were taken from the commission
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

nav forE Wool AAaEtf neg 20. or tire dayt-rh
,pi"Fcl tone ~ The marsrt ~ Hrcce ooh D.
ens @ ~ h - 81. es'--.t ot.r kinds Of dp
tnrsls Medium aud choice hetcs wanted aud hears
tAiu- than ih- iniernsdaie grades which ars
20 % uparstifslF large supply tsn. moo,
more ifelf an prices sghuy higher Than i-v sre lr
~ atyt ago De hardening tendency msrket
mur oohna'nl eeNnf hmnrg uanufsciufcrs The goods
frAtt uta nov improved % BE- tue nut stocks
10" 20 roni Sh.ch niera them easily controlled.
~ 1.0n w suplf OF ool Iu the cuuntrv believed
/ moderate rate ~ r1nsumrfan. -''' N'''' ~ -
The sales comprise NQnu lh domestic. esar,
INV g Ana ~ o. Tor ordinary 20 choice elshci, in
vl4Alh4 -.AN NE various srtds Onto
are pnrn - Sc inr super and 81 az for 10000
us Texas .7e
| M. a = nnl.r LII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25


The Nation, in a long article on the prospect
OF having Gen. Grant as our candidate for the
presidency, after rcmarkiug that his letters and all
his acts have been in the highest degree satisac-
tory, makes the following observation, to which
The history OF the present administration gives pc
culiar point r.;
1t would be an excellent thing to have Presi-
dent 'o'thoW Il poiicg 1t is the business of Con-
gress to frame u policy, aud the business of the
President TO execute It, For many years the or.
posie theory has prevailed. and has led to bound
less corruption. 1t is the fact that policy is the
Presidents oVR, or that he thinks So which makes
him so anxious TO bride men into its support.
This theory of government has, in the times OF
buchanan and johnson, almost led to revelation,
and has now eliminated in the present diseredita-
BILE administration Of public affairs. We shall be
heartily glad to see an end of this mode OF govern
menti aud we think an opportunity is presented
Tor putting an end 10 it, by the election of man
ympathisng with, but not debating, the popular
decision, aud who will carry il out because i Is the
will OF the people, and not because it is the will Of
President Grant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
-AGED PEoPT,E

Subject 70 Cosyenes Parkyss Of the Boyels are auek
cured by these Pills 49, -' " f''
gentemau AGED 70 years who hsd not enjoyed natural
asohfR from the bowels for nearly years aud
compelled 70 sor 10 ecious relieved by one dose
by taking four pills uir h. for one nonh as tor III
sound health and regularity.
These Pills pur ~ the remove Ali fr IN tho
bowels liver skin spleen, bladder &c and purge out an
rnnt aud aermoniuus humors. lev 81 these pills
WI make the sku smooth clear, pure, healthy They
increase The appetite aud i'esh.
Use FOR Regulating The Liver Stomach, Bowels aud pro
mohng igrson fi az night For Obstinate Diseases and
thfont tompainsi every "a hours Price % cents
b"A nd lN nri FRfts. AlWays fr Dr. EadWays Pals.
gists. ni.oi das '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
4Harkcts.



torn hfchanFr The Do Tor Flour good and mail
hrn ~ quote We'rrn superhte 30 s- So aqga common s.
ifAf - ni a 90 t medium eatris nrf r
AMI choice ne iing iavore So Lewis brauts 10 sa ri be ~
w ui -uaih f Iour irm 90 sl!tU ah III ana ir la
s,oonl Nras A. w. 20 O peg hh Coz choice corn u q,
an nes Southern ytnU 81 a. pcf bush Oats h.,e ir
h AZ ~ 70 per hnHhg Tor Scutern, ostfrn and Cana
dA hfe 40 eAth D. ia Shorts Fa..t
al AZ - ~ 4l'q eni hiiahnw sAn1 800 YER ton
.t'y or mess ard $500 clear Beef rance irln
~ p-r bb ~ m.s sni gsra family. Lard ll8ls
4, nl aid Nrfas lnH smoked Hans % its llr Der ID
quality. ~ ''' 10 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

~ The prospectus OF the Nete York Le,l,,y
the great family paper, will be found ia our adj
vertising columns. ltisa very readable document
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

LIFE mas FEw CHARMS for the Dvspepiic which
Is not To Dee wondered at when we take into the nc
count the amount Of bodily aud mental suffering
that this distressing maady generates The Peru.
wan syrup Ga protoNide Of Iron has cured thou e.
ands who were suffering from this disease. 98
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

~ Office. - The Dorporators of the
~ GREEN NJ UNTAlN SEMINARY aIe notified
to meet at East Orange Meeting house on Thursday the
sixteenth day Of January 1865 for the purpose Of
sideIng and acting the advice Of the Vermont Yearly
Meeting relative to the val Of said 8, minsIy nom
East Orange VI. 2nd, To consider and the in
ytation Oft Huntington Qlatsrly Meeting 10 Iemoye
the location Of said sennuy oint in the town
n waterbury. Also to act on ether business the
interest Of the Evaporation may T'qure
L SARGENT, President.
Washington, Dec 23 1867 1896
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25

~ The sweetest singer and the svcctost nor
tune OF the day are Adeina Paui and pbalop',
- Nighi-Bloomng Cereus Both are American
The TAR singer enraptures every body-the perfume
Is IN demand everywhere. - Geoygeioicn Uaisa.
oil 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
Special Nutirrs.
R. R. R. RAILWAYS PILLS.

Are the only Purgaiye, and Cahario Medicine secures
veg substitute fer mercury oa1n,l fheS cure vb
honsh rapidly Liver mplants Kidney niseas s. lrri-
tann Of the Bladder Piles Bniousu,ss Jaurdic nyspepa
,o'rnrss IA iss' Complaints, ami ali diseases
Lhs mecn- sItY of a nmrualIla nm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-25
a GOLDEN Day

y NNNJI4 II y n II q
HAS daWned Tor AL who desire to
glorious sfs Of youth ign acent black or broan tngo
which renders The hair rsbs element Of personal attrac
ten.
s.VsT.E.VT.T.VIOUS uE.gVTE'
spring from the application 81 hut one hair dye la tie world
That Chemical elixir hc vital principle and the color
ng matter with which ncurshes most beautiful
the shken fabrics wherrw with she adnrns the
HE.fDS or HE5 E.ss'ORET'HS.
Need d be said that this wond-r Of civilization Is
CktSIADOkOS HAIR DYE,
the mcut genial harmless Wholesome aud certain
O. y. Kind 10 thr whole universe Manufactured hy j. CRis
lApok Is Maiden Lane, New YORK. sold by ali Druggists
piled BY All Hair DFrs-trs. pi;aIdSw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24

MIppLEBURY.-The exhibition of the
pupils of the Addison county Grammar
School and Female Seminary last Fri
day evening, was a very credible at.
fair. Those taking part in the exer-
cises did credit to themselves and to the
Institution to which they belong.
The cross roads in the vicinity OF
Middlehury are generally blocked up
with snow drifts by the severe storm OF
Thursday night. In some places very
little has been done to open them to the
public travel. The stage to Bridport
has not been able to get through since
the storm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24

COLORADO AND NEBRAsKA.-Mr. Ev-
ans, Senator elect from Colorado, had a
long interview with the President re-
Gently, in which he argued in favor of
the approval of the bills admitting Col
orado and Nebraska, which are row in
the hands Of the Executive. Mr.. Evans
claims that Colorado has about forty
five thousand population and mineral re-
sources unlimited. He does not favor
the amendments of the House, but pre-
fers to submit to them and that the
State shall be admitted. These bills
will undoubtedly he vetoed upon legal
and constitutional propositions as well
as upon the insuf1iCiency Of the popula-
tiCI.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24
How RUSSIA PUT DOwx A POLISH RI

How RUSSIA PUT DowS Polish RE-
BILLION IN SIBERIA. - The following,
from letter to the London Times, tells
how summary Russia lately put down
an attempt at rebellion and escape on
the part of Polish exiles in Siberia
On the 10th ofNoyember a Draconic
sentence was pronounced at Irkutsk
upon the Polish eXiles who had taken
up arms against the authorities and at
tempted to fight their way to China and
Japan. Seven of their number, as
certained to be ringleaders, were shot.
OF one hundred and ninety-fOur others,
who took part in several skirmishes,
every tenth man is to be shot, and the
rest subjected to one hundred lashes Of
the knOut. If there should be any sur.
vivors after this terrible execution, they
will be sent to the mines for life. A
third category, comprising ninety-two
persons, will be put to hard labor a
fourth Of one hundred and thirty-three
persons placed under strict supervision ;
and the rest-two hundred and sixty in
number-though acquitted Of direct
participation in the mutiny, deprived of
the privilege of 10 atlng themselves
where they please. That number have
effected their escape appears from the
Russian government applying to the
Chinese authorities to keep a sharp
lookout for Polish fugitives wandering
about the country. The cost Of sup
pressing the rebellion is computed at
10000 roubles-a large sum in Siberia
iustifying the inference that a good
deal of trouble was ocCasioned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24

ACCIDENTs.-C. P. Burkley, a brakeman
on the Sullivan Railroad, while shack
ling cars at the depot in Bellows Falls
on Wednesday evening last, was caught
between the bunters and severely in.
jured. He was taken to the Bellows
Falls House and cared for.
"A son of Mr.. Lorenzo Colby OF st.
Johnsbury, 8 IL years old, while slid.
ing on Railroad street in that place on
Wednesday of last week, ran against a
piece OF joist, throwing him from his
sled and breaking the right thigh bone
near its middle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24

RELIGIOUS INTELMGENCE.-A revival
is reported in progress in Ludlow, the
various denominations uniting and shar-
ing in the interest.
Fifteen persons were confirmed by
Bishop Hopkins in Christ church, Mont
pelier on Wednesday evening, the 9th
inst.
The Congregationalist contains a
list Of forty six Congregational minis
ters Of New England who have died dur
ing the year. Of these nine were be-
tween eighty and ninety years old, nine
between seventy and eighty, twelve be-
tween sixty and seventy, and the aver
age age of the whole al death was sixty
four years.
The Plattsburgh Sentinel says
Lawrence Barnes, one Of Burlington's
wealtbiest and most active business
men, finds time amid his numerous and
pressing worldly cares to fulfill the hum
bic duties of a Bible Glass teacher in the
Baptist church, of which he is a Jealous,
active and exemplary member. He has
Bible class of fifty, mostly young men,
under his charge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs.. s. 4. AIJe7t's WOrLd'a
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing tnvigor0te, strengthen
and teagthea the hair. Then
act directly atpo3a the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
qstired 4toWrish,neaat, ana
natural c0E0r 03ad beGut4
returns. trey hair disup.
pears, 6otG spots are coo
cred, hair stops faItiaag, a,,o
tstIatrio3et gr0aCth IS the re
sat. L0dies and Children
tctU appreciate the delight
f!st fragrance and rich.
glossy appearance innpart.
ed to the hair, and no feos
of sotSisg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heaG-dress.
sold by all Druggists.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich St. NY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-01-24

LAND OFFICE BUsINEss.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has
just received returns showing an aggre-
gate disposal Of 1878 acres of the pub,
lie lands during the month of December
last, at the following local offices in
Michigan East Saginaw, 3,615 acres
Traverse City, 4, 189 acres; Xenja, SIT
acres, and Meneaska, Wis, 1895 acres.
The greater portion of the land was
located with Agricultural College scrip
and military warrants.