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wow is your time il you wish TO buy husi-
y ness place in st. Adams. have come 60
the conclusion To- sell my place in 81. Mhans
village. between the Depot and Main So,
on the South side of the street, the hest loo"-
ton GA that street for a business place.
It is about fifteen rods above our beautiful new
depot and m full Wow of il. Entrance one step
up from the sidewalk, while the others arc
three or four steps. good liberal LOT for a
block of three stores. The lot is sixty odd
feet in front, and one hundred and nifty deep
with "a passage 10 the rear of the lot for teams
10 pass, which makes the rear valuable. NoW,
do not say that YOU cannot get chance 10 dn
business in St. Adams. The buildings arc pa
good repair. and With little expense could be
converted into business purposes. Also good
wen OF water, and the house iit with gas, I'M
prove your opportunity. In case of my absence
from home, you can apply 20 Dewey n"hic,
at their oiilcc over farrars Iron store on Judge
II. \. Barber, for price, terms, and other par
ticulars. g. W. BALL
81. Adams, Feb. 4, 1907. i1l-tf
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vlNDHAM COUNTY.

quarry Of soap stone has lately
Oea found in Windham, and parties
ale engaged quarrying the same, test
"s us value and practicability for use.
'ls wife OF Mr.. A. c. Whitney, Of
'@' immersion, was found dead
u ner room on the Odd ult., having
'au0yed her life by cutting her throat
With razor.
Fllip c. Wood, young man of
uocl promise, aged twenty-one years,
"u OF Royal Wood, Esq, of this
ave VINO was studying medicine with
!" hetehum or Main Street, was
(" D'ld dead at the Office of the Dr., on
''Ay morning last, about half past
Vc'ock' The DR.. had left but a
wi nme before, and on returning
Ia young Wood lying on his face
'' moor near the door. He had
-''ea his collar and cravat and left
| va Hihg upon the table at which he
4 n1, O'en studying. The cause of his
L w" death was heart disease, to
NC was a victim. He was a
| b,a' man. much thought of by a
.,' y V''cle of friends. -Bratleboro Re-
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USE RENNE's PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL.

Every person in this town will find It for their
nroft AS well as for their comfort, II they use
Renne's Pain Killing Magic on when they haNo
uoadscbs Tonthacho. Chibains, Ague in the
Faco and Jaws. lame shoulders, rheumatism
sciatica. Bruises, Cramps, Colds, Group, Sore
ThToat or any pains Of this nature The ladies'
viii lind it, use a peculiar blessing 70 relieve
l'.u ~ ~. Ln,iiv as a general remedy for any
Kind of painful disorder, on hurt, or burn, ever
discovered. and it is clean and delicious TO use
Use it freely sold by all Druggists ana Mei-
chants. ...,,-,-,, ,,,...s.l1 Mas
Sold in 81 Alhans by all Druggists and Weeks
& Reynolds, GrOc,gs.
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state Ners.
ADDISON COUNTY.

We learn from the Rutland Herald
Ma, Mr. Loyal r. Barker, of Leicester,
nam the first of April, 1866, to the
frt Of January, 1867, shipped on his
ouo account to Boston, New York and
New Haven, Conn, thirty-eight and
me.dalf tons of live and dressed poul-
nv. being the largest amount sent by
,y one man from Vermont for many
Years Mr.. Barker says there never
va. SO much poultry in the country as
a the present time, and prices will
soon be in accordance with the fact.
Bniport has voted $4,000 for a Sol
|dels Monument.
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THE VERMONT TRANSCRIPT.



DIR. Maggol is the founder Of q new Medical
system The quanttarans, whose vast inter
nal doses enfceblclthc stomach and paralyzc the
bowels, must give precedence to the man WHO
restores health and appetite. with from ono to
two Of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most yirulcnt sores with box or so of his Won
deriu and oil healing Sayc. These two great
specifies OF the Doctor. are fast supcrscding all
the storotypcd nostrums of the day. ENtiaor-
binary cures 10y Maggors Pills and Salvc have
opened the eyes of the public to the inciiicieucy
OF the ESQ calcd) remedies Of others, and upon
which people have so long blndlv depended.
Maggiels Pills are mot uf the class that arc sWn-
lowed 10y the dozen, and of which of every box
fun taken creates an absolute necessity for an-
other. One or two of Maggicl's Pills suiiccs TO
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the stom-
ach, create an appetite and render the spirits
ligh and buoyanU There s mo- gripping, and mo
reaction IN the form of constipation lfthc liver
is affected, its functions arc restored. and IL the
nervous system is feeble, it is invigoratcd. This
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulcrous aud
crnptiyo diseases are literally cXtmguishcd 10y
the disitectani power of Maggel= Salyc. Ia
fact, 30 is here announced that mnggicls Bill
Gus, Dyspepdc and DiarrheH pills cure
Whero an others fail. While for Burns, Scalds,
Cmlhlalns. Cuts and all abrasion- of the skins,
Mnsgicl's snlvc is nfalibc. Soldby J. Mag
gicl 43 Fulton Street, Now York; and all Drug
gists at % cts. per box 11l-1y
J.. J.. butcher & Sons Agents, ST. Adams, y g..
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Bsay- Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil
is recommended to use both external
ly and internally, and if used faithfully
according to the directions on each
bottle, it cures pain "like a charm,
and when once used 10y any person, it
has new friend to praise its good
virtues. The best praise is to try a
bottle
Sold in St Adams 10y Leonard,
Brainerd a Co.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
H,, " Emerson succeeds G.. N.
WI as Postmaster, at Hartland.

as MI " LOW NEED.-Mr. Weed signal-
Ae Come accession to the editorship of
Gle If numerical advertiser in an arti-
i son iVIf columns in length. There
ID he yo,, ,ng unusual if not singular,
fears r reu1rn of veteran of seventy
Cd h e~eallhp and comfortably situat-
h.s Of nniy,. respect, to the wearing
areptlIp political editorship. 1t is ap,
aHolnesg, u use than the proposition
axe tprD icVlms OF the treadmill to
aour Of ib = OF two for fun, after the
saaoa .Ja ueir release had arrived. -
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LAMouLLr COUNTY.

Tho Lamoille County Agricultural
Society will hold their next annual
Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
Eth and 18th Of September next
harvey Taylor, of Wolcott on the
.lst inst, killed n hog that weighed
85lbs.
At a business meeting Of the Direc-
on Of the Lamoille County Agricul-
ural Society, it was decided to hold a
'aeang festival at Morrisyille, on
Wednesday May Is, to commence at
A NJ A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to al wool-growers in the
county to attend with their best speci-
uenl
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nrNNINaroN c0rNTY.

David Bushnell, I'd has purchased
oIeyi Burhugha am, the hotel at Pow
nal Centre, and he became its landlord
Oh the LIST Of April
The Banner Of last week has the FOL
hvug paragraph:
SIX WEEKS SLmGmNG II MAUcH. ~
This adage is being fulfilled to the
letsrin both Woodford and Whining
hn At Woodford City, the snow is
over three feet deep on the level, while
10 Wilmington the denizens are in re-
cgp, q the best sleighing Of the sea
soa the roads having Just got in good
condition This viii do very well for
le 18th day OF March.
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday. April 8, 1867.

vrws Our friends in the several towns
lo.A" ana adjoining counties will confer a
il'' Inv sending us all items of local ncws
al' '' ,,,,ne nndcr their observation. Con-
h "'' .hould in all cases, give their names,
Ou'D ,c.sarily for publication, but as guaran-
OF f,ith No matter about the form Of
oil n,ributions give MS the "subject mat
'~ and we will put it into shape.
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ATRocIous AFFAIR "A dispatch stat
Ell few days ago that Escobedo, the
Liberal General in Mexico had order
ed the execution Of all prisoners of
foreign origin taken with arms in
their hands in battle which had taken
placeprlor to his issuing of the order
Later accounts state that this inhu-
man command was carried into effect
and that ono hundred and twenty
three mon, French by birth, who had
enlisted in the opposing army Mira
mon, who had been taken prisoners,
were marched out aud executed in
cold blood zone by one, SAYS the
report, "the prisoners were shot, and
each bloody body was left as it fell
for the next victim in order to look
upon. We arc informed that but few
of the doomed victims faltered; and
when marched out for execution most
of them sang the Marseilaise Hymn "
The bloody monster who ordered this
cowardly butchery also ordered a
grand ball in honor of the
event; he invited one hundred and fifty
of the ladies of the place, andwas sur
prisod to find but Is present. Whether
ordered the remaining one hundred
and thirty-fye ladies to be executed
or not we are not informed Moth
ing moro inhuman, more utterly infa-
nous than the above narrated atroci-
ty has occurred within the history Of
modern war Boston JoWuqi
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First National Bank OF st. Adams,
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
April LIST 1867.
sTATE On YERMONT.

NUI VI Ut T FN7NTNTlTN 30
l. Albert SOwcs, Cashier Of the First National
Bank Of St. Adams, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement is true TO the best Of my lmowl
edge and belief ALBERT SOWlES,
Cashier.
Sworn to aud subscribed before mo, tins LIST
day of April, 1867. l59-lw
f. j. HOUGHTON.
Notary Public.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-05

IHE WESTERN ELECTIONS The cleo
hons held at the West contrast well
with the result in Connecticut. The
State election of Michigan, on Monday,
was easily carried by the Republicans,
who are generally successful through
out the state. In Columbus, Ohio,
the mayoralty election shows a Repub-
licon gain of over 500. In Cincinnati
and in Circloville, the Republicans
carried all before them These tri-
umphs will go Southwark with the
Connecticut election, and will serve to
explain it and qualify its influence
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.r,xr TO ADVERTISERS. Tho TRANSCRIPT
.ti. fine circulation in st. Abans of
lS U''. ,,inted in the state. Its circulation
'N M, increasing throughout Franklin and
..aJ Lie Counties.
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There is n to be a "May-Day Ball
a 1agrange's Hall, East Highgate,
Win esday Evening, May LIST.
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rntter sells this week from % to
A. .onts. according to quality.
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representatives Poland aud Smith
.,, our thanks for copies OF the Con
.....ional Directory of the Fortieth
cross and the Acts and Resolutions
t,be Thirty-ninth.
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The brick bakery of Socrates
mach in Burlington, was burned,
Wednesday afternoon. Loss $4,000.
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WORM LOZENGES as tho most perfect remedy
for those troublesome pests,
Intestinal Worms.
After wears Of careful experiment, success has
crowned our efforts. and We now offer to the
world a CONNECTION without q single fault, being
safe. convenient effectual and pleasant. No m
iurious result can occur, let them be used m
whatever quantity Not particle OF cmohiel
enters their composition. Tines RAY be used
without further preparation, and az any tline'
Children viii eagerly dcyQur al ylu gave them
and ask for more. They never fail m eNpellng
v,srns from their dwelhng-plaoe, sE1 they VIII
alvsVs strengthen the weak aud Cmatlated, even
when he Is net afflicted with worms.
Various remedies have from time 10 time,
been recommended, such calomel, ok OF worm
seed. turpentne &c., producing dangerous and
sometimes fatal consequences After much re-
search, stHiy 6H6 experiments, embracing sew
cru wears, the propricteTs vt FELLOWS WORM
IozrNGEs have spcceeded in yrodncing tins rem
edv free from all objections, and positively safe,
pleasant and efiectr1- They do not kln the
worms, but act b. making their dwelling places
Jisa~reeal,ie % them. In order TO assure con
suncrs Of the genuineHss of these Lozcnges, the
analvsis u Dg. A. 4. HAYES, state Assayer, Is
annexed,
II base anslysed the Worm Lozenges pre-
nsred by Nessrs. Fellows a Co, and find that
they aye free from mercury and other metainc
or mineral matter. These Lozenger are skill
fuilv compounded pleasant TO the taste, sane
vet s,,ge and effective in their action.
Desnoetfullv. A. A. HAYES, NJ. d..
Assayer 20 the State of Mass.
Price - Cents per BOX; Five for 81
Prcparcd at the Nov England Botanic Depot
Font tD lTAlsIlffNT
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SAVE YoUR DocroE's Bills. When
DR. .Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
will cure coughs colds, bleeding at the
lungs, and arrest the fell DESTROYER,
Consumption, it does more than most
physicians can do. The use Of sin
gle bottle costing one dollar Will sat
isfy the incrcdul0us that they need
look no further for the required aid,
This Chnugrnblc Weather is very trying
to health, particularly for such as are troubled
with amy pulmonary weakness. Even n little
duce the most duaful consequences. Goes
Cough lalsam cures hoarscncss every time
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our goods are not cheaper hut as good as any
iu this market offered to the Wholesale trade.
lW-t
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grOOkIpn gful Gstatr for SHE.

TT0 INVEST0RS.-PrOdu REAL ES-
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onnents" For SALE browns DIV RLLHG OtSfS
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LOR SALE - Two fine Orange County
FARMSi ,atv o fruit; excellent apd hne buildings near cS
pot 20 miles iro. Nsa.YOr luqaie u D. " HOWELL No
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preferred Must have good buildings aud soil
condition. within tao mixes of Depot Address MIA uesrp
ton location aud erms x Box No. il9 Post Once ~ !,
WANTED to PURCHASE or HlRE-A small
w FAaf or COUNTRY Morris aud Err Northern
Railroad N-v,g.cy, - miles distance nom AeNiork Al
dress. ~ih hll particulars, Is u l., lnolne oh-e
NXTANTED TO PURCIIASE-A place suitable
w brayARREr GARDEN or ~ years interest payable
annually paid hs good aud eut healthy from 20 10 40
srr-s Address FARMER y GARDENER, Tribune Ohre.
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Il Conn Ns rms DENCE OF the late Mrs MARY SWIFT
~ on lie street opposite the samuel Whhston ant
ionng III, T. r. Sawyer couvenieat distance nom rrsa
hnss sld The Nison Seminary. lt buln OF TIE bes
material art in Cue se;S IN perfect odcri nea'cd b srra'e
has all the and appliances OF hTscss
rpce IL oTets opl louiy family Of 10 or IL penoEs
dsn besuifi residence in c vicinity ofa justly eebfaies
and neghhorooio Of weat and etnem..h
Appy To r. T. PHELPS No. 81 Parkow or 70 HOMER MORGAS
No est, N~s .Aork.
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A v y y y ID a u u A-N ALO ADLG hIS.h
" DFNCR-Horse brick substantial uveuiea dehghdy
situated charming of lake and village - OF % acre
~ excellent sb cultivated 6ed Sh huit shlot Ises aa
covers Apply Mrs. RANklNB OF the premises H. u hphh,
No. 80 Pne l. RIDER Co., No. Iio Faoa ave. D0"AVh'
Tor photographs an4 terms
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-12
Rebels 10 be Restored to "Citi-
2eus5sip,"

Mr.. Philip T. Thomas has introduced .
bin into hc Legislature of this State ITO re.
store 10 rights Of citizenship certain citizens
of this State" among chose "ccrtein cil!
2cns' are casSed the thousands Of traitors
who left the State and enlisted in the rebel
army, together with those who stayed at
home to play the NY and assist BY their
votes and arguments Gud good wishes the
rebel cause. This IS orc Of the measures
which oar "Cujon Conservatives" or in
other words rencgaGes, have contributed to
bring about other measures 10 e ange
The Constitution Of the State, TO make three
counties olt Of two IN the Southern part Of
the State, all looking forward 10 the taxing
the property Of the State to pay for emanc.
pated slaves, at some future day, il MOI pre-.
vented by the timely interference Of the Gen
yral Government Wien traitors arc 70 ho
hoistcd into power over Union men, and
many Of them tio:a the rcbcl army, while
lie coiorad citizens who enlisted and fought
on the side Of the t9v, Wmlut, arc not only
denied the privilege Of voting, but are sold
into slavery as p"Hi.htaent ior crime, it Is
about lime that the Conceal Government
,a2nid define VIVA, constitutes republican
State government, and provide such form Of
government for ,rorv rchc, and former slave
>tatc that Is found without such republican
governments,
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The Bread and Butter Appoint
Enents.

The Senate Of the United States has call.
cd upon the President of the United States
for list Of his appointments 10 Office, bat
the call is not being answered very hastily.
No appointments have been yet acted upon
by the Senate, and il is understood to be
under contemplation by that body to reject
On massc those officers appointed by the
President for political purposes, We hope
this determination will be carried out. and
every act Of official prescription BY the Pres.
iacnt, in his efforts to force his policy upon
the country, in opposition TO the vas. major.
ity Of the loyal people, will be severely re.
buNeI by the rejection of every brcad.aud,
butter appointce who took the place Of .
sterling Union man, whom the President
and his Mamclukcs were unable to intimi,
date by power or corrupt by gain. We hope
no favor viii be shown to those men who
now disgrace the country by holding Office
under Johnson at the price Of honor and
selfrcspcct. Every Office holder, who turn.
ed his coat for the sake of Office. should be
hurled from place and power. No man who
will sell his principles, and his very birth.
right, is fit to be trusted as [. s. Officer
Of with his head.