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RiIIings on Paticnce.

Everybody is in the habit ov braging
on Job, and Job did hav considerable
pile Of pachence, that's a fac, but did he
ever keep districk skule for 9 dollars a
month, and borde roundi Did he ever
reap lodged oats down hill in hot da,
and hav all his gallus buttons bust oph
at oncei Did he ever have the jumpin
teethake. and be made to tend the baby
while his wife was over to Perkinses to
tea squalli Did he ever gel up in the
morning awful dri, and turf it three
miles before breakfast to git drink,
and find the man kept teInperance
houseq Did be ever undertake TO milk
a kicking hefFcr with bushy tail in iii
time, out in the lot? Did he ever sot
down onto litter ov kittens in the old
rockin cheer, with his summer panty
looms on, without saying "Jehosaphatl"
If he could du al theze things and praze
the Lord at the same time, all I've got
tu sa is, "Bully for job"
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LITERARY NorrcEs. -"Good Stories

LITERARY NOTICES. .-"Good Stories ,
Mcssrs Ticknor and Fields have issued tho ini
tial number of Good Stories, under which title
they propose to publish, in cheap and attractive
form, valuable collection of Short Stories
Tales, and Sketches. The need of such collec
tion has long been felt for while numerous col
lections of poetry have been made no general re
pertory of good stories exists.
II is not intended to limit this collection t
English literature 1t will embrace, by compe
tent transNtons, the best and most characteristic
short stories of all languages.
While having in view the idea of making th
collection valuable as repertory of choice &c
tion, the Publishers have in mind the great nect
of the travelling public for class of reading tina
shall answer for amusement in the ra-car or OF
the steamboat A large volume or long stor,
often becomes wearisOme to the traveller on &C
count Of the disadvantages to which he is sub
jected while the type of many volumes render
the reading of them impossible to not few tray
elers.
In Good Stories" all Of these difficulties ar
overcome. Each number is small Quarto, up
proprately illustrated, and easy to the hand til
stories are choice and demand not too contlnu
Gus attentions the type is large and can be easll
read, and the price, Fifty Gents per number vii
place 'Good Stories" within the reach of ALL
E7TNumber will be issued in August.
TiclInor q Fields Publishers Boston.
The DIAMOND DICKENS. .--DoMBEY AND Son.
The diamond edition of Dckens--the happy ide
of Messrs Ticknor and Fields has excited al
abundance of competition. Several other cheal
editions of the greatest of living novelists, hav
been commenced by New York and Philadelphi
houses. But the diamond edition maintains it
supremacy, both because 1t was the first in tn
field, and because 1t best ful6ls the purpose of
cheap neat and readable reprint of Dlcken'
works. The volumes are of such shape that the
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or carried into the country. They are of tn
right size to be perused on a summer day under
shady tree--to be read Of an afternoon on th
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tions, too. are fresh and striking. The type
small, but so wonderfully clear, and impresse
upon paper of so soft tone, that he whose eye
are injured thereby, must be already far on tn
road to blindness, 1t is no slight satisfaction
moreover, to know that a portion of the pre-
ceeds of this edition goes to the author-givin
4 the reader the comfortable feeling that while b
is enioying the writer's may plot and charmin
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VOL. 21.---NO. II.
THE JACKSON STANDARD
is PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
AtTwo Do liars per Annum, ,nAdvance
BY
ID. MACKLEY.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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Eg-Professional and other cards, from five to
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EN-Al editorial notices, ten cents per line for
each insertion.
kENotices of marriages, fifty cents each.
EarNotices of deaths, not exceeding ten lines in
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EaAll religious notices, free.
ESAll notices of political meetings, of either
party, free.
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A Sr,vrr ,rIxo Toy,c-L;n B,ter,

A STIMULATING ToNIo-Lite BitterS.-
Good health is blessing The way to enjo,
such Is to take wine glass full of Strickland
life BitterS two or three times day. They ere
ate good appetite; they strengthen the stomach
they cure habitual Constipation, Nervousness
and Headache they make the old feel young
you wish long life and good health, use Strict
lands Life BIT ters. For sale in bottles by Drug
gsts, and by the drink at all saloons and groce
RIGS. Aug. %, 18G7.-1yl
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JACKSON G. H., OHIO, THURSDAY, AUG. %,
SONG.


Onlya spark from loves dear shrine,
Whose alter fires are dead
Only tress whose silken sheen
Once crowned O lovely head.
Only token wrapped away
OF happier DAYS that were,
Long vanished from my wistful gaze,
Only lock of hair!
Only one link, q link Of gold,
Between the past and me;
One tender leailet futt'ring still
Upon blighted tree.
Only relic dim with tears
OF what was once so fair,
The image sweet of life In death,
Only o lock Of hairl
or what was once my all in all
But these sad links remain
To bind me now and eVermore
Within their silken chain.
Poor token of faded past,
Dim relic once so fair,
To lie upon my lonely heart,
Only lock Of hair
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MAps.-Mr. G. G. Keenan, was at
our Office on Monday, and exhibited variety of
maps, for the sale of which he has the agency of
five townships in this county. Rev. w. Wake
field has the agency for this and several other
counties.
These maps come up to recent date, and are
the most complete we have seen, and we hope
Mr.. Keenan, may succeed.
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Posi- OFFS, CoNFEDRIr K ROADS, |
(Which is in the Stait NV Kentucky
August /, 1867.
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DRUGS, PAINTS, OLs, DYE-STUFFl

DRUGS, PAINTS, OGLs, DYE-STUFFs,
&C.-These, and thousand and one other things
are what We saw at the Drug Store of Reed, Cur.
tis & Co., on Second Street, above Market, when
we were in Portsmouth. Large quantities were
being sold all the time II is the best place il
the City to get any thing in the Drug Store lin,
of trade. GAug. 22.-2wI
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From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.

A Consultation at the Corners,
Followed by IA Dream, i'm which
Gen. Grant and Other ABdiVids
uals are Mixed, with No Regard
Whatever for Time, Place or
Fitness.
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CHAPMAN, CLARE g. co.,
(sUcCEssoRs TO KINNEY, BUNDY & Coz
B "A N K E r 8
JACKSON, OHIO.

JACKSON, OHIO.
SOLICIT the accounts of business men and indi-
~ viduals of jackson, Vinton & adjoining Co.'S
deal In exchange uncurrent money and coin-make
collections in all parts of the country, and remit
nrqeaods.og9g7fS'IO ou0 buEfUU=-u right WHICH ne
has never enjoyed-and taking it away from the
white man who has always enjoyed the right,
and who periled his life in the cause of his Coun-
try for one aud two years. and many of them for
a longer period. beg to be excused. l regard
therefore the Constitutional Amendment as con-
tanning radical right. coupled with q
radical vrong. Twill conclude by saying, that
you did me gross injustice in your animadvers-
ions which followed my announcement in your is
sue of the Sth inst, If there is any man truer to
the principles of the Union Republican party:
or if there is man inside of Jackson County who
has done more for the success and triumph of the
principles of the Union Republican party than
have, would be pleased to see him. Wishing
the whole ticket success, am,
Very Respectfully, yours,
GEO. w. JOHNSON
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"A. B. Monahan, M. ID.
PLY SICIAN, /,
AND
OPERATIVE RECON

HAS removed his office to his residence on
IL Main street, opposite the market house.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received for
the past year, he would say to those desiring his
professional Services that he may always be found
at his office or residence, on Main street. unless
absent on professional business.
Special attention given TO Surgery, Chronic Dis
eases, and to diseases incident TO females.
Dee B,'66--sf tat .lI
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-04

rI7HE following dcscfited property was seized
/ by Officers of the Customs for violation of
the Revenue Laws of the United States, viz;
At st. Adams, oct 2ith, 1866, 5000 Knitting
Machine Needles, ,225 Knitting Machine Ischs,
60 Oil silk Copying sheets, ~ yds. Black Silk,
II yds. Popn
Oct 22d, II yds Cashmere, d vds Cloth, s.
yds. Cotton FLANNEL. % yds. Cambria, yds.
Cotton Velvet. lot of Trimmings. 4 Buffalo Robe.
At Highgatc, june 10th. 1866, cases Gin,
chest Tea.
Nov 18th, Horse, I Harness I Wagon. y
packages lux Powders II lbs OPIUM.
Nov. 18th, II yds. Cloth, 3 pr. White Wool
doz. Napkins, Linen Table Cloths, Ra1Ors,
3 lbs. Tea. % yds. Carpcting.
Nov. 9th, 1 Dbl. and 2 kegs Whiskcy.
Nov. 3Oth, 10 gals. Whiskey. q! do. Gin, do.
Brandy.
Whiskcy. y do. Brandy.
Nov. 10th, Horses, 2 Harnesses, 3 Rohca, 7
cans Gin and Whisky.
AT Enosburgh Vt. NOV. Is, 1866, 1 Cow.
Nov. 10Th. Dbl. Whisky.
At Berkshire, VT. Nov o., 1866. Horse, 1
Harness, Wagon. gals. Whisky.
Any person or persons claiming the above de-
scrlbcd property arc hereby notified to appear
within twenty days from the date hereof, and
file with the Collector of the Customs. for the
District of Vermont, claim, stating his or their
interest in the property so seized. also to exc
cute bond to the United States, conditioned
that in case Of the condemnation Of the property
as seized the obligorS viii pay all tho costs aud
expense Of the proceedings to obtain cOndemna-
ton. Otherwise | shall proceed to advertise
and sell said property according TO law in such
GEO. ]. STANNARD,
Collector of Customs.
Custom House, District OF Vermont, Collec-
tors Office, Burlir gton, Dec 18th, 1896 li5-Jw
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored 70 heai,n
in few weeks by a very simple remedy, gl. ~,
a0ection. and that dread dieoase, Consulnp non non
Is anxious to make known to his feno"-suii'i'
trs the means fcure. ,,,,, 20
To ain Who desire it, he vii send q e2ly 6 az
the prescription used Gree OF ehaiso6 vbirh
nv NH abd IA sure cure for Consump llon,
Throat lI' And Lung Affections. The only oDlef;'
Of The advertiser ia sending the iiescri,'oi M n
10 poh'Ie ', concpves 10 be invaluable, and he
sa il'S every sgiiorer win hy his remedy a. II
,,i}l cosi fhem nothing, and may prove bless
ing .,io,, froc by return
mail, will please address vtrSoN
Wiliansburgh. Kings Coz Nc" AofA'
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as missionary, discovered @ safe and simple
remedy for thc Cure of Nervous Weakness. Ear
Is Decay, Disease of the Urinary and seminal
Organs, and the hole train az disorders brought
on hy ban .ui and vicions habits, Great num-
beers bave been already cured hy this noble rome
dv. Prompted by desire to benefit the sfilict-
ed and unfortunate. ] viii send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address,
lZ3-1y JOSEPH T. INAIAN
station D, Bible House, New York City.
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srRAnnE- Rur TRuE.

Every Young lady and gentleman IN the
United States can hear something very much 70
Then advantage by return mail, Gree Of charged
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears Of being hnmbugged viii obhge by not
noticing this card. All others VIII please adj
dress their obodient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
sSl Broadway, New York.
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m Ja'eman in Lenox says: "AIy
~. H. iel' as though thousands Of nee
4. ... were being stuck into them, but
lhGa4 Us l commenced using Rennes
li.snon ' the chlblains began to
,o,i year t and soon got well. 1t is
B, 9oa IN st. Adams by Leonard,
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tlaggos. We're the order in the last session
,elas Indi,esut nothing was so effcctually We
asi.. ' '', by Goes Dyspepsia Cnre M two
4n the c,r VAu ever sustain these troubles
"a Iear,b'm,.e Is called 10 the rescue. Dyspep-
aesst ,,Stllh' and Acidity of the stomach can
''o Noe's Dyspepsia Cure is taken.
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speslaI alotites.
USE REIyNE5s PAIN KrELLTc
MAGIC OIL

"H Works Gte Cfta
Every person in This town viii find il for their
proit as wcil as ilr their comfort, If they use
konnc'- Pain Killing Magic OH. when they have
Headache, Toothachc, Chnbains, Ague in the
Face aud Jaws, lame shoulders, rheumatism
sciaiica, Bruises, Cramps. Colds, Group, Sore
Throat. or any pains of ihis nature The ladies
viii find it's use q peculiar blessing to relieve
their peculiar pains. tits one fthe hest things
60 use in the family as general remedy for ANY
kind of painful disorder, or hnrt, or burn, ever
discovered, and It is clean and delicious 20 use.
Use it freely. Sold by all Druggists ana 3ler-
chants.
WM RENNE pittsGeld, Mass
Sold in st. Mhans by an Druggists, and Weeks
& Reynolds, trocers. l29-ly
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500 90 REWARD!

" De psii 1!DRED DOLLARS REWARD will
@st tloi HAHN 10 any Dentist in tho state of Yer
s.sapLATsll put mp set of Teeth ON RUB
X b the .a n, ~ as good style, and as perfect
a FORD. WIZ WIZ ;.line, as can be done by DIR. ".
-ly, INV an - making from one to three sets
a. W. b. MCGOWAN.
~ ISL, 1866. 1lA2-tf.
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine

DIR. Macgicl is the founder of a new Medical
Svstemi The quantitarians, whose vast inter-
nal doses onfeeble the stomach and paralyze the
bowels must give precedence TO the man WHO
restores health and appetite with from one TO
two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most yirulent sores with a box or so OF ms Won
derfnl and ali healing Salye. These two great
specifics OF the Doctor are fast suporsoding all
the sterotypod nostrums Of the day. EXtraor-
binary cures by Maggicl's Pills and Salyc have
opened the ewes OF the public To the incflciency
~ the ESQ called) remedies OF others, and upon
which people have so long blindly depended
Maggies Pills are not of the class that are swul-
lowed bv the dozen, and of which OF every box
ful taktu creates an absolute necessity Tor am
other One or two OF Maggicls Pills suifices TO
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stom-
ach create an appetite, and rondor the spirits
lie ht and buovant There is 40 gripping, and no
reaction in the form of constipation nthe nNer
il Affected its functions are restored; and II the
nervous system is feeble, il is inyigorated. rms
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females ulcer9ns ana
primitive diseases are literally cXTinguished by
the disinfectant power Of Maggiels SalNe IN
met n "a here announced that MaggIels Bill
ous, Dyspeptie and Diarrhe" Pnis cure
where ali others fail While for Burns, seaids'
Chilblans. Cuts, and all abrasions OF the SKINS
MaggieTs saIye il mfalhhe Sold by D. Nag
81, 10 S 49, as Nor box lilly
L.. l.. butcher Sons, Agents, st. Adams w.
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iae Rev. Mr. Perry is to give a
e lectures on Geology. the
l'seai winter, in Wilmington.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all cf-
iccts of youthful ndscreton will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all WHO
need it, the rceeipe and directions for making
the simple REMEDY by which ho was cured.
Sufferers Wishing 10 profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers ST., New York.
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'-.ua ana i an 10 ITS original color, removes
ifam ursn' ~. impurities, and preserves the
.li9u. Z mature death. Containinc nnfbin',
Y. aalug unsurpassed for dressing the mir.
and eose. nuiiant growth, and leaving ii
Oue hsSs, For sale by ali Drurgists.
-Nl New Ys, SI' bottle; Depot, n William
93-cOWly
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corporation Meeting.

4, the Corporation meeting We'd
.,.Joy the following officers were
l,,ted for the ensuing year:
Trnstees-B. Barlow, President;
4 Barber, L. F. Perkins, NJ. G,
Elliot Charles Wyman.
Clerk and Treasurer--A J. Samson.
collector-B. D. Hopkins.
Fire Wardens G. f. Stafford, A. S.
Hrle. Hiram Bellows, f. 7 Watson,
Horace Jennison, A. H. Mason, II. X.
Adams
Ajax Of eighty cents on the dollar
# tbo grand list was voted. One
harth Of this tax is to pay MP out
sanding debts, and the remainder de-
voted TO current expenses Of the year.
The Trustees were instructed to
omen Kingman Street to the width Of
trr rods. and also to work High
Street The meeting was thinly at-
saIci considering the important
business transacted.
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y. nay bed my my wife, Angela Coan, has left
Vocation ~" M. board without any just cause
x Oh my acaa COS - TO forbid all persons trust
.1ntractine "t,', az a, l shan pay no debts
'4Oals. Dee ~ ,... l.. A. COAN.
~ iooo' 1.i-3w.
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday. January 4, 1867.

., News. our friends in the several towns
.,., and adjoining counties will confer a
ID s..or by sending Us all items of local nows
\ =. o,tnr under their observation. Com
-sutors should, in all cases give their Names
.,,...s.arilv Tor publication, but as a guaran-
" .,1 f,ith. No matter about the form Of
contributions give us the "subjcct mat
'| ..d ve will put it into shape.
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-Ian mines Of the Burlington Base
~ ca5 had game on Christmas
lg Il isnot often that the game
m be carried SO far into the winter in
lsmahern region.
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,..u,or,xr TO ADVERTISERS The TRANscnIrr
.,. donblc the circulation in st. Adams Of
~. ,,,per printed in the state. It's circulation
" s5iv Increasing throughout Franklin and
rla Counties.
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YTNHE SUBSCRIBER, having been appointcdby
l the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Franklin, Commissioners, TO receive, e1-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of Lydia Albee late of
Highgate in said District, deceased and all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto,
do hereby give notice that six months from the
u day Of December A. D. 1866 arc allowed by
said Court to the creditors Of said deceased, 10
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us and that We will attend 10 the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house of AWola G..
Skccls in Highgate, in said District on the 9Th
day Of February and June A. ID. 1867 from 10
o'clock in the forenoon till o'clock in the after
noon. on each Of said days.
Dated at Highgate this p day Of December A.
ID. 1866.
J. A. FITCH, : co,,,,..
li5-3w. CALVIN DRURY, NV"
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su.a'es viii each continue in session
ir,- .oa.ys, commencing at A. NJ, with r
on the evening preceding each Insti-
lvh lhe evening OF the first day Of each.
rtll's q Education are invited to attend.
'upfrniendents are desired 10 see that
eIe notified, and urge them To attend.
' y. are respectfully invited to give no.
sA lheif pulpts.
attending; and having paid full fare
IrI,e3 tgp5lQ9nt Central, Vermont & Canada OF
a ..',.s burlington Railroads, can return free
i,,iI.' 4le from the Secretary.
% t'.. II eAauinaiion of Teachers who desire
oh Leti 9.a'e Certificates will be held during
'N'u'e according to law.
lAqr j. 5. ADAMS,
Secretary
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WARRANTED SHOES /!

Are the only goods for Ladies to buy. We war
rant every pair and whenever they fail in any
respect we will give you new pair in exchange
With choice and experienced workmen, we are
introducing the best class OF
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Claim Agency.

~
10y recent enactmcnts of Congress, all Sol
I'D diers who have served three years and have
received but 500 bounty from the United States,
or who, having enlisted for three years, were dis
charged in consequence Of wounds, and the wild
ow children, or parents of any soldier who en-
listed for three years nudor promise of only
800 bounty, and who died in the service, are en-
titled to an additional bounty of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS
All invalid pensioners who have lost o hand OF
foot. or have incurred disability equivalent to
the loss of hand on foot, are entitled to large
increase Of pension.
All pensioned widows of soldiers or sailors are
entitled TO an increased pension Of two dollars
per month for each child under sixteen years OF
age
Claims OF the above nature, and for arrears OF
pay officers extra pay, for horses lost in the L.
5. service. Communication of rations Of prisoners
Of war and prize money, will be promptly prose
cuted by application by letter, enclosing dis
charge from service, win be attended TO and the
necessary papers returned to applicant for sig
natures, nc L. A. SOWIES,
Office over the First National Bank.
81. Adams, Aug. 9TH, 1865. l25-tf.
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Aban belonging to Mr. J. G.
l@.a IN Montpelier was burned on
--l ult Loss $1,000; no insur-
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CUSTOM WORK F.!

Ever noticed in St. Adams. Try rs, an9bc con-
yinccd of this statement.
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VERMONT boARD or EnUcATioN,
Secretary + office, Dec. ls66.
Inetitutcs4.

Institutes for the Counties Of Adj
ndeen, Washington, Franklin, Grand
-am9iIle Orleans and Essex. viii he beld
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Ar Thomas Still aged one hum
eiyars and six months, a citizen
a>4lgtte, died in that town on the
isl Instant
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
WE bog leave to announce to the Ladies and
w Gentlemen Of Franklin County, that our
,.,v s4c.iys.F
SHOES,
and cRoCKERY,

Sufpassos everything II. the kind, which has
ever boon introduced into Northern Vermont
Tho
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-04

We present our readers, in the
9anns Of the TRANscRPr, this first
uskof the New Year, with Calendar
mlS61 IT is well arranged, in large
and distinct figures, aud Will be very
A4ly cut out and posted il some
Convenient place, for ready reference.
Mp Slayton, of Calais, has an
dm tree on his farm, that measures
univseven feet in circumference.
The Vermont ase-ball clubs will
la14 convention ut Burlington on
Wednesday, January Is, for the pur-
n.e getting better acquainted, and
deciding apon an emblem for the State
amp.onship.