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Southern Politics at the White Sui.
phur Springs.

tAS S0O h1AAAN
phur Springs.
"Perley" writes as follows to the
Boston Journal from the White Sulphur
Springs:
The sallow complications of the South
ern ladies do not appear to advantage
by sunlight, but they can be made up
brilliantly for the ballroom: Gener-
ally speaking, they dress with taste,
dance gracefully, and appear animated
by "the sCraping of the hair OF the tail
of the horse against the interior ar
rangements of the cat"
$50 they dance-with low whispers and
And Dlushes, and murmurs and siEhs,
And daZZlings OF silks and book muslins,
And glIInce5 OF ankles and eyes. ....H
The girls whO'Ve a neat foot and show IT,
The girls who will waltz and won't,
The girls who RTe pretty and know II,
The girls who are pretty and don't"
But there are those crinolins wearers
who rarely dance, yet who are ever
anxious to falkland who are especial
ly delighted when they can pour their
sorrows into the ear of good listener
OF the masculine gender. Some ofthese
discOntented women graced the court
of "Lady" Varina Davis at Richmond,
others have been deprived of relatives
in the war, all have "lost their niggers."
Eheir fiery black eyes beam above livid
hlhuOWS, iIS lltAE az
the tangled swampy pathway of seces-
sion, nor will they lake the Union road.
Useless to them are the feminine de-
lights of ritualism, or wax flowers, or
bead purses, or crochet, or Demorest's
fashion plates. Wrapped in pride AS a
garment, they taboo all loyal men, and
pirate about Southern rights, as a worn
out Satyr discoursesi on girlhood's
charms. Foolish creatures-their po-
Htical lamps have burned out, never to
be replenished; yet they trim the dry,
sputtering wicks, and hope yet that jeff.
Davis will be enthrOned in majesty, be-
meath the Southern Gross.
have before alluded to the male
croakers-Ihose political bummers,
who were $50 wondrous wise" that they
Jumped into the brier bush OF secession
and scratched out their pecuniary eyes;
and who-now that they are bereft of
their "niggers" and of their "Confed-
crate bonds'-arsever talking of Jump.
ing back again ''to scratch them in
again" These men are now demoral-
zing the South, aided by some "white
trash'' who wish TO keep control of the
Negro vote, just as the Massachusetts
Democrats used to keep their party
small, that they might have all the
offices. II was these political bummers
who forced Congress TO set aside the
Lincoln, johnson, and Seward "pollcy," :"
and to enact more stringent laws for re-
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
dies and Childrers' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen I'm the Stale. If
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, GO TO
Gardeners New Store, cor, Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and shoes sold Rt this
establishment IS WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free Of charge.
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The notice OF a coal dealer in the
Cincinnati papers will look queer TO
readers east, as in that notice commend
Ing anthracite coal he says that with
each first order a man will accompany
the coal to the purchasers residence to
light the fire and explain the use of the
article" Is anthracite coal really, such
u novelty in Cincinnati?
The Cleveland Leader says that
Hamilton, o., with a population of only
l4. COO. makes more malt than any other
mas drunk an average of twenty-five
glasses of lager per day for fifteen years
Tost which was the easier TO do, as the
Town has S25 drinking saloons.
The fashion of wearing the hair
lonseIv down the back was inRugurated
by French countess eighteen years
old, who boasted of wealth oil golden
curls OF geat length.
-or the great men of the West, no
one, perhaps. is better entitled to dis
tinction as such, than Mr.. Frank Dag
gett, of the WRbashaw, Mtnn.I Herdtd'
He weighs 642 pounds.
A railroad from Chillicothe, Mo-,
to Omaha is projected. such road
would bring Omaha III miles nearerto
st. Louis than TO Chicago.
st. Louis has go miles of streets, 73
miles OF sewers, so miles of water pipes,
SO miles of gas main pipes, and SO miles
of street railroad. L
Last year the fire department cost
New York 1859, ,534; Chicago S245, 500;
Boston Sl62, ,O9S; Cincinnati Sl4l, 900;
Baltimore ST3, 600; Buffalo S46,470
An attempt is made to consolidate
the Lake Shore and Cleveland aud Tole-
do Railroads so as to bring the line
from Buffalo to Toledo under one man
agement. o.
Punch knows gentleman SO guard
ed IN his remarks, lest he eshould wound
anybody's feelings, that he Will not
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MONDAY, soth sEPrEnRER, Isez.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FACULTY.

w.K PESDLEToN, President, and Prof
OF Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters.
q: |. LoOs, Prof of Ancient Languages
il. ". HARDING, Prof of Mathematics
IN. BkRCLAY. Prof of Natural Sciences.
B. II. JONES, Tutor.
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st. Vinoent's Classical and Mer
camille College. Wheeling.

VIII reopen Sept. ID, with extensive and
improved apparatus for experiments IN
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Terms
aS heretofore. For further Information, I'D
dress Rev. A. Lounge, Principal.
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Tuition $50 per session. Boarding nom s.
TO So per week.
Uniurnished rooms s. per session TO each
Free tuition TO sons of Ministers OF the Cos
pei of all demo ninatlons.
For particulars, apply for catalogue TO Prof.
Z. L. IOOS, Secretary, or to
W. K. PENQLEToN, President.
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Educational.
Bethany College.

UIHE TWENTY-sEvENTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning Will
commence on
MONDAY. sOth sEPrEnBER, 1867.
and terminate on the 18th June. 1855. It is
roTnRnticaIIy situated IN the midst of the
beautiful and henlthy hill country OF the
''PRn H andIe'' OF West Virginia. and easily
accessible by Rail Road or River, aud sur
for student life.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
NRTE BOARDING. and unfurnIshed rooms
will be let TO Students who wish to board
themselves.
An experienced and able corps OF PFofts-
sOrs Is engaged, and every facility for q COM
plete and thorough course OF 1nStfuc-
ION will be furnished 10 the student
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Incorporated 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. y MONROE ST.,
lHONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
lil tereaSt paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points.
In order To meet a want thAt has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday RfLeI-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock Deposits OF any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which intered
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DIREcroRs:-A1ex. LAuShlIn, A. ]. Pannen
John Mcclure, tF-. Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
OFT, James PAUL, Alex ]. Cecil, James Reed
oclT-ly A. G. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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To All Who Study Economy
AM NOW RECEIVING MY SECOND
n stock OF Boots and Shoes which was
bought for cash, and at one-half its cost,
which will sell at a low price.
Read ana be Convinced.
that John II. Robinson. No. l5s Main street,
sells the cheapest and best Boots and Shoes
in thIs city.
Ladies' Kid G0cts
Lasting gTieS............-...............I 70
" Congress Gaiters....... 90
"a Glove Kid Tipped Bals...........Sl 20
Misses Morocco 20
Mems CalI bOOIS... 20
GaitefS-.......,........... j %
Chllds' Lasting congress GaiteTs.-....... IS
All other goods IN proportion. We study
to please, and show goods with pleasure.
JOHN II. ROBISSOSS,
No. 1888 Main ST.,
myT Wheeling, West Va.
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The Peoples Bank.

nFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
" w. Va. Money received on depOsit- In
teFest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections AT home or irOn
abroad promptly attended TO.
Jahn Reid Christian Hes,
John Handlan John VockleT,
SsUnH ]. BOYD, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, PTest.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF. Cash'r. myS
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Wheeling Female College.

- SEPT 9Th. rhe attention Of thoAe who
desire nrst class scholarsh!P Ptsrespectfully In
, ited. Thorough and expereneed tsa-
= hers in every department
TUITIoR, PER oUARTER,-From September
Q. b 10 SovemosT 18th, Primary 50; 1ntsTIne-
- n Si2: Draw and Lang. 50; Paint slOi Piano
On m. so; ad. yl2; psyabls on entering. eoaru
81 <ya,., ,bS,Im L.c. IooAIs, Pres.
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REOPENING
s @ Ell O OILS.
Academy of MT. de Chantal.
NEAR WHEELING.

CtTUDIES WILL BE RESUMED SEPT
. ID. To those acquainted with the high
character OF the Institution, IL will suffice TO
say, ''TeTms as heretoiore-" For further in
formation, strangers may address the "DireCt-
ress"
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d. DAVIS

A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY AEDH
n Cines Of the day for sais al ODBERSk6
Prescription Store, end Of Stone Bridge.
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the following schedule on and after May
FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily at. 5:iO p m. daily at -b:1 PM
Arrive wRshington-..4:O -
ParEersburs $50 a. IN. HarpeT's F,y-s2o "
Cumberland 500 Cumberland. .l2i5 Am
HRrpers Ferry T:l6 'GraItOn...----. $40 "a
Baltimore ...-l0:aD Wheellng-...lOsl0 -"
Wash'n CITY Il:35 |SIncludinS Sundays
sIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily at 7sj5 Am daily at. GfS p. m.
Arrives- wash'n City-s:l5 "a
Grafton -----.-- As pm. Arrives
Parkersburg 7,20 Harpers F'y-l:3l I'm.
Cumberland 7:25 81 CumberlRnd-.l:t0 ''
Harperis F'yI2-sT am. GTafton...-.-- 1898 pm.
Baltimore .--- 4Sl WheellEg---.. bOo "
WaEh'n City. $50 Except Sundays.
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily at...-9l0 pm. daily Gt...-s;45 I'm.
Arrives Wash'n City.-7:ES -
Grafton --...-22 -22::2O am. Arrives
Cumberland-.7:IO Harper's F'y-l:OO pm.
HaTper's F'yi2:iO p m. Cum berlRnd.-6:40 "a
Wlnchesier--.25O '' Grnfton-------ll:50 "a
Baltimore LOO " Wheeling-...-i:i0 40 Am
WRsh'n City.-5;5O " Except Saturdays
Except Saturdays.
BEN WOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with g. O. r. r. Division
Leaves Wheeling A. $40 a. M 400 p. m.
300 ''
Tickets To all principal points In the East,
West and South west can be lrOcured At the
Company's office.
JOHN L. WrLsoS, Master of Transportatior
X. 7. DEVRlES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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St. Josseph's Academy, wheeling,

WIN be reopened August 18th Terms
from So to $40 per quarter. Music, French
and German, extra Cne school will ne per-
mItted 10 avail itself OF the experimental
apparatus pertaining to the College
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40 Main Street,

E-E
Corner of Union, wHEE LING,
.H.-F. .I- r.
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
That never have been nor never can: :oe. beat.
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The couse of Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday in March and continues s
weeks. FBEE OF CHARGE 10 ALL
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BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.

LechEeTS:-W X. PENDLEToN. c. L. Loos.
r. RICHARDSON, j. L. BARCLAY.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE Z OHIO IA. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co, |
WHEEL.ISG', May 4, 1867.
SUMMER sCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after May
5, 1857.
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State Netcs.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.


MI VIM. B. Demo, of East Rupert,
I's an eve one year and ten and a
"a'' months old, from which was
1''lea few days since, Is pounds
D0 ounces of wool-11 IL months
s'O"'a' Last year she sheared l21-4
pounds.
d.. ~ risk, Jr., for many years resi-
y VT VI Bennington, has removed to
New York.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
-. mas D. Ladd, of Danville, recently
g. gut a bald eagle measuring six feet
n 'A'les from tip to tip Of wings.
p VI The 18th, as Mr.. Ziba Freto, of
bsr' ' burke, was removing a stick from
a., a revolving circular saw, the
no., MI the saw, and drew his left
inc ~ 1own upon it, completely sever
@a The fingers from the hand.
ESSEX COUNTY.
en-, WIDOW Efie Morton, of West Con-
lr.s mas spun the past year one hun
0 seventy skeins Of yarn.
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In Riehford May 18th, 1867, of lung fever, An
ma Emma, daughter Of Rev. b. L. and II. L.
Livingston, aged six months
Another soldier of 1912 gone. Col Shadraeh
Hathaway, formerly resident of Swanton Falls,
VT died at the residence of his sOn-ln-law, Eb-
enezer Brown, Willoughby, April 18th, aged 30
years.
In early life he settled in Swanton, practcing
law 50 years, was Justice of the Peace AZ years,
was ever a strong advocate for the education OF
the poor. and ready to defend the oppressed.
Calm in life, he hailed death joyfully as the
last sOrrOW."
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-05-24

DR.. Lugol of Paris one Of the most eminent
Chemists Of Europe, said:
THE most astounding results may be antici-
pated whom Iodine can be dissolved in pure wa
ter"
Dr.. II. Anders, after fifteen years of scientific
research and experiment, has succeeded in dis
solving enc and one quarter grains of Iodine to
each tiuid ounce of water, and the most astound-
ing results have followed its use, particularly in
Scrofula and diseases therefrom. Circulars
free
DR.. III. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by j.
all Druggists. l63-4w
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-i7''---
Sprfial 9ptires.


A Clergyman while residing in South America
as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Ear
" Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train Of disorders brought
on bv baneful and vicious habits, Great num-
bers have been already cured by this noble RENEE
DIV. Prompted by desire to benefit the aiiliet-
ed and unfortunate. ] viii send the recipe Tor
preparing and using this medicine, IN a sealed
envelope, to any one who needs IL, nee OF
charge. ,,..,
Please inclose postpaid envelope addressed
TO yourself. Address,
l23-ly JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York CITY,
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GLovER, VI, june 20 1919.
Messrs. S. W. FOwLE X Co..
nts:-I hereby certify that have been trou-
bled for several years with difficulty of the heart
and lungs, and have applied to several physici-
ans for help, and have tried almost every rene
dy OF the numerous ones which have been rec
commended, without receiving any assistance;
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing of Mistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry about
year since, | commenced using it with imme-
date relief. 1t has not only restored my lungs
to a sound state, but / am relieved of the difficult
ty or disease of the heart / have no hesitation
in saying that it is the best lung medicine be-
fore the public, and most cheerfully and con-
scientiously recommend it to all persons suffer-
ing with pulmonary complaints
H. L. GILMAN.
Prepared by Seth w Fowle 4 Son, Is fremont
ST., Boston, aud for sale by Druggists general
IN.
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USE REMINDS PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL.

II vows Ike th1Im.N
Every person in this town will find II for their
pfoht as well as for their comfort, il they use
henne's Pain Killing Magic Oh, when they have
headache, Toothachc, Chihains, Aguo in the
race aud Jaws, lame shoulders. Rheumatism,
Selatlca, Bruises, Cramps, Colds, Group, Sore
Throat, or any pains of this nature The ladies
VIII hnd its use peculiar blessing TO relieve
their peculiar pains. 1t is one the best things
20 use IN the family as general remedy for any
kind OF painful disorder, or hurt, or burn ever
discovered. and it is clean and delicious to use.
Use 1t freely. Sold by all Druggists and Nor
WIN. RENNE, pittsfcld, Mass.
sold IN ST. Adams by all Druggists, and Weeks
~ reynolds, GrOccrs. 129-ly
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The Rev. DR.. Bigelow's lecture at
academy Hall, on Tuesday evening,
was an able production. and it is sur
~Slng that so few Of our citizens were
present to listen to it. Such lecture
deserving of crowded house and
's nope the DIR. will be prevailed on
torepeat it.
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wINDnAM COUNTY.

Frank f. Miner, of Halifax, while
out cunning in the north part of the
town, on Saturday, May 18th, encoun-
tered and killed a formidable looking
animal, of the feline species, pronounce
ed by some to be catamount, by 9th
ers a lynx. AS the animal was about
springing upon Miner he fred and
wounded him, breaking his shoulder;
he dubbed his rifle and defended him
self against the attack of the animal
till his dog came to bis aid, when the
beast retroated and sprang into a tree,
and Miner reloaded and shot him
through the neck which brought him
down. He was fawn colored and
about as long us a medium sized fox
hound, but stronger built. Miner sus-
tanned no injury, but his dog was badly
'demoralized. "-Phanir.
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wi.tar,. nnl.nm OF wl1d cherrr.

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous as
well as dangerous diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, prevail in our changeable climate at
all seasons Of the year. Few are fortunate
enough to escape their bancful influence. How
important then to have at hand certain anti
dote to all these complaints. Experience proves
that this exists ia Wistars Balsam to an extent
not to be found in any other remedy; however
severe the suffering, the application of this
soothing, healing and wonderful Balsam at once
yanquiahes the disease and restores the sufferer
to wonted health.
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-hessrs. Smith and Arlington
r''e recently sold from their Camp
DV'''It property the following lots
" iand' James Stevens one lot, $500.
1'"ara Jones, two, $3.50; john Ryan
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The burlington Base Ball Club
,;ll play with the eagle" Club, Of
g Adams, on Friday Of this week.
Thew will play on their new ground
r,st Of VIM. N. Smiths residence, on
lake street. The Eagle Base Ball
Climb" was organized in the Summer
# 1866, and considering the briefness
dtbeir existence, we think they will
soon be able to compete with any club
IN the State.
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A Physiological View Of Marriage,
THE CHEAPEST BO0K EVER PUB
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IHI IHIlIL I1'FTT1 = ~
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Containing nearly three hundred pages
And 1870 fine plates and engravings OF the
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only rational and successful mode OF cure, az
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adviser 10 the married and those contemplating
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consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which
the book treats either personally yr ny an, ~.
Medicines sent to any part Of the world lo--on'
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AT the caucus on Saturday even
mo. D. R. Bailey acted as Moderator,
and r. O. Sturtevant as Secretary
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the Montpelier Conyen-
tom
H H. Farnsworth, Bradley Barlow,
Wilbur P. Davis, j. w. Hobart, Sam
mel Williams.
Substitutes. "A. Barnes, George f.
Houghton, John j. Burgess, r. r.
Sherman, Thomas Failey. A town
committee was also elected, consisting
oithe same gentlemen who signed the
call for a caucus.
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TO ConsunrptiDcs.


4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n nervous debility and premature decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for maxi
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 By addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
l6G-ly ~ Cedar Street, New York.
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This excellent medicinal compound was first
prcparedby DR.. j w. Poland in 1877, and was
then employed with great success in cxpelling
humors from the blood but in 1917 a medical
friend who was quite celebrated as a physician
especially i'm the treatment OF humOrs, suggest
ed some important improvements which were
adopted, and which have made it $50 the people
say) the very best remedy for all kinds Of hui
m0rs known to the faculty.
The Humor Doctor cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas Cankor, Piles, Nettc Rash
&c. Numerous individuals who have used this
remedy for eryspelas, give. it the most fattering
recommendations.
This preparation is composed entirely of vege-
tables. among which are Sarsaparilla. Yellow
Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and Boodroot
Suffice it to say that thc Doctor is used in
hundreds of families as a general medicine
Unlike many other popular remedies, it is very
grateful TO the taste
Price - Cents per Bottle.
This valuable remedy will be prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot, under tho super
vision OF DR.. j. w. Poland, for the proprietor,
J. c. FRENCH.
To whom all orders should be addressed Sold
by dealers in Medicine everywhere.
l56-6m-eow
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Chas Richmond, of Detroit, brother
of Sheriff Richmond, Of Woodstock,
died suddenly on the 18th.
Benjamin Putney, son of Thomas E.
Putney, of Woodstock, was drowned
in Smithyille, Burlington County, New
Jersey, on the II inst.
At the anniversary meeting of the
Universal Peace Society i'll New York,
d. p Wilder, of Plymouth, was one Of
the Vice Presidents, and Mrs. NJ. S.
Townshend, of Bridgewatcr, cores
ponding secretary.
Amos Pollard, of Plymouth, has
caused to be erected in that town at
his own expense, a monument to the
memory Of the soldiers of Plymouth,
who died in the Union army during
the late war. 1t will cost about 5000,
and will have inscribed on it nearly
fifty names Of patriot dead.
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday, May 24, 1867.
Local Nc,cs.

vrws. Our friends in the several towns
la, and adjoining counties will confer a
'a s,yor by sending us all items Of local news
ge'' =, come under their observation. Con-
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-05-24

,xr 70 ADVERTISERS The TRASsoRfPT
-. double the circulation in st. Adams OF
q paper printed in the state. Its circulation
.nily increasing throughout Franklin and
.rd Isle Counties.