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New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

o.
s year TaFs i " no demand for goods for
Wnte m trade & and as yet there Ss e5eta Uer o the
trade in view Of the Spring business appears 70 90 eau
present prices it being generally understood that nothing
stay the steady return toward the values OF FORMER
times And with this idea generally entertained, mere
little reason for expecting anything other than slow
"hand-tonouth" demand. With this qualification,
however the tone OF business Is cheerful.
There has been yesterday and to-day good demand
for sheetng at about late quotations Some sales
OF shrtings for bleaching purposes have also been made
The following the quotations for brown sheetlngs
among the jObbers Amoskeag A, Pei Appleton A, 22c
ton A. 2c; Great Falls M &c., Indian Head A. 22c.; In
dian Orchard BB lsc Indian Orchard A. 2si0 Indian Or
shSTd fr@ g. % Sc e f%ac % r. s Pscs Ss
i9c Pepperen +. fine, 2lic Peppereli X iSic Stark A.
feached goods are in steady demand, but stocks
ample and prices cannot be reported strong Jo6bers
Mills 97Bc Wamsutta II, SIZE; Baftetts, 22tci James
Ms22lc Lawrence b. 22ic5Pepperells - tsci iAtawsn-
gan x Ole; Watham, 81, 65c.; Waltham, "a, 61tc.;
Watham 1914 T5c; Bates BIB, 25c; Utica, o., ei Utica,
o. 5Oc; Utica "a, e0c; Utica, lO4, 9Cc Hius semp'
Idem,, 22sc. Amoskesg A, 2Jc; Masoh'Iue IOo' Ahno
Prints are in steady demand; stocks are regulated
closely by the demand, aud prices are steady Tue gOD
bers quote leading styles follows: American litci
Amoskeag, l6lc; Merrimae d. lsc; MerIimae W, Dc;;
fancies l9c; Garners lssc Richmond l7ie; Amohkeag
Mourning, l5sc.; Arnolds ibc.; Pacific, lse .,o,u
The transactions light at the following range OF quo
tatlons among jobbers: Denms-Amoskeag, Sc hay
ale; Manchester Company, 27c.; Suffolk 2c. Ilch-
AmOskeag, 4 CA, Doc. AmOskeag A, 42e; AmosEeag -,
27c; Am0seag, ID, 27c; Hamilton, &c., Pearl RIVER toc
Harvest S6c. Pacific, 3Oc Ptsfeld, llic Albany tc;
York, 52sc Hamden, G, Soc stT1ps-Amoskeag, "c;;
WhittentOn A. 35c.; WhttentOn, A, 30c WhteDton, Is
b, 25c Haymaker, 2Sc; Massabesic, 2c. Amerean nc
Pembcron, AVN, 47tc. Checks-IanarE, A2 Ilci Union Union
So 4x2 3Ic; Union so 2x2 SIDE; Union 90 ~ Sc Umon
20, a. 3jc. Caledonia, 35c Kennebeek, 35ea Farm q
Mech, SOC CottOnades-Farmers Mech. Casslln 6OcS
PembertOn, dat, SOC; Pow, l.. * ANY, Soc; Ne"-hoik
Mills, 62ic; Whittenden, dat, 394c
The finer grades of Canton Flannels are in steady de
mand but low grades dun and weak. Tho 1obbers
quote Naumkcag, 26c; fremont, 2le Eerton ~ brown,
SIDE; ElcrtOn ., Brown, 35c.
Nous. Deaines i'll steady demand at 25e among job
bers.
W0oen goods are without material change. Commits
sion agents hold back their Spring styles OF fancy Casei
meres, with view 10 whetting the appetite OF bnyers
who however still refuse 10 buy at current prices There
is light demand for heavy coating materials, and cloths
and dOcskns in moderate demand IoIn the clothing
houses.
In foreign goods market transactions are eonilneo
almost exclusively 10 wOOens clothing linens ana taOrs
trimming goods, adapted for the Spring clothing trade
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III .ItNI'INIF -
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lCar,falIy reported for THE TEBUSI.
THURSDAY, Jan. 3, 1867
AsHES-The market IL heavy for Pots at sass 10;
Pearls quiet at Sl2aSi2 IS
CANDLES steady; note a sale OF $50 boxes on
private terms.
COAL-The anc,ion sale Of $1,000 tuns Scranton Coal
announced for to-day off The attendance not
large. but the bidding fair. and the prices realized
show slight improvement Annexed are the particulars
gl.H I. Ill
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90 rDhom II man Goncrrn.

CAUTION-The following NOTES have been
~ LOST or STOLEN Powell Bros Co. dated Nov ~.
John Aken. dated Oct
1860 due Jan T. 1857 amount $3.50 10 SANE dated Oci %.
ls la6s 800 TO- Daniel lIgbnage.
daei 1865 due March lshl; amount f2o2 So
The public elgoue n purchasing Negotiating an' 81 ne
above payment has stopped L. Pow FRS, No 81 Losdt
IL l.. LEDERER Il Co, at No. 369 Pearl-st.,
~. announce friends and e public generally that hel have
opeued LOAN OFFICE where they Wl adv cash
able terms al valuable property, Watches !esefJ Dan"ads a.
purchase the same
- 10. C.-DAVID B. DlSBROW, Sandy Hill,
-. NN.
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foIioan GOODS.

CILVER-PLATED WARE.
- spe asomeSt PLATED on GERMAN SILVER ano "hilb
METAL .- --..- -.r,,., .u..,n.
SOUP rrREENS, 6e,'kc
II. G. REED jr, Co.. Manufacturers
Od Ware repaired snd REPLACED No 10 Maifenlan upsan
VNHE NEW-YORK UNION VALENTINE
COMPANY have stock Valentines exhibition 10
the ,rae At their l3 ani 1876 Wsnt SeNfoh
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Professional Notires.

DR. LARMoNT, No; i7S Bro2dway.-Ireat-
hi. special tresteu Constitutional and ae, sto
tlres tstu.a, piles, &c 81 3d. -
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d., SURGEON,
No unous quaeA solair racal without ti eansus
o acid for Piles SrRtCrU RI VARiCOCELE. F1SrCA Auen
ton 10 DISEASES PELVIC NIStERA DEFORMillBS 0 The
EYES. NOSE FACE and PERSON. Ofce Hours, st0 r.
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The stopped all receipts since THURSDAY last not over
ear yar sales to-day only small lots mostly on kocb,
aud Cca y car loads u cattle expected
from Dnukrk under: E quality slf0tti Fat HeAvl
steers +8 80; Good slldS4i Fat Cse asd
Steers 25a 81 5Di Pair, so 50GSli Cows and Hder'
k5d -6 q Ressuts Shipments way cattle.
sheep market nothing doing ps nominal UNDER Heay Long
Wooed per d ~ 81 m Fine Woosd Western, tfds5I
MarkeThe almost II stock an but hte business
consequently decline m former rates Prime Heavy
Hogs to4ay AZ from i've weight Receipt
rone Shipments IS Burao and Ee Railroad coo head ly
New-York Central Railroad, 100 heal
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
PHILADELPHIA JThe market for re cattle in ihe as
bead OGc Cows brner .a!ss a. r@g 300 Tho
sheep have advanced s of 5000 al 6dbic 10 10ss
Hog, dull: sale of 1900 AZ 8G9lc 4 n.
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proposnlS.

TSifEp STATES MILITARY RsuAo,p OypcEl
WasHNGroS. d. G., Dee. 20 ia8
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- M. nT rrt n m MONDAY Jan H. Tor the pareha frou N.
United states Thousand su0l Folded Lp Railroad Chss
These Chsi are now stored the works Of CORNING WINS
Saupies may this Ofce United State, sdsr
Oac Nr~ York tity Pdelphia, Penn Louisville
T.nn.-Cash. iu Funds
j. CHILLY. Bgt Col anil 4 O NJ T. g Army
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

JAN 3-3I09 bbls. Flour, TOl bbls. Whisky 32l SACK
Corn Meal 276 sacks OCake, 76O bush Corn, 3+O bush
Oats 1850 bush Malt 294 bush Seeds pkgs Ashes ~
pkgs Beef llO2 bbs Pork, 20 pkgs Cut Meats 2 pkgs
Lard 235 Dressed Hogs, 1854 bbls Petroleum. 2I4e pkgs
Butter, 3,l33 pkgs. Cheese.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27
In ChnnccrN.
STATE OF VERMONT, HmAM BELLOWS vs..
Franklin County, IS. FRAScIs O'NIEL.

STATE OF VERMONT, HIRAM BELLowsvs.
Franklin County, IS. FRAScIs ONIEL.
Whereas, Hiram Bellows, of ST. Adams in the
county of Franklin aforesaid, has preferred his
petition to the Court Of Chaneery next to be
holden at st. Adams, within and for the county
of Franklin aforesaid, and has filed SAID petition
with me- Joseph H. Brainerd, clerk of said
Court Of Chancery, stating that Francis O'Nell
of Fairfield, in the county Of franklin aforesaid,
ON the 10th day of March A. ID. 1868, duly exc
cutcd TO the said Hiram Il mortgage deed of
certain land situated in the towns of Fairfield
and Swanton in said Franklin county, and de-
scritcdas follows, viz, all the land decided 20 sad
Francis by Owen O'Aiel on the llth day OF De
cember, 1867. The land in Fairfield is bounded
on the East by land owned by Michael Gallon,
ON the West by Morris Hoav's land, on the
South by Daniel Minors land, and ON the North
by Timothy kauscys land, supposed to he 81
acres. The said land in Swanton is bounded on
the East by NJ. Gallons land, on the West by
the highway, on the South by the highway, and
ON the North by the town line OF Fairfield, sup
posed to contain SIXTY and one-halt acft =, condi-
toned for the payment by the said Francis o.
Mel ID the said Hiram Bellows Of eighteen
promissory notes, all dated the 10th day Of March
1868. Seventeen of said notes for one hundred
dollars each, and the last note for one hundred
and seventy-seven dollars and eighty seven
cent? all on interest annually; the interest pay
able the 10th day of March, 1867 and one note
payable at each succeeding 10th day of March,
until all are paid. And that the hrst of said
tenor ofthem.
And praying that the equity of redemption Of
Of the said Francis ONiel may be forecoscd
agroeably to the Act to deminish the expenses
Of foreclosing mortgages in equity. And, where
as il has been made 10 appear to me that the
sag Francis O'Niel resides out of this state
therefore, by virtue of the Statutes in such case
made and provided, do order the said Hiram
Bellows TO give notice 10 Il said ONicl of the
preferred and filing Of his said Bellows petition
by publishing the foregoing substance of his pc
tition, with this orker of publication, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont IRASscRlPr,
a public newspaper printed III 81: Adams, IN SAID
county of Franklin, the last OF which publication
TO he at least twenty days previous to the term
OF the Court OF Chan2cry aforesaid, next TO be
holden at st. Adams, in and for said county OF
Franklin, on the second Tuesday Of April A. j.
1868. And the said publication being made the
said O'Nic il required to appear IN said Court,
ON the first day Of the aforesaid term Of said
Court and then and there answer to the aforc-
said petition Of the said Hiram Bellows.
Dated at ST. Albans aforesaid, this 18th day of
December A. ID. 1861. JOS. H. BRAlNERD,
l96-3w Clerk.
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!, '4' removal OF Mr.. II. II. Farms
!" "oM the Office Of Assistant As
mention Of which was made in
\. '' issue Of the TnANscRpr, was
N @'Dea by suspected completely
y P''aes owning the Z" st. Adams
''AS' located at st, Adams Bay,
\ IIsV,Ipefty of which was seized on
". W instant, by A. j. Crane, Col
|, internal Revenue, for ma k
I,n 4'a'eht returns. MIR. Farms
Hs \. vas arrested on Tuesday, the
[o,II2 oy Deputy United Stat s
|,d. flanagan, and on tho fellow
| W., wy brought before Judge Small
ne waived an examination,
|A, y Heid Tor trial in $4,000 bonds.
|a,s, powey, Of st. Adams, APP
b, ~. i" Mr. Farnsworth's ounsel.
b r. -'''y Of the offence with which
|so,,. '~orth is charged, is i'm
Ela,a4 not exceeding three years
Qualification forever from hold
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lFrom Nd Orange oounty Eagle. Yermont.l
THE CROWD INCREASES.

''Dr. Crabtro closed his visits for tho scas,.,
last Monday, after treating greater number
Of patients than at any fprIuer visit. We ne in
formed by Capt Little that his house was crow
ded during the last day Of his stay, many being
Obliged to so away for lack Of time 10 see them.
landlord in neghboging town says that Tin
an experience Of 2S years in hotel keeping, ha
has never known travelling physician to in
crease the number of his patients ut each visit
anu 10 draw 80 highly a respectable class of per-
sons as Dr. Crahtro does. Birfvn ~ Stamford
Dr. Crabtro has the best suit Of Offices in New
England, al 81 Main Street, Hartford Conn,
where he has boon located seven years. A COM
petcnt physician is retained there while the Doe
tor gives his whole attention entirely 10 Chronic
Diseases n B.-Ihe best people ia city and
state recommend him.
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CROWDS FOLLOW.

A greater number than heretofore visited Lit
tlc's Hotel last week. on the occasion OF the
fourth regular monthly visit olithe Sanatorian TO
this town. lnvads hearing OF the great sue
cess Of the Doctors treatment, came in largo
crowds, on foot, who we're able, and in carriages
and the last day, so great was the demand, that
many were obliged TO return without the pre-
scription. His medicines are agreeable to take.
and most wonderfully efdcacious in results He
makes one more visit here this Fall, and FROM
ises to return in the Spring Barton W. STAN
durd
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EAGLE BREWERY.
ROUSE'S POINT. n. Y

Tho subscribers having leased the above
Brewery for term Of years, having rcftted 1t
with all the moeern improvements, are now pre-
pared to furnish the public with a superior quail
" of Pale Cream Ale and Porter, manufactured
from the best Barley, Malt and Hops, that can
be procured. Our Alcs will, at all times, be uni
form i'll color flavor and body, and no pains will
be spared to suit the incest tastes for malt iqu-
ors. Should any ale sent out by the subscribers
be not as pure as Recommended, the money will
be returned or the ale replaced with as good an
article as the purchaser may direct. All orders
promptly attenked to.
Address BUTLER a POTTER.
l9l-tf Iouse's Point, n. y.
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CORPORATION MEETING Tho legal yot-
\ ers the village OF st. Adams are hereby
notified TO meet 1t the Court Room ON Wcdues
day, the list day OF January next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, FOR tho purpose Of clecting the
village aud to see whether the corporation will
vote TO raise and appropriate money to pay the
present indebtedness ofthe village, and to mako
further appropriations for the construction and
repair Of sidewalks and highways within the
village limits TO pay expenses of fire depart.
ment, aud also TO act on the adoption Of any by
laws or amendments of those already adopted,
which may be presented for consideration, and
10 transact any other business thought proper
when met. A. j. SAMSON,
Clerk of Corporation.
ST. Adams, Dec. II, 1867. l952w
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The freight tool-house, just South
Of the Freight House in this village,
was consumed by fire, between II and
II o'clock Wednesday night. The
origin of the fire is not known.
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state Necs.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Rev. Geo n. Webber is to supply
the desk Of the Congregational Church
at Danyile, for the present
LAMolLLr COUNTY.
4 new insurance company called
the Lamoiile Mutual Live Stock In
surance Company, is being organized
with its Headquarters at Hydepark.
An act of incorporation was granted
at the last session Of the Legislature.
A catamount six and one half feet
in length, and weighing one hundred
pounds, was killed in the town Of
johnson. on the 18th inst
George Downor, who not long since
removed to Wisconsin, died week be-
fore last.
George Cinnamon, Of Hydepark,
had IN arm broken by falling from q
bridge, aud now rcceiv five dollars
per week on an accident policy.
Messrs. Stafford OF Morrisyille have
a new Touring mill in operation.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mr.. John Kdder, of Irasburgh, died
very suddeely on the 10th.
Mr.. Samuel +, Cook, of Glover, was
visiting at the house Of Dyar b. Skin
uer in Greensboro. the same dav when
he died almost instantly. He was
aged u.
ORANGE COUNTY.
A son of Hocl Sayre, of Thetford,
was so injured 10y log rolling upon
him that death ensued
Bradford has a Farmers Club
Weclip the following from the Brad
ford Opinion:
Leonard q Day keep a first-class
Drug Store in this village, and we arc
glad to know they nre doing a good
business. They understand the bene-
fits of advertising literally, and bust
ness men who advertise literally are
always the best men to trade with
They have on hand a fine assortment
Of perfumeries. toilet articles, etc. for
holiday presents.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Rt. Rev. John II, Hopkins, OF YER
mont, preached in Trinity Church on
the evening OF the 18th, and con
frmed three persons.
The church and society of which
the Rev Lewis Francis is pastor, ut
Castle ton, have increased his salary
to 81, 800.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
In the breach Of promise case, Julia
f. Ashley VS. Charles Topper, the la
dy recovered 81 900 The Ascutney-
Vile murder case has been continued
to the May term.
Col. Samuel Mutt and wife of Hart
ford, celebrated their Golden Wed
ding at Peaso's Hotel, on Tuesday
evening, Dec. II. The gathering was
very large and the exercises interest
ing.
The time for the redemption of th'
bills of the Woodstock Bank expires
J next month.
wINDHAm COUNTY.
The Ph@ni.c says;
The Union Church at West Dovel
has recently been reorganized into {
Congregational ORTHODOXY Church
and is to apply for admission to the
Windham Conference of Churches. --
The society have prospered finely I'M
: der the ministry of l.. w. Bingham
having repaired its house OF worship
and the attendance upon the regulaI
Sabbath service and Sabbeth schools
being larger than for many years pre-
: yious. He is to close his labors witt
them on the first OF January.
, Rev. N. Pierce has rendered his res
: ignation as pastor of the Baptis
S Church at Bellows Falls, to take eiiec
about The first of February.
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'lae Ladies' Fair and Festival at
'lemy Hall on Thursday evening
y week, was a gratifying success.
''nount realized was about $3.50.
"'' Adams Band was present a
''l Of the evening, aud discours-
"ue OF their best music, much to
'Fsasure Of all who were in attend
I III this connection it, is not
" 70 say that the st. Adams Band
-'A'ng rapid improvement. and
I services will, we doubt not, be
greatly sought for.
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eases told at sight. y
NOTICE.

Examination and advice 81 90. Quacks civc
free advice, but advice worth anything is paid
for Cases found past hope free, and they will
not be treated. Patients visited out. Treat
ment at reasonable price, furnishing his Homoo-
Botanic Remedies for one or two months, for
So 90 TO SIS 90 n month
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SCROFULA.

.. some time ago We mentioned the ease of 4
young girl in Vermont, attended by DR.. Crabtre
of this city, who suffering from serofilous
enlargement of the neck, photograph showing
that the neck was much wider than her facc.--.
Under Or. Crsbtrcs treatment she has so far rc-
covered that the enlargement has entiEly sub
sided, and persons who saw her in tlsiA city tow
days ago consider the curp most reinarkablc.n-
Courdhf ~ Ji,ly Do 1865
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The stockholders of the St. Al
. Gas Light Company, hold a
.,rc TO elect Directors on the 9th
i,,rary next. We hope they will
, "a have better gas.
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LsTRAY cows -Strayed from the pastuer
IL Of the subscriber on the 10th inst, one red
and one brindle two years old cows; the ear OF
one of them somewhat muulated. Any infor-
nation leading to their discovery, will be suita-
bly, rewarded THEODORE W. SMITH.
81. Adams, sept. a, 1867. lsi-tf.
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ing office in the United States. All
the parties implicated are well known
in this vicinity, and the affair necessa-
rally occasions some little excitement
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THE MAYOR OF HARTFORD

Ccrtiios that A. D. Crabtre, ~ D., is known to
nc As regular practicing physician OF this city,
OF good reputation also that he il Coroner and
Health Officer Of the city. \. 5. STILLMAN
Hartford CT. Mayor
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(tRACE's CELEBRATED SALvE cures in q
" very short time cuts burns, scaida, wounds
bruises, sprains, erysipelas salt rhcum, ring
ou- chiiblains sc.
i IS prompt ia action. removes pain at once
and reduces ,hc most angry looking swcllmgs
and infamations ae if by magic thus affordng
relief and com olctc cure.
SETH ". FOWLh d SON Propriotors, IS
fremont ST.. Boston, and for sale ~ Druggists
generally. I94-lw
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CHRIsrsrAs. The day was generally
observed in ST. Adams as holiday.
The merchants for the most part
closed their stores, aud there was little
trading except by those in search of
presents. Santa Claus, from all we
can learn, made large number of Wis
its. and dispensed his gifts with n Law
ish hand. Appropriate services were
held in the Episcopal Church, the Rev.
j Isham Bliss, officiating. An excel
lent sermon was preached, and the
singing, under the direction of Mr. f.
p. Phillips was uncommonly good.
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1T Works Like a Charm

This IL the best family remedy, to cure all
kinds of pain, you ever tried.
II is clean, ssfe and delicious TO use. and if
You use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each bottle. Buyit of the Drug
gist or Merchant whore You trade II they have
not got it on hand they will send for it, at your
request and sell yon the genuine Rennes Pain
Killing Magic Oh, at tho manufacturers lowest
price at retail.
WM. REENE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
turer, Pittshed Mass.
Sold in ST. Adams by all Druggists, Weeks &
Reynolds, Grocers. IN Swanton Falls 10y ID. I.
Morrill,. tl79-ly-eow
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The time for the redemption Of
Union Bank Bills, Swanton. eX-
!, January II, 1865.
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SCuOFULoUS CATARaH AND
CONSTRUCTION CURED.

Mrs. Ioring Chase. of PcachaB, requests us
10 publish the following: II have been aninyalid
under medical care above years, and unable 10
do any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrb.
and at last Consumption. - Being on
the Sanatorian. by his treatment | have got
we'll. In a short time have sDnn 40 skcins of
yarn and do my house-work. | have now no
cough, night sweats, or any other difficulty.
MRS. LORING CHASE.
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There being no city papers pub
I'd Yesterday, Christmas, we are
~ 10 give our usual market re-
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rbsre arc about ninety students
e.rdanco al the New Hampton
.artion, at Fairfax.
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r,iaay, Dec. ~, 1857.
Locdi NeWs.

our friends ia the several towns
y" olioining counties will confer a
Ar '. a, son ling us all tons of local news
am, m Ter their observation. Con-
nh ,,nll in al cases, give their names,
t''' ..,ily for publication, but as gnaran-
,nih No matter about the form Of
.,,lmtions give MS tho "Hubjoct mat
Twill put il into SHAPE.
.,,sr 70 ApyEHrIsEns The TRANSCRIPT
PM. the circulation in 81. Adams OF
printed in the state. It's circulation
Y increasing throughout Franklin and
|. lie Counties.
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iaTaoMcRY.-The Advent Chapel
h''gomery Center is now under
r thorough repairs, adding much
\ Interior appearance and comfort.
I Geo, II. Child, Of North Hyde
1is now laboring half of the time
/. 'a's church. George A. Barrett
,.T'aK has opened singing class
A'ntgomery. Sentinel.
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Patrick Dnnavan, a freight Con-
-ar FIJI between the cars Of his
Il at Milton, Thursday forenoon,
n mn over him killing him in
eflv
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ST. AERAN $,


All Feinaie Complaints, (eNcept Internal Can
ccr;) Irregularities, Proapsus, Mercurial and
Seminal Diseases. and Tauts Of the Blood, &c.
DR.. G. has made visits to Vermont since 1861,
and for five entire past months in Orleans and
Caledonia Couutips
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-12-27


From the Rlchford Sentinel we
30 iAat Charles S Royce of that
b who has dealt in horses. consid-
for the last ten years, has sold
40 horses during the past year.
'Pm sold for 81, 900, another for
One single horse brought $50,
10 others 800 each. He has
alr high priced horses in his
Oae span of bay mares cost
" anl he has 4" Ben Franklin -
By Cooler" The former he
is MSl 90, the latter at 500. i;