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RETURN OF WARD BEECHER.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher returned
to his pulpit on the 22d ult. Plymouth
church VAS packed to it's utmost capae-
ity, and hundreds went away unable to
obtain even standing room. Mr..
Beecher selected his text from the sec.
ond epistle Of Timothy, 18th verse :
"For I know whom I have believed,
and am persuaded that he is able to
keep that which. l have committed un-
to him against that day." He said
that in an ago ike ours, when men are
divesting nature Of her mysteries,
through tho light Of science, there is 4
strong tendency to absolute materialism
much to the disadvantage, 10 many in-
stances, Of those who, being in the
Christian arena, ought to be fully and
enthusiastically Of the Christian faith.
There is, on account Of this tendency
to materialism, : seeking for . means
to = draw down the invisibility Of Col
and his infinite, concealed purposes 10 Z
level within the scope Of human reason
and to rest it all on logical sequences.
He deprecated this. Facts and deduo-
tions from facts are but substantialities,
all within tho confined compass Of hu-
man. reason, but faith j. everywhere,
a. is God, and the Christian should
have that faith enthusiastically with
out awakening il 70 any extent whatsv:
er By bringing it in contact vikh .seer.
vations Of any kind. The most impor-
tant truths are those which cannot be
subjected to physical proof. Thus in
the realm Of sight men know eertain
things 10 be true, which are taken fol
granted They do the same in taste
There is no reasoning about 1t. Thu
case i, the same in honor and in love,
The highest religious truths are tste,
than the shining Of the sun. This d
an argument in favor Of faith, and faith
is moral power to every one ; moral
power ID meet The vicissitudes Of th<
world, to calm ono: in it, and moral
power to meet God aud eternity. The
Christian. i religion has como down
through ages, and successfully combat
ed opposition Of al kinds, and there il
presnmptive evidence in the mere fact,
that il is the highest truth Of God
Those who support it do not go out t.
do battle With roses in their hands, but
With tho simple and irresistible powe,
Of truth. Faith IL certainty and who
ever strives to take certainty out Of re.
iigion, strives to take the marrow out o.
the, bone. The. spirit of Christianity il
one Of confidence and ephilosophie con
viction. Mr.. Beecher did not reason
against ths habit If reasoning about:rs
ligiots Matters, but against mankind
not believing that faith precedes every
thing here. As soon - men make
more money than is necessary for thei'
daily wants, they With the most soru
pulous care look about for = safe kind
Of Investment The most careful in
vest in real estate: Why! Because
| it is immovable. 50 10 God. Th'
soul is the means Of investment, ant
the accrued interest is joy in eternity
The soul is 4 greater treasure than gold
because il never becomes 1dissipated
and beside Il nevor dies. Tho spcake
concluded by reasoning that there is NJ
Ipart Of religion which 10 the best par
oft, It il all good, and oil God: :
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4 COLD sLooDED 1uaDER.

The Detroit Po.s gives the partiicu
IAN OF cold.blooded murder which oc
CURED 10 that city on tho 2lst ult. =
hiram Le Plant, tho murdered man
vas :. . wealthy farmer, some ffty year,
o. sge' Being widower, he proposed
marriage to Miss Bushey, the daueh
ter OF . neighbor, and she. partl,
tnrough the earnest solicitations Of he,
family and partly on account Of hi,
wealth, and possibly through hone,t id.
m!iration, accepted him. But in 20 dc.
ing she was obliged to break a preyiou.
engagement with young man namt d
hobert Corbctt. Who has since that
tune entertained the most deadly ha.
tred toward both parties, threate i1p
the lite Of both should they attempt te
get married: Meeting Le Plant some
TWO weeks since, herthrcatened to shoot
him, in tones that denoted his stead.
last @ purpose to prevent the marriage Al
allShazards.
Fearing tor the safety Of his bstroth.
ed, Mr: LIE Plant brought her to the
city and procured = boarding place fol
her on Jefferson avenue, where she VA
to remain until their marriage, which
vas to take place during tie present
week. Corbett traced her to the citv.
and on the day in question as Le Plant
and his af6anced returned from ride,
having left their carriage at the Grand
River House and started to walk to Miss
Bushey's boarding house, Corbctt over
took them. Stepping up to the lady's
side, he uttered something in 4 low
tone, upon which she started back in
surprise, thus bringing the TWO men
face to face, when instantly Corbett
presented pistol to the others breast
and fired. lie Plant staggered back
ward, and missing his hands iu the air,
exclaimed, "My God, I'm shotw and
fell to the sidewalk a corpse.
Corbett, without 4 moments pause.
drew 4 box Of cartridges from his pock.
ct ard commenced loading his pistol,
With tho avowed intention of shooting
the lady, but was frustrated in his de-
signs BY the prompt action Of those who
Witnessed the assassination. He vas
Immediately arrested, and is still in
confinement. The murderer is a young
man, 22 years Of age, and mechanic.
An ELoPRdEE7 < I61a THE CANA
DIAN ARlsTOcRACY.
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Goods can be sold.
Call and see their goods when you 70 to
St. Paul.
CATHCART h CO.,
1872 Third st.,
~ ST. PAUL, MINI.
Nay 10th. 1867. ven2o:ly
INSURANCE
AGENCY.
QEes one door sesta Of CLARK ! Co...
j . E. w E S T,
ET N A,
or Hartford, Conn.
HARTFoR o,
OF Hartford. Conn.
U NDE RWRiT:E RS;
ACE Ncf,
OF New York.
nv. ACCIDENTAL.
U UNIVERSAL. LIFE,
or New York.
Policies written on short notice BY
sn2s-ly J. &. WEST, Ae.at.
St. PAUL IRON STORE.
N1COLs, DEAN l. CO.,
Iron, Nails, steel, Hardware,
sso,.., 1s.s.r.' Stock, .-:.7s?
RUBBER L LEATHER Betting, SAWS,
Wagon and carrisss Material, 10.
H. lsss TAira It., u. raul, ,lis..
JOIN x1coIs. Y. !: DnAx. ?. 11lx1Y.
v9n1o1Z -:--
:. WILLIAM LEE,
DRY GOODS 4 NOTIONS,
l. No. 166 Th,rd Street,
sT. PAUL, MINI.
- H. 4 : j.. -.
Ny arrangsmsnts With one Of the Oldest
Importiag and Jebbing Houses Of TIE East,
and hsving buyer il The market an III
time, and buying my Goods oil for cash,
\ Minnesota Merchants will ind bargains aa
oil times in my Store. - v9n10.1y
JOHNSON & xAsoN,
| BOOTS AND SHOES,
,.. No. 2 Jackson Street, -;
ST. PAUL. M1NN
~ >:<a<. -: --'sz.'fs,:cz.
Orders promptly alled
,. P. JOHNSON, GO. xAsos.
s9nls-1y I'M ''2"s'
3nr,.5
a:1aR. MARVIN: 4, son, T..
u 1xrol1sls AND 5ossEHs or
4 /!% HI at 3f-:iliG9js
Oroclkery, Glassware
<;i ~' E'la1"'3 @5'>" 2ai#]
y AAmfS' ! il
CUTLERY, LOOKING 0LAsszs, /.
), q a I :. .lL>ss::.S I s:s.Sss ss G!a,Itl '.'
2 10 ana 1si 1hira Street,
ST. PAUL, jazz MINI
Boarding: and Day School
i - MaAissn Avenue, @c:s7
NIW RKaC1TY.
IT, MADAME G. MEARs, y
Iu.,,,~ ,nsrea,ad the sueonnodssious 4
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AN -IiiFR0i1l It f1RRi16E.

The Hartford Post relates curious
incident near that city. Mn. Elisa
Barnsley, : young war widow, had been
oourted and won By young lawyer from
Providence, who spent his vacation in
the neighborhood. The day for the
marriage was fixed and all the arrange.
ments made, but At the appointed hour
the bridegroom came not, he had gone
from the town in "a early train. The
brido vas disconsolate, tho friends out
ragged. Worse than oil, the dinner ~
getting spoiled waiting. Seeing this
state of Affairs, one Of the invited
guests, . middle.sgod farmer, Who had
been / secret admirer Of Mrs. Barnsley,
| and whom she had encouraged before
the lawyers adveat, stepped up, offer
Cd to take the groom's place, and vas
accepted. They were mauied, ate
their dinner, and promise g make a
happy eouPae, :. s.s.> I'll
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1ssE NAY talk Of love b . cottage,
And bowers of trellised vine, :.
Of nature bewitcbingly simple,
And nilkmaids half divine.
But give ne sly Airtation
BY the light of . chaAdelier; ass.
With nusie to play IN IL paases,
And nobody very nsar.
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11I 1ePER's AUTUMN soIILeeu1
Leaves hsvs their tinet iii,
Andso likswise have i; :,
The reason, toa . the sane,
Doth ooass Of getting lry..
1ut here's the difference 'tWixt them and ne,
I saa more harder and more frequently. '
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|CATHCART &. co:

| |CATHCART & co.
#f.&<1@ +. =.
Are receiving almost daily ths most beau
tifal styles Of
Silks and Dress Goods,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Linens, sheetings, &C., &C.,
sHAwLs,
Bradlsys New style Hoop Skirts
&c.: &C.. &c.
Their stock 10 kept 20 we'll assorted that
you can hardly ak for any hing In the
Dry Goods line, but you win ind there,
st the
lowE3 rio
Goods can be sold.
Call and ses their goods when you 20 TO
st. Paul.
CATHCART l. CO., |
1872 Third st.,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Nay 10th. 1867. vsn2o:ly
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. uCKlloR, ToLMAN / CO
J. lsuoosssons TO =. ". aI.o. slxs,)
B,sksr'. Bloel, Saint Ge,msin Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINI
Take pleasure in informing their friend
aad the citizens Of 81. Cloud aud Northsr
Minnesota that they have just complete
their Fall and Winter stock Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS
DYE sruFFs,
Glass, Glassware.
And al other articles usually found in {
asst-elass Drug House. ..-
! Agents for al tho
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
A full line Of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNIES
| KEROSENE OIL, ALCOHOL,
Pure Wines and Liquors.
! TOILET GOODS .
From tho best French, English, German
and American factories, comprising
PoMADEs, CoLOGNEs, EXTRACTS
for The handkerchief, .-e.
| SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
Aad oil the latest cosmetics Of the season.
The aboye goods were bought for cash in
tAs Eastern markets, and viii be sold at .
small margin.
~ German spoken.
T1CKN0R, T0LMAN L CO..
st. Cloud. Oct. 24eh. 1865. v9nl4
New Goods! New Styles !!
Low Prices!
]. w. A6ETZR0TH,
| n E RCHANT TAILOR !,
hasjust received . large lot Of
Cloths and Cassimeres,
OF new and fashionable styles, for spr:ag
and summer wear-wln be sold cheap.
A large stock Of ="
Ready-made Clothing, 81.
obtained specially for this market, and
warranted to be Of excellent quality.
A complete assortment Of
aentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
including
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS l. GLOVES,
. Cloth, Felt and other Hats and Caps
..~ Of tho latest styles, -
And tie Best KID GLOVES in the msrket.
Call and examine my stock.
J. W. METzROTH.
St. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1868. v9Al1-tf
UNION MILLS - -<.,
Flour and Feed Store.
TlHE Proprietors Of tho above Millshavs
opened sslesroom in the large ware
house on st. German street, adjoining the
Express Office, where . constant supply Of
|FLOUR,
FEED,
&c., &c.,
Nay be found.
The highest price paid in cash for wheat
GoRTON l. BURBANK.
st. Cloud, Msy 2eth, 1864. v6n44.
L. HENRY & CO.,
Staple & Fancy Groceries,
| PROVISIONS,
caocxfay, TN, ~alo sHtlf HAaosaaE.
A good assortmest aloay. On hand.
FARMERS PRODUCE BOUGHT AND
- nEsz@sS SOLD. @f.G
81. GERMAN st., west Of Jefferson ~,
ST. CLOUD, nle MINI.
sT. CLOUD BOOK STORE,
). NJ. R0sENBERGER,
l1ooxsrz1xx, srA TONER Z xzwyD1A1xl
Has s,waya On hand . Fine Assortment Q,
books and Stationery
THE LATEST PAPERS 4 MAGAZINE
the STANDARD scnoolsooks. !. /.
And everything usually found in : fri
class Bookstore. V6nl0-t1
NEW LIVERY STABLE
Chas. e. Foster & Go
i r have opened new
uvEkY. SALE. AND DoAholae sTAsl
In Hansons stable on Richmond avenul
whore they will key 1t oil times,
for the use Of the pub.
~~1>~l:l
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Boarding and Day School, '|
~ u0als0A AVon0e, ~.sT
= " rs x 4 :>;aa% E-,;t > t-,5.
NEW YORK KaC1TY.
MADAME 6. AEARs.

Ha,inr insrsas,d ths sseonnedations fer
pupils, desires 70 inform her patrons That
ehe 10 able to oSsr the advantsges Of her
Ineaitution to . larger number Of Yonng
IAllao. y ~ Is sis&S
Frensh IL the language Of IL school.
Nalano n. refefs 70 ~. ,. Aitehen,
Ieo.. Set. Clsud, aad: :M. I. 1ee, 1sq:, Mn
neepslis. - x. s1.,.s aaV'oe
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Ny arrangements with one Of the Oldest
Importiag and Jebbing Houses Of Tie East,
and having Q buyer IL The market III The
time, and buying my Goods oil for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will ind bargains at
Ill times in my Store. - v9n1S.1y
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squars for the Arst inssrtioa, aud 81 y xesats Per
oQusrs fue each subsequent insertion.
! Attorneys ordsrias In legal advsrtisemsnts are
REGARDED % accountable for the Of the same
les there 10 special agreement to charge the sane
to another party. fay1snt In al eesss to b made In
advance or upon delivery Of the Afldavit.
Local Notices, Is cents PEI line 70 TRANSIENT, and
loesats per Aas to regular, sdvsrtisers.
1. Notice Of death tsmpls annOuncenentl = cents;
obituary notices, Sce1ts Per line; marriage notice,
70 cents. :
:. Al political, rslisiopa osothsr notices, cents
pr line.
Special place advsrsissasnts to b inserted at
eatee agreed upOa. .4f:SS =
!. YSszly sd'sssl.srs 70 Pay quarterly.
.. Straasses must pay In advance, or gtve salts
octory Ielsrence.
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ssrszs.zest,4. 5.zss5=s.s.
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|, KRoN FLOUR.

The subscriber has just received an assert
nent of Akron Flour made from New White
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state Nc,cs.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The African Mandrill, or man mon
key, which has recently been on ex-
hibition in this State, died at vergen-
mes on Wednesday of last week.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Mr. Charles NJ. Rogers, of the st
Nicholas House, N. Y, will take charge
OF the Mt. Anthony House on the lst
of January.
James Is. Meacham, Esq, of Ben
nington, has been appointed Agent of
the New York Life Insurance Co. for
the County of Bennington.
a son of Horace Harlow, Of Land
grove, aged three years, was drowned
in the mill pond at Clarkville recently.
CHITrENDEN COUNTY.
Henry Stanton, a well known and
respected citizen of Burlington, died
on Saturday evening after a painful
illness Of six weeks, in the 54th year
of his age
John X. Gray has been appointed
liquor agent in Burlington, in place Of
Horace Matthews, resigned. Mr. NJ.
is about removing to Philadelphia.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Guy f. Rowell has resigned the
Office of Postmaster at East Albany,
and Byron n Moore has been ap-
pointed in his place.
The Congregational church at Bar
ton, celebrated its half-century Ami
yersary on Tuesday of last week. The
historical discourse was preached by
Rev. VIM A Robinson.
Mr. Mark Natter has sold his farm
about half mile from Barton for
$4,000, to VIM. II. Martin, of Enos
burgh.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. d. G Mcclure has raised a pep
per the present year which is twelve
inches long and eleven inches in cir
conference.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
At the close Of the Agricultural Fair
at Woodstock last week, the trotting
stallion, Cassius NJ Clay, trotted a
half mile in l22, it being done in his
second mile.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Wm H Jones, of the firm of Trip
& Co., Of Brattloboro, died suddenly
on Monday Of last week, in the goth
year Of his age.
Bellows Fails has one OF the best
water privileges in New England, yet
shops in that place have stood idle
within the last month for want Of wa
ter.
Ira f. Whitman, of South London
derry, recently caught n large owl,
mea surpg five feet from tip to tip Of
wings
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Sprrml Aotires.
SoNd OF IRON.

COKE OF IRON.
| am mighty in the saber,
fiercelv welded bv the brave;
Glorious in the stawart steamer
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Beautoous in the palace pillars,
Saving in the pointed rod,
A. il brings the deadly lightning
Quellcd and harmless TO the sod.
But there il glorious essence
Whore take my grandest power,
Giving 10 the RACE my surest,
Sweetest aid IL dangers hour.
See before me fly diseases
See me darkest hydras bow
See the rose Of health and beauty
Take the palost check and brow.
Ply, Dyspepsia 1y consumption
Yes all ills are crushed at length
For 1 give what human nature
Only ever needed strength
Shall tell in what great essence
! can thus your spirits cheer up?
palhd, trembling, dying suff rer
lis tho famed PERUVIAN SYRUP"
The PeruvianiSyrup is a protected solution o.
the Protoxide OF Iron, a new discovery in medi
cine that strikes at the root of disease by sup
plying the blood with its vital principle or life
clcmont-lron.
The genuine has peruvian Syrup" blown il
the glass Pamphlets free.
J. r. DINsMORE Proprietor,
No. SO Dey St, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. ls5-4w.
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At the close Of the Agricultural Fair
at Woodstock last week, the trotting
stallion, Cassius NJ Clay, trotted a
half mile in l22, it being done in his
second mile
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oraee's CeIebrated saIve.

From JAMES CuRL1N, of Amesbury, Mass.
~ was afflicted with severe felon on one Of
my fingers and tried many remedies without
relief NV friends induced me to apply your
salye. In two days it extracted the inflammation
yv.crk J can almost say that the Salye worked
IKE magic, for effected cure without leaving
sear I unhesitatingly pronounce Graee's saiye
an excellent remedy and do not doubt II VIII be
appreciated throughout the land"
ONLY 20 CENTS A BOX.
SETH W. FOWLE q son, ProprietoFs, u
fremont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
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a paragraph has been going The
rounds OF the papers in this State,
copied from the Boston Herald, that
LaWard A. Sowles. Of st, Adams, had
oeen arrested, and held to bail to APP
pear for trial at the next term of the
superior Court, to be held in Worces-
nt Mass, in Oct. next. We are au-
~0flzed to say that the arrest was
s0"eh up for malicious purposes, and
"Sli appear from the testimony OF
o'lehs of st. Adams, of undoubted
uu'n and character, that the charges
VI which the arrest was made are en-
tlrey false.
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On the oath inst, patents were
granted to the following yermonters.
0'sian c. Monroe, of Poultney, for i'm
proved machine for renovating and
ceaning feathers; Geo b. Ely, of St
lobnsbury, for Improvement in manu-
hcture Of hay and other forks; Geo J..
Nardwell, Of Rutland, for improved
machines for qunrrying stone; W. II.
Wells aud Joseph Hawse, of Newport
Centre, for improved clothes pins.
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The Grand Jury Of Washington
County, at their last sitting indicted
Mr. Atkins, editor of the Arg'ts and
Parrot, for libellous article concern
IN. Nathaniel Eaton, of Middlesex.
Mr. Atkins has also been sued for libel
BY Hon. John Gregory, of Mortified.
Mr. Atkins promises interesting "show-
mgs up.
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A meeting to take into considera-
fan the feasibility of forming stock
gnpany for the erection of a new
ir.,.cass hotel at Burlington was held
en- Monday evening. After discussion,
,committee was appointed to consid-
r. the whole subject and to report at
an adjourned meeting to be held in
lan weeks.
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The annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Medical Society will be held at
Montpelier, on the 10th and 18th of
October The subject assigned for dis
nssion is, The Medicinal Springs Of
Vermont" upon which a paper will be
presented by Dr. w r. Hutchinson,
Of Enosburgh The various railroads
oil the State carry for fare one way
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hr. j. p. Goddard, of st. Adams,
raS purchased the Union House at
,''u'ofd' Park" is well known to
w., ~ travelling public, and the Union
''u'e under his superintendent will
V' one OF the favorite institutions of
the county.
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wAsmSoroN, d. c., Af.f' IS, 1861.
office Of Internal Rerenrc Having received
satisfactory evidence lhat aha proceeds of tho
enterprise conducted by the Washington library
Company viii be devoted to charitable uses, nor
mission IN hereby granted to said Company to
conduct sneh enterprise exempt from all charge.
whether from special tax or other duty.
T.. A. ROLLINS,
Comm isaioncr
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FINHE lipy. Edward A. wilson viii send Gree
L Of cnarge) to all who desird it, the prescrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of q
lung affection and that dread disease Consump-
ton. HE only object is to benefit the afflicted
ana he hopes every sufferer viii try this prcscrip-
ton, as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Nllllamshnra. kinga CO.. Now York. l6G-lv
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4 GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years from
"A nervous debility, and premature decay, and
al tho effects @! youthful indscroton, viii, for
the sake of suffering humanity. send free TO ali
who need it, the receipt and directions for maxi
ing the simple remedy 10y which hc was cured
Sufferers wishing 90 profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 50 by addressing, ia perfect
confidence, JOHN i. OGDEN,
IG6-ly 4 Cedar street New York
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Mr. A. II. Danforth, of this vii
hage has sold his Ryan" mnre to
Jack Nodine', Of Brooklyn, y. Y, ior
S4Oo' also a bay golding to Mr.. Par
sons Of Hartford, Ct, for $3.50. Both
l0Ises were sired BY Columbus.
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The Concert ut Academy Hall
Wednesday evening, was well attend
4 and the rendering of the Flower
o,sen' was highly creditable to those
rso took part in it. The second con
.rt comes off this Thursday even.
inn Part | Of the Programme will be
,rtirely changed.
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-. The fifteenth anniversary of the
o, sanitation of the Congregational
Injury 1u'cn at franklin Centre, will be cele-
: 'Sea on Wednesday, Oct. 9th. Rev,
as . French, formerly pastor of the
1''cn' VIII preach a sermon ON the
Occasion 49,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-04

Of oa :. Mr.. Sidney P, Gates,
Do;a H. adams has recently been APP
ma eu pepnty COLLECTOR of Customs,
H. win Mr. James p, Davis, lately in
STAT customs Office at Burlington, is
'''ned at Windmill Point.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-04

81 -, Un@rles j, SAKE, Esq, formerly of
n A'Oans, died at his residence in
NJ J. ~ On Wednesday, from the effects
= shock of paralysis. His age was
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-04

For it il Magic Ointment and will destroy and
cure felons, Fever Calonicl, Erysipelas and
Scroiua sores, Ivy Poison rheumatism, Group,
Diptheria, cute, Burns. Bruises &c. And is al
80 good for pains in the Back Side and Chest,
and is a specific for Man on Boast
). r. DAY, Agent,
l03-ly st. Alhans
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-04

0, Inc Fonrth annual reunion of
,.'; 4On' ofbcers, will be held at Mont
i ~ the cath inst. Gems. ". T.
g.. ''oks. W. II. Smith. NJ. T. McMa-
er,. una Coy Hartman, Of n. H., arc
''psefed to be present,