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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Kew 5. NJ. Merrill of Platsburg. lately
OF North Adams, may he dead, but he
wasn't drowned in the Ssranac, ms re.
ported the other day. The suit of
clothes which he had on at the time of
his disappearance has been found in a
cnlvert about two miles from the place
OF the accident and Identified by Mrs
Merrill. an the lady has also discovered
that her husbands suits have been myste-
riously distracted.
The whole increase in the membership
in the Congregational churches in the
last year in Vermont has been 1864.
being twice as many as the year before.
and more than twice the average number
received for the last eight years.
The New York (EpiscopaD Thelo-
gical Seminary graduated class of four.
teen on Thur.day June 27, Bishop Hop
kins delivered the charge to the class.
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\ correspondent of the COaady Gcauc-
man made clean sweep OF the curranl
worm, which was destroying his currant
and goosebcrry bushes by thorough dust
ing of a mixture of equal parts of plaster
wood ashes and Stacked lime.
The Investigation into the causes of
abortion in cows, for which an appropra.
ton WAS made by the late legislature of
New York. has been commenced by Prof.
John c. Dalton, aided by scientific
assistants
The Brazliln and Paraguyan armies
had severe engagement on the DIST of
May, in which the latter were defeated
with great loss. Brazil has just ordered
1000 more breech leaders from the Uni
ted States.
Affairs in IIayti continue badly revolu.
tionized. Three border towns have
pronounced in favor of annexation to San
Domingo, and Gen Rodriguez was
condemned and executed by court mar
Iial on the 18th of June.
Besides Commissioner Beckwilh and
Mr. Chickering, Napoleon has made
Charles Perking, Elias Howe, Samuel y.
Ruggles, Lawrence Smith. Goodwin Bir.
ney and Marcus Kennedy and Mulat
knights of the legion OF honor
The government wrecking boat Gen
Iotten, at Memphis, blew up the wreck
OF the confederate gunboat jeff Thompson,
on TUESDAY, and is now preparing to blow
up the BeaIregard. Both vessels were
sunk IN the battle off Memphis
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NAsBY HAS AN UNPLEASANT DREAM
WHILE WITH TIE PRESIDENT on Ills TOUR
TO BosroN.
Methawt wuz in Moo Orleans at
ga,hcrin Nv the Faithful, who wuz called
together for the purpose of considrin wat
to do. Sum fcw-Lunes,reet, Gov.
Brown, and jeff Tbomps> n--wuz IN ia.
vor NV submission, and he'd got the ma
jority Nv the Southern people to agree
with 'em that there was no yoose NV fur
Their resistance, and they wuz ist about to
so declare, when VallandiGham, Ben
Wood, Toucey, MorIisy, Voorhees,, and
a score or two more Nv that kind rushed
in aud begged NV 'em to hold out. "Why
submit p sed ValIandigham, even
sust,i 700. The Northern Democrisy
is a giant which kin yet perfect 700.
Hes in his prime and strong enuf yit
to carry 700 throo twice the troubles witch
threatens VOC. Depend onto us-wc'lI
carry yoo.'
And the Southerners whcppcl over TO
their side and yelled fierccy, no sub
missionl' and immcjclly the entire bilin
NV 'em starii North with these mon to
ascertain the strength and carryin' capaci
ty NV the Nuthern Dimccri-y. Methawt
the party Travelled and Travelled, until
finally they come to a vast plain N Ken
lucky, onto witch WIZ extcndd PROSTATE
the form Nv a Giant. 1t wuz Giant.
immense in statoo, emaciated to the last
degree. lis limbs he'd bin strong, his
teeth terrible, and his trunk massive, but
but it was plane to see that he was peg
gch out and and look Mt its face showed
why it wuz 50. Dissipation he'd rcdoos,
him TO h,l plessnss. His face wuz bloated
and bloc, his eyes wuz sot and ghastly,
his chest wuz hollcr and sunkcn. his legs
like pipe stems, and ulcers, boils, sores,
brooses and cortoo-hens kivered him
from head to foot, as he drawcl his
breath with a effort.
lie lay groanin and croanin
Randall wuz tenderly ieedin him out
Nv huge bottle labeled "Appntmcnts"
which appeared TO give it temporary
strength, but the effect NV that wuz lost,
hv President John>on's dosin him with an
offrn-ive smelin mixtcr labeled "l'olicv,"
every swalIcr NV witch wood throw him
into n spasn. Gov English was rubin
one arm with lnamcnt Randall gave
him and had succeeded in getting up a
little circulation in it
Wat is :his p asked the Souiherncrs
Northern Dimocrisy!" sed English,
rubin away vigorously.
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NEW York, July, S.-Thc Express
Washington special says it is understood
the government will demand satisfaction
Of Mexico for the arrest of Santa Anna,
rs the officers of the Virginia made oath
that she was anchored three and one half
miles outside the marine league at Sisal.
1t is not believed Santa Anna has been
shot, az he was at Campcache the day
before he is said TO have been shot at
Sisal.
A report that the rinderpest had made
its appearance at Cuxsack-ie, y. Y has
caused great excitement in that section.
a careful examimalian shows that the
deaths were caused by pleuro pneumonia.
The London and Paris papers comment
with great severity upon the execution of
Macmillan, and bitterly denounced the
cruelty Of Jurcz in permitting it. In the
French Senate, the other day. Baron
Dupin sand that the responsibility Of
the crime rested with the United States
The Rio Jancrio population lately
became so excited over the cruel treat
ment OF II woman AMI her child by her
three brothers that they turned out en-
M asse and created such disturbance that
the cavclry were called on to dispense the
rioters which they did by charge in
which several persons were killed.
The receipts from internal revenue last
week were over S7,500,O0o, AMI the
amount Of gold in the vaults Of the treas
ury, on the lst of July, was Sl0S, $780,
coo, OF which amount $4,000. 900 was
held on certificates, This amount will be
reduced by the payment this month of the
interest on the iyctwenty and other
bonds, in all amounting to SlS,000,-
600.
The peach trees in Delaware are said
to be grooming under a burden Of fruit
The States of the Pacific coast are as
populous and rs wealthy rs were the
whole Colonies in the time of the Revo-
luton
The Louisville, Ky, Rsrd'H gives the
lit Of officers of two agricultural fairs to
be held this fall in Barren county.
Somebody has calculated that the time
and st, ength wasted in one years churn-
ing wuild build railroad across the con.
tinent.
Secretary Kiippart, of Ohio, has ascer.
tanned that there are about fifty different
draining tile manufactures in Ohio.
A correspondent of the Coqnty Geat'e-
paa complains that his own and his
ncighhors' Brahma setting hens eat their
eggs badly.
Factory cheese at little Falls. n. Y,
June II, was selling at 1ja15t per
pound; from diaries, 10al4.
Air slackcnel lime sprinklel over cur
rant bushes will prove perfect preventive
to the ravagcs OF the currant worm. so
says correspondent Of the Ru'M New
loricr.
There will be horse fair at BuT,lo,
commencing August l3th. and To- continue
four days The premiums offered amount
to $1,000 Hon. j. G. Wells. preSi-
dent, and II. Willard, Secretary.
A pounl of copDcras dissolved in four
gallons Of water an poured over the sink
three or four times will, it is sal -, com
pletely destroy all offensive odor
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The GREAT EUROPEAN Circus. The
e"tree Of this troupe into Lynn, on We'd
nc-day next, will naturally create some
excitement, as it will be such spectacle
as is rarely seen anywhere. The unique
/. character of tie dresses of the riders, the
curious cars and splendil cqnptges, to
say nothing of the sight of a living lion
being quietly drawn through crowded
streets, cannot fail to excite interest of an
unusual character. Some idea to what
the ",how" is TO be, and the character of
the entertainment which is to he offered
may he obtained from the following cx
tract from letter from Alilileton Conn.
printed in Hartford paper -
Talk about yonr crowds at your cleo
ton ceremonies, it was nothing to the
crowds that were here to witness the
entrance Of the grand and imposing
pageant Of the European Circus From
early dawn the people from the country,
with their wives and babies, came flock
Ing in until Main street was perfect jam.
he schools were depleted of most of their
Muse to see the expected sight. At
about half past nine o'clock the sound Of
distant music broke upon our ears, and
shortly magnificent procession appeared
in view, reminding one of the triumphant
entrance of the Crusaders into some wall.
ed city which for long time they had
be.eiged. There were gay knights in
gliStening armor, ladies IN court costume,
chariots and horsemcn A live lion,
seated on the top Of Il magnificent chariot
seemingly AS tame as kitten A small
carriage, drawn by Lilliputian horses, all
preceded by II splendid brass band, and
rs they passed through the several streets
gaz.d with wonder ard establishment
But ii the street procession was grand,
the performance inside the vast tent was
more Son shor:, it was no humbug, but
fully eqnalIed the aniclpltions raised by
the handbills posted and lay the entrance
OF the grand show into the city. The
riding was excellent, the gymnastics could
not he beaten, while the funny clowns
kept the audience IN roar of laughter
The den of lions was one Of the chief
Objects OF attraction, and the passage OF
Scripture saying that the lion and the
lamb shall lie down together, was literal
ly fulfilled"
We have been informed by parties
who have witnessed the performances at
this Circus that they are all of high
ORDER and many OF them of the most
astonishing character. Our readers are
referred to the advertisement 10. par,icu
lars.-Lyaa Reporter. 2w
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yourself, and asking terms for our Die.
tiouary, is received We shall be pleased
10 accept copy OF your CUomo Litho.
graph Of Veycaacs Eaik acd toward to-day
by express with our compliments, a copy
of our New illustrated Unabridged Die
tionary. We all owe dept of gratitude
we can never repyy. God bless you.
Very truly,
G. & C.MERRtAM
| Those having real estate for sale and
those desiring TO purchase viii do w Il to
Iook at the card of Knapp & Clark, Real
Estate Agents.
The Fourth passed more quietly in
this place than for many years.
THE LIQUOR LAw.-At the opening
Of the June term of the Orleans COUNT
Court, Hon. Ashdel Peck, presiding,
ih charging the Grand Jury gave them
full Instructions IN regard TO violations
Of law against the traffic in intoxicating
liquors and especially in regard TO the
duties aud liabilities of county com
mi,sioacrs, town agents, aud in regard
to the crime of procuring liquor OF agents
by false pretcnscs.
ACCIDENT AT PoRr IINNRY.-Wc are
informed that at Port Henry on Thursday
in one of the ore beds u fearful accident
topk place, killing three men. One of
the couplings TO the train of truck cars
used for conveying ore out of the beds
gave way, letting one CIR run GOO feet to
the bottom of the bed with mot violent
force. Three of the men working below
were instantly killed, and it is rumored
two others seriously wounded.
DECLINED The Ncrmcnter SAYS that
Hon Geo w Cranky has declined the
acceptance of Nicaraguay Consulate.
recently placed at his disposal by the
State Dep irtment.
Recent arrivals at the Bread Loaf
Inn, Ripton, Vt.
Scion Clark, Salisbury Chas. Bulklcy,
Rrookiell, Vt; Daniel Murray, burlington;
Mr.. Mrs. Victor Wright, MIR Il NJ Albert
y W',,h,Irs uo ,a'' Tipn'a"'
Hammond, II. w Hammond Mrs II ".
Hammond, Miss Mart na Hammond, Master
S MidI,ohury t",nor1 ' uo "sah W. I%Hn
ur. Il Mrs John W. Martin. North Ferris.
burgh; Mr.. II Mrs. j. L Dewey Mister
Willis Dewey Mrs: Noble 5. Dewey Miss
N MI IN a,." 'H'N my nSS Ii..
Chicago, H.; Miss Sarah Y. Bell, Phnp BIT.
t H. Esq Mldtlebnry; b. {. hyde, GRANVILLE;
rroJ e F99ta q WiG, VijIehurr W Ur, WIN
IL. Button, East Saginaw, Mich Mrs Wm'
Davis, Henry 5. FoJtc & Wife Providence. II.
l.; DR.. P. II. orter, albany. N Y; R. Ilar-
l,s; w. a'iu " 'Ie, q hopklns wle' MA
nhrcv' trooklyn. n Y. Mss >,cw.n, Ian
J. W. stew ut, Midllebury; Mrs. Il. l. Ohm
stek Mis- Jessie Olmstel, Miss Lille Olmste1,
,, !, NI u Ulss eela I; Merriam Mr. D.
Waugb. St, Lou,s. Wjlinm SIaIe T. Wit " Jnd5
0smoni Abbey Yrs. William Slale, Miss Wary
Z Underwood, Miss Mollie Ford, Miss ennlo
fori' COT Mrs A. ;. Tracy iey James r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A PAINFUL Case of Piles Cured
i BoSroN, April TO- 1862.
wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the pLRsrALriC IozENGEs. ! have
suffered years from the worst Piles, 50 much that
life was II burden. | used everything TO no pur-
pose until found the Lozengcs; In less than a
month was cured have only to resort to them
when costivcncss returns, ami always find instant
relief. $. G.. NEAL.
For sale by ]. $. HARRISON & Coz Projectors
No. fremont Temple, Boston. and by all Drug
is Is, or viii he mailed on receiving GO cts. T13;lw
NnnIrsoMr Notwithstanding acceptable TO
everybody Let all who want the hcs material
for lis production send to their grocer for Pvles
Saleratus, and take no other II lis always put Up
n pound packages.
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Base Ball.

On Thursday, July 4th, a match game
of Base Ball was played on the College
grounds. between the Second Nine of the
" Fearnaughts and the Battles "a
Junior club of this place AT the begin
ming of the seventh inning the game was
called, on account of the rain, with the
Fearnauahts at the bat Below is the
score at the close of the sixth inning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. SCIIENCK, the Lung Doctor,

TT The Proprietor Of Scuevcks PrIMoN1c
SYRUP, he inventor Of SCuENCK ) hE,pIspMErEE.
tie only instrument that can to a certainty detect
the Nli-htes, muiInur OF The respiratory organs.
This is OF great Importance to DR.. SCiIENCK,
to know the exact condition of the lung, whotier
it is Tuhcrculou-, Pulmonary. Bronchial. Pour-
tie, or DysPcptic Consumption, aud whether it is
both lung, or only one that are Diseased.
II requires constant aud long practice to become
familiar with every sound or railing of deceased
bronchial tube. Patients come to DIR ScnENcK to
get cNamincd that have been examined by then
family physician. wno told them that their lungs
were almost gone; WHEN bv Il close examination
with the Rcsrirnmeter, il is often found that il i,
m affection of the bronchial tuh5 aui by getting
n healthy action OF the liver and tone of the
stomach, the sufferer is soon restored To- health
Sometimes medicine that will stop a cough is Ger.
tain death to tie patient. II locks up The liver
stops the circulation OF the bluod-hwmorrhaue
follows, aHi, in fact, stopping the action OF The
very organs that caused tie cough.
Dr. Schenck will be professionally at hi, rooms
every week, 30 Bond S;rct New York. aud -
Hanover street, Boston, from \. NJ until PM
lie gives advice Tree but Tor thorough examine
aiion with the 'e>piromctor he charge is 80. lii,
medicine, are for sale by all lris.i>t, aud dealers
also illIl supply at all times al his rooms Price
Of the Pulmoric Syrup and Scaweed Tonic. each
ST. PER bottle, or 500 the half do2cn Man
drake i'llls - cents per box. GEO. c. GOOD
WIN CO., IS Hanover Street, Agents for lius-
ton. For sale by all druggists. P37;ly
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DEATH FROM PolsON Edward Saw
yer, IA son Of Franklin Sawyer. of West
field, about five years old, died June p,
from eating Il piece of rhubarb stalk the
evening previous Or his way lone
from school he with other children stopped
at neighbours, where the woman was
preparing zone of the plant for use. She
gave the boy very small place, which he
ate. After reaching HON, he drank
some milk, soon was seized with Il very
severe sickness and great pain, and
died the next day. Another impressive
warning to children, bat especially to
parents, AMI all others, in the care and
watchlulness that should be exercise i
over young children.
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Y O n S
PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GRLIL FEMALE RE.TEDl
FOR IRREGTL1 PI7YESt

have tested these Drops in my own practice,
over ten wears, and do not hesitate to say, that
nothing has yet bech DEVELOPED By ,"c,li,u re-
search. that act, - powerfully, positively, and
harme,~lv, in casc, ct female rrcgulagity as doc,
tt, medicine. In all recent cases it never fall.
while thouslr Is who have been long sufferers, arc
indebted to 1t for the boon Of health TODAY.
Although 50 Pc" criul and positive, they are
PERFECTLY harmless, and may he used at all time.
except when specially forbidden in the directions.
Thcv have been extensively employed bv cni-
nent lh, sicians in France and England rs well a,
in my own practice over ten wears and have
yet to hcar OF the ir>t instance OF failure. could
give ven testimonials Of their efficacy from ladic,
all over the Horthcra and pv icrn States. we're
they not in their nature rNaic. Over 1OC. 00g
bottles have been >oll the past year. aud hope
and trust IL many sufferers have been benefited
| am vel aware that a remedy ~ potent to re.
move all Instructions. may be u,cl tlr 4 bal pur-
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ten may l into the hands Il really needy sui
iercrs.
ToaI who ,orI@e from any ric.ui.ritv. piiaf,l
difficult. excessive, offensive or distracted Aicn
situation, !.JtHrr.o,I or tie rain ul diseases tina.
FHENCu PERIODICAL pEurs. Being luii pre-
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than any Iill- ur powders. ENrli,it directions
bcnriuS my fac-simile, accompany each bottle.
They may hc ol'.iur. If urJrl, cycv druggi- =
in the country, or h' fncl'.iaG tic price to &. g.
CLARK * CO.. New Haven Ct, General 4 CONT,
!Ur the JHitcl States ard tauada
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rAcncNl puispnv.
New Haven, Conn.
Price $50 PER bottle
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little or no chance in diet, no Inconvenience aud
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C,rATE OF VERMONr-District Of

y AVIlsOn. -.
Tie Probate Court for the District of Addison.
To all peisons interested in the c,tntest
RUSSELL NALLET1E
late Of Ndllebury, in said District, deceased.
Greeting:
John Nallette, administrator Of the estate of
Russell Nalletie, deceased, presents his admins
tratiOn account for allowance.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said Probate Court. Mt n session thereof to
he holden at the Probate Office in Mildlebury, on
Monday. the 10Th day Of July next. 1sG7.) at ten
in the forenoon, and show cause, II any
You have why sal account should not he allowed
and such decree or order made a. may be necessary
to close the settlement of sld estate
Dated at Mddlebury, this 18th day of June,
4 u. 1867.
1851 JED S. BUSHNELL Reg ster.
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD
Nmcty Cents on tie Dollar.

Tli> road i, already completed to Jacshureli,
$40 miles west OF OMAHA and is fully equppr |,
and trains re -ulallv running. o.cr it. The
Company In, row on hand sufficient iron. ties,
etc to finish the remaining portion to the eastern
base Of the /, cly Mountains, II mites, which is
under contract to he done in September If this
year. ami it Is expected tiat the cnlre road will
be in running order from Omaha to its western
connection with the Central Pacific, now being
rapidly built eastward from Sacramento, Cal,
lurInu 1S-n-
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures of

y NITINOn. y.
BY tile Probate Court tur Tire District Of addison.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of
ISAAC FISHER.
late of Ow,l, in said district, deceased.
Gnefiag:
c. II. Conkcv, administrator Of The laid Isaac
Fisher dccta cd, pre- Is Lis administration ac-
count for allowance.
1hcc.re. by the authority Of the State of YER
mont You are hereby notified TO mako your ap.
pearlnrc before said Probate Court, AT n session
tAeleot To he held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, in sail District on Monday the l9l day Of
July in-t CA. u. 1860 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon. aud show cause. ii any You have, why said
amount shoull not Le allowed. and such order
aul decree made as may he necessary to close the
settlement Of >nid estate
Date, at Mildebury, aforesaid, this 9Th day
OF July, \. u. loii.
lj.3w JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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IRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
aud SUPPORTERS comrlte a,,or.-
mcnt; lifted 10 parties desiring it for sale bv
w. 7. 4 L. +. RUSSELS.