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This Church, of which the Rev. T. n.
Trainer Is pastor, was pretty well filled
yesterday, and strict attention was paid
to the utterances OF the reverend gem
tlemaD, while he reCounted the bless
iugs OF the year, both temporal and
spiritual, and the manner in which we
should make return for the benefits re-
csiVed.i The text was selected from the
1I6th Psalm, L, l3, II, 10 and IL
verses, which read as follows: what
shall render unto the Lord for all His
benefits toward met
Twill take the cup of salvation, and
call upon the name OF the Lord.
Will pay my VOWS unto the Lord
now in the presence Of all His people.
o Lord, truly Rm thy serv1ut; 1 am
thy servant, and the son Of thy hand
maid; thou hast looSed my hands.
1 will offer to thee the sacrifice Of
thanksgiving, and will call upon the
name OF the Lord"
The points made were:
lst. Some OF the benefits we have re-
ceived from God, which lay us under
fold chAracter-present and future
Present benefits: lst. Our existence;
I'd. Our existence In such country as
2d. Spiritual benefits. Ist. The word
ofGod. ID. The preaching of the word
of God. In view of ali His benefits to-
ward MS, what shall we render unto
Him2 Our souls and bodies, time and
talents.
Sd. The manner In which the return
should be made to God. l. Take the
cup of salvation, which is the dealing
OF God to US. 9. In devoted prayer.
Call upon God.
4th. The Psalmist proposes to pay his
vows to God. Vows made in secret, in
danger, by the bedside OF dying friends,
Is personal afhiction.
4th. When our VOWS arc to be paid.
Nor. And how they are TO be paid.
In the public congregation. Following
this example, the result will be, glory
to God; or, praise ye the Lord, !" in re-
turn for his benefits, &c.
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TOBACCO.

81 We have not
discontinued, nor do
We intend 10 cease
packing SOD Daily IN
papers OF Century
ToblcrO. reports u
the contrary nOtNtth
standing.
nEWe are making
the Centur frnn the
choicest ieaf; Il Is free
fEom dEulS. and Is In
every repeCt, the
Best Fine tut To-
bBeeB
manufactured Sold
by alrHpectable job
beH-
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err TO 50 PER DAY SURE Agents
OlO Eanred every where, 10 sell OCT Patent
Everlasting white " ire CtOthez-nnes-
.-RyeEy housewife should use H. " Y
Tribune awe have seen IL used and Il Etyes
entire Satfsfzcfion."-N. Y ChFiSft6I Aduo-
ctIte ssThe Patent Wire Clothes Line s all
il purports to be."-N. y. Independents Ad-
tress the AMERICAN WIRE CO-, lo2 Broad
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charities TO the poor. This was the Gus
tom among the Jews, and has been thus
observed for many years In New Eng
land. The design is to make every
body feel happy one day in the year.
Let us beware Of abusing the day rs 4
vast majority do by making it = day
of rioting and drunkenness. 1t should
be spent in thankful feastinR,
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sYFoPsIs OF SERMON DELIVERED ~
THE FIRsT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, nov. %, 1857, BY REV. ]. t.
-M'CLURE, PASTOR.
-O1er unto God Psalm So'ii.
In obedience TO a time-honored Gus
tom, this day has been set apart TO rem
der special thanks to God for his mani
fold mercies toward as. our rex .1i
5anfoinss thanksgiving as duty. All
ONT gratitude Is due to God. because ali
that we have received has come from
His bounEilul hand.
In endeavoring TO improve the occa-
sion that has called us together, let us
notice,
manding our gratitude. Ihese OlessI
Inps are all embraced in two general
classes, viz: those that are temporal,
and those that are spiritual
All our temporal blessings are the
syift Of God; and manifold as these
9ifts are, there is not one OF them that
II not given in the exercise of free' un-
merited mercy. .,,,.,s
we should thank God that, in our Gre
alton. he has endowed us with powers
of feeling and enjoyment The WICK
al beionRinR to the same class that ne
aid. of-Wnom it is said 1t had oeen
good for that man if-he had never oeen
boFn,h may not appteclaiIs ells e. tIT
OF gratitude, but they VIII, VINO snat. l,t!
God has also preserved w. For health
and pTosperfty we are Indebted to HIS
gooaness. He has kept "the pestilence
tEat wasIeth at noon day" away from from,
rs. and has mercifully preserved and
prospered MS. He has preserved us 10
the use of reason. Man, Dereit OF res res
s6n- is more helpless than the beasts
ofs the fieId. II reason be taken away
eyerything that Is left becomes worth
less Besides these things, God has
crowned the country with an abundant
harvest. All classes OF business are
dependent on tn. productions o. ths
6sId - n We take ascareful survey of
ths business interests of the country
some nine months ago, We cannot bnt
be Impressed with tbs value OF our re-
cent harvest to the prosperity OF all de-
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
diasi and ChildfenE' Boots and Shoes, al lower
prices than ever was seen in the state. III
you want Bargains in Boots and SHOES go 70
streets and get them.
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every cRse will be mended nee OF charge.
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We Are Coming,

A Nd Wilt PREaEgT 10 Any PER-
"A son GsndiDg uS club IN ouE Great One
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4e., free 81 cost Catalogue o. S0odss hnd
sADPse, sznt 70 any address Lree- ADDE'S :.
Aals. 2. y. Box 6Lll
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UNHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
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Raron solomon Rothschiid having recon-
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The Best is the Cheapest.
HARVEST Is OVERT
TIE YIELD Is GREAT
PROSPERITY ABOUSDs
WINTER Is COA1SGt
Moore's Rural Nsw-Yorker.
The Great Town and Country weekly.

THE RURAL b the Leading and Largest
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First Mortgage Bonds,
sT- IOuIs 4 IKON AfOASTAIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
ssvsr per cent interest, February and AuG


TuHE-E BONDS CovER a R,sAn 80 d
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fered- Apply ~ the once Of TIE Company.
No. - Eafi-sE., n n. q. MARC QUASD, Vice
ner Of Wall and WiIIlan-sts-, New York
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nISEASES OF THE GENIAL ORGANS.
DDr. wALTERs, 81 Broadway, NeE York,
devotes particular attention % all dtseases
S4aunn for n efrculnF.
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MedRaI.
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MADAM FOY,a
Corset Skirt supporter

appFoNesl and ltSllllLlls ultu y pI3 I7 sISL.IT.-
and ~ wholesale by ID. b SAUNDEkS q
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keT street, New York Also, pS hENht y
PIOOEE 60 Market street., PhiIadelphlas
and STELLAASS, HISR1CaS = COs n
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CircuIars Sent Free !

CONTAINING Lists OF Dr5 and Fancy
I Cioods watshes, PLATED Ware, CutieTy.
6c., &c, 70 be sold, OHE D0LLAB for each az
ficie. Great Inducements TO Agents PLUM
MEX 4 MOULTUS, Is MArslla1 street, Bos-
tou Mass.
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cTASDARD AILLISG AIAOHISESS-of
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PANY, OF Boston, Mas, foE illustrated cir
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Agents wanted everywhere For Club
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stIsiTe-s JOHN TURNER Publisher and PIT
pTfetoF, Rochester, New York
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uYASTED-AS AGEST-One chance In
w each town, worthy the attention Of an
active 6udneva man, N take the agency for
the NaIe OF BRADsTREET's hUBHEH A0ULn,-
ISG AND " WEATHEE STRIP, applied - the
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windows. Ths sale - beyond any
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CENTURY
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Mondays, one 500
Note
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Ftves-
Saturdays, Elfty
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40 Main Street,
,ornsr q Unlon. wH-EELINa
Bargains in Boots & Shoes


That never have been nor never can:0e beat,
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eSSEs ft si.giiaH RR6S ISSt1 a co. Phitsdsiphia.
EXCEIsIoR DIALOGUES, consisting OF
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uTANTED-IO0 Farmers 10 engage In n
w business that will pay from 800 70 $50
per month from nav until spring Address
llAES RESlS- 4 co. PhILndslDhta.
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That IL to say, we are eoner,uz at our New
Store,
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the pastor of the Methodist church
Montpelier, on Sunday last; three by
immersion.
The Sergeant-at-Arm is doing O
good work in cleaning up the State
House grounds, and those adjacent
thereto, preparatory to the reception
OF Gen. Sheridan on Wednesday next
This is as it should be, for Montpelier
mas gwen more attention to public i'm.
proyements, and done more in that
lire, for two or three years, than any
other town in Vermont. SO says the
argus.
Hon. D. p. Thompson, of Montpel
ier who was stricken By paralysis
some time since. has regained his usu
al health.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

The following described property was seized
10y officers of the Customs for the violation OF
the Revenue Laws of the United States:
At Highgate. August %. 1867. Horse Har-
ness. Wagons August 10, 40 lbs Teas gals
Mhiskey
AZ ST. Adams, Vt, Sept. II, 1857, 2kegs Wits
key, black Mare. 10 ! black Mare, Harness,
] Wagon.
At Swanton, Vt, Sept p, 1867, 40 lbs. Rice /
Carbino, ! Bag, II lbs. Nutmeg Bowls, Pitch
cr
At Georgia. Vt, sept 10, 1867. Trunk. bot.
ties Gin, II bottles Brandy.
At sheldon, Vt, August 10, 1867, bay Mare
Sept %, ! Horse, Harness, ! Wagon, 2 Robes
Whip, kegs Whiskcy Sept 49, | Horse
Harness. Wagon. gals Whiskey.
At Bakersfield, Vt, sept. rs, key Brandy, .
kegs Whiskcy, keg Gin.
Any person or persons claiming the above de-
scrihed property are hereby notified TO appear
within twenty days from the date hereof ant
file with the Collector of the Customs. for the
District of vermont "a claim stating his or thoiI
interest IN the properly 20 seized also 90 exc.
cute bond 90 the United States, conditioned
That In case of the condemnation Of the property
as seized the ohhgorS viii pay all the costs and
expense of the proceedings to obtain condemna
ton. Otherwise ] shall proceed to advertise
and sell said property according to law in sucl
cases made and provided.
GEO. J. STANDARD.
Collector of Customs
Custom House District Of Vermont, Collcc
tors Office, Burlington, Oct. II, 1867. lS7-3w
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-Our thanks are due to Hon. Geo.
y,sols Secretary Of State, for neat
lboand copy of the annual Directory.
I. mmbines the rules and orders Of
Ana Senate and House, together with
ss Constitution of the State and that
lbs United States, and a list OF the
Executive, Legislative and Judicial
Dspsrtments OF the State, State Insti-
atons their locality and officers, and
o,her Historical and Statistical infor-
nation.
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Norrison's Steamer "Beaverwick
m commence on Saturday next to
.-,between st. Adams Bay and Platts-
l,rrb. touching at intermediate points,
bllows: Leave st. Adams Bay at
o. m North Island Mt IL n. m, South
r.snd at - m, arriving at Platts-
s,-cb at 2 p. m; leave Plattshurgh at
o. m. on the day following.
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4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
ali the effects OF youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity send free to all
whoneo it. the receipt and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
experience. can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, join H. uuDEN,
l66-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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NETTING OF NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
-By request, the undersigned invites
ho attendance Of the several newspa
Der publishers Of Vermont, at the
Grand Jury Room, in Montpelier, on
Friday evening, Nov Sth, at 7 O'Clock
Q u, to form a State Association OF
Publishers
Il ID W.
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In Ilighgate, Oct. 22d, Mary Anna Herricl
vito Of Solomon Johnson, aged n years month
and DAYS,
My dear children, how you'll miss me
In your circle. none can toll
Bnt am with my Heavenly Father,
Family, and connection, fare Won well.
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1.
rHE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday, Nov. l, 1867.
Local Nc,cs.

v,vs.-Our friends in the several towns
lo'A' nd adjoining counties will confer a
10 'n's gor by sending US all items OF local news
F'' oomo under their observation. Con-
3D., , should, in all cases, give their names
''''s. ,ss.arily for publication, but as guaran-
'N faith. No matter about the form Of
9 " ,ntributions give us the "subject mat
". M re will put il into shape.
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Butter sold on Tuesday for from
an IS cents. Extra lots brought a
..ot or two more.
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Miss Anna i. Dickinson is an
..o,od to lecture in st. Adams this
Thursday evening.
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A Physiological View of Marriage,
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB-
LISHED.
Cnntnining ncnrIy three hundred pagcs

And 1870 fine plates and engravings Of the
Anatomy of the Human Organs in state OF Health
and Disease with a treatise on Early errors, Its
deporable Consequences upon the Mind and
Body, with the Authors Plan of Ireatment-the
only rational and successful mode Of Cure as
shown by the report of cases treated truthful
adviser to the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical
condition Sent free of postage to any address
on receipt of rs cents in stamps or postal cur
renew by addressing DIR. LA CRO1X, No 81
Maiden Lain. Albany, \. Y. The author may be
consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which
the book treats, either personally or by mail.
Medicines sent to any part Of the world. l62-6m
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.,,r,xr TO ApvERrIsERs.--Th TRANSCRIPT
,,nhle the circulation in st. Adams Of
paper printed in the state. Its circulation
l.ilv increasing throughout Franklin and
Ind Isle Counties.
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LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE RENEDI !
ron IRREGULARITIES


have tested these Drops in my own
practice, over ten years. and do not hesitate to
say, that nothing has vet been developed by
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lively, and harmlessly, in cases of female irrogu-
arity, as does this medicine In all recent cas-
Is il never fails, while thousands who have been
long sufferers, are indebted to it for the boon of
health to-day.
Although so powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless, and may be used at all times.
except when specially forbidden in the di-
rections.
They have been extensively employed by omi-
nent physicians in France and England, as well
in my own practice, over ten wears. and |
have yet to hear of the 6rst instance of failure
could give you testimonials of their efficacy
from ladies all over the northern and western
States, were they not in their nature private.
Over 100, 900 bottles have been sold the past
year, and hope and trust as many sufferers
been benefited. | ann well aware that a remedy
SO potent to remove all distractions. may be
ono bottle is thus used, ten may fall into tho
hands Of really needy sufferers
To all who suffer from any irregularity; pain
full, difficult excessive, offensive or ohstructed
Menstruation, Lucorrhea, OF the tram of diseas.
IS that follow, would say, try bottle Of DR..
Lyons French Periodical Drops. Being a Fluid
PREPARATION, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit dircc-
tions, bearing my facsimile, accompany each
bottle.
They may be obtained ofnoarly every druggist
III the country, or by enclosing the price to
G. G. CLARK 4 CO., New Haven, Ct, General
Agents for the United States and Canada.
DR.. JOHN Il. LYON,
Praeticing Physician New Haven, Conn.
Price, 81 so per Bottle l57-ly
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-01
LAMouIR COUNTY.


We clip the following from the Hyde
Park Ne,csdeaier Of the 23d ult.:
Last Sabbath evening, about eight
O'Clock, as Herbert Hurlbut, lad
soolt Is years of age, was retiring to
psl IN chamber in his father, Caleb
hufiouts house, a stone, weighing a
pound or little more, crashed
through the window and struck him in
'le breast He ran down stairs, and
seized musket loaded with shot and
discharged it in the direction from
winch he supposed the stone to have
oseh thrown. Immediately thereupon
No pistol shots were discharged ut
lm' the bullets, as he thinks, coming
I'onyenlently near. He retired into
We house, and reloaded his musket
gl'h powder only, putting in a heavy
VuafSe, SO as to make big noise, dis
SIarged this at the invisible demon,
when ended the affair Not the
'eSA'est clue has been obtained of the
ouender, neither can any motive be
'Ilnlsed for such wanton act.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Billings Carpenter, of Craftsbury,
,0S' a horse, valued at $500, on Mon
Jay of last week, from lock jaw,
''0uSht on by over driving.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Catholics held a Fair at Rut-
.aua last week. and realized about
soOOO therefrom.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Dah Worcester's Sensation Troupe
n va oe IN Brattleboro about the LIST OF
Weeks.
h.. nc probate and supreme courts
''0 refused to admit the will of vii,
au, H. Williams, of Newfane, who
l@s l IN December, 1866, aged so years
bnn mug about $4,000 of property, the
cba1, Oh which he bequesthed to hi.
n,s ''e's widow, to whom he was mar,
Oron' 1876 Mental incapacity is the
-" Vi The rejection of the will.
m WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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