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29uaro anS guums.
Corporation Yutitts.
NOTICE.-Public notice &

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
~ hereby given the occupant OF occupants I I
fTng have completed and lodged the Ohce Of
the Of 0r examination by All persons w
lt For building Sewer IN lst avenue between '''h anu % '
i For building Sewers in Monroe and ehrss between Pike aud
snd Hsnryst Ut between Thonpon and
ren and between and Bedforst
and BeG Hudson and Greeuwichs;s between West 10th ald
Ilammond.; Bleecsert between Hammond and Banksts
ave and th street w cor of ard 5h street coz
Broadway street W. 7h ave and sd street. aud D T.
5h For TScans the W cor Of 27h street and d aeetas
9Th For Setting Curb anI Gutter and Fsgng M street from Isl 70
The limits embraced By frc include all the several Houses
and Lots Of Grounds vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated
l.. The eat side Of Isvenue and both sides q Hsysnle
also all tie lots s the blocks pssh
street h 3ayennei also the east sie d 'faenle V"
Both , Of Hrysreei btweeu Pike and Rutgers streets and
bcvp Catherine aud Mrksiree also both SIDES oi street.
an Roth & II Hoaston street BETWEEN Thompson and Launsi
sl,o bot, of Conmerceet between Barrow AID Bsaof
streets also both sides q Cornel street between BeSeker ana Foain
Bero both sides of Hrdon street between West Oh sni
oad and also Beekers,eei between Ham
4h The Ho & of sstree between let and 2avenues; also
8h and ayuue and Tie sost & q be. cen f5n ah
vHy hAa block from the south east corner Of ros
aHA 59 street, also the vet e ef 7iaysnue between 5 a1a sl
h -Four westerly SIDE Of 2ayenue commencing at he south
Gh Both de Of s2i street between lst and 2syennes
~ persons Elo Rer aye asstsd b. the .Ss famed Asses
aud who opposed 70 he either Of ihen are re-
Cblmberst Basement New CourtHOuse, within
Thirty days from the date q nj Bouce
jj5 jSaS ,, qS3}4II&itL, Board Of Assessor"
OFs Board Of Court House Aug % 1867.
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o. s. BSGlSEKR oVFcR. No. II State ST, Albany n. y.
GEALED proposals will be received at this
- Oace until FRIDAY Aug 90 1867 for furnishing to the United
States at Dykes Islands between Albany anu vanwies Point
L.. the olowin. materials -
ia For cubic less Of ubhe 10 be
Islands al ordinary high water mark delivery
Sept TO- aud continue at the Of 500 cubic yards
day
For yards less Of slope wall pieces 10 be
inches aud of material dsntegTae ts
soHe rece be- delivered the Of the arch u The
old piles about 50 cubic yards about 20 yards delivery
Sept TO- and TO continue at the rate Of $50 cubic yards
day.
Forms proposals. obtained this oee where a particulars
will given The successful bidder will be required 10 enter
with United with aud sufficient suts Stamps
bonds ~ be furnished by the contractor No bids
oeiaed dsaiyAnageOus 10 the U. Nih be received.
hy order of Byt MaJur-Gen. JOHN NEWTON
JOHN NJ WILSON Major Of Ehgs and B,t tLieutCOL u & A.
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D0LITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867
lScIUDN0 CLASSIFIED SUMMARY THE IsPoKTAST
EXECUTIVE,
LEGISLATIVE
JUDICIAL, AND
PoLIT1CoM MILITARY FACTS oP THB PERIOD.
Prom July 4, 1906 to APRIL, lse7
Ine0dng the late action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk House Representatives the Uniei States
CoNTESrs:
President JOhnsons Speeches
H. MessageA
Ill Members oftbe Cabinet
Second Session 39th Congress.
First Session 4oth Congress
Ard Clahnauts o Seats Therein.
~ voses Oh Political Bills an Resolutions
v. Reconstruction Measures Of asth 4oth cobgrses
Reconstruction Act and Supplement Copy Of Test Oath
FourteeDth Constitutional Amendment
VI ProelsInstiOBs and Orders
VII. Judicial opinion Hsbeas Corpus
Test Osths
Mssissippl Injunction Case.
Pttsbugh Cleveland, ke
Party Patforms-COnpecteut Maryland, Obio Tennessee Ala
bsma Arkansas North Carolina, South Carolina. Virginia
The KsDtseky and Virginia Resolutions Of 179S.
TX Political Miscellany. Elective FrsBehise.
Proposed Substitute for liih Amendment
Elestons oflS67 Maryland Recent Legislation.
cObsituiioBsl COByehiOnS Pubhe Debt OfU. s.
Pes el bound IN CLOTH Paper Covers IS esntssen ~ nal
ASsr,s THE TRIBUNE Ssw.YOrL
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CHiET QuARrEINArERs oFFcE, SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT
NoRTu Sb SouTH CRotISA CHARLEsroN s. C., Aug H. 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this oMce until O'Clock IN. MONDAY the 10th day Of Sep
teher whchtme they will be opened for the purchase he
fokouing property;
Wreck of steamer Boston IN Ashepoo River
Wreck Of steamer Gee. Washington in Coosau River.
Wreck of steamer Chassrur In Scul Greek
Wreck Of steamer Randolph, IN Charleston Harhor
Wreck kofs steamer Ervan. IA Charleston llarhoT
The
separately highest bidder unless such bid be deemed
unreasonable. ,.o
Proposals addressed to the undersigned and marked Proposals
f0f purchase Of Wrecks H. u IlLhh,. .
bevet MajorG enen Deputy QuartenaAer General u A.
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rmrrn sr,rEs RvelxErRs OyrcE,


DAVENPORT Iowa. July y, 1851 y
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
RAPIDS or THg MISSISSIPPI RIvER-SEALED PROPOSALS,
u duplicate will be received this Office until Y n WEDNESDAY
sertembr eHcayarg the prism and constructing tue en-
Tor the improvement OF tie navigation OF e
Mississippi River IT tie Des Mones RapdI . .,-
The about a seten and BALI miles hong extending
the three et feet m enhsament and 20 No
hundred excavation and low water to be hyel ieet
dp from the prism Of the eansl 10 be used
The Latter throughout the greater part oi
the dsace will 800 Three harde feet hoa TIE Iowa shore
Where rock the bottom Of he canal W have slope
ora onha1 nches the mile The embankment 10 De
bn earth be 10 ul feet vide top ineudng
prp covering tNo feet above high water marx ~th
slope. a sui half base 20 nel vertical Ihe average
thickness protection 70 b p two ard ha ee' on TIE
An the 81 which each aud every knd
the proposal be doue and no bid VIII be considered
that : dcsutc IN this respect
The Government the right to reject and all bids
this be ac propoA
printed guaranty signed BY two re-
Blanks r proposals required With form Of guaranty will be
furnished al this once application. -, ,-,--...
The price precs vii be considered as Including tas
furnishing an the materials and performing All the Hor
according 10 the plans spcat exhibited al the letting
Of the canal estimated ~ o5%o 1.-TWO mlon
rveht thousand hundred ard ovGye The amount appo
psted by Congress eco hundred thousand dolAs-the
eoutra IN ouly be made 90 tbs amount
FReen 5 Of the amount " work done or ateas
furnished thereof will be reserved until the whole
work which the Of contract shall be entirely eomplete
further information obtain the same ~ Gaining
where maps plans specification and form oi contract eau DC
Pop, must be addressed 10 The undersigned should be in
Ranii. J. H. WILSON,
Lieut. Col 35th Infantry Bt MaorGeneral u 5. Army
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TIIIS Is TO GIVE N0TiCE-That on the
II twelfth dav Of Juy A. b ,t, Warrant In Bankruptcy

n twelfth dav OF July A. u .H NA"h' IN DAAAiup"y "as
Issued against The Estate of . ,-n-,.
Of hrs aud State Of New York.
hut preceding ding
petition business In ~ C Of New York who has bees
Pstoui that the Payment of
Debts Devey auy Properly belonging 10 such Bankrupt 10
him for bis aud the Transfer OF Property By him, for
baden by that Meeting Of the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt,
Prove their Debts and to Choose one m Asgntes Of bis Bae
be- held Of Bankruptcy be tu at No l6l Broadway
Ia The CITY Of NewYoEk Henry Wilder Allen Register
the gnh dsy Of October A. 1901 at twelve O'Clock 23 1901
r. MURRAY, q. 4 Marshal,
as Messenger Southern DStric, Of Nsu Yoh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

GEsRRAL OFFICE RoSDoUr AND 0swEGo
RAILROAD C0MPANY KINGSTON, Aug ~ 1901 y
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Propo
~ will received this oee until September 90 1901 tr The
Grading MAsou Bridging aud Iron Of the Eastern Division OF hs
will be furnished aud ae Sep
tembr I6 by Chief Engineer WILLIAM NORRIS at
n \. All other Information furnished at this Ohee.
THOMAS CORNELL, President
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
Anftinn gaIts Of 1tal Gstatt.
AI.F nf nESIRARLE FARM

A SSIGNEEs SALE of DESIRABLE FAhM
n PROPERTY on LONG ISLAND.
Rsnn Of Mr. Robert Nuu Setauket Suffolk Comfy H.
accessible by boat ra Of highly cultivated LAM WIZ
modern brick Dwelling 40 feet square thirteen rooms with modern 1
barns stables ice h0nse orchards ree he
hye eisterns, &c $1,000 may remain on mortgage
Also,
PIANOPORTE FACTORY.
commodous Factory Of Mr. Hunns with two ard onehai acre.
land suitable FOR manufacturing purposes namely four story bsh
building heavy tmbefed slate rooid heatei e
supplied FROM the garrett also one detached 6c ege
Too e sousre two stories engine, shafnR e
tern well offered ancton on the premises o. ho
DAY September 1851 at The steamboat sunbeam leaves
Pekp S,ouybrook day Of sale at a. furnished
10 premises. WI NohAI Il,1a.ee.
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at6 39abIintiuns,
CEPTEMBER MAGAZINES.

- IT r-.-,,.. -,
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. CONTENTS; me Duaolan hnse.
Prophetic Voices abut america sunshine a9o ftan
Weis sud Waters Nightingale 10 The STUDY ho6pi hSs
II Minor Italian Travels; The NJ ey Of Nature VIE b Ate
T Jesu America IN the Seventeenth CentuI e Due anu
the ay; Fagyes Labor; Reviews and Literary Notlees -
OUR YOtgG FOLKS. CONTENTS Cast Away IN tne OOIi Iii
plnr me LITTLE Thear; What Dr. Hanback, Said TO Mss Bmiy
pe,r Ilnn In the Aoudaks; Good Old Times ~ The Little Beg
SWIMMING Boat Song Round the h'ehs Lspi Vu Lever
Boz
CvF For sale BY an Eewsles'eTs. - . -, ~,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
ahh day o August A. D. 1901 Maaat BANKRUPTCY was ssHd
DAVID W. STANSRrRY

DAVID W. STANSBCRY .u
O the City Of SewYok In the Coeuty and STATE o. ssm %
Payment Of DeSts and DeyeVy Property osoa usn
Bankrupt TO him, for his te Transfer OF y r9sfv ~
him. forbidden by Law Mee Of tr Creditors OF Tue sho
Bankrupt prove their Debts or more ot
bis Estate, will be held " BaukmpY 10 De hooh ~ NO %
Nassaust IN the City Of Newlort fe Edgar ketehu hegses
the twelhh lay of septembrr twelve o'clock mAng
23, 1867 4. MURR5l q. ; Marshai m Messenger
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THIS is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the


gainst the Estates Of .-- --...., ,
PATRICK c. DRvLIN aDd JOHN HAdAN -
York Ntwlok and state OF new
York who have een auge Banknpt their own snon ia ne
Payment Of Debts aud Delivery Property belonging su.s
Bankrup their ard the Tnstr Of any Properly
by them forbidden by Law; that Meeting ot the Creditors OF the
said Bankup their Debts and 10 Choose ore OF more As
sgnees their Estates will he held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be noaen
No. l6l Broadway the City oNeN lok, before Mr henry Mier
Allen Register the hnh day Of September A. D. 1901 two o'clock
p m-Aug 23 1901 K MURRAY. u. y Mashal as MESSENGER
s.ntL.rr n..irici u fNaurN Nork
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HNUTS Is TO GIVE NOrlCE-That on the
ehth day CT Jay D. 1867 Wau Bankruptcy
NJ - r. NTRGAY. U. =. Marshal,
=. uss.e,ssr S,uiherl district Of New.YoTk
TIyEIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on IN,
twelfth dsv Of august d. 1867 Warrant in Bankruptcy vas
CHARLES H. PHELPS

ofthe CITY Of New.lOrk the County 81 aud Stae o
York Who has been adindgel Bankrupt bis Petition tst
the PAYMENT Of Debts and Delivery any Property oe@eghg va
uch Bankrupt for bis the Transfer OF any foIeA
by him. forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the Crdos 9, VEG
said Bankrupt prove their Debts Choose one o. more
Of his Estate be hel BsukPtcy 10 be holden az No-
80 Nassau st. the Cit of Newlork before Edgar ketchum gsle.
A. d. hs AZ twelve O'CLOCK Il
Aug %, 1897. K MURRAY, l. ) Mafs.at hssseny4 :,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

st. MARYm HALL, Flushing, l.. IAN
~ kpitop SCHOOL for Young ladies' Winter Term
gPEAs ssylsnbHf ,gAs Rsh TH0SAS D8uAM. ND, lssIeE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

DR0PERTY on GREENWICH an, ana ,oIlgT IL ~ u
SOySTS 10 he SOLD order Of the SUPREME COURI un
der the direction Of John g. Lawrence Referee, 80 a., -
MILLER Aueti0neer, Will sell az pnon AUCTION
WEDNESDAY August &c. 1851 at the Exchange ssesroom NO. "
Broadway: - -. r---..,., -, h.;., 10
feet 10 u inches 6a feet l inches on ho G
ery side the sontbeTy SIDE with Jsto
Brick House. 8OI33 and 2stoV BRICK extension ~
la
HDSOY STe premises No. Hudsonst, being p feet front
aud rear feet IN depth each side, on when iss
story brick building 2H5 extension 2125 On the hs nOor
is 2lH15 49,
For Mans and farther particulars apply to LAWRkNGb heeee'
No IN oadgay or tie Auctioneer No 28 PineI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

q The CITY o. % N ss Iil ~ tb, ., he Mississippi
River and having residence. who have been
on their Petition that the payment o aY Debts ana pee
Baukt to tte or Tor he use
transfer Of any Property them forbidden by Lam ta hse
Of Bankrup their Dehts An1
Choose one or Assnees of their Bise y be ne =.
Rankrpptcy 10 be hoLen 80 Nasaust IN the Cv OF
besr, Edgar Ksum Register s1teeuh day Of sepnou'
A d. 1861 al twelve o'clock m.-Auglsi q, leo'. :,
~ Dstrict of NfwloTk
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Situatiuns SdlantsO- -9rmalts.
Situations SdlantfS- -Alalts.

A COACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED-By
"A aye young who fuzzy eonvsut with thg sg9g
Coachman Good references Apply for four days. 10 fAlhC
HOONAN, No. 25 Maronat
NVANTED-By young man situation az
w COACHMAN understands bis business thoroughly has no oee
enpOrer account OF seg 0ak
Of Address c. Box No 04 Tubnue once
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

ITO LET-A SECOND FLOOR and BASE
MEsI Mo- u Basi TWentStLidst, near seeonda'e Apply
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
1Otitts Of SmhrapttE.

NOTICE of ASSIGNEE of his APPOINT
~ MFST-Iy BANKRUPTCY Dstnc. of New lok ssN
AT the civ of 22 dav Of August A. D.
as Ass gnee
WALMsLRY ofhe City Of NeSyork in the tOau'y Of
state OF Nes York District Nho has been
rupt on Creditors Petition by the district tonr Of sa s'rt
Au23l 3lay3 EDhARU = fobNubhi nncel
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

"Jcs 10 Exactly ~ SCION Single said
they were there every time" "If be felt
''oWley" in the morning. hc took Plantation Bit
tors: If he fo.t weary NJ night. he took Flanta-
tiou Bittcrs: II he lacked appetite, was weak,
langud or mentally oppressed, he took Planto-
ton Bttcrs: and they never failed to set him on
his pins square and firm.
Few persons want amy better authority; but
os some may just read the following
I yedly believe the Plantation Bitters have,
saved ny life.
BEy. W II. WAGNER, Madrid, n. Y"
| have been great suf-
ferer from pyepcpsia' end had to abandon
preaching The Plantation
Bittcrs ha,ccurcd mo.
REV &. i. AIILWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
syas $50 veal, and cnervatcd | could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all
JAMES HEnnNWAY, st. LOUIS, No"
Tie Plantation Bitters
have cured me of ~ arrangement OF the Kidney
and UrmaN Organs, that distressed me ion
years. They act like charm
{. G.. MOORE. 25l Broadway. y. N.'
Mrs O. NJ. DENOE. manager Of Tia Union
Home School for Soldiers children, says she
has given it TO the weak and invalid children un
der hc, charge with the most happy and graft
fyiug results Mo have received over hun
bred roams uf such certificates. but no adyer
tsciueut is 80 effective os what the people them
selves say of good article Our fortune an,
our reputation l. at stake. The original qualt.
and high character oi these goods will be sus
tanned uudcr every and al circumstances
They have already obtained n sale in ever
town. village parish and hamlet among ciyi
lied nations Base imitators try 70 come q
near our name and style MS they can, and be
cause good article cannot be sold ne low az
poor one, they fnd some support from partic
vino do not care what thoy sell. BE on you
guard See our private stamp over the cork
T.. II. DRAKE d CO., New York City.
Saratoga spring water, sold by an prug
aist-.
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. - The
Newport Express makes the following
remarks to which we AL the attention
of our readers in general and our bust
ness men in particular;
"lhe man who does not read the
advertisements in his homo paper, can
never be said TO be well posted The
advertisements indicate not only the
business enterprise of the place in
which they are published, but the en-
terprise OF the advertiser. When YOU
see a man who adyeltises You may be
certain Of finding good stock Of
goods in his store, that he keeps witt
the market aud sells cheaper thar
those who do not advertise. Ii yot
want good bargains always patroniz'
those who avail themselves OF the al
vantages afforded through the adyer
t.sds oiumns Of their home TnI
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

PROFESSIONAL EnQuErrE DR.. Joel
Lewis, an eminent physician, who -four
ished in this city some thirty years
ago, had II valuable COW, which became
sick and seemed likely to die. He
asked an Irish servant who lived with
him if he knew anybody who followed
COW doctoring
ITS myself diz the same, said the
man: there's Jenny Latlerty can cure
any COW in the world, barring she's at
the left"
"Well, then, replied the doctor, go
for Lafferty.'
The COW doctor accordingly came,
drenched and physicked the brute for
four or five days, on the lapse of which
time he waited on Doctor Lewis and
pronounced her cured The doctor,
CRAFTY delighted, put his hand to bis
pocket-book
"Well, Lati'erty, what do | owe youl
cove mel" cried Jenny, dawing
himself up with dignity; "sorra the ha-
porth, we doctors never take money
from one another
"My first impulses, said the doctor
while telling the story" was to kick
the fellow out of the house, and throw
his fee after him, but on second thought
the whole affair seemed so ridiculou,
that i bowed him my acknowledgement
with as much gravity as | could as
sumo; and as 500 as he left the house
lay down on the carpet, rolling Owe
and over to indulge the fit Of laughte
which | must give way to or burst.
Boston Paper
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

WEBSTER AID RANDOLPH. 49, Mr.. Par
ton, in his Biography of Daniel Web
ster, thus describes his collision with
and triumph over John Randolph:
Zone of the minor triumphs OF Mr..
Websters early congressional lie was
his conquest of the heart Of Randolph
In the course of a debate on the sugar
tax, in 1916, Mr. Webster had the very
comon fortune OF ofeding the irascible
member from Virginia, and Mr.. Rau-
aolph, rs his custom was, demanded
an explanation of the offensive words.
Explanation was refused by the mem
Der from Massachusetts; whereupon
Mr.. Randolph demanded the sat
isfaction which his insulted feelings
required. Mr.. Webster's reply to this
preposterous demand was every thing
that it ought to have been. He told
MIR. Randolph that he had no right to
an explanation, and that the temper
and style of the demand were such as
to forbid its being conceded as a mat p
ter of courtesy. He denied, too, tn c
right of any man to call him to the
field for what he might please to con
slider an insult to his feelings, although
he should be always prepared to re-
pei in suitable manner the aggression
of any man who may presume upon
such refusal The eccentric (ir-
ginian was so much pleased with Mr.
Webster's bearing upon this occasion
that he manifested particular regard
for him, and pronounced him very
able man for Yankee.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

TJs to-n wes Srst e.t-lc ~ the
s7,;rr Of i790. bv Martin and Calvin
Ti.lin. from East Hartford Conn
They lett town ia he fall asd return.
ed again the succeeding spring ace
companicd 10, Gideon Spencer Thus
they continued 10 spend the summer
here and abandon the township IN
the winter. TIL 1894 This year Caleb
Pitkin, Gideon Spencer and Aaron
fillmore moved their families here IN
the winter, while the snow was more
than four feet deep. And sometime
in the year two Of the intrepid plon-
GERS killed seven beavers in ono day.
Not long before this time, the town
ship was purchased Of the Indians, by
Isaac Marsh, ESD for S47O, and was
decided to him. The deed was signed
by eighteen Of the Stockbridge tribe
Of Indians then residing in New
York
Seventy eight years ago Marshfeld
was q wild desert, n safe retreat for
bears, wolves, moose and other ami
mails of the forest, who were only mo-
Tested when pursued by the hunter.
Now ms the traveller passes along up
the Winooski into the town, his eye is
gladdened and he is delighted in
the we'll cultivated farms, with nice
buildings that mark the steady anc
frugal industry of the occupant; and as
he passes further along beyond tht
pleasant and fourishing village, graf
flied with feelings OF curiosity in view
ing the varied scenery of the distan
hills; his attention soon attracted ans
his ear greeted by the perpetual roai
and foaming of the water Of the Wi
nooski that rushes down n remarkable
cataract, where the water falls nearl,
five hundred feet in the distance o
thirty rods.
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s,ay- Tho humble current of little
kindness, which, though but "A creeping
streamlet, yet necessarily flows, al
though 1t glides in silent secrecy within
the domestic walls, along the walks of
private life, and makes neither APP
pearance nor noise in the world proves
in the end more copious tribute into
the store of human comfort and felicity
than any sudden and transient flood
Of detached bounty, however ample,
that may rush into it with a mighty
sound. Faucet
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add 90 their beauty? What gives that marble
purity and dis'iHgne appearance We observe up
ON tho stage, and in the city belle 2 1t is no
longer q secret They use Hagan's Magnolia
balm. lts continued use removes tan, irecklos,
pimpies and rouehnoss from the face and hands,
and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent,
blooming and rayishng Unlike many cosmet-
les, II contains 10 material injurious TO the skin.
Any Druggist viii order IL for you, il not at
hand, at 50 cts. per bottle.
W L. HAGAN, Troy, y. y, Chemist.
DEMlS BARALSd CO., Wholesale ACTS, " L.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by ali Drug
rista
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08
VT. DENTAL COLLEGE

81 1tOUliSs VI.
Rooms oper Leonard, Brdinerd d Cos
Drug Store.
This institution has been in successful ope-
ration for over fifteen years under the direction
of VIM, b. McGowan, aud Is still open, where
people in want of Dentist, can find the beet
workmen in the dental profession, ready to per
form any dental operation which may be requir-
od. Especial attention paid % filling decayed
teeth, IN q durable and satisfactory manner. Ar
tihcial teeth inserted from one 10 an entire sol
and warranted 20 give perfect satisfaction.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of Nj
trous Oxyde on Laughing Gas which We have
used with perfect success, having given II 70
over siN thousand patients.
ANY Young man OF good standing IN society,
from 10 90 % years OF age, who wishes 20 learn
the Dental profession, viii be taken az this in
+ stitution on the most reasonable terms, where
T the most ample facilities are furnished for a
thorough course of practical instruction.
Applicants presenting themselves with q cerJi-
lcale that having had one years practice UNI
der good practical Dentist, or irAO is "a gT0dii-
afe ~ "Iel'm0m DCHt0 Institute viii be ro-
ceiyed equi, alont TO one course in this insti-
tuition
For further particulars, address VA 3. Nc
G'"AN DENTS, 81 Adams lisi n
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-08

II Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II cradicates scurf and dandrun.
1t keeps the head cool and clean
Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy,
II prevents han turning gray and falling of
II restores hair on prematurely bald heads.
This Is just what Lyons Kathairon will do 1t
is prctty-u is cheap-durable. 1t is literally
sold by the carload, and yet its almost incredi-
BE demand is daily increasing, until there is
hardly country store that does not keep il, OF
a family that does not use it,
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
snr"tog" Spring Water, sold by all Drug
gista.