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The Fort Kearney Massacre.

The Helena (Montana) Herald of
March 7 contains the following ac-
count of the Fort Phil Kearney mas
sacre, as furnished to some white men
by Indians engaged themselves in the
massacre:
They (the Sioux were about 1000
strong, all warriors, without their FAM
lilies. Reaching a deep ravine near
the fort, the main body of Indians
were stationed on opposite sides of the
defle, lying close to the gaound SO as
not to be seen, while they sent small
number of their best riders on dash
up to near the post where the govern
ment horses and mules were loose,
and stampeded them. The comman-
der of the post sent out about 80 men
and officers to pursue the Indians, and
recover, if possible, the lost stock
The retiring small band of Indians
went slow enough to encourage their
pursuers and led them into the narrow
de6le where hordes of demons waited
to destroy them. The trap was sue
cesful in every particular. After the
little command of troops had fairly
entered the deep canon, the Indians
lining the sides of the mountain on Ell
Their side raised and fred volley of
arrows and bullets, killing on the spot
all but seventeen of the soldiers and
every officer. These seventeen, though
a number were wounded, the Indians
say, fought bravely and killed some
fifteen or twenty of their number,
among them the three principal chiefs,
before they were shot down. But
there was one of the brave boys III
blue whom neither their arrows nor
their b lllets would fell, though he had
numberless wounds. He stood up
and fought hand to hand till over
whelmed by their closing upon HIM
and carrying him off prisoner to
their camp, where he was finally tor
tured to death. The savages say that
aside from the force lining the fatal
defile, they stationed 600 OF their pick
ed young arrowers near the post, SO
as to make sure of capture IN case the
troops remaining within should be
sent out to the relief of their comrades.
But this was not done, although they
could plainly hear the firing irom inc
post"
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IluIslOF Doctor.


This excellent medicinal compound was first
prepared by Dr. ,. w. Poland in 1917, and was
then employed with great success in expelling
humors from the blood; but in 1877 a medical
friend who was quite celebrated physician,
especially in the treatment of humors, suggest
cd some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which have made 1t $50 the people
say) the very best remedy for all kinds Of hui
mors known 10 the faculty.
The Humor Doctor cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Erysipcas, Canker, Piles, Nettle Rash,
&c. Numerous individuals, who have used this
remedy for orysipolas, givoit the most tiatterine
recommo ndations.
This preparation is composed entirely of voge-
tables, among which are Sarsaparlla, Yellow
Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and Bloodroot.
Suffice it to say that the Doctor is used ii
hundreds of families a general medicine.
Unlike many other popular remedies, it is yer!
grateful to the taste.
Price 10 Cents per Bottle.
This valuable remedy will be prepared at tn,
New England Botanic Depot under the super
vision Of Or. j. w. Poland, for the proprietor.
J. c. FRENCH.
To whom all orders should be addressed. Sold
by dealers in Medicine everywhere.
15G-6m-eow
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Peruvian syrup:

A Projected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron
supplies the blood with Life Element, Iron, Civ
ing strength vigor and new life TO the whole
system.
II the thousands who are suffering from
Dyspepsia, Debility, Female Weaknesses, &e,,
would hut test the virtues of the Peruvian syr-
mp, the effect would not only astonish them-
selves but would please all their friends; for in-
stead of feeling cross "all gone and miserable,
they would be cheerful, vigorous and active.
A distinguished Jurist writes to friend as
follows
| have tried the Peruvian Syrup, and The re-
suit fully sustains your prediction. II has made
a new man of me, infused into my system new
vigor and energy; | am no longer tremuious
and dehilitated AZ when yoa last saw me, hut
stronger, heartier and with larger capacity for
labor. mental and physical than at any time dur
ing the last iyc years"
Thousands hare been changed by he use ~ ms
remedy from freak, sich4y, suffering creatures 10
strong, healthy, and hdppy men and 'r0hien; dhd
mra'iis cannot reasonably hesitate 10 gee II a
trial.
Tho genuine has "Pcruyian syrup blown IN
the glass. 32 page Pamphlet viii be sont
free. J. p. DlNSMOisla, lL0pi.
No, SO Dey st., n. \.
Sold by all Druggists,
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State Necs.
ADDISON COUNTY.

hloVA ioJNIf.
aon' Lewis Meacham, of New Ha-
70 sailed for Europe on the 7th OF
ld,
ile REGISTER says: The custom
'''u mas long prevailed in Middle
y college, OF having prayers twice
11 Day has recently been discon-
aaed. Evening prayer is now omit
H0'el has been opened in Bird :
~ and is kept by n. b. Phelps,
- Wednesday of last week the
~IOn' Mutual Insurance Company
~ up It's accounts for eight months
=" year and ascertained that an as
4IeAt Of one per cent. on its pre-
','4 notes will pay all losses for the
sN months.
VairrENDES COUNTY.
'Dh T. Perciyal, of Jericho, owns
csh POO lbs. O' "H''
sr methodist Society have already
gS ~.u subscriptions to the amount
0uch ''' 'ne'' nc"
a r 'ue churches in Burlington, but
MAJ ''''nodist, were broken into ON
~. 1'y night and robbed of various
AT the Unitarian Church all
M p: uhion service was stolen. At
a w.. '' congregational Church clos
aAo broken open and the covering
d, ruplt ripped up, in the search
tund 1'oles' of which none were
aso,s, "''er' At the Third Con-
loto,, Church a gold watch and
g R n'iiy silver belonging to Rev.
I'd uord' valued at about $500
arnsJ ~ mere for safe keeping, were
Seror,On ' At the Baptist Church
be F Sss' a'd not find any booty. AT
Dollar. sOopal Church two or three
~ we're got from the contribution
h. oo Az the Roman Catholic Church
I'd ,o 'Ou'lon boxes we're robbed
apanoa. silver goblets and church
oblsiDsl's stolen. No clue has been
W TO the rascals.
Ao.. CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mites =. ',pondent of the Caledoni an
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A CARD TO INvALIps.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
AZ missionary, discovered n safe and simple
remedy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Ear
~ Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary aud Seminal
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought
on Icy bancful and vicious habits. Great num-
beers have been already cured by this noble rene
dy. Prompted by desire to benefit the aillict-
cd and unfortunate. l will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO any one who needs it, free OF
charge.
Please incloso postpaid envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address,
l23-lv JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House New York Cita
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10 CoNSuMPrIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to mako known to his fellow-suier-
crs the means ofcurc.
To all who desire it, he viii send a copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE, with di-
rections for preparing and using the same which
they will lind a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is
10 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he eonceiyes to bo invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t
win cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing prescription, nee, by return
mail, will please address .,..>,-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilamsburgh, Kings Co., New York
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Sprrial 4lptirrs.
STRANGE. But rRur

Every young lady and gentleman no the
United States can hear something very much To-
thor advantage. byremrn mail, Gree of chargc)
by addressing tho undersigned. Those having
fours of beng hummggod VIII obiige hv not
noticing this card. An others will please adj
dress thcir obcticnt servant.
IHOS. +. CHAPMAN.
Sd Broadway. New York
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raised 2i00 bushels of rutabapas las,
season from 1-2 acres of land. and
1000 bushels of them grew on 3 A of
an acre. Welcome Bemis and sons
raised about the same number of
bushels of, | believe, little more
ground. G. b. Rowland, of Burke
raised $50 bushels off about "a of an
acre, and Il. Woodruff, of Newark.
about the same ratio as Rowland -
Query: What can the farmers of Gale
donia County raise on their land TO
the amount of one or two acres, which
Will net them more profits as feed with
the same labor. They have sold read
lily ut auction this winter and fall past
for % cents per bushel, and the last
sold brought % and 26 cents. At %
cents, A. Bemis got $542, worth, at 2G
cents, 1924, from IL acres; and
from the BIB of an acre of one thous-
and bushels, $500, or $305 per acre.
Farmers, raise more rutabagas and
have better cattle.
LAMoLLE COUNTY.
The friends of Rev. II. Webster.
Of Cambridge, have presented to him
presents amounting to one hundred and
eighty-fye dollars.
ORANGE COUNTY.
d. f. Proctor and i. w Ordway,
two tinmen, of Bradford, on April 1st
in ten hours, made 200 tin sap buck
cts entire.
d. II. Cheney has rented the Yer
mont House, in Bradford.
Mr. John Finnegan took possession
of the Trotter House on Wednesday,
of last week.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Miss H. n. Haskell, of Castleton,
has been appointed principal of an
Illinois Female Seminary.
On Thursday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. James Paul, of Chittenden, came
to Rutland for the purpose of making
some purchases. They started for
home between eight and nine in the
evening, and when near the residence
of Alanson Dyer on West Street, Mr..
Paul was taken from the wagon in n
very violent manner by two fends in
human form, one placing his knee up
on his breast, took him by the throat,
while the other searched for money.
Fortunately another team made its
appearance at the head of the street
and the rufiians took their departure
in great haste. Independent, 9Th inst.
An effort is being made to establish
new Masonic Lodge il Rutland.
Benajah Colvin, of Dandy, died on
the LIST inst, from injuries received
from the falling of limb of a tree
which he was telling.
Two citizens OF Brandon, named
Worden and Bartlett, caught in one
of the ponds in that town, few days
since. eight pickerel whose combined
weight was eighty pounds.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
As party of young men in Mont
pelier, on the I'd inst, were engaged
in firing a salute in honor of the cleo
ton result in Connecticut, a most
painful accident occurred. BY the
premature discharge of the gun, Peter
Lemoine had both arms blown off, one
knee badly shattered, his side man
gled, and his face badly burned. lie
died the same evening. Aleck Jan
grean had one hand blown to pieces,
and was otherwise injured. Both
these men were in the artillery service
l,1~,,x., {l,a loAo x,-or
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WIN. \. SMITH.

II NlNG sold ont his stock of Clothing and
III furnishing Goods to Louis Med Smith
and George y. Foster, at No. barrow Block,
requests all having unsettled accounts to call
and pay mp as money must be had
MM. \. SMITH
March ID. 1867. 157-aw
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Mother, my sword is too short. q"
sad youthful warrior, in ancient
time. Add step to it my son" was
the reply Of the noble mother. But
III these days of long range guns"
people who do not "n,afe ,car fradc"
suffer pain. We advise everybody to
use Rennes Magic Oil.
Sold in st. Adams by S. II. Day.
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cRAcE's CELEBRATED sALvE.

AMEsHuny, Mass. Oct. 18th
Ded Sr:--lIaving been afflicted gricvously
for several weeks with q severe ahsccss upon my
side, used several remedies for its eradication
without receiving any relief. until | applied
your salvc, which effected n speedy and pcrma-
ncnt cure. | therefore feel happy to certify my
confidence in its virtues.
Yours with respect,
JAMES BEAN.
] certify to the truihfulncss Of the above
statement II. =. DENHuoRN. VI. u.
SETH W. FOWLE d son, Boston, proprictor-
Sold lev all Druggists at Is cents 70 box DIV
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DIHD

=, In Chicago, at the residence Of her son-in-law
Mr. D. y Groves. of disease of the heart Mrs
sarah ii. Bogue, relct of the late Decius r.
Bosue of St. Adams, aged u years.
I'm Alhurgh, March 2gth Mrs Miranda T..
wife OF Dr. Ralph Erwin, aged 80.
- In Cambridge, Vt, March %, Polly, wife Of
Rufus Butts, aged 81 years
In Cambridge, Vt, March q, Rufus Butts,
aged 81 years.
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10 Many persons are today suffering Dvs
pepsla VINO do not know lli they feel a hcayi-
ness aitcr eating, a sort Of lanauor or lack of
energy, and attribute N to the Spring weathct q.
IT. J. nothing but Indigo stion, and one dose Of
tpcs Dyspepsia Cure viii confirm this fact
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Claim AgcncN.


I(l recent cnactments Of Congress, all Sol
ID diers who have served three years and have
received but 800 bounty from the United States
on Who having enlisted for three wears, were dis.
charged IN consequence of wounds, and the wid-
ow, children, or parents of any soldier who en-
listed for three years, under promise of only
500 bounty aud who died in the service. are en-
iltled to an additional bounty Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS!
All invalid pensioners who have lost hand on
foot, or have incurred disability equivalent to
the loss OF hand or foot, are entitled to a large
increase of pension.
All pensioned widows of soldiers or sailors are
cAtitlrd to an Increased pension OF two dollars
per month for each child under sixteen years Of
age.
claims OF the above nature, AMI for arrears Of
pay, officers extra pay, for horses lost in the 4.
- service, communication OF rations of prisoners
of war and prize money, will be promptly prose-
euted by application bv letter, enclosing. dis
charge from service, will he attended to and the
necessary papers returned 10 applicant for Sis
natures, NC. L, A. SOWlES
Office over the First National Bank
81. Adams, Ang. It'll. 1865. l2j-tf
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me TRANSCRIPT,
rr,say, April ~, 1867.

our friends in the several towns
i'' . S5' adjoining counties will confer a
l' anu 49, s.nding rs all items Of local news
d h'" -, undcr their observation. Con-
snF IA IN alt cases, give their names,
t''' '' .,y fa publication, but as a guaran-
o's,..h No matter about the form of
ls'" ,'.n,ions give us the Subject mat
+ '~ ., rill mt it into shape.
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NOV is your time il you wish to buy a bust
~ ness place in st. Adams. | have come to
the conclusion to sell my place in st. Adams
village, between the Depot aud Main ST.,
on the South side of the street, the best ioca-
ton on that street for a. business place.
II Is about fifteen rods above nnr beautiful new
depot, and in full view of it. Entrance ono step
up from the sidewalk. while the others are
three or four steps. \ good liberal lot for
BiocH ofthrec stores. The lot is sixty odd
feet in front and one hundred and fifty deep
with passage Ia the rear of the lot for teams
to pass which makes the rear valuable. Now,
do not say that yOu cannot get o chance to du
business in st. Adams. The buildings are in
good repair and with little expense could be-
converted into business purposes. Also, good
well of water. and the house liz with gas Inn
prove your opportunity. In case Of my abscnce
fnm home yon can apply to Dewey n Noble,
at their office over Fairar's Iron store or Judge
H. \. Barber, for price, terms, aud other par
ticulars. g. w. BALL
st. Adams. Feb. 1, 1867. 15l-tf
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AZ st: Nlbans Bay, April ID. by Rev. G. Wedge
WWWth Mr.. Frederick Newton. Of ST Adams, and
Miss Anlinda Stevens, of East Fairfield
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ro ADVERTISERS. The TnANsoHIPr
nc circulation in st. Adams of
.. og' printed in the state. Its circulation
'.' Teasing throughout Franklin and
Ia Counties.
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= c. Redington, Esq, the pen
,,.nt is now prepared to pay
.aaug
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USE RBNNE,s PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL

an Works bie a Charm"
Every person in this town will find IT for their
profit as well az for their comfort it they use
Rcnncs Pain Killing Magic Oil, when they have
Headache, TOOthache, Chilblains, Ague M the
Face aud Jaws, lame shoulders, rheumatism
Sciatica. Bruises, Cramps. Colds, Group. Sore
Throat, or any pains of This nature. The ladies
viii find its use peculiar blessing to relieve
their peculiar pains. It is one of the best things
to use 10 the family as a general remedy for any
kind OF painful disorder, or hurt. or burn, ever
discovered and it il clean and delicious to use.
Use it freely. Sold 10y all Druggists aud Mcr-
chants.
WAI. RENNE, rittshold, Mass
Sold in ST. Adams by al Druggists, and Weeks
Reynolds, Groccrs. 129-lv
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IN tbe nth line from the bottom
"A. ID column of the History of st.
M. where it reads, "hypocritical
.,rss' &C., read 'Hpercriticat re-
~ &c. In the 18th & 4Gth lines
"A. same column, reading from the
,bere it reads knowledge of the
-nudence &C." read knowledge
.
Of jurisprudence &c.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-12

unite u large supply of butter
,.,oobt into the st. Adams mar
4, Tuesday. 1t sold readily at 30
4, per pound
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-12

The Spring Term of the Swanton
School. under the charge of its
.-.rt principal, Mr.. c. d. Mead,
.,oces on the odd inst.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-12

We Internationally omitted to
~ in our issue of last week that n
M tamor, weighing four pounds,
nrnoyed from the left groin of Mr..
Foiran, of st, Adams, on the 3lst
& by Dr. Horace p. Hall of St Al
Is assisted by DR.. S. S. Clark. The
,rs operation was performed in ff-
ID minutes. Mr.. Foirran is, we are
y to be assured, getting along
9nnonly well.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-04-12

Dr.. Bigelow S lecture on Germa-
at the Academy Hall ON Tuesday
sains' attracted an appreciative au-
nee The lecture gave very general
.sfaction.