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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-26

ON aud after Monday, NOV. H. 18Th, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1896 a.
NJ, Tor White river Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier, burlington, Rouse's Point,
Montreal, Nc., and with Ogdensburgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for the West
Mail Train leaves Concord at %1O. 45 n. M, foi
White River Junction, connecting with train for
Wells River, st. Johnsbury, Barton, Newport,
WillOughby and Magog Lakes, Stanstead, Bath,
Littletuu, and Lancaster; also, with trains fol
Montpelier, burlington, st. Adams, Rouse IS Point,
Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the West.
Bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 p. NJ, toI
Franklin and Bristol.
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at S.li
p. ul., for White River Junction, connecting with
Grains Tor Montpelier, Burlington, st. Adams,
Houses Point Montreal. Ogdensburgh, and the
West.
aOr on arrival of trains from Boston, Worcester,
Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Downward TRAINS
Morning Express Tram leaves White Rivel
Junction for Concord at 1.l5 IA. m. or ON arrival
of train from Ogdensburgh and Montreal. On
Mondays at G.21 instead of l.l5.
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord at s
a. M. and Franklin at 9.l2 a. m.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction fol
Concord at II. 10 o. m. or on arrival Of trains
over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic, and
White Mountains Railroads
Day Express Train luaves White River June
ton at 4.jS p. m, or on arrival of trains from
Montreal and OgdensburSh, DrattlebOro', keene
Fellows Falls, Windsor, &c. connecting at Con-
cord with train for Manchester. Nashua, Lowell
| and Boston.
These trans connect at Concord with trains
or Manchester. Lawrence, Portsmouth, Port
land. Nashua Worcester. New York, Lowell. an(
Boston ONSLOW S1EARNS, Agent
Concord. \. II. Nov. 10. 1854. WITT
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ATOI,THEity RAILROAD.
WINTER ARIA GEMEN r-lS64-5.

ON aud after Monday, Nov. IA, 1864, Passenge
Trains will run follows:
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MoRNua srAR AND cAfEpEIc Hxauuau.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1854
The Pic-Nic To-day.

To all whom it may concern, greeting
If you don't want to 60 yourselves, send
the young folks, at any rate. We're speak
ing of the great picnic, the picnic which
commences at twelve O'Clock to-day, (Sat-
urday,) at the Oakland Course, and of the
McGuinn line of packets, which goes into
execution, and, to a certain extent, into
liquidation, at eleven O'Clock, precisely,
to-day, commenting at the Magnolia bridge,
New Basin.
No! Don't sacrifice the hopes and joys of
thettising generation, their visions ind1lged
in for weeks past, and their pleasant fse6l-
lections for months to como, to spirit of
istless indifference or Of parsimony on
your part Oh those lovely, plump, CREASED
pigs, warranted not to squeal when chased!
Those highly moral slippery poles, Allowing,
a. we'll - sermon, how much castor it is
to 60 down two feet than up one! That ex-
emplary scrub race for mules, wherein the
hindmost wins, to tho great edidcation of
those who seek the lowliest places! Those
exciting, manly games! Those cool ive-oak
shades and cooler ice-creamsi Those foods
Of music and oceans Of lemonade-and all
for four-bits Ito commence with)!
Oh! ye who sneer at Fourth of July
enthusiasm, whose dusty souls, arid with
the breath of square-b block, have forgotten |
the dreams Of sylvan bowers and the mem
cries of rustic joys!-well, stay away and |
dodge around the enticing corners Of st. /
Charles street, but, by the shade of Mrs.
Caudle, don't withhold the needful from
those who can still appreciate the beauties
of nature and the freshness of innocent
gaiety. There will be plenty of room, how
ever, for all.
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left delighted and impressed with many re.
i nscCaons on the blessings enjoyed by Catho'
NC cniidren, who have such holy and ac-
oomphshed women to lead them to science,
ana on the same road to point out by word
ana example, the way to heaven, the great
OBJECT OF their sojourning on earth.
Inc number of pupils in attendance
during the year was Ave hundred. Thus,
Detween the male and female department,
there is over . thousand pupils ATTENDING
the schools Of st. joseph.
we must reluctantly conclude this notice
without saying one word ON the chief char
acteristie Of the exhibition and it's happy
cause. namely, that charming, subdued
grace In the department. of every pupil in
ene room, which religious instructress
el0ne can lmp1Tt. 's j. NJ. E.
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NV Pu1I1cA11ons.

IT,,C Vy, !.
Respectfully ded;cata5 r., III T"va ~ =
Truth. By John p. Pnrce,i ArcSh;sho,
of Cincinnati. Cincinnati: Benziper Bros
Several months ago we read. in the Cath
oso Telegraph, series of papers by tn.
Most Rev. Archbishop of Cincinnati, il
reply to an attack made by certain Rev
Thomas Vickers, ON the occasion of an ad-
dress which he delivered before a German
Protestant society. We likewise read the
illusions of the latter in the Cincinnati
Gasette, remarkable for nothing but vapid
scurriity. The Most Rev. Archhiahop's
portion Of Che controversy has been collected
into volume, and tho reader can have but
one feeling in rising from its perusal- :t}as
Of pity for the poor wretch whose imbecility
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ARcHBIsHoP KENDRIck.-Just as we
were going to press, some kind friend sent
~ the st. Louis Rep*bsioas whic1, contains
full account of the receptios Il this Most
Rev. Prelate. The account in the Rspsbgi-
oas covers space Of three columns and q
bali The procession was over three miles
long. That paper says:
/, ArchbishoP Kenrick is 81 dearly beloved y
BY his people, and they found 90 great
pleasure in welcoming him homo from the
old world, that the magnificent display Of
yesterday was a. spontaneous and Joyous
as 1t was striking and beautiful.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-If there is . cooler OF moro
elegantly Rtted mp Photograph establishment
in the Southern country than Mr.. g. Ander.
sons, No. 1873 Canal street, then we have been
unfortunate in not having found it. However
this may be, we know it would be difficult to
convince us that there is any other saloon
where photographs are more artistically taken
or better ikenesses are produced. There is
every reason why Anderson should take supe-
rior photographs, and mono why he should not
He has all the latest improvements in his estab-
hshment, and employs the best artists. Let
those who have never tried Anderson try him
once.
Tho great trottins horse will como of to-day,
at Oakland Park
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EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

The new tax on whisky will be sixty
cents.
Bogus five-cent nickels are abundant il
New York.
The hot weather III France has caused
many deaths.
The Jews in Poland bear the proportion
of one to seven. ~.
The agricultural promises of Ireland this
season are cheering. .e,.. - =,
The Prince of Wales is to visit the north
of Ireland in August. -" =
An English atmospheric churn brings
butter In five minutes. '.< 49,
Butter has fallen little; so poor people
can grease their chops.
Abyssinian Napier has arrived in Paris.
He is to have peerage. .r-
The Democratic majority in Mississippi
will be twenty thousand.
synagogue, to cost one million dollars,
is building in New York.
Five thousand German men and women
sweep the streets of Paris.
The sovereign Prince of Liehstenstein
has disbanded his army of ninety men.
- At Largo, Scotland, a Goldfish was lately
caught with q pipe in its stomach.
DIR. Lees successor at the Edinburgh
University receives a salary of $35, 900.
The Austrian Archduke Albert opposes
the Beust ministry in their sham reforms.
The Pope has had a medal struck to COM
n1emorate the discovery of precious mar
hles.
The letter published by Count ChambOrd,
causing so much sensation. is pronounced q
forgery. ..-i
The Democratic are Organizing jackson
associations all over the New England
States. ~
H. .psS
aregaining Hower in England. He is coming
to his senses.
Cen. Mcdowell has been removed from,
and Gem. 0fllen appointed to, the Fourth
Military District.
Although Connecticut is known for its
steady habits, still it is about erecting an
inebriate asylum.
man named Ben Wade has committed
suicide in Illinois. The name must have
struck n vital part.
In Victor Emmanueis "united Italy"
deaths from suicides and starvation are
hightfully numerous.
DR.. Thornton, a grandson of ex-Presi-
dent Harrison, committed suicide in Gin
cinnati, on the Goth ult.
The famous wine estate of Chateau La
ftte is to be sold at auction. Its estimated
value is S, 600 900 francs.
Nearly fifty thousand dollars worth of
gold IS annually used in decorating china |
and earthenware in England.
A man in Glasgow, Mo-, has invented |
machine which reaps, threshes, cleans, and |
sacks wheat at one operation.
Gen. Pillow is engaged in a five hundred |
thousand dollar law suit. Not a suitable |
pillow on which to seek repose.
James McHenry, the great railroad con-
tractor, is before the English Bankrupt |
Court-liabilities, three millions.
The cables for the new bridge at Niagara |
Falls-fourteen coils, each coil weighing |
fourteen tons-have been received.
A new locomotive reflector has been in |
vented, by which the engineer can see per-
sons getting off the train in the rear.
A poor painter, out of work, recently |
applied for the place of bear which had |
died at the Geological Gardens. He for |
merly acted the bear in pantomine, and |
says he can give satisfaction.
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1rano Catholic Festival and Re-Unlon
THE ST. JosEPHs PICNIC ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY, FOURTH or JULY.
THE AFTERNOON OF sUNrAY, JULY $, lsss
OAKLAND RIDING PARK.
boIts will ply regularly from Magnolia lsr3dae NJ
i,asn {" the Grounda conveying visitors "a Ana 49,
the Festival free OF charge. x .
Ticket" OF Adnisnon-Fffty Cents. Childrsa. v,s.r
ton ycsrs Of ago. free.
H1oa1A1u4:
FIRST DAY.
sstafaay, Fourth 81 y.sv.
.ne oese.e.is. win b opened BY Hls Gr.e. eas M,,s
evesend Archhishop assisted the Clergy q The -
AHcr which tho Declaration of Indepssds.os Yin :.
read and An Address delivered together WITH ths ~
ing OF Poem appropriate to the occasion.
The AmuseAents viii then c,Nuuenco =, e.. r.u.-..-
order:
HURDLE RACE; Mile heats beat two in tbree t.vs
Pdse-Riding Whip and Spur.
AULE RACE; Double Team trotting to h.rnes. ,,s.
neats, best two In three q win. Prze-A bsnd...,.
Silver Cup, engraved
moro THAN three teams entered the entriea .h.
DO equally divided and winner in each div.,o, &,
tho hrst heat only shall be run in the soo
Persons entering in tbs must own the teams ths
enter
RACE; tlior-esD mile heats, best tvo-t,
three to win. Prize-Racinx Saddle and Bride
SCRUB RACE; Giuies.) dash one mile Last rnpie 4.
win No interested party to ride his own unuIa
None but sound mules shall he allowed to he entar.s
l'rize-Plated Spurs
FOOT RACE; Quarter of a mill, omen u, al. ,.
Prize-Silver Medal
FOOT RACE; Two hundred wards for bow. Prize
Silver Medal.
SACK RACE; One hundred yards open to all ,s.,s,,.
Prize-Meerschaum Pipe
BALANCE POLE variou. r,,,y.s
GREASY POLE. Various Prizes
GREASY PIG. Catch en- and Take EN-,
GRAND FOOTBALL MATCH.
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5 T. & o n ID ID A Y
. u n d ay, July s,

sunday. July 8. .-. ..s,-
TR0TTING RACE Mules to harness. mill. tc.,s ,,...
two in three to wia.-Prisc-A- splendid .sffyer
Pitcher engraved, presented by the isdie, ~ I.nr
son City and Fourth District-1 ~ L. ~
II moro than three mules entered, the entr;a.
shall be equally divided the winner In ,acb d,
In 'he hrst heat only shall lie entitled to RIM IN It,
second. ---tss 1-.- .. - - ~ - II" Jus
MULE RACE; Running undor saddle. mil, h.... -.
| Two IN three to win. Prize-Saddle and Bride =
TRoTTING RACE, Hack horses to harness. m;,s ,..,.
oes' TWO in three to win. Prize-A hand.o..s
If mere than three horses are en,e,.a o..
DO equally divided and the winner In e.ob d,,,s =,
the hrst heat only shall be entitled run in the
FOOT RACE; Two hundred yards on., ~ .r
weighing one hundred and seventy. Ava r,ns Fl
over. Prize-Silver Medal
FOOT RACE; Three hundred ysrds on., q, all .
Prine-Silver Medal
SACK RACE; Ono hundred yards open to all n..-.,.
Prze-Mecrschaum Pipe.
HORIZONTAL BALANCE POLE var,oa. pr,...
GREASY POLE. Various Prizes
GREASY PIG. Catch 'ena and Take am. ,.s,'
GRAGD FOOTBALL nArcu
w.. snef' 10 but ono entry. NO prize viii be sivea
Entities soe any Of ths shove can be made ,tSa
thsSeezstaxy, 1t tie Office the Connittee ~ A -.
zaeneA No Is Poydras street -
Ao entries fer the horse mule rsces win be ,a.,.
aEtsr "Wednesday, July Gpt.
The Festival win cIose each evan,-- - ..
panctnally, as which time tho Last bsa& ,v,II y.
Greu1ds Tor the eity.--==------ ---sS"'"-s 49,
STEWARDS AND coMMITTsRa-
ihe gentlemen have been appointed 20 at =.
ose~efos and Committees during the PioNic:
STEWARDS.
Michael Casey. Hugh Fitzpstsiok
1aoAee Aaarkey' Hugh NcNanus
s. N. houghton. d. p. Scanlss,
Thomac OrNein. JOHN Kix-v,,., 4H
9enh 4. diooons' Deanis Cloney
D.. Coasman' Jamea Barton
wn onerosn' Christopher Ducey
JOHN Magner, Nicbo,.. r."
William Myhan lama. o-,.. r
Thomas Egan, jaime. McKoo- .'..-
RAGING COMMITTEE.
'ohn Rooney, Thomas Markev
.l- Michael Casey.
COMMITTEES On BOOTHS AND REyRpsu,,,
!" Imam Hart, Thomas Byrnes, Tbona. R..
COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND AMusEup~rrs
80. fihnes, j. II. oDowd
William H. Byrnes, j. M Gleason
o. James Fnney, PIP p-.
John Marley.
COMMITTEE ON BOATS AND TRANSPORTATION.
henly hcSuinn, John Heirnc.
William Leo Job, F,-d
COLLECTORS ON BOATS
NJ. d. Gardner. Pr Curtsv-
John Harmon, Patrick HaoLstt
GATE KEEPERS AND PoIIcE.
John Power James Nugent.
Thomas McArde. Edward Shooter
NJ. j. Kernaghan, Thomas Mahon
y Kane, - N. Long,
James riernoy' Michael FoishAny. .
John Sinnott .Tnnaa H.vs
JOHN MccAFFRRv, prs.,sspt
p A. PIHNsE, Secretary. 800
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OAKLAND RIDING PARK.

Boats win ply regularly from Magnolia Bridre, New
as'n' {" the Grounds. conveying visitor. % ana 49,,
the Festival, free OF charge. *
Tickets OF Adnisuon-FffHv Cent. ,nus...
ton years Of ago. free.
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plause.
On leaving, the Sister kindly directed our
attention to the parlor, where the pupils,
paintings, and all kinds of needle work
were on exhibition. Among several were
distinguished, in elegant frames, "David
Playing on the Harp, before Saul, )" some
three feet in size. This indeed, was a mas
terpiece of work in the general outlines and
filling up of figures, richness in-color- and
shade; worked by Miss Marley. Another,
by Miss Bridget O'Neil, still larger, repre-
senting st. Patrick" was remarkable for
it's coloring, shade, and scenery, and will
ever reflect honor on the Sisters and the
young lady. We sawa beautiful "memento
cup" and saucer done after the style of
painting called Decalcomania, and near it,
still incomplete, a magnificent piece of gold
embroidery on satin, worked by young
Lady whose heart, no doubt, beat with
throbbings of just pride in the anticipation
of the many rewards that awaited her from
her earthly friends, but who is now enjoy ing,
we hope, in another far-off and better land,
not the reward of her skillful fingers, but
the rich fruits promised to innocent and
virtuous hearts, for she died a short time
before the distribution. Slippers worked
after all kinds of patterns, and with con-
skill, were here in rich profusion.
With many thanks to the good Sister, we
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

To The Honorable Cuur, ct County Communications.
mkt q" H. holden 10 Paris. within aud e., IN.
1 County Of ONt"rd. on the fist DAY Of SEM, A.
u. lS6s. ~" ~"
TUE subscribers, inhabitha,s Of Bnck6eld Il,
said County of Oxford. are desiruas a, h,yios
the iplipwWg town road A1clted in sad to.1, H.
ginning az the County Road one aud haiti rod.
"r-ie' ~ tom the divisiun hnC between land own.
~ 'y fhrbc Record aud John Brock. thence run
ming anrth ianr degrcrs wet 4 IA oas rods thence
norh twenty two degtr-- west seventy rods thence
north fifteen degrees Nest hi, eight rols thence
moth thirteen t~grers west through Lad II Ben
nett u. Reco,d aud John Brock thpuc~ running
ss'inr tout~c exit sN tolls through t,tl ~ Argus
to- W Sp1uldins. 10 stake rear the ba,lfings Of
said y w. Spauiding.-the 3 ~ described tn Lr
The middle Of tn highway. aud the highway 20 be
Ihfer rods willie That your petitipnrrs on the
i1'h LAY Of November. 4. -. 1867, rcaae st,,i IA
NtunS' "i the Selrci'nen sa,d town OF Beck
held. 10 ay GOT said town rod and ptrseu, anI ~.
port the same % sid Inhabitants tor their accrp.
iautr ~ 10y law y prov iicd AID that ON The thitJ
diV 81 December, 1867. tho slil Svisrtn.n after
posting notice oi seven dNs iH two public and con
spicunns placer ~ said town. met 81 the t,ulc aud
p''c" apPo,atcl io' that purpose aud having per.
s"n'llv examined the toute proposed, are nl oan.
ron thai there - occasion Tor new town road Zoe
'he us" Of sail town proposed: w. there fore
LAY ou' SAD rrId, ypuT prtii0acrs have already
d scI'l'cd ~ this p-titon and report the Slne 10
sad town ior their acceptance. Such LAYING out
wnh the boundaries and adtnelsurement.. has
bern filed with IN, Town Clerk on the hrst day Of
Jaaulry, beng seven diNs icf,re the a.nual town
meeting VA March, \, ID. 1868; and ihe Se-ci.
nen now report such i'yIng out. with he bognda-
rir- aui aImeasurrurui. of the same To- said town
Al a meeting II the Inhabitants regularly warred
and noih'd Tor them 1" acc~p, and allow the same
Gwen u"der our hAni. this first day OF January =.
\. D. lS6S.
Your petitioners wouLl further represent that
when the acceptance ni the road was proposed IN
said annual meeting the article was pissed over
and the inhabitants OF slid toun thea and there
nmcasooabiy refused To asrept sid road a. ai
'r'' BY he st'd Se!ectnrn. Iuw petitioners there
lore pray that the said road NAV be located and
established hy Your honorable Court. a. - prnvid.
81 10y L'w, and - ~ 'uiv b,und Will ever pr,y
=. G. ANDREWS, aud Others
Buck6rll. Avg. ~ 1865.
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ScHooi iooE. Mr.. Olvcs Ellsworth. Il
Boston, having reduced the price Of the
revised and enlarged D. Progressive Serie.
OF Readers aud SPcllef, by Town & Iol.
brook. to price una,tAinable by publisher.
Of similar books. combined effort is being
made 10 prejudice ihe public mind and
thereby keep up The present understandable
high cost Of school books Mr. Ellsworth
will gam ninety town. boz every hundred in
such contest. judging from the LARGELY o..
creased sales during tGe la,t month H..
b-ok. are greatly improved. and. f,r pr...
,l'al use. a. near perfect a. Ra!,.. and
sie'iers Gao be compiled TEACHER
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i1r me Car, % Nrr.Ius weakness. harry Decay,
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"OaWard. riEh, onward,
Into the valley Il Death.
Knll. The 81 II..,..l-..d >,

Rod. the SIX Hundred
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-02

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