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Yankees chew tobacco, the IIindoos lime,
and the Patagonians guano
soo.o,oble motto f,r ,ollo,.to,e :. If
,trere ann ,rban 't;s ann tben .trere well
= ,,,ar., 1,,, ,,,icLI,. :,
MA
by was "oliah astonlaiied "nyn - -
MT nm win stone btcluSe SUN d ''-'''7
.rar;+,. s,.hol.,. ,,,,ler examination in the
D. -. - .. What is the rest
- =. - :, J,rlne.s9 reflied.
- pIe.,sa :. La1lb,,.,s
80 49,
lhe most tender nti,l.''' ,b r''l ~ sbrt
heard oil was si',iiiii"g-' -. mi
into sole.
Fine dav for the race" said q wag TO
a sporting friend one bright morning
nWhat race anxiously inquired the friend
WHY. the human race, to be sure.
=, si
Young iAd{ An reduy' M luz
cant tll!A no" you Ii"li'Ee am II, Ti'
shch taste: M 'lnllN =. ' ITI-
my lF'iAl' IN NY manu. '''>''' '"' l'"'''
There is danger in being TOO neat. An Old
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The INPoRTANcE OF ADVERTISING N Dun
TINES is thus strongly put in the New York
Tribune:
In the meantime. how are business men to
keep aioat? Prudence and economy of
course are the two great lessons to be learned 4:
but there Is one part of these lessons which
in dull times Is especially apt to be forgot
ten. Be sure of one thing whatever YOU
have to sell, there are many people ready to
buy, even in the most depressed seasons.
Find them out show them your wares
persuade them 70 buy Of YOU rather than
another. When buyers are reluctant. sellers
must he active 1t Is neither cheap nor SEN
sible to sit still behind your counter and
wait for the hustle Of trade toreyive. When
business is dull. that is the very time to ad-
vertise. In the first place, that is when YOU
most need to advertise and in the second.
that is when people devote most time to
reading the newspapers, and when your adj
vertisement consequently most generally is
seen.
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WORKS OF ART.

NOTHING more truly indicates the civilization
y Of any age than its works Of art The age
which built the Pyramids needs not 20 be cOntristed
with that which filed Greece with Statues. Nor
does the age which produced a few splendid paint
ings canvass need to DE compared with the pres
ent which fills all homes with pictures Of loved
ones and familiar groups and natural scenery. Each
has it, peculiar greatness. Tho Pyramids show a
state Of civilization in which absolute power was
vested in person, and themselves the results
Of that power exercised without mercy upon poor
humanity. The Grecian statues and the more mod
eru canvas show perhaps higher culture in few
noble artists that produced them.
The present age shows the same kind Of culture
and 10 the glory of the present be it said it shows
this culture turned in a direction which benefits all
instead Of a few placing works of art In our homes
and shows the forms and features Of the loved
who now enjoy life or preserving and presenting
daily % the outward eve the form and features
journey
No artists more skilled, none more devoted 20 their
art can be found than those employed in
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BEEcHER AND BALLOT. Once upon time.
says the narrator, Lyman Beecher and Hosea
Ballou met to compare Calvinism and Uni
versalism. Both were Bible men. and each
came armed with textual missiles. After
several apostolic blows from each, shrewdly
parried by the other, DR.. Beecher opened to
the ninth Psalm and read: ''The wicked
shall be turned into hell, and all the nations
that forget God. " - There, sir. the wicked
are in he'll; get them out, if YOU can. Hosea
Ballou, calm as a summer morning. POINTING
TO the 10th chapter of Johns Revelation,
read Death and hell delivered IN the dead
which were in them. - - There said Fa-
ther Ballou, :" they are out; get them in
again if YOU can"
The story does not say what Mr. eecher's
reJoinder was, but probably he quoted the rest
Of the verse and the following and they
were Judged every man according to their (
works And death and hell, were east into /
he Lake of fire. This is the second death. /
And whosOeyer was not found written in the
book Of life, was cast into the lake Of fire
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DAVi
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS


aud judging by the patronage literally bestowed
upon him by the Public Artists better appre-
ciated
1t Is useless t0 mention all the various kinds Of
pictures which are there produced lr they are known
and admired By all.
Special PREPARATIONS have however been male for
the Holidays and desiring 90 make tasty pres
ent can scarcely tu better than % call and examine
his large variety of Colored Groups French and
English and Germau, and Views from all lands
which are decidedly superior % anything ever be-
fore offered ia this market.
His patrons who desired him % bring on well
selected stock Of Chromos can now be accommodated
az very low prices
The assortment Of Albums Is complete and prices
-rcatly reduced Particular attention is invited 70
the new style Of Cabinet Albums
Gems, Photograph Pictares an OILS and IN India
Ink, and Water Colo Frames iu great rariefy and
ucry pretty -Uies. Chr010s. C0i0red Store
0scogir Pi~trcs, and St,-eoScoyes great Juiefg.
D4tiS FIEHS nor number 0Jc~ IN. Orr l2lpI
Hsgafires hare accumulated m his Gallery from tkich
ncir pictures be taken at any tune.
Call and see,
G. y. DAVIS. Photographer.
Dec. 2lst. d&wlm
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re Edinburgh Revieir lVhiql
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AND
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NEWS ITEMS.

Arson Burlinsame has resigned the Office Of
the [. :. Minister to China. and accepted
the post of Chinese Minister to the European
Conference.
There is a strong anti-Masonic excitement
at Oberlin, Ohio, the issue being the admi--
sion Of AIasons to membership in Christian
churches.
Spruce gum to the value Of $4,000 is
gathered annually in the forests Of Maine.
Hon. J. F. Wilson, who presented the
minority report on impeachment, is likely to
be chosen United States Senator from iowa in
place Of Mr.. Grimes, who declines a re
election.
\ girlof ten years lately set fire to a house
in Fall River She was tempted by the devil
in the shape Of a bad boy, iayorite form
with the Internal fellow.
4 curious accident happened the other day
to butcher in Cleveland. Ohio. lie was
getting ready to kill a sheep and holding the
knife in his mouth. The sheep gave a yigor-
Gus kick and knocked the knife upward, edge
foremost, slicing off the end Of the man 5 nose.
Euchre players may be interested in a new
variation Of the game. The black card in
each pack i added to the deck. is called the
" yerker.' and can take the right bower.
When the dealer turns it up he has the priv
ilegc Of making the trump In this game it
Is possible to be =. euchred" with both bow
err and the ace Burlington Tu,es.
Nellie Costello, one Of the chief upholders
of the social evil in Chicago. gave a select
ball at her establishment last week. tickets
five dollars, which was brought to a prema-
ture conclusion by fight, in which pistols
were used and one man killed.
IN applicant for municipal appointment
Baltimore, when reciting the grounds for
success therin, was told that he lacked one
qualification. he - had not been in the rebel
army" - The ID haven't said he ..here
is my commission as Colonel, and he produc-
ed that necessary recommendation from his
pocket;
Guizot, the French historian, philosopher
and statesman, in his preface to his last
work published in 1865, SAYS:
Il have passed thirty-fye years Of my life in
struggling, on busting arena. for the estab- |
lishment Of political liberty and the maintenance
Of order as established by law. | have learned |
in the labors and trials Of this struggle the real
worth Of Christian faith and Of Christian liberty.
God permits me in the repose rof my etreat to /
consecrate 70 their cause what remains to me of /
life and strength
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miscellaneous.
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

nOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE composed of
IL the night soil and offll of New York city, is
the forcing and quick acting manure in market;
frice strong as the article commonly known as
Poudrette; one half as much will 20 as far It is
equal to the best superphosphates in market at less
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND STILL
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. %, 1867.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 \. NJ, 1913 P. ~, and
7.i0 P. VI.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at G. Is A. NJ and con-
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road at White
River Jupction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and with trains on
Passumpslc H. H.. arrives at New York at lo.45 p NJ
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A NJ St
Johns at 10 \. NJ, Osdensburgh at $50 p NJ lodge
at Malone; leave at 80 \ NJ, Rouse's Point lO x
y NJ Tor Boston, &c arriving in Boston via Lowell
at 1870 P NJ.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at II.soA. NJ,
Montreal 3.@l ?. NJ, hcGse's Point $40 p NJ st
Johns at 50 NJ, arrives at Boston at : 10 4 n
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad
for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont VoIev
Railroad for Springfield, &C., and arriving in New
York at 1879 P. NJ
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND EAST
Leave burlington at4.15 y. NJ, 9.i5 A. NJ. AS
AM 6.l5 ?. VI.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at sOo
". for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal &C.
Mail TIain leaves Boston via Lowell at 701 4. NJ
via Lawrence and Fitchburgh at 30 A. NJ Sprino-
field at 6.ij A. VI. for Burlington, St. Adams o.
densdurgh aud Montreal.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at s.ooA
NJ, for burlington, Rutland, st. Adams and Rouse's
Point, OEdeusiurgh, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r r.
leaving New York at l2.l5 p NJ and from che.
hire r. R. leaving Boston at 80 P. NJ. connecting
at White River junction with train leaving Boston
at 5.O0P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point Men
treal and Ogdenshurgh, connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached 10 both the Niyht Er-
press trains running between ST. Adams and Boston
and St. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the Principal stations.
G. MERRILL, Sup't.
II. n. DRuRY Agent, American Hotel Block.
Burlington, Vt. ,
st. Albans Dec. %. 1867.
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'f- " ''- 'i''' ' - '
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lni'.l NJ ,N1 ' oAN' NJ, - ~ ~. ".tLpi
the Great Interior Basin. over which the immense
overland travel must pass. aud the
Main Trunk Line acrO.S The Continent.
The Road Is now nearly clmpletei from Slcramon-
70 f. the Richest Mining Regions in the salt Lake
Basin, and is being rapdlN carried forward by the
largest force OF a grerS ever employed by any Rail
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The natural, le- innate. commerc.rl kuscess Of
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roads in existence. The Earnings and expenses for
the quarter ending Oct 81, were as follows IN GGLD
URoSs OPERATING NET
go, .,-. $500, ..... a., , -. "a.
-
t m the in,t If ,rg., ' e, o' t r r Sgi t
iTe i ana passengers from the temporary terminus
The United States Government and the States and
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FARMERS GUIDE.

by HENRY STEPHENS, of Edinburgh and the late j.
2. MORTON, of Yale College. vols, Royal Octave
1900 pages, and humorous Engravings.
Price s7ior the two voumes-by Mail, post paid s.
DIV
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From the South and East Trans a-rrire at rliugsn
as foiioicS
4.l7 \. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN with Sleep
ing Cars from New York and Boston Leaves
New York at P. NJ, Boston 80 P VI.
945 A. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut-
4,25 P. NJ. DAY EXPRESS from Troy and New York.
6I5 P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell Worcos-
Ter Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
FOR further information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No. l. American Hotel Block or gt the m
land & Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can be purchased for all of the above routes and ain
points west North West and South West; choice NAV
be made from any Of the various routes. from Bur
hngton.
j.. W. WARDNELL, Agent Passenger Station.
j. W. CARPENTER, Agent MOL American Hotel
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Glailroads.
AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GlailrOads.

Commencing, Dec ?, 1867, trains will run as fol-
lows
LENE BURLINGTON.
e.30A M..MAIL TRAIN for Boston Lowell Wor
cester, Ftchhurgh, Brattleboro Spruziie Hart
fsrd, New Haven, Troy. Albany and New York
arrive IN Troy at 3.l0P. NJ. Now York 9.l5 P. VI.
Boston 7.30 p. VI.
Through 10 Boston and Troy ,rithot change Of Cars
l,25. P: VI. DAY EXPRESS for Rutland Bellows
rails, Troy and New ork. Arriving in Rutland
4l0P W.. Bellows Falls. S.45 p. w. Schenec-
tady SIS P. NJ. New York 600 \. VI.
335P. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN to Rut-
land, arrives in Rutland at SOC P NJ
9i5 ?. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car. for
New York and Boston Arrive in Troy al 3 10
NJ New York 1900 \ NJ. Boston $40 An
Through 70 Troy and Boston WITHOUT change Of Cars
The 9 IS and l.35 P. VI. and $50 \ VI trains make
close connection with the New York Central at
Troy and Albany for all points West.
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HALE TILE PRICE.

is suitable for every crop garden stuff 1t will
mature them ten days TO two weeks earlier, and
double the products 80 will manure an acre of corn
in the hill. Price in Burlington so per ton Pam
plets with full information sent on application to
J. 5. PIERCE & son, Burlington, Vt, Agents for
the LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
N2SM3m
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AT GOVERNMENT RATES
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Six per cent, in Gold amounts to more than seven
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Bonds are now Ready for Delivery.
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Thegns.COOf NOrthAHnerica
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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States
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SIR. 5. WIRES Agents
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OF HARTFORD CONN.
CAPITAL and Surplus, sI,I5O,79O.
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Niagara Fire Insurance 90.
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Narraganselt FAM. Ins. 60.
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IT Is an unailing remedy in an cases Of Neuralgia
L Facalis often ehcctn-a perfect in less than
tweuty-four hours from the use u more than fr0
or three pills.
Even in the soverc,t cases of Chronic Neuralgia
and general nervous arrangements, Of many years
standing, affecting the entire system, its use for
few DAYS. O. a few weeks at the utmost. always at
fprds the most astonishing relief, and very rarely
fails 10 produce complete and permanent cure.
1t contains drugs or other materials IN the
slightest degree injurious even 90 the most delicate
system, and can aiicays be used with
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\ Chaplain in Arkansas says that man
buying furs was conyersins with a woman at
whose house be called, and asked her if there
were any Presbvterans around there. She
hesitated and said she guessed not her
husband hadn't killed any since they'd lived
there. as she knew Of ''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-09

The great CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD 10 there
fore in An important sense, n SKIN. NATIONAL
Work, aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative pow cr, and the Executive officers,
though it, management Is ddHiHiStcrsd Vih al
he care and Jorothouoht qIthS most eminent pirate
corporations. Being under the constant super
yiniun of the GOycTnmcnt-vho,b being tho prtn'
cipal creditor, accepts subordinate and cuntin
gent lien-with 81 large an amount Of addition
al capital also invested In the property pledged
Il is believed that no securities now offered In
| the market possess the sane claims 20 eonh
donce and market vCluo, except those Of the
Government.