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open, ~ newcastle, hensuchy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle located In the healthy bluegrass region Of
Henry county equ distant donr miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Rarosd cOnnecled with each 5y good pike
The Academy buildings, owned by himself Of modern
construction admirably adapted for school purposes and stu
Red In the suburbs OF the town. The standard Of education
will aim at thOrougbness In branch be determined
by impartial and searching examinations Tho discipline win
be strictly military requiring punctuay aud enptness IN
the performance Of duty The domestic department
will be conducted with and beraty to the
health comfort aud contsntment OF the scholars Tue scho
stc session Is divided into two twenty weeks each
the first commencing September 18TH The charges fof
everything excepting uniform, books and medical
will be three hundred and seventy dollars In u g.
eurency for the entire session Of forty payable
equal ns.aments the begin ing Of each Of the
session No deduction from these charges will be made for
absence during the term except In protrated sickness
honorable discharge and then tuitn fee Of $50 per
current term will be required
Uniform furnished on the most reasonsele terms Books
and stationery at Louisville prices AS the number Of pupils
limited those wishing 70 secure place. in the institution
should apply ~ In thus making his resi-
denee in Kentucky and devotng himself ~ the education Of
IT'S youth the Principal hopes hAss the Of hs
friends In this Commonwealth
For further information address K klRBY SMITH.
Students win leave the n Emnence the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad whence ernbuses viii them
90 Newcastle V. x
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LOTTERY
DEAL EsTATE LOTTERY.

real Estate LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED In THIS CITY,
To be Disposed of by Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery will take place ths
tickets are sold under the charter of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted By the Legislature Of the State in 1865 aud which
embraces in its Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, tO-wit:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, now open to the public and
doing business.
THR FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooMs, Nos
lle. lis and 10 Royal street. adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No Is st. Louis
street. opposite the Hotel.
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
L. Pr'zes....................... Tickets $40.
For full and particular description Circular which
will be postpaid any desiring and all orders for
Tickets will receive promps attention by addressing
o.E. HALL
st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans. La
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BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLoraING.
Furniture.


Furniture.
Standing Ofsce Desk and Stool
sitting Of5oe Desk and Chair.
Ease Of Drawers.
20 square yards Cocoa Mating.
Door Mats
2 Coal Scuttles
2 Sets shovel, Tongs and Poker.
Lime must equal best Thoaston, fresh burned Lime
delivered in good barrels.
Cement required t. be fresh burned equal best Rosen-
dale barrels well hoped, Papered and dry.
ship Chandley, Hardware, betting, Packing and Hose
must be OF good quality.
Lumber NUT be Of good quality dimensions sawed true,
free tr8m sap, cracks checks other imperectiOn.
Glasses and to be delivered fifteen days from the date
Of opening bids.
Classes 16 AZ and q to be delivered in month the
date of opening bids
De livery Of articles to Immediately and In all
20 be before the 10th day Of February 1862
in the Navy Yard At such points be directed By
Commapdsnt, subject to inspection.
BIDS will net be received for less amount than class
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful delivery of
the supplies awarded inserted In each respective pro
possl; otherwise bids will not be entertained.
The right reject any all Of the bids is reserved
HORATIO l.. WAIT,
Psymaster United States Navy
Approved: THO P. GREENE.
Commodore Commandment
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.

GREY JACKET BITTERs.
To THE ZEAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans, December L, 1865.
In the year 1865 the undersigned perceivng that their
friends the South being imposed upon by thousands
Of vie compounds under the Of whskies Brsndes
Gins schnapps Btters etc. etc, determined to begin the
manufacture pure medicinal spirit of hOmsrasea
Southern herbs supply the of public this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit
GREY JACKET BITrERs.
And popular did they that they at this
early date Ga little three years from their FIRST
facture used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED BIZ Us AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERs BEING COUN-
TERRIFIED, while the papers filed with warnings
YANKEES manufacturers Of pretended real
fes Of their unedicsted spirits
sp people could not reasonably lnOv nor do we suppose
'A0'-'-- ms 'D'" P'~''
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ Proposals for constructing the port on OF the New Or
leans. Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad between the cities
of New Orleans and Mobile embracing about 265OO cubic
yards Of esrhwok the delivery of materaf for and
ton Of 800 nes feet Of Truss Bird ring % 900 insa feet Of
Pile and 1restle Bridging and for delivery 400 Cross
Ties other materials will be receved at the Companys
office n the city Of New Orens, up to 10 o'clock A.
WEDNESDAY January 20 1859.
Maps and profles Of thu line plans Of structure and
proxnae Of work TO be done viii be exhibited
the once ard after December 10 1855 and blank
forms furnished for contracts specif cations Propositions
etc, etc
All proposals. to be addressed 70 Henry Van Vsck Chief
Erneer Tor The New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail-
ROAD Company, New Orleans, La
The Company the right TO reject any proposal
which for any reason may be deemed unsatisfactory.
JAMES A. HATS0R,
President N o N. q G. z. z. Co.
Ofce. Caller Court.
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$4,000, 200,
sasyss osu., amour, to be esId In os.b,.
SIS Per shared
And this amount ia to % psid n follow: ous mar
can't AZ time of subscrb.r and No mora up, the .nrs
capital has been and then on calls to be .ds b,
the Board Of DirecOrs nsaments not TO sxceed five mar
cent per month When per can't of the ma, vain.
Of the shares has bean paid certificates Of stock v be a.
sued. Ths Will siys the Company paid nm
--
... ~ ,.m,0,. =, so,,.,.
=
'e"'' oh VIC 'A '''' VI 'nei e'' 'n'u Pe'en' cap'3
having oes watered over one thousand per cent
es. TO Tits Company to cOus.ruc. and ov,rs.. p.. over
ever before organised lhe question Of the Right Of Way
forever settled
der which this Company has been organised prohibits
CALLS-HOV To BE MADE.
Aetna, Ca,,,. x..r,r.a.
places in the United States This opinion rests upon the
most reliable estimates ana feponsios oners 70 e'nsruc
and EQUIP the lines
The NAfIoNAL iEhhehAfH ooArANf Is organised
under the laws OF me State Oh new YORK ana franchises con
terred By an act OF Congress, spprovedJuy a. 1866
President-GEok6E B. sENfEH, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
VicePresident-hobskr soulkks, o. New York CITY,
secrstery-Skohak D. WALfkks o. New forkOity.
,o~,,.
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GEAEKAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY CADEMY.
At Newcastle,
henry COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18TH 1865 KIKBY SMITH, with corps Of
Assistants whose qualifications Of Ihs highest order will
open, ~ Newcastle Kensuczy,
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CALLs-Hoy TO BE MADE.

One per the Stock viii be required Subscribing
subsequent calls exceed i've per per month
win be made by Board Directors from time
may necessary supply funds and equip the
hnss calls viii be made after the paid
untA the Capital Stock shall have Subscribed
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CIERK's OFFICE usrrxD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.
December /, 1868. !
In BankuptcyThe notice issusd from this Office that
JOHN TH0RNHILL has fled his petition be declared
bankrupt the partner Of r. w. Esn issued through
mistake. Il should have been Henry Thsrnhll
Mr. John rhornhn has spilled Ior the bensat Of the
BANKRUPT Law.
K. LOEw. Deputy Clerk.
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New Orleans, December L. 1s6s.
In the year 1855 the undersigned percsivng that their
friends in the South being upon by thousands
Of vie compounds under the Of whiskies Brsnde
Gins schnapps Btters etc. etc, determined to begin the
manufacture Of pure medicinal spirit out Of hoeraised
Southern herbs supply the want of the public in this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17
State Meas.
ADDISON corNrY.

The celebrated sheep Green Noun
tam, owned by Hon. Edwin Ham
mond d Son, Of Middlebury. died on
Tuesday night. This ram was the
progeny of the celebrated Gold Drop,
was three years of age last spring, was
probably the best stock sheep in the
world, and constantly increasing in
value to his owners and to the breed
ers of Vermont. He could not have
been purchased for $500
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

Musical Convention at st.
--st week, was in a high de-
success. The attendance was
@5e, and the receipts were
W 10 pay MP the Indebtedness
'~oelation, which was all that
reasonably expected. The
On Thursday and Friday
Sere extensively patronized,
9ll of fare " was capital
We good things on the first
''enlng, were a new song,
'a, by H. d. Hopkins; a
y Alessgs. Barrett, Munsell,
ana Hopkins; songs of a
"ag-s-ra Falls, Sir, and 4" Ye
OlO0eard by Mr.. Cobb, Of
lie second concert vas full
% the first, bu. orr crowded
VII not allow us to particu-
oalace it to say that all ac.
~'nselves creditably. For the
manner in which the Con
used of, great credit is due
~ Philips, Proctor. MCGOWAN
ias.
elShlng is good.
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BRIGHTON MAKkET- Jan -.

Beer Cattle.-Extra fat and heavy lIemuni
Oxen, $l3.25 "a sl4,o0; ist quait' = - $500.
"a quality $40 q Sl2o0, Sd quality sQ9.h0 @
ana dressed beef
Working Oxen sl75 a 1926. or iccording
90 value az beef
Mitch CowS.-s55 a 50. extra and good SO
. }l0o, without calves, a. laay be agreed; iaTroW
and ordinary $50 d 30.
sheep arid lambs 3 0-oc.; extra 81 80 q
81 30 per head.
saa,,s.- Wholesale, 90 a Coc: retail. 90 d o0c.
Dressed, 90 q Oh cents. Iat Hogs 7leG Sc.
Nestt CaiVes.-SD Ca so 90 ei head.
iiIae=. Brighton, 10 @ 00c p Country
OTIS St q 9c. Calfskins 100 i-c per lb.
E.,LO~. IS . g ib.
ielts.-6fc 81 10 each.
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THE CROWD INCREASES.

DIR Crabtre closed his visits Elr the seaso..
last Monday. sftor treating = greater number
o. patients than al any former visit. We are IN
formed by Capt Little that his house was crow
ded during the last day of his stav many being
Obliged to go away for lack of time 10 see them.
a lapdlord in aneighhoring town saws thai s.ir
an experience Of = wears in hotel keeping. ne
has never known travelling physician to IN
crease the number OF his patients At each visit,
and TO draw so highly respectable class ofpcr-
sons as DR.. Crabtre does Blrf0a ~ Siladasd
DR.. crabtre has the best suit OF Offices in New
England at 81 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
where he has been located seven years COM
petent physician Is retained there while tho Doc
tor gives his Whole attention entirely to Chronic.
Diseased y B-Iho best people IN city and
State recommend him
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

Why entertain this loathsome disease when
relief can be obtained? We meet those every
day who are suffering from Catarrh to such an
extent, that the air passages in the head arc in
decomposed condition,-the nose and throat
filed with such mass Of corrupt matter that
they are objects of disgust to themselves, and Of
pity to those with whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head, fau-
ces and bronchial tubes. 1t Is invariably caused
by Immoral or inAammatory blood, by which
the mucous membrane is made sore or infamed,
producing a copious effusion Of viscid matter
If it be produced by scrofula in the blood it is
almost certain to end in consumption, unless
speedy cured. because it Is impossible to en-
tirely prevent the matter from running down
the bronchial into the air vesicles, and such is
the excoriating, or scalding property of the
matter, its contact with the delicate Innings Of
the air-cells at once causes irritation, and in
yites the Immoral properties Of the blood to de-
post therein Tubercles and Ulcers
Catarrh almost always attends Consumption,
and frequently leads to it
In Oxygenized Ar We have positive cure for
this disease The remedy is taken by inhala-
ton, -breathed directly into the lungs, and
through them carried into the blood; thus as
soon as the blood viii carry it, it reaches al
parts of the system decompo-ing the impure
matter in tn, blood and expelling it through
the pores, and through the natural channels
from the system. Thus you viii see that tie
cause Of the diseases is removed, and tho disease
itself must follow
In the same manner We treat and radically
cure bronchitis and Consumption Let no one
suffering from these diseases despair Of relief,
II you are too far away TO visit our Office and
see 5 personally, write description Of your
symptoms, and forward to the address below.
Send for ouF circular, which gives full de-
scription Of these diseases
Out Of the many thousands Of testimonials
received we publish the following.
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CROWDS FOLLOW.

A greater number than heretofore visited lit
ties Hotel last week. On the occasion Of the
fourth guar monthly visit OF the Sanatorian TO
this town Inyalds hearing % the great sue
cess OF the Doctors treatment. came in large
crowds on foot, who were able, and in carriages,
and the last day, SO great was the demand. that
MANI were obliged 70 return without tie pre-
sclption. His medicines are agreeable TO take.
and most wonderfully efiicaci0us in results He
makes one more visit here tins Fall, and rom
ises 20 return IN the Spring -B1tJf. "a Sf,.p
G1rf
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Flower, of Hartland, has one year
old colt, which weighed last October,
1915 lbs, and stands fifteen hands and
one inch high.
The cotton mills Of Holmes & Co,
at Springfield, have suspended work.
The Woodstock Standard Of the 9th
inst, says:
On FRIDAY last the occasion OF the
Preparatory Lecture in the Congrega-
tional church, Hon. Norman Williams
and wife presented the society with a
beautiful Communion Service, consist
ing Of two fagons, six goblets, two
plates, and a baptislnal bowl. The
presentation letter was read by The
pastor. The service will long be
treasured by the society as a memorial
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who have
for very many years been among its
most valued members. What heigth-
end the interest attaching to this gift Is
the fact that it comes from the veneer
able and beloved donors just as they
have passed that period of life. so rare
Nv attained. the Golden Wedding,
and is to be considered not only as a
memorial of them, but also their
memorial of that memorable event.
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Examination and advice 81 o. Quacks give
free advice. bI5 advice worth anything Is paid
tor. Cases found past hope. free, and they viii
not be treated. Patients visited out Treat
mont q reasonable price. furnishing his HoIaeo-
B0tau5c Remedies for ono or two months. for
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17
aovAL HAVANA LOTTERY
TO Consurnptivcs.

rJyHE Rev Edward A. Wilson, viii send tfreC
of onarge) to all who desire it. the prescrip-
non with the directions for making and uslne
the simple remedy by which he was cured OF
lung affection ard that dread disease Consunp-
ton. His only object is 20 benefit the aiticte'
and he hopes every sufferer viii try this prescrp
ton, as it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing ilease address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co.. New FORK. lb5-ly
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and Mrs. S. 3. Haseltine, of
-sld, celebrated the fftieth an
yoftheir marriage on the 10th
lsn, Haseltine has been a resi-
Bakersfield 81 years. He was
30 Miss Betsey Hill in 1918
9h Barrett, and of those pres
hat occasion only sj.r survive
ee present on the 10th, viz.
S P Hill and W. O. Pratt
neral made some interesting
abiding to his interest in the
school, and placed in the
Rev Mr.. Wright, SO for the
the Congregational Sunday
md the same amount to Rev.
bore, for the NJ. Z. School.
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THE MAYOR OF HARTFORD

Certiies that & n Crabtre, u. b. il known 10
me as a regular practicing physician Of this city,
OF good reputat also that he is Coroner and
Health Officer ofthe city. As STILLNAN
Hartford Ct Mavor
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STATE OF VERMONT

COUNTY OF FRANKLIS IS.
l. Norman \ Lascl, Cashier Of The National
Union Bank of Swanton, Vermont, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true 10 the
best of my knowledge and belief.
y. :. LASELI, Cashier
Sworn TO and subscribed before ne tins 9Th
dav of Jan. 1868 2J0-1w
J. 5. MORRILL,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

is Curtois, one Of the SNUG
% assaulted Officers Fitch and
at Highgate last week. was
before Commissioner q. Z.
on on the 9th inst. and was
to find bonds in the sum Of
Falling to procure it he was
d 10 the care of Sheriff Soule.
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Duy Trncy's Vegetable Heating Balm:

Fer it is a Magic Ointment and viii destroy and
cure Feions. Fever, Caiomei, .ryslpeias and
Scrofula Sores. Ivy Poison. rheumatism, Group,
Diptheria Cuts Burns, Bruises &c. And Is AZ
so good for pains in the Back, Sido and Guest,
and is specific for Man OF Beast.
s. II. DAY. Agent.
IsS-jv st. Alksns.
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DIR. L. C. BLOOD,
No Dear SRI have tested your remedy,
"O1ygenized Air" in advanced stages of Ca
tarrh. Bronchitis, and Consumption, and the
results have been, in the highest sense, salts
factory; so positive am of its wonderful pow
err to arrest the progress Of the above named
diseases, that can conscientiously advise al
who may be suffering from them to place them
selves under the treatment at once.
Respectfully yours,
Rev. r. TOMLINS0N,
Plymouth, Mass.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

T Perkins, Esq, the able and
Master Mechanic Of the Yer
,ral, has resigned his connec
the road, to take effect on
Z February.
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Thursday of last week, a
nan named Peter La Vine. in
Soy Of J. Comings of East
while eating breakfast, fell
his chair.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

CEyERE SORE THROAT AND DIPTHERIA
, > is quickly cured by using Renne's Magic Oil.
freely. Swathe the neck with three or four
thicknesses Of flannel and keep it wet with the
Magic OIL, garglc the throat mixed with water.
or take little clear, and swallow slowly.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17
Dn l. C. Btoop.

Dr.. /. C. BLooD,
Dear SRI desire to give you my testimony
in regard to the value Of your scientific system
Of treating catarrh and diseases Of the Respi-
ratory organs 7 have used your remedy "Oxy-
genized Air, in my practice for the last year
with complete success. l have cured the worst
forms of Catarrh, and majority of the cases of
Bronchitis and Consumption in their advanced
stages. unquahfediy pronounce "Oxygcmz-
ed Air the greatest boon ever yet conferred
upon our suffering race, and hope the day is not
far distant when every intelligent physician will
adopt your system in the treatment OF all forms
Of chronic affections.
Fraternally yours,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17
T,,entv Ycars' ENperienee.


MONkEON. Va. JUNO - --'N'
Mcssrs. S W. FOwLE 4 Co. Boston.
Gentlemen: Having for twenty years past
been in the habit Of using Dr.. Wstars Balsam
az Wild Cherry in cases OF coughs, Gods, and
Pulmonary affections | can testify to us great
merits with the utmost confidence. | believe IT
10 be the best medicine for these complaints cv-
or used. and have no doubt that the use Of II
has AT three several times saved mo from Con
sumption besides many times IN late years, az
f,rding immediate relief in less severe attacks.
am IS years Of age, and Tor many ears h.,Ne
been subject 20 pulmonary disease, but by the
uso of this excellent remedy | keep myself quite
comfortable ] can hardly find language 70 OK
press the exalted opinion have ct the 3alsain,
and recommend its use to ali rs the hcs; remedy
Chat can be used GtOIsNE pAl'l
SETH W. FOWLE d SON, Proprietors, IS
fremont St. Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally. l''-4"
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PRETTY GOOD.

A christian old lady, little near-sighted from
too frequent plnches Of Macaboy seeing tbs
name OF ''Sanatorian' in our paper, exclaimed
Land II the Good Samaritan amt coming
again Now Mr. can be cured Of his rheu-
matiz and aunt Polly of the idiot-sincreases
Gdlosyncrasy) as Dr. Hall calls hls complaint. -
and after getting the family Bible to read about
II, she went out Ito tell her neighbors.~-
N0rta >tGr
(From the Orange County Eagle. yernont)
y man Of education, who ieyo.es ali his en-
erSles - long standing com, ,laints. must suc-
cecd IN them. The Sanatorlan X such an one
Tie employs physician in his Office 70 treat acute.
while rs devotes his time to Chrome Diseases.
N which he exceis. His father was rhvsicisu
before him, and he claims hc was born Doctor.
HIS success Is highly spoken of al home AMI
abroad lie has already treased large num-
Der Of patients here
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17
r. TRANSCRIPT.
,,idav. Jan. ~, 1865.
local NcHs.

,. our friends in the several towns
adjoining counties viii confer a
-Ar ending us all items Of local news
under their observation. Con-
anll in all cases, give their names,
FIR publication, but as ! guaran-
-.h " matter about the form OF
ions give u the subject mat
rI put it illto shape.
,-ro ApvuRrlsEls. The TRANSCRIPT
,b circulation in 81. Adams OF
rutol in the State. It's circulation
a-iur throughout Franklin and
Counties.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

y E. church at Swanton,
enlarged and otherwise i'm
sto be re-dedicated on the
ehcation sermon by Rev. S.
u. q New York.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

samuel Adams died at his
,. IN Grand Isle, on Saturday
last. aged 76 years.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-01-17

a. J. Gregory Smith has given
wards tie purchase of a bell
Norwich Classical and English