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.aH0is's at Hare de Grace.
To the Editor of the .Egis Dc Iyltel2isencer

A:R. EpnoR On friday Lil ht last, "a L. ut
bal hands liCke INTO tie flee Oh Messrs Hills
lloyd Cca dealers. 1ley drilled holes into the r
site and filled item with lCwGer. lie explCsi was
heard ty PARTIES living near nj tcu lit Of what
going 1Ley got huthing i0r IL cir ans, the
firm had removed tile funds etc. I' nj lie saie.
Mr. Keatit e. the editor OF tie ledsohicn newspaper
published heie years ago, departed this lie
End ultino.
Messrs oer Cocha ice dealers have succeeded in
fill ng their Ice Houses Ice ten inches thick gath
cred
The ladies' and gents have had full enjoyment the rast
week ska &, lie river len iIosen cnulely over Few
eral received ias which bGwe,er is always
the case with tegnLers.
The Mason's hold lair the 18th Of February and
grand hHll On the 2let. Any one wnL.ng TO
donate the lair any article whatever ward the
same to Mrs. Ir John Evans.
At all the citizens here, Ineet at Spencers
Hall last Tuesday CHIT TO discuss the possibility of
raising Brass Land the Committee met with great
cess hundred dollars Icing contributed to forward
the object.
Our enterprispg citizen, Mr.. Henry Carroll, has
started weekly news, called the HARE Indpnl,-
dent" II is b sh time had paper and IL shoud le
supported WE'LL TOW is gpw cry rapidly and
demands paper to let folks outside know that we still
live.
The Presbyterian fair held at spencers new Hail. was
quite suct tile ladies having the pleasure Of hand
expenses.
n hast Sunday the I'd instant fire was discovered TO
coming out OF the house OF Mrs. Sarah McCasky. 1t
however, soon put out by the exertIons OF The ci-
Truly Yours,
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PORTRAIT OF CHARLES DICKENS.
have received very elegant impression of
portrait, on steel, Of CHARLES DECkLNs, a
copy Of which the Messrs Appleton & Co
are presenting gratis to every subscriber to
their new and popular edition of Dickens
1t is pronounced by good judges TO be the
best of the distinguish ed author yet executed
Any person renting $3.50 I'd d. Appleton
& Co., New York. viii receive Ey mail POST
paid, the entire set of Dickens in seventeen
volumes, and the portrait, which If suitable
for framing, as above. The edition ofDickens
is publishing in weekly volumes, seven of
which are now ready. A copy ofthe portrait
can be seen at our office, where subscriptions
for the books will be received.
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D I e d .

On Wednesday, January Goth, at Rose
Hin, Hartford county, Nd, FIELDER
mus d. and Maria L. Sewell, aged %
months.
At Darlington, on the 2sth of January,
after long and painful illness, which she
bore with Christian fortitude, ALICE H.
SILVER, wife of p W. Silver, in the 62d
year Of her age.
Blow on, We winds. We winter winds,
Alas! In quiet sleep,
That bosom cold no can feel
The blasts ihat U'et il sweep
The spirit tree has took its flight
To its ht me 81 lIss ulitNe;
To join with hose who went before,
In unity and love.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

FLouR.-surer, S95O@ 1000 Extra, SlO.jr@ll0o City
Mills super, S9a'@l";0; Extra. $ln2i@ II 90; Fam
lily sl2tu@ High Grades II .oH Hoo; Wesrr ESQ
alliO; Rye Fiou 7Iid u; Corn Meal 81 UU0 625 FER
Dbl. Buck wheat Flour S4.5ru 800 Ier hundred
GRAINN Leat fair D. "a 26e; prime ST. q $50; infe-
rior to TAI 2.2502 so Corn, prime white SLIGO lZ0;
prime yellow SIls@1"O Western mixed 1.24l4 l.25.
damp l.CO@ 10; Oats 74@T6 Rye 81 sta 30.
GtAAo.-Peruviam, $50 III gold u ton; Mexican, so
ado Pacific, Stj Phosphate, SJj@Sj5Oo; Bone Dust.
S45G $40
IlN-raled s22@s24 p ton Straw s9C@23.
SEEDs-Clover Seed, IS 2tta9 90; Timothy do, $500
Faxseed, SH.75.
WooL-Unwashed 2e@2sc.; washed, 32@asc.; common
fleece. 3S@42c
PRoyIsoNs-BacOn sides, 1al%(d13c shoulders II 80
1a34c. hams liza lsc.; Lard, 1S(d 1tc.
SALT.-Fi e S3W@3l0 per sack ground alum, 2l5
G2.2U: hulk, 55(d &C. z bushel.
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EB we call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Messrs. John Hanna
& Brother, in another column. The extern
have erected IN cur town, is worth visit from
any one who takes an interest in such mat
tiers. Numerous carriages which this estab-
lishment has already sent out, show the work
work is done give them call if you want
anything in their line and if yon don't want
anything, take n good look at their handsome
shops, the first tine you pass that part Of our
town.
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Summers benefit. The frequently occurring
item one gallon of alcohol, $3.50 can be
best explained, in connection with such other
items as 'Corkscrws, $24 Lemon-squee-
GERS, So : -Four boxes of lemons, $40 :; 1853
Hrs. of sugar, $500 These items for sub
stantials lesser luxuries appear in the char
ges of $61250 for seventeen and half dozen
kid gloves 1926 for gallon of bay rum ;
So for gallon of cologne, and 81 for toilet
powder" This is the way the peoples mon
ty is squandered, while they are forced to
pay the most cxorlitaIt taxes The remedy
is in their hands. Will they apply it
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Hon. REvERDY JoBNsoN's SPEECH.-The
able speech OF Reyerdy johnson in the SEN
ate, in reply more particularly TO that of Mr..
MortonTo t Indiana, made one POINT so en-
phatically that it deserves tie serious atten-
ton of the people of the country. On the sub
ject of guaranteeing a ICIuliCan iltm of
government to the States, lie said that the Ian
guage of the Reconstruction ILL read as if it
derived froIn the constitution authority to
guarantee 'loyal" from of government, leav-
ing it as an inference that the constitution
insisted that loyalty" must be inherent. To
illustrate his Argument, he admitted that the
temporary government of his own State
might have been in the hands of men who, at
the time, sympatliZed more OF less with the
leaders of The rebellion; yet lie insisted that
they rightfully Leld the government never
the State and of the United States were con-
cerned Tie Senator from Maryland conten-
ded that the sole object Of tie trainers of the
constitution in proposing the guarantee re-
terred to was to preserve the unity of form
of republican liberty, leaving the better judg-
ment of the people TO correct all evils No
body in that convt ntion thought, il. signing
the constitution, that that instrument was
ever to be used for taking aar,ty the sovereignty
Of State. And he rightly maintained, and
pressed his view home on the Senate and the
country, that the modern doctrine that Con
gress could thus invade the sovereignty of n
State, prescribing qualifications 10th Tor vo-
tiers and for those who were to be voted for,
was in open antagonism to the constitution
of the United States and fatal 10 continued
existence OF the BoSton Post.
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EAELLION,o NOIICE

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scri6er has Obtained ir,m the Register OF
" ills OF Hartford county, Md, Letters I estsmen.
tary on the personal estate of
ELISHA LEWIS,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased a,e hereby mott
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
3lst day n January, 1869,
or they m otherwise hy law be excluded from
al benefit OF said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are REQUEST
ed 10 make immediate payment.
Given under "rr hand and seals this 3lst day
OF January, 1868.
HANNAH S. LEWIS,
CuAS. B. iii CHCOCK,
feb7 Executors
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The WAY THE MONEY GoEs.-The New
York World has been itemizing the payments
made from the contingent fund of tie United
States Senate for single year. The Whole
amount is 1854, S62.04. This money, says the
World, was laid out in pcnknives for which
two thousand dollars were paid to single
dealer. 1t required seventeen hundred pairs
ofscissors to merely cut the Gordian knot of
reconstruction in the Senate Another lot
of Penknives cost $6766; two and one-half
dozen more were procured at an expense of
sos, and still more knives brought the second
bill for cutlery up to S487. Ofwhole pages
ofindividual bills the following is a fair sam
pie For B. F. Wade, Harper's Magazine 81 /;
Eclectic, So; Westminster, So; lie Bon Ton
indispensable to Wade,) 50. Five dollars
for scrap book undoubtedly for Senator
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and give signal to and stop the train in
time to prevent injury TO the passengers or
cas- of defendants passing over the road of
defendants"
The jury rendered verdict of tie full val
ue Of boat and cargo, with interest for the
plaintiff. As no exceptions were taken to the
Court, this decision may he regarded as fixing
the law in similar cases
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ing track from Rising Sun to Warnings
Meeting House. This road has been engineer
cd through some very heavy country, and
required a considerable amount of skill and
ju dgment to fit it to the valley of Basin Run.
They have built two very fine bridges over
the Octorara, in the abutment ofone is very
fine arch built over the county road
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is Le,ely gwen, that thirty
~ Gays afer the first publication OF
'h's notice, application will be made to
the County Con mis>oners of Hartford
county, to lay out and extend the public
read leading from tie Dublin and Bel AR
road, passing Tabernaclc CT urch, and run
ming thru,h the lands of Isaac Morris,
north of 'he residence OF said NJ IRIS, IT,
intcr.ect the Y rk aud afford road.
fl7
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y A correspondent of the Cecil Demc
I. says:

says:
That long talked of and ever-to- be-
,,ed-for railroad, the Columbia, has at
18th shown signs of life. For the asst two
weeks there has been corps of Engineers in
the filed, and who are now making estimates
and receiving bids for contracts to build the
road from this town to the Octorara Creek
1t is believed that earth will be broken on it
about the middle of February. According
to the stipulations, it must be finished by the
time the Baltimore Central is completed to
the junction of the two roads.
The Baltimore Central is moving towards
completion. and win soon be ready for lay
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TO OWNEkS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS OF Ht RISES Die YtARLY FROM
J. Colic. Ths ed hot be. Dr. T., bias Venetian
Horse Linn. ut Will psiIvfly cure every rase, u urvrm
when fi'st taken The cmti OILY O,e dollar Eviy
owner OF horse Il 0Uld have TUE L. stable ehdy
Tor use. II is warranted snrclur abyii els Orihe
cure Uf Cuts, VIVID Calls, SwrllIigs, Sue Thr AZ
Sprains, Bfus's, tld 81 re-. sc. THIS LnIinent is 40
new remedy. II las breu u..d aud approved ut for 20
year. by tile hIs rs, in the count y. Given To an
ayr driven horse II acs like mHgc. Orders are on.
sianty received IRON the facIg stables England Or it,
hp celebrated Hmm otniuf, ol trutug tan e.
used iH years. aud al II Is Tar upernr uuy other
hecnllct, Dr Tobias Venetian Imminent pu up
in pint battles. axe no other Slid b, tie Duqgsts
and saddIer. Depot, Sc Cortland strpsi, New Yolk.
janQA
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eY- Our Havre de Grace correspondent
informs us that the river isstill ice bound and
horses and sleighs are crossing it safely. tits
now reduced to certainty that the extensive
preparations made last summer for housing
Ice win be filed and large quantities stacked.
The present far exceeds any former ice'crop
aver put up in this region
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BROKE JAIL.-We learn from the Cecil
Democrat that Frederick Anhault, German
indicted for larceny, in this county, at the
last session Of the Grand Jury, who removed
his case to Cecil and was convicted, has since
escaped from Jail. He was last seen, carpet
bag in hand heading this way.
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M edlcal Society of Hartford Co.

NOTICE is hereby piv,n that this Sociely will
" hold liz next regular meeting in Bel Air,
on TUESDAY, February lllh, at II u',lock A.
NJ All The gular hyscians in the County are
respectfully invited IL. attend
Lecture will he deli 'er, ON T, phoid Fever;
and the pathology and Treatment OF Dip,hera
will be discussed, ,ogeiher with other matters.
W. STUMP FORWUOD,
Jan3l Secretary
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Grace, on tie 18th inst. Theprocecds are to
be presented TO tie Nelson's to furnish their
Hall. Persons wishing contribute cen for
ward TO Mrs. ToIn Evans. Tie following
committees lave the matter in Charge:
COMMITTEE on TAHLEAUX.
Mrs John Kelly, Mrs. join Wright
Mrs Brady, OF Ctesar,aEe.
COMMITTEE ON SUPPLIES.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Simmons. Mrs. J. S. Wilson,
c. B. Hitchcock, M w. Locke,
j. Matthews, Jas. BeItran,
Henry Grcenway, A. Vosbury,
&" A. c. Hawley, j. Reynolds,
Geo. T. Lyon, VIM. G. King,
R. H. Carr +. Hall,
j. T. Frieze, VIM. E. Wood
= c. p. Field, house,
Jno. Wright Thos Lamplaugh,
Amos Spencer, Jno. James,
Jno. A. Myers, VIM. b. Michael,
" B. Fl. Keen, Saml H. Reasin,
" J. NJ. Sanderson, Fanny Morrison,
James Hopper, Miss Libbie Morgan,
Miss Sarah Mitchell, f. j. Silver,
" Jennie Osborn, NJ. G. Silver,
" Sue Osborn,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs Dr. Jno Evans, Miss Julia BOYD,
" Jno. T. Wareham, Mrs. L. Hall,
Z" j. HenriQucs, W. G. King
" DR.. Jno. II. Coch- 4 Hollis Courtney, jr
ran, NJ. w. Locke,
Rob't Seneca, III B. Martin,
L. Green. Jno. Hopkins,
Jno. T. Moore, " VIM. Groenleaf
" j. NJ. Sumption, Jesse Hillos,
c. J. Thomas, Miss sallie Hopper,
Miss Ellen Broughton, " Pel Sullivan,
- A. d. Burke, Emma Simmons
L. Hitchcock, Lizzie Field,
D. Emma Green, s'maIia Carver,
" Hannah Magens, Mary Moore,
" Esther Russell, Sallie Davidson,
Clara Gallup, The Mis- Irwin.
Maggie Wright, Tie Misses Brook,
Mary Holdings Miss Aegie Patterson
worth, a." Cornelia Kelley,
Maggie Holings- " Laura Mitchell,
worth, " Augusta Mitchell,
Laura Culey, C. Mitchell,
Fannie Moore, Ellen Hopkins,
Cornela Williams, " Annie Hopkins,
Bell Wilkins, " Marian Gallup,
Libbie Wilson, " l.. Z. SGdltr,
Etha Wells " En- ma Allen,
Grace Whitaker, " olivia Moore,
Maggie Kelcl cner, Tie Misses Lyon OF
Lolita Darlington, Port Deposit.
COMMITTEE ON ICE CREAM
Mrs. Doras Seneca, Mrs. Henry Vieschon
G. Case,
CONFECTIONERY.
Mrs. c. B. Cook, Mis-. G. T. Lyon,
Donally. RoleIt Suoca,
NJ. W. Locke, " Jno Kelley,
j. T. FrieZe, Jas. SrlliNan,
Rachel Hoffman, Kate Williams,
| P,e@dent-W. NJ LOCKE.
| Wee P,y&'denh- Mrs DR.. JNo EVANS. Mrs
J. NJ. SIMMONS, Mrs. c. p. Cook, j. THos
FRIEZE.
Secretday-MURRAY VANDIvER.
| 1TcdSu1e3-J NJ. SIMMONS.
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Origin and History of the Books
of the Bible.
By PROF.. CALVIN E. s1OWE D n

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work OF rea! value and almost indispensable COM
@nion to the Bible showing what the Billie is not what
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lie authenticity urged by modern iniides and tracing
tbs authority Of each book up INSPIRED authors Civ
hE vast amount OF information heretofore locked up
III very rare aud costly Volumes making OF the most
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experienced agents, cergymcn ladies' school teachers
and others should send at once for circulars giving FUR
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A.. -..niuncations for publication must he accom-
PAM. with the cal Of Tie author or no attention
will paid TO them. Tie real Of the author will
not iuhlshed unless desired, n' ct consent
TO inAert ccnmu' tstops unless We know tho writer.
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| UNI LII COMMON Gull lNGS iuitalle for Earns
IL shcnthiIg. Fencing, &C., Al - pc thousand For
sale hy ROBERT I. I0rN
iebT Rel Air
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preparation a. atmless tie April rain Manufnc.
In fly J CRlS1Al GRO. tS Ma den lane. New York.
soldl all Druggists. Applied ll all Hair ihessels
Jana
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BEL AIR. ND,
Friday, February Eth, 1868,

kS-The 'Fgh" has more extsnGcd circulation uiu ns
the intelge farmers and business meu g. Hartford Than
aiiy Other PAPER the county M lor HuSp tai" ..
otLer olso Lottery adv te nenis wu Rlpea,
in our columns AZ any price. lartc mnllet :" ou'
Subscribers laS-fnr eil lHlrr i advance aud couss
quently jest the enss e'.Vnrtlseis desire ~ reach
The attention of respectable and les ad,
10 directed to tleal owe aets.
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1S- J. b, ROBINSON, office of the Rural Gentleman
No North Eutaw street, is suhVrizel agent Tor
Baltimore.
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THE HAvRE IxpErESDENT-A new paper
with the above title, edited by Harry Carroll,
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Il Masonic FTir.

It'F proposed to bold a Fair with Tab
leauX, &c, at Spencer Hall, in Havre de
Grace, on tie 18th inst. heprocccds are to
he presented to tie Nelson's to furnish their
Hall. Persons wishing contribute cen for
ward TO Mrs. ,Tof n Evans. Tie following
committees have the matter in Charge:
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Sir Il have the honor very respectfully
to request to have in writing the order which
the President gave me verbally on Sunday,
the 10th instant to disregard the orders OF
the Hon E. NJ. Stanton as Secretary of War,
until knew from tie President himself that
they were his orders.
Ihave the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
CSigned] U. s. GRANT, General.
The following is the endorsement on the
above note:
As requested in this communication Gen.
eral Grant is instructed, in writing, not to
obey any order from the War Department,
assumed TO lie issued by the direction of the
President, unless such order is known by the
General commanding the armies of tie Uni
ted States to Lave been authorized by the
Executive
[Signedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
January 90, 1868
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A STAR ON FIRE!
CRlSTATOrO'S HAIR DYE,

ty that qrcncer OF fiery hair that transformer Of gra
hair, that swnt l,auter OF lair Vi every unpleasant
shade or color
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The Pressdsns and Gen. Grant.

On the 4th inst, in obedience to resolu-
ton passed the day before, Mr.. Stanton sent
to the House of Representatives, a communi-
cation enclosing the correspondence between
the President and General Grant, in relation
to the Secretary of War:
Want of space prevents us from giving the
correspondence entire the really important
part, however, is brief enougb-aDd here it
is:
HEADoUR's ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON January "a 1868
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-30

AMES STONE, GROCER, Kingman Block
Main Street. st. ilbans. Vt. ZIG
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y On : II = ~ '''','''
WINTER ARIA y GEMEN T-l981-5.

On and after Monday Nov. H. 1864, Passenger
Trains Viii run as follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leqves Concord at 1915
m. fur " Into River Junction. connecting with
trains for Montpelier, burlington, Houses Point,
Montreal, Nc., and With UsdcnsOurSil and Grauu
Trunk railroads, for the West.
Mail Tram leaves Concord at no 10 II. M, + b.
White River Junction, connecting with tram l,l
Neis llNer, 81. JoiilsDury, Barton, Newport.
NiliouSnby and Magos lanes, otanstcad, i,atn
LlttletVn, aud Lancaster; also, with trains foi
luntpee, burlington, ST. Aipalls, House Point.
Montreal, OSucnsDurSil, and tho Wost.
bristol Tram leaves Concord at $50 p. IN, fUI
rranlilln and BRISTOL
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at ST.
?. M, for Mhitc river junction. connecting VIII.
rains tor Montpelier, burlington, st. ADano
Nest.
'Or Oh arrival of trains from Boston, Worcester
Portsnloqtli, Portland, Nc.
LowAWARD TRAINS
Morning Express Tram leaves White Riyei
Junction for Concord at |. ID a. m, on on arrlva
of train from OSdensbursh and Montreal. Ga
Mondays at go instead of LIS.
Bristol Tram leaves Bristol for Concord at :
NJ, and Franklin at 9.l2 Il. III.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction 10!
Concord At II 10 r. NJ, or on arrival of r4lnf
over the Vermont Central, passumpsic, ano
White Mountains Railroads
Day Express Train ,uaves White Rivel June
tlol at 4.oo p. m, or on arrival of trans from
Montreal and OSdensburgh, i3rattleboru', keehe
Bellows Falls, Windsor. Xc., connecting at Goa
cord with train for Manchester. Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
These trains connect at Concord with train,
Tor ManchesIer. Lawrence, Portsmouth, Port
land, Nashua, Worcester. New York, Lowell. an,
| Boston. ONSLOW SIEARNS, Agent
! Concord. ~ II. Nov. 10. 1864. w.rf.
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EuNGE T.. MOUGMTON, Attorney I'd

Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
ry, st. Adams, Vermont. Office near She Pos,-
lice, and residence on Weldon street.
Also, United States Commissioner, Commits
bner of Deeds for the States of New York,
Massachusetts,, and other States. He will give
pmpt attention to ali professional business
th which he may be entrusted.
bt. Adams, Nov. /, IS 4. tt
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y IcHARDsON,s PICTURE GALLERY.

:, (Up Stairs.) Open all hours OF the day,
&indays excepted.) All the latest styles Of pic
es made at this Gallery. Albums and Pc
70 Frames, s ereoscopic and card Pictures OF
rmont Scenery, all at low prices. Call early
Id often. L. q. -.lCHARDSON,
l57-tf Proprietor.
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nUTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VI
IN VALLEY kAILkOAD.

u UTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VT
IN VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and after bee. I'd, 1867, trains will rni
az follows. viz:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington 1T $3.50 a. m, 1875 p. IN. 1896
0;45 p. m. Arrive at liutland III IL :25 a. M. lit
y. M 500 Il. III. 25O IL. III.
Leave Rutland at 400 II. M 1900 M ArriN 1
Bellows Falls at $40 and 220 p. M, d $50 q.
N.
Leave Bellows Falls at 80 a. m, 2:25 y. m.
1880 Arrive at Bratt.eboro at $50 u. III.
$40 y. NJ, APT y. IL.
nioyIsg WORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brattleboro at Ii :UU a. H., i.iJ x o:0G
m. Arrive at Bellows Falls at 1900 y. M, and
$40 and 800 p. III.
Leave Bellows Falls at u. 35 p. m, $40 p. III
1000 p. m Arrive at Rutlall at $40 p. M.
900 p. IN. 1885 ii. NJ.
Leave Rutland at 600 Il. m, l.20 p. m 80
p. M. l:3U Il. III. Arrive at Burlington 1T 9:l5 .,
M, 4:25 p. H., and 6.l5 p m Al5 Il. n.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-30
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

favorable opportunity is presented ia aner-
5etic and reliable business men Who can devote
thelr entire time to the business. to represent
thls Old staUncii, ana most successful Life Com
pany, in unoccupied territory i'll the State OF
Vermont The many popular features peculiar
10 the Phoenix Mutual, and the great advantages
1t offers to the insnring public Its freedom from
restrictions on travel and occupation it, non
forfeitabe policies--its liberal ,s1lnium system
the economy Of the manag nient and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Com any 10 agents DESTROYS of realizing hand
some eoinpqtency by their enterprise and ener-
gy. Apply to &. l. DABCOCK,
STATE Agent Phoenix Mutual Life ms DO.
d6-tf Union Block, Rutland, Vt.