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Bogus Insurance Companies.
The Fenian Brotherhood,
New YORK, 81.

Some Irishmen in Montreal have adj
vcrtised a picnic to be held on Tuesday
for the benefit Of the prisoner Whelan,
charged with the murder of Darcy
MCGEE. On Saturday night, however,
proclamation was posted about town,
calling on the loyal citizens to prevent
such Fenian display. An intense ex-
element is the result, and n riot IS anti
cipated.
New YoRK, 81.
Drom Johnson, memberof the Ar
kansas Legislature, was shot and killed
at Oceola, Arkansas, on the 26ta inst,
while going for the purpose of hiring
boat to take his family north. His
remains are en- route for Peoria, ILL.,,
where the doctors family lives.
Recent disclosures relative to some
fire insurance companies in Jersey City,
prove them to be frauds and bogus con-
Germs. The names of the bogus COM
panies are, the Marine, the Merchants,
the Mechanics, the Fireman's, and the
First National.
Agents are said to be in every State in
the Union, but the concerns are closed
for several days, as the officers ofthe law
have been in search of the principals.
On Monday last, the Sheriff of
Twiggs County, Georgia had occasion,
with posse, to arrest several negroes
who had been engaged in riot the week
previous. One negro attempted to es-
cape. and was killed. The rest gave
themselves up.
A great many Others, not engaged in
the riot, gave themselves up, being APP
prehensive that the white people intend
ed to kill them.
New, York, 3D.
Francis Granger, Postmastcr-G General
under President Harrisan, died on Fri
day, ht Canafidaigha. ia W.
AT the session Of the Fenian Conven-
ton, on Sunday, President Savage de-
liyered an address urging members to
vots for Demperats pr Republies.nslin
the coming campaign who We're favora-
bic to the Fenian cause jseiaI
He then insisted on resigning. His
resignation was accepted.
subsequently,, q union of the two
wings was effected, and they met as one
body. A constitution was adopted.
Gold 144s. .aIIAH0
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GEOLOGY. Gould and Lincoln
are soon to publish a new work by the
Rev. S. r. Hall, LII. d., of Browning
ton; "The Alphabet of Geology, or
First Lessons of Mineralogy and Geolo-
gy." A little work on the Geography
and Geology of Vermont, has been for
some time in use in the schools of this
State. DR.. Hall is great lover of his
favorite study, Geology, and has collect
ed sufficient m aterial to enable him to
offer cabinets Of minerals, of various
sizes, at very cheap rates, to all wanting
them. Teachers are furnished at half
price. Both cabinet and one of DR..
Halls books should be in every family
or at least in every school district in
Vermont. Mf %. l.nJ .srluIi "a
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DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALDANs
From Sweetsburgh and Franklin, 700 y. III.
From Rchford and Sheldon, 800 p. nj.
From Sheldon, 10 90 a. III.
From Bakersfield, IL 90 n. m.
DAILY DEPARTURE OF STAGES FROM ST. ALBANs.
For Franklin and Sweetsburgh, 7 goa. IN.
For Sheldon and Richford 80 a. m.
For sheldon, 2 90 p m.
For Bakersfield Id, 90 p. IN.
Stages call at the several hotels in town. stage
Offices at the fremont House.
CLOSING OF The MAILS.
Mails for New York close at 90 a. M and %
p M coo
Mails for Boston close at 3 a. m. and 6 80 pm.
Mails for Albany and the West close at 90 a m
Mails for Canada close at . 0 am.
Southern and Northern way mail close at . 90
a, m.
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NTu1YClsls hy,olN given, that Implication

NOIVCIsis heloliS given that hppN9t6n will
~ be made to the general assembly of the
State of Vermont at its next Annual Session fol
an act to incorporate a Ferry Company to be
called 10y the name of the st. Adams, Platts-
bursh, and Grand Islo Ferry Company, for the
purpose Of establishing Steam Ferry between
ST. Adams iRthe Copptyof sEranllin EermQnt,
and 'Plattsbttrsh, insGihtonTo antsy New lY6sll,
with intermediate stopping places at the Islands
in Lake Chmpiainr2 GNAL
A. O. BRAINERD.
st. Adams, August ID, 1868. 229-tf
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BURLINGToN.-Hon Torrey T.. Wales
was unanimously nominated for Town
Representative at Republican caucus
held in Burlington on Saturday even
ing last. Judge Wales is an excellent
man and thOrough-going Republican,
and his election will do great credit to
the "Queen City"
J The Great and ColfaX Club of which
Gen. Stannard is President, will parade
in torch-light procession in Burlington
tonight. The Hinesburgh band and
the Westford Drum Corps will be in at
tendance. "''A'H ia'Hi"' ''"'i
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INT DAILY TRANSCRIPT. AUGUST 81, 1868.

1t is glorious occupation, vivifying
and sclf-sustaining in Its nature, to strug-
gle with ignorance, and discover to the
inquiring minds of the masses the clear
cerulean blue of heavenly truth.
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Notice.,

rs HEREBY GIVEN that an application will
l. be made at the next session of the Legisla-
ture of the tate Of Vermont, for charter for a
Railroad from the City of Burlington, in Chit
tenden County, to some point OH tliel Canada
Line, i'll the North Line of the town of High
gate, in Franklin County, passing through the
towns of Burlington, Colchester, Milton, Geor-
Sia, st. qilbans, ,Swanton and iighgatc, with the
right to bridge Molets Bay.
August II, 1868. 230w3w
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81 Taking Medicine to cure diseases oc-
casioned by deficiency of Iron an the
Blood, without restoring it to the sys-
tenn, is like trying to repair building
when the foundation is gone. The Pc
ruvian Syrup IA protoXide of from sup
plies this deficiency and builds up an
iron constitution. .,.',
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To AIvcrtiscrs.--Thc VERMONT DAILY TRANS
cRIpT has the largest circulation in st. Adams
and in Franklin County, of any daily paper, and
is on that account, if no other, the best medium
for advertising.
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.lq FULTON MARKET, Just received, a
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
and Musk Melons. cN 7' dtf-94.
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(tANCER, SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
y Conn laint. Rheumatism Neuralgia, &c.,
cured. a ook of 100 pages. sent free to inva-
lids. Address Il. GREENE, NJ D., 10 Temple
Place. Bostun, AInss.
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To DEMoCRTIC VOTERS,

AND My FRIENDS GENERALLY:
] have heard story that / have de-
clined the nomination for Sheriff. in
favor of Mr.. Place, and of Mr.. Soule.
These stories are false. am n candi-
date, and have not thought of declining
or giving up my chances or position to
any man, Independent or Republican
| arr entitled by my nomination, and
therefor claim the support Of my party.
+. n. JOHNSON.
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OUR DAILY.-Those wishing to secure
copies of our daily paper can do so at
Merrifield's and Bakers bookstores, as
well as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also be
had at these places.
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MR.. OSCAR A. BUXTON, has just made
his appearance in the remote parts of
Franklin County, r'distributing' hand
bills, headed + Atwood VS., Barlow, !" in
which there is not one word Of truth
from beginning to end; and Burton
says that "he will defeat Barlow's cleo
ton, let it cost him what it will"
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" The ,blushing beauties Of modest
maid " are doubly enhanced by the
luxuriant wealth" of hair which as
surely follows the use of g Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative as that
light follows darkness. - ST. Louis
Times .f-H'N fn rHN foi nifilau- 81 n hun
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RICHFoRD GRANT CLUB.-Hon. w.
G, Smith addressed an enthusiastic
meeting of the "Grant and ColfaX
Club" at Richford on Saturday evening
last. =, l-ur-nl nm LIZ III ---..I-
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The Rev. DIR. Van Clef, of Jersey
City, we believe, delivered a lecture to
the young men last evening, at the Con-
gregational Church. His text was
Psalms, 1859, Wherewith shall a
young man cleanse his way? BY TAX
ing heed thereto according to thy
truth"
1t is implied in the text our way needs
cleansing, and the way to do it is clear
ly pointed out. This should be done in
early manhood. The dangers that be-
set young men in the voyage Of life
We're strlkingly illustrated ylthe pas
sage, of q boat down the rapids Of the st.
Lawrence, where safety alone depends
upon sure and competent pilot, one
acquainted with all the dangers and
able to avoid them. III W Id III
fThe HOly Scriptures are the great
chart of life. .f<ssA
grhe0 main topic Of. discussion was
THE Bible, the young mans guide"
and this was taken up under the follow
ing heads p" '''"' 'St''fA ''' of
Il. The Bible is an infallible guide
--infallible because it is the Word of
God. An earnest argument was put
forth for the authenticity of the Scrip
lures as the inspired Word of God, The
proofs of the inspiration of the Bible
were ably presented. These were in
brief.as follows 90 td 7i,,p vor5
Y Ifthe bible is not true, it is a stupen-
dous fraud. But how could SO many
writer's, extending through a period Of
fifteen hundred years, with no possible
chance Of collision, all harmonic sc
beautifully unless they were inspired'9
The internal evidence of the Bible
proves its authenticity for things arc
therein revealed of which man coult
haye no. knowledge without Inspiration
The miracles, and prophecy and fulfil
ment were also considered, su.as /
Ssa 2. The Bible is a comprehensive ant
e perfect guide. The Decalogue, the Ser
mon on the Mount, and the Colder
Rule especially, were cited as containing
a comprehensive and perfect guide o
life. .b7GJ g
s The Bible is a faithful guide.
vi shows us just what we are and what W
need, and points out the way to attain
-Diit. 1t faithfully warns us of the danger
that beset our way, p31u '' ,, rted en- p,
gann4. The Bible is pleasant guide. A
V' book Of literary merit it is not surpas
sed by any books ever written. ]
abounds in wisdom, beauty, sublimity
poetry, and philosophy, and is an il
Ib,fHstFuctive and entertaining companion.
Iog 5. The Bible is the only guide tn.
can conduct the soul to Heaven e''s
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mont.
- ~. Iicanenitess TG I'll


That Republicans are asked to vote
for Victor Atwood
That Mr., Atwood does not profess to
be a Republican,; II T
That he is a Democrat
That he is the Democratic candidate
for the Senate;
And that'he has no c'otms upon the
support of Republicans.
REMEMBER
h That yoursupport is due to the nomi-
nees of your party ;
And that you would justly require
their support, were you upon its ticket
as q candidate;
And that, from principles of fair deal
ing, you oughtto vote Straight ticket.
,@- REMEMBER
That If, for reasons. that appear con
elusive, you cannot support nominee
of your party, you ought not to support
one of the opposite party, representing
opposite principles. That would be de
sorting to the enemy in time of war;
and is worthy of political death.
Stand by your principles Then, if
they fail, the fault will not be yours
while, ifyou desert them or their only
present supporters, the fault of their fail
ure will be yours. Z
.hi. jou" QUIT YOU LIKE MEN" Il
4.oig ilia DESERVE VICTORY ia .n,i Il
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NOTICE.

HNO FARMERS AND OH ERS. The subscrib-
i crs having purchased and fitted up in good
order, the WOODEN Ail At Swanton Falls, for
merly known as, platt's Factory, are now pre-
pared to Manufacture Cloths or Yarn for cus-
toners, or exchange the same for wool. A lib
cral share Of patronage solicited, and satisfac
ton guaranteed.
n B. Office in south end of Factory, where
may lie found the books and accounts Of the late
firm of Platt Hinkley. lf -afyf. fis .arlf
2l9-tf MEIGS & HINKLEY.
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Local Items.

pa" Interesting matter, original or Sc
lccted, may always be found OH the first
page.
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ST. ALBANS ACADEMY.

TINHE FALL TERM of the ST ALBANS
Il ACADEMY, and its Preparatory Depart
mcnt, will begin on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2ND,
With better facilities for instruction than ever
before.
j. s. ID. TAYLOR
SGT 23l-4. P,incipal.
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DIED.

In st. Adams. on Sunday night, August Goth,
Julia c., daughter of Hiram Il. and Louisa q.
Soulc, aged four years and ten months
Funeral at the residence of Mr.. Soule on We'd
nesday, at pm
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EoR3SALB.6hC plcasaatit lbtatdd residence
II in st. Adams, with one or two acres of
land, as may be desired, Twelve good rooms,
and harm nearly new. Apple, pear, plum, and
cherry trees partly in bearing, Of best varieties,
Also grape vines, etc The cheapest place in
town tow at the prjee asked Terms very easy.
SCRIPT ONCE. w.. t,.f,r 2l5-tb.
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l. D. CRABTREE, M. D.
THE SANATORIAN,

WILL Make his Seventh visit to St. Adams,
w WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
Sept. ., 10 and IL. Richford, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. 4 .. West Berkshire
Thursday, Sept. 3, Enosburgh Falls, Friday and
Saturday ., (N6,) Sheldon Monday and Tues
day Sept. & g. Bakersfield, Saturday II, Cam
bridge Boro, II 10, johnson, Is, Hydcpark H.
The Doctors last visit here was ma rked by
greater number of patients than formerly All
the papers agree that he is the most successful
and the only travelling doctor that can month
after month and year after year, visit the same
places. New cures are continually done by his
treatment which useless to publish as he is
so well known. The Mayor of Vcrgcnncs ccrti-
iies that DR.. Crabtrce cured him last Spring of II
very bad cough, Bronchial Catarrh. A lady.
preference given to- ladies' of prolapsus &c, OF
% years Mrs NJ, Call Barnet enlarged Liver
and Dropsy; Miss $. j. Norman Pcacham,
Fits, years. Cases of ricketts,, st. Nitus Dance.
Liver and Throat diseases one of tumors of
neck 2 IL inches round, &c, &c. IN this vicinity.
Diseases told at sight. All Consultations 81.
Medicines and advice on Chronic Cases from
to months costs from SO to $50 DR.. Cs.
great expert cncc enables him to prescribe for
most cases with posityeness months ahead
Patients can call at any hour. See Signs and
card, direct to his rooms. Patients unable to
call visited at home by special agreement. This
is the Doctors last visit for many months, rs
he has long neglected patients elsewhere.
n. y. Ii. LARNARD.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

rara,entli9, isBersperfe eere1t1 e6 man
DIE bort serum CAB, 5n ben Stuncen
no ber pffarrer pur6 Sic pfi6ten ieiner
Seelipr9e Serbi1pert mar, fem @eieQ-
l6after 3u 1ein, curfte @pttlieb be6en
reibbalti9e, Btbliotbef turdmutern il.
benuben u1t fanb Is :in11ner Stpf spu<
out 1i6 na9enrbm uno niibli@ gu .bez
lddftt9en nnp rod suelet6, feline Jertz
en5eit audi sur reidli6en Grbplun9 fir
li9 git p%er>penbtn, &ura fem BeluG
beim Snfel> beim Yfarrer Trautmanr>
tror fir unl ern Stubenten cine Belt
soaer beitercr Semitic unb ie9en6rei9er
Sbatt9fett. Sur gu ral9 perf lp9e1 Ste
Gage. biz benz Sun9ltn9e CUR freien
Nerfd9un9 tanteu, unp ais CT enbltd
1Getoen mubte, la ia9te er NIT feu9ten
N1t9elt uno i9werem 6erse1 benz outen>
lteben Sntel 2ebetppbl. ~.
Nu9 benz prtelter murte eS idwer>
ltd BON benz mnateren, aufaewedten,
berSenSfrpben unoi ieelensuten Sting,
hinge gu trennen. :Gr bate 1t9 in ben
meni9en Wp6en fdpn II an feline Sc
9ennpart 9ep6bnt pae er ign am liebft ten
INNER bel ft6 bebalten bdtte. Muein,
pa cteS nun einmal ni6t iei1 fpnnte> 70
ret9te er benz S9etpenren lddelno bic
bano gum &b(6ieoel CAB ibm nod reAt
Ytele, marine @ribe an @erwonrte unc
8efannte nit unp entlieb cen9lefen nit
ret@lt9em 3ebr9elee.
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ILL 3metteS &apttc1.
% 9 It B r.

pfarrer1 rattmann mar, ME mir te<
reitS 9ebGrt i9pn man1es Sabr 5eel<
ior9er ces Stdbt9en5 Sbero - bate
fi9 wdbrenb bieier Belt Die ppQe 3unetz
9un9 unp9febe ietner Yfarrftnoer ertpprz
ben unp purpe ip9ar BON een MnterSz
9~laukt9en oeS SrteS 9eebrt uno eea9z
tet. Dies war aber fem Wunper. Sn
peiter Nunoe CAB IS wpbl fet,en unter
ietnen MmtSbripern> Ger i'm an Gifer>
ait pinftltdtett unp &reue i'm beili9en
8eruf iibertraf. Nie erbaute er bic
gauge @emetnee penn er am Nltare
itano unb caS beili9eS pfer fir iId unc
bic tbm arSertraute 5eerbe cem 6errn
parbra9te! 8ie rran9 fctn SORT 10
md@tt9 ms 5ers bes 3ub1rers bt11etn,
menn Ct IN preetBt unp Gbri fenlebre
Die 0ebeImntne tes9laubens> bic 9ebre
pes Sells ben 0ldl&bt9et1 Sprtru9 +! unb
ert int Stuble Der 8ube uno am &ra11<
f%enlager,' ME mar er ia In beS Mprte5
idInaer Beoeutuns Is reGt Elm treuer>
uaermirlt9er, Ydterlider Seellprger.
Sung unb Nlt> Orpb unb &lein la0en
ibm am 9er;en. Mle umf abte Ct NIT
9let9er 2tebe. Nm meifen aber baS
p~erirrte S9dFetn ieiner 9esrbe. Da
rabte unb raltete er nt6t bis er e6 cem
ewi9en 5trten> ieinem @errn SeiuS
Gbritus mterer su9eflbrt batte. limb
erf bic Mrn1en> wie yiel Outes tbat er
tbnen. Mand' flu9eweinte Gbrdne
wubte feline 9ano su trpdnen, mandtm
6un9rt9en> man6em Darbenpen tra9te
CT Nabrun9 uno Grqutdung. @ie
piele betriibte 5er;en bate er idpn &C.
trD Itet, ME Ytelen2eieenten mar tr bilfz
reid fetgelprun9en. Sp mar er III
@abrbeit Elm Mann nad benz 5ersen
@pttes, Elm 9eitltder @ater 1einer Sc
metnoe> unp Mue, Nue lietten i'm audi
wie bic &tnoer muir jentals tbre Gltern
lieben f1nnen.
Sp lebtc unp mirfte Der Yfarer fir
feline S@aFetn. So bcipr9t tpar er
aber ni6t mincer fir feline eiieenen Atz
S%erwanbten. Son 1einem Nefen @ott<
lieb baben mir 19pn bert9tet, wie ct -
%berettwiQi9 bic Soften hes StuctrenS
fir tielen redte. Mber AUDI ren anpem
@liepern feiner Gamilie batte er reidli6
@uteS 9etban. Nm fdrfifen aber set9te
fi6 fem milptbdti9e5 5ers in Der Gorge
fir ieinen jun9en Bruoer. Treilt6 mar
pteler - jung nidt mebr, bern er mar
i9on lber bic Dreibi9 binaus. Aber
er batte Jpn 9epfe9t uni gebQtet BON
bent Sage an ND bic suten Gltern Sc
ftprben. Sofort nabm er ben ran1al5
erft fed3ebnjdbrisen &naten ju f19 uno
serrpan6te bic 9r5bte @prefalt auf eel<;
fen Gr3iebun9. gu eiaem bra1en> slddz
liden Menl3m pollte er ibn beranbtlz
ren1 unb feline Sdulo mar e5. fiber
ni9k bab fem 8ruper 9etnri& ea 11f9t
wurpe. @9pu I'M elterti9en 5anie
butte bieier ni@t gut tbun pouen. Da
mar Spiel unb Mueis9ans ibm lieber
ais cine niBli@e 8eiadftisun9. Gas
9ernen bebaste ibm ni6t uno ct 9in9
tbm aus benz @e9e no er rur fonnte.
|Die perfpmmenften &inper pdblte er ii9
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unb Marienftr&e)z gu einlesrr1 @an,se1
uerbunren. unter: Elm lad 9ebra6t unb
Der bisber freie plab ;wilben ben Sir
den III etnen Gbpr fir BE Dpmberrt
am beilt9en @rabe NIT elmer GborniiAe
unter elmer mddti9en &uppel am9eitalz
tet purce. *". t..t.. -, .'"t+
(Gprt1eBung fol9t.) @'f
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Ni@t &aft, Ni9t @nbe.

Cine G%r5abIung aus sem 2eben
BON
5ran, Grpen. u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-18
To Females.
DIR. Frederick MORRILL,. Phy

scian amt Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
Diseases of Women. lie has made diseases OF
women his stn,y for The past twenty years. His
practice has been extensive both in hospital and
IN private practice. His reputation has vouchers
In i'll the city papers, his patients, and the meai
cal profession, both here and abroad being the
most sktul specialist here, and a thorough mas
ter OF all sc Xtlll diseases.
DIR. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent of the country to have no equal m tho
treatment Of Female Complaints, and II ]. no UNI
usual occurrence for ply scians in regular prac-
ticc to recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his specially.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically aud surgically, with private apart
mcnts during sickness, and with old and expert
enced nurses, il they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual fec, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country.
Oflicc, No. 4s HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
spleyl6
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Tie Cormorant PIT to Blush.
CANCER. sCnoFUta. &C.. CURED.
The Errors of Youth.

Those who are suffering from the above should
procure Dr. Hayes new Medical Eook. entitled
THE SCIENCE or LIFE or SELF.PEEsERvATlON,
or apply IT. the author Of that valuable treatise.
Impaired mlnnoot. OF middle aged people per
lrctiy restored.
THIS book contains $40 pages, printed on fine
paper, iiiu.trat Il with beautiful 1ngravings bound
in beautiful cloth, and is universally pronounced
the best medical work in the world.
sent to all parts of the country by mail, securel!
sealed, postage paid, on receipt of price,--oniy
$l.g0 Address Ijr. a. ii. HAYES, No. Buliinch
ton.
y. B.-Dr. II. can always be consulted in thr
strcte-t confidence from 9 O'Clock in the morning
unit O'clock in the evening.
INvIoLAHLE sECEESY AND CERTAIN RfiiEF.
REMEMBER, No. Bultinch street, opposite
Rcyc.e House. sp.no.iy
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BALSAM!
THE REMEDY FOR CURING

HE NE 6hO1 fUk CURING
Consumption, Asthma. Group, Diseases of
the Throat. Bronchitis, Pats and Oppres.
stems Of the hest or Lungs, Difficult
Bredthing, and aH Diseases oJhe Iulmo-
nary organs. +s'F {
IT'S action is xpcctorant, Alternative, sudorihc,.
i setlatisc, daphOrctic, and durctic, which rem
dcrs it one of the most valuable remedies known
for curing diseases ofthe lungs. 1t cxci.ss expcc.
tor;tion, and causes the lung to throw or the
phlcsm; CHANGES THE SECRtTIONS. and
FCklFlES the BLOOD; heals the irri;Gted parts;
gives strength TO the digestive organs; brings the
liver to its proper action and m arts strength to
the whole system. 1t Is warranted to give entire
satisfaction, even in the most confirmed diseases
Of consumption, and not to produce costivcness
Gas do most remedcs) or effect the head, as it
contains no opium in any form. 1t is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS to the most delicate child, although an
active and powerful remedy for restoring the sys-
tenn. There is no necessity for SO many deaths by
consumption, when ALLEYS LUNG BALs&M will
prevent T., II only taken in time. Sold by all
Druggist. Price & per bottle. 4wsl,epls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-18

hereby give public notice th,t Lorenzo D..
! B ike OF Oriand. on the !. tn day Of O,tobcr,
a. D. ISL, by his dccf0f Mortgage OF ti,t dat.
duly recorded, cows Jed to me fee an in mort
gage, a certain parcel of land situated 10 GRAND,
and bounded and described as follows, to wit -
Beginning at the COu! ty road leading to Ellis.
corner of land occupied by Lem hi Arnold;
themes north 10 deg. cast, by id Arnods land lG
rods thence south 50 deg. east, ~ rods; thence
South ~ deg. west IL rods to the ron and thence
on said road westerly to the place Of beginning
containing two acres, hcr with " privilege Of
water Course to the pond or stream.
The condition Of SAID mortgage having been
broken, claim to fore:losc the and give this
notice ior that purpose.
- FREEMAN II. BLAIsDELL,
by II. X. Hswcs, his Attorney.
Orland, Sept Is, 1865. -1r-ss aitOct25