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VIM E Goodnow, Agent


WE havi-g hen appoated ~ ~ Judge II
w Probate Tor irs CpuIay u - ford Co ecei v-
sd cx,nfu- The r'tims ~ fh- creditors Of Levin
Berce, htc ~ Hebron N .aid Crlaiy, dee~ased
Whr-r e'tstr 81 represented irsriv at give totice
that 80 morff' o'wm uctrr he 2i.t dtv ~ JAN.
ury, - 1858, have BEEN slioS "a 10 ssii cred.
Itrrs Geo bi'ng lu auI prove their cisuus AID that
we VII sttcnd 90 the servt@r as gnei, "a the
dweliiug t0fr-e " Samuel r. Br idiori in said
Hebron, on the 1t Wcins sd.y. Oi Msy snd Jai,
\. u. 1868. ICON O'Clock To- 4 o riJck 4. NJ
GEORGE COBB
SAMUEL x. BRADFORD.
Dated fe % 1865
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Mr.. FAEUsCE,ns iSstLran. Tnr WHIT. Nom
tsit' 90 N'W Hsni shire -. evidently great In.u
'nitOo-'~ty high heavy nous t,asufai view four
do'!a- dianers. ia M praucai eye Of . certain
frhp" ned ifasr saT hosr .IaoetA fae-d rucs,. and
'hrrrup"u afo'ust nt ,af sat ti,- bfii. pam Il,
the rip-'op hou-e ~,iH MS G,n. Mar :. r-i-ss,-y
f.Ao's'i"" b.'rrs tb. r4iseI Ne Lse II ,..s Ar.
friasious c.mr-isius ta~ O.. sisla-ur~ u the C,,.
~ STATE Sh' Eus thes si.r hcsis tnrsi -r oa,isu
81 ~ Drat. Ani rasr 90 p-nal uIgaes to piy ta-
Al'i'c ''l'- oa t.sir o. i4r,d hi1.. yerii,. ias
mo- a''' .r~ - dt'e'nat 90 So rfsmp.hIrs.- 1.i
ptas' ~ u''@ ios this pie tiid siv, rtt.em-ntt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-21
Editorial review OF Portland Market,
ForWeek ending Frh. ls,h.

torNeek ending fvb. ts,h
Ihssc has eecu mare aetiyis, ass brunrs~- Of
rsi" MAN u'srv HAs ttst Z thi. time and IN.
Pru.tcSfA are 'Air toe god -pfss sss.n~.s rh.r-
u a. Improved dgfnaud from the country, aud fair
loeAl ss'nsni I'm tis~ ~holesal~ mArk~t. AND s.a.
rrel hrInncs- Va prices Money 1. rasy ahd In .Nc.s.
OF n" dsmsnf ani. th~ general otlrton /. fhss the
TOY ha'st AiiclrS nnS ipg dgsart there 4. y, m.
for -nrns,,tu~ - - ''
ArrIs-~--t aoics. Water fruit 4. aul,k .t,,1b
ihfr" "a Ha Improved d~rnt nj fr drt.f spl-. which
No 1antr Al ttS LIS Tor c.sFcd and siicri
hsANs-Eh~ d~snanI cnufinaes &, b. saei viii,
W" MafArt l. rather poorly ssppil,i. Ines. 4.
het'''9g -~iins a. l.ss s'taa Rse bashfl
hi gtsN WIN hsht F-c~its. pfi1nr table bait,
ma aiN aucrf aDd HHt1 ~. l. a.kri Coasu,aa
~. lS''fIvf yualii"s arc TatasF gais.cf than tAry
CiiET-s-- Ih,rv 9. more afmn~.. in prices. and
h~ d~rusai has improved
NH a. 80 Ne hsvr ao eaAu ~ 20 nak. In c3rp Tn.
'dpf't y" '7ai. hut tf~rv g. larger d nNnI tr3a
o"i ~ ife ciy. Oats krt-.r sad ~ e.u,. ~ "a.
q '"-i as bFTn offered Pas fe-d and shorts are
NV he nark-, g. duli. there b>lu, bat ll,,l,
s"'Hsisi iqf 'hpptas. Fries 81 pxv.ea sary IRON
- - 20 ton. Va latter pricc bstn. paid oaIy Tor
t,s srFs oct a. aiity.
fE"nt &C. The market - veil .appl,~i wttA
49, come ia norc freely ani &c quote them a s5a
VtstuN 49, The market for PORK IA, h.,,,u,,
tit'T moe" aLinstsd bat without elrss ~ 90 rrtr.
-. - - aIt fsg4ut hpss nd igilc.
"'ot-- Tho - aasui - s.ry .isr,sr ,,d ,b.-. 4.
no chaHer ia pttc~- Hanut setasvr. ar, no, tl,ra.
Cd 20 p~reha's largely st pscsest-
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Nv he msstrr of SAINT w Haiteffsii. rs N rupt
The uuie' siEa-d. Assigaee 81 fhe e-i4te ~ aid
bankrupt. hereby give oyfIce hit The second gen.
efai rBrrtuz 81 The creditors Vt 500 htukropl
~ b. bed h~ipTe Sefh N4y, Register N Bsrk
rup'cy, % the Ofilrs n George A. Wilson south
Psfi. on Tie f'prth Tursdsv Of March. A.D
IS6S. ~ tea o'cgck 4 VI. er the purpases n,un
81 in ihe 27'h ssctiyn u the Banhru act Of
Msreh ~, is67.
ELIAS ". CARTER, AssiEpe..
teb. 81, 1853 2,
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uTneFs Tic DpuipurcnN or Universal
Neuratgiu PIN

- ~ -rr'ai1 ans speed cur. for Ssafais,,
AMI a. Nervous bitraass. ihe 20, eres n e.se. Al,
rsin pl'. fip aat P~rnaI sutiv crr,ffn vcry tf1tt
thine 400. aiEt4 u t1- face Or hrd 10 utt-flv ia ..
tsiIsi iu far hours form - Nrrvous Ds.s..
vf'rsfh nIf go magic IHfIsur-. II has the uuqu.Ii
Tel sppfu.a 10. u.Ht s.uil .ut pl.slsiaua. 10 con.
tam n'f1 Y fn iF'Is % t4r rI-' .irsfr system.
80 even NGere. sent pu 'csipt ~ ~ ani to-,
pgsfsse .ia,up.. TURNER 90 i,i, fremont q
HIt..n IA. r-llr---Lrs- Hl...n JuLN /. lsl-.
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now To MAKE LARGE BREAD

u" A. i~.s >aivE-tEs, al Joa ~iI have a Larv,
lo-i i'o" tiiir Soar Mt ouiy nshi anA pleasant,
pA' ifrS HoH' al spSt'o' qualities. Try IT, sold
~ s''S.r' s''fJ "''cfS. Sc thai tas aam. 10 on
To- larkag~
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s rsn'isfnsu sbn -uf-r,i Tor gsafs rem neryou.
D. Ii..f. Premature Decay, aUt ail thr sG.cts 81
yrItHf4I I.li.rfspu Flf. fIr fhr .ake of TrrirE
barna1.'v. nl free to 90 sho need u The recipe
a1i direction. lr uu4Iug tse simple remedy b.
vi.icu Pc CsTeti. Sufrf.rs si.htnK a. prot ~
tie sdss -t.sCrs - 10 risIoe ran 50 b, a5afssE
iuf iu perfect r.4H f.u-". JbHN 4 DrI -.
90 Cedar street Sew Ycss
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Special Notices.
TO CONSUNPTIyEs.

Tho Rev. EDw ARD A. WILSON will ..sd lfrve
ot charge 20 al sho desire a. the prescf ption w,h
mo dfe"tipns tor making aud ustag the stFnpe
eiF br Shtch ~ vac irvs of a lons affection ard
that drvad ti-vas~ Cousampiion. MS only object
i "a hen~ttt tee sh ctt aaa ne hopes sufferer
Will r. tIis prescription, - "a viii cos, them moth
Tag. and MAY Prove a oies-iog. Please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
~ ~ south SECOND street. Williamsburg New
lnrk
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NOTICE

NOTICE ia hsf-b, given hat have this day
y reiHq ushei 60 uy -tni Ge5rxs W. ucAus
i"' rs ia 81 ; Nc ~ i-trf. hsir tim- 20 trade
90 'ct ior 'heo.-iyrr, an tht bail cl,ia noas
~ ihsif 'arnfng. 90 p,s suv ~ th .ir .iehs i6er
he dare. DAVID NcALLt~TER
Norway Fb 10. 1865 f2tses
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CAUCUSES.

The in.'n Rsp.bIslu. OF Pal. ~, request,
- r m-e' AZ The Ta~r o. a.r. 90 sap,d,,
2S,h mst.s o'ca,s = ~. D., som,,.. CO.
dit"s- "' i'~n Officers Go d. ,spp,usd .t th,
susuirg election
Pc - .er E.pu'i.ia r.aa Conmi,is..
f,bitiry 49, i~~
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HELNBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
pleasant in ta-t anh oior. tree from all Injurious
properties, and Immediate ia it's action.
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u Nfri.-i ESQ 90 rStrpeW Excsflgx.v
w.. - 81. ra'.. ari 'y-r.i. rx-af ftr r-.f.,-,,r
go Deg DO GO OFFICIAL cp1~. 10 p~vvrutisr 80
is-. 20 Goo has. Pc Ftuls.iaE if- 4-aItiy srst,
a"i tnrf'a'tp9 hs hfa1ir, xrti4Al bar csrt.i1
l"tF POO Haifr." ans sr.aIH II tgt.et rr aI.tt.
- a'i - arf fbst ca set r.ft ufattsrs /, b s,
ti f1Ep5 nf .fls tUs above be- saIt bs I'll st. "a 80
hf' n A ND'I.s I.Hp-.s~i .4-s -tstsI Hair T..
siHFrf 10 br,ssiHE 100 uu- Ul.tIr. herr Drar
glst ,,L-. D. I---. L-- LL.--.. -
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SIG 81
". 2. PALMER. pre,ilen,.

SD. elS 81
". r. PALMER. Pre-ilent.
ANDiiEW J. SNIFF, vice-Preg.
GEoRsE B. HoDGsOos Sse'y.
City anf Couuti Of NeN YJrk, IS.
Per@pntiy ap 'erei irt,rr ne. this twenty
cighih diy Of Ja1u,ry. 1863. 81 ircs J. : nhh
Wee Prcsiieti. AL Geatgs u. lIoI s.d,n. Seere
isrv u thr Ntnbi'ttr tisIrt1cs oniaav. and
severely e 's,th tiu IN ,i,ye Statement, bv
thrm suJ c',-l, rDSfsci ani trsr 20 the best of
their Know .ssl 20 inl H., bei
JAS. w. HALE, Notary Pebble.
VIM. f Goodnow, Agent
Norwa~. NJ. Sch n. t.tz
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A'"N"itt WhrEE-- d-Uzst;ai toilet article
80 fi'f Go cologne. aoi % La.i she price
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IMPORTANT To FEMALE

Th- celebrated Or DOW cDa'laucs ia devote hI,
entrv tame 60 tho Treatment % AL disease. Incident
- th~ icia.Is systrus- An experience OF twenty
thr-r yrsrs snalf-s nhn 10 glarHafFe sp-eiy and
p-svnsscu, rvl~' "a rassE % Sapprs .siou
an AL other Menstrual DvfanE aisut. ifoGl what
caa~v. AiIattsrs Tor AiSts.. must contain oil
Dlh-~, ~ En4i-ott street Bo>iou.
u. Btsrd TARA .hs s % those ~ho wish 20 re-
mai gadvr treatment.
cs,on- Jnne -. t-GS. Iyr
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I1 llsb-en Trb j"i John only con Of solo.
moo snd AiaistBa ~.HArt sged a -us.
Ia betivi. feb. ilh. 4sseyu strains aged shOui
90 NuHra
o. hlfoa, fsh inth. sssus,I y, Costsr, formerly
- H4cklt.i a.1 Iltetrss tasrs.
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ORG ANIC VIBRATOR

u h,s i1tp the ar. IL scr p-rr-p'ibls remove.
tiuz ~ notices iI Do" heal aud yuah~. DAT p-tspu.
70 '.Ar dt'ttGctly a. cI.frch aud yahc mbiies
mt tu-i ruti~ut VIII afsn pfufuc. rv.u'f. aimO.t
riirsru lis sui tid - 80 most ~ lYua sand
iuE ietiA..s if al relieve u short time. IL may
D. l.ia-fvi y i.l f.,r ease 80 .t.-,.f lr.--
To- -fi'TrI s l- rrufr.-i fr ais ~ !. Iasf Ash
instnu fae" thireTsity o. iln g, \ ! daisy
fYln u ~ l-L-.-L- laAll-LY
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Job Printing done at this Office.
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1NfOR ALTON.

Information guaranteed 20 produce a luxuriant
grnsth OF HAIR upon = bald head or b~aTdiss tae.,
Alec r~vip" tor the removal ~ Pfmple., Biotrhcs
trupina., ~cs.. on a.. stin, i-svlns the soft
clchr, aui h-stnffa 90 phtatn.d wittant charge
oy Addressing THJS. 4. Gu NPM N. CuKNIsr
SIS BFoadSsy, New lorf
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Catarrh Can be Cured !
Hiiaclrc reGvvri. and In fact every disease ofihs
np.e aud head permanently cured by the of III r
Raader's German Snuff 1!

Try H. To- Il costs but CSC. for s.l. b. all Drusss,.
% seat 1ic. to % A.. SEYNuUk, - Co. Dostop
aud receive box by rctarn mall
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ELIAS " CARTER, A.,isoe.
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Statement Of the Condition
OF rHE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.

Cis IN h,n .pf Nl-n'- ird =, course
oi ir7tu..ui-siIn ~ eO- 90
is"nocd on d,-t VI ,ugtg.- nf Raj Est. 72i5t %
I"nri go h"fN H0I Y :. stocks ? pD1 %
p-tsfTed ff'Fnttni~, ssp'-an1 " m ur - 01e y,
Accumulated inl'frst on LDans lSII9 ~
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u EAP,N ESS.
GAp3RRn,
GeNSC NrpTI8y
.AXD CAN GER. GUR.ED

\ fr,ssfs- ~ prsf1rs.. Cttarrh. Consum p,Ion
l ans tAnr'f their causes. means OF speedy rs.
If. aHd urir' st~ H, a pupit 81 ite .atrny
% Medicine. Fairs seat - any adir-.. Tor 20 &c
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

predicts that the State will give Grant
and Colfax 10000 majority.
Doolttle says that Seymour fought
the battle of Gettysburg. The Whining
ton (Del.) Comm crciol says this is a
mistake-he only aided the Rebels to
fight it.
Mr.. :. S. Cox says OF Horatio Sey-
mour: 1.-THE more you rub him the
brighter he Shines" The Tribune says
the same may be said of brass candle
stick, and Blair's nose.
Democratic tactics-Doolittlea and Say
more. Grants plan---Sdy less and do
more.
The Poet says Robert j. Walker has
declared his intention to vote the DEM
ocratic ticket.
Hon. James Hughes, of Indiana, one
Of the most eloquent Of the Democratic
orators now practicing law in Washing
ton, will return to his State as soon az
Congress adjourns, and take the stump
for Grant and Colfax.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24
The FirSf District.

The contest IN the First Congression-
al District wakes warmer and warmer.
There is no lack of candidates IA the
readers Of the TRANSCRIPT have here
tofore been appraised and those candi-
dates and their friends are after Mr..
Woodbridge with a very sharp stick.
The candidates who are pitted against
Mr.. Woodbridge are each and all gen
tlemen of acknowledged ability, and
would do credit to themselves and their
constituency in the Halls of Congress.
Some of them are in every respect the
equals and others the superiors of Mr.
Woodbridge and it strikes us that the
District could not lose anything by MAX
ing change.
The Vergennee VcrmOnter espouses
the cause Of Mr.. Woodbridge and re-
CARDS him rs almost second Webster.
1t says that he holds prominent place
on the Judiciary Committee, one of the
leading committees of the House. He
is also member of the Committee on
Private Land Claims, a body of no mean
Importance before the country; having
the jurisdiction of questions involving
millions of dollars, and at times the
incest points of law and equity He is
the only member from this State occu-
plying a place on the joint select COM
mittees of the House. In all of these po-
sitions Mr.. Woodbridge has proved him
self equal to his compeers in talent and
judicial ability.
All this is very well and is no doubt
quite flattering to Mr.. Woodbridge and
his friends, but it does not after all offer
very strong grounds for his renomina-
ton. Mr.. Woodbridge would have been
thrown overheard two years ago had
there not been so many candidates in
the field and if he is again nominated
it will be for the same reason.
The Rutland Herald complains OF
the interference of outsiders-that is OF
those living outside of the District. The
less that is said on this score the better
1t is not long since that gentleman
very much resembling the first District
Congressman earnestly interfered in a
refreshing contest that was going on in
this district; and neither Mr.. Wood
bridge nor his supporters ought to com
plain if word from this direction is
now and then Clipped in to add zest tt
contest going on in another district.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

DAILY ARRIVAL OF sTAdER' At sT. ALBASs.
From Sweetsburgh aud Franklin, 700 p. M.
From Rchford and sheldon. 800 p. M.
From Sheldon, 10 90 u. IN.
From Bakersfield, IL 90 a. NJ.
DAILY DEPARTURE OF STAGES ERoA Mt, AIBANs.
For Franklin and Sweetsburgh, 30a. m.
For Sheldon and Richford, 30 \. m.
For Sheldon, 2 90 p. IN.
For Bakersfield, 90 p. m.
Stages call at the several hotels in town, Stage
offices at the fremont House
CLOSING OF THE MAILS.
Mails for New York close at 5 90 Il. IN. and I 90
u. NJ
Mails for Boston close mt 5 a. m. and 30 pm.
Mails for Albany and the West close at 5 90 a. m
Mails for Canada close at 5 o am.
Southern and Northern way mail close Mt 5 n
4.
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TERRITORY ACQUIRED WITHOUT
PURCHAsE.-The United States has TAX
en- possession of two small uniNhabited
islands in the Pacific Ocean, about half
way from the Sandwich Islands to ia
pan. This it the first acquisition of ter
ritory ever made by our government in
this manner. The Islands are near to-
gether, and each is about mile and a
half long, by three quarters of mile
wide. They are to be known as the
Midway Islands.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24
Personal and Political.

While he was i'm Portland last week,
button to the Artemus Ward Monu-
ment.
The German Grant and Colfax Club
of New York have issued an address to
their compatriots, in which they say:
German Republicans, rally to our
well-disciplined phalanx in order that
the name of the liberal-minded Ger
mans in the coming conflict may shine
forth as glorious, both in the new and
the old Fatherland, rs it did in the
great battle for freedom under FIRE.
mont"
The National hteUigencer thus
pitches into the New York World:
World is entering fiercly into cOntrO-
versies as to whom and to whom not
Cabinet appointments shall be given
by Mr.. Seymour. 1t is an exceedingly
wise organ, indeed that fOments discOrd
in the bosoms of its own party before its
success il assured. Let us suggest to
that shifting concern to cOnfine it's at
tacks to the common enemy"
The New Jersey Democratic State
Convention met yesterday at Trenton,
and was organized by the election of G.
ID. Cannon, of Burlington, as permanent
Chairman. Resolutions were adopted
endorsing the nominations and plat
form of the New York Convention.
Theodore F. Randolph, of Morris coun-
ty, was nominated for Governor, and
Peter ID. VrOOm, of Mercer, and Adolph
Schald, of Essex counties, for Presden-
tial electors, with full list OF district
electors.
VOORHEES,, the Democratic Demos
Themes" is again candidate in the
Seventh Indiana District
COlOred Democratic barbecues are pop.
ular in East Louisiana.
The La Crosse Democrat positively
declares that from the first OF July tt
the 5th Of July, Belmont & Co., paid out
one hundred thousand dollars to buy
delegates away from Pendleton.
Gen. Hancock visited Fort Adams, il
Rhode Island, on Tuesday and received
salute seventeen guns, and after
wards reviewed the troops stationed
there.
The Maine Standard, a Democratic
paper, says:
"But suppose he (HOratiO Seymour
had sypathised with the rebellion, wha
then? Would it follow that because h
was wrong in one instance he must b
wrong on the new and living issues @
the hour? The rebellion is ended an
the question for common sense peOpl
people is not who was right on tina
question, but who is right now?
. Mr.. Seymour, speaking Of his nomiI
n alton to a recent visitor said: " hav
d since learned to my satisfaction that ha
J, my name not been sprung as it was, NJ
- Hendricks would have been nominate
In two or three more ballots"
= 1t is thought that Gen. Grant woul
p have been more popular among the d
X mocrats II his initials had been c.
At G." instead of III. s. G."
g. The Hon. John A. Bingham, who h
been making effective speeches in Main
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24
Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
From the South and East, 5,4S Il. m, III. 80 am
6,25 p. M, S,O0 p. m.
From Rouse's Point and West, $50 n. M, IL =
so n. H.. 745 p. IN.
From Montreal IL As a. m, 40 III.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South and East, 20 a. NJ, 200 M.
s 90 p. m. ~
For Rouses Point and West COS q. IN. II OO
a. m. no p. m.
For Montreal, 10 a. m, IS p. IN.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

THE CoNCERT.-Unlike a large num-
Der of our citizens we were unable to be
present at Mr.. ProctOr's concert at Acad-
envy Hall, last night; but we hear it
spoken of only in terms of praise by
those who attended. We therefore ex-
pect that there will be full hall again
tonight to welcome the troupe for the
second and last performance.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

mont convention of Universalists will
hold their next meeting at South STAFF
ford on the 4th Wednesday and follow
ing Thursday of August, the Goth and
9th days of the month. Each Univer-
silists society in the State is entitled to
a delegate.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

OLD boys who remember that they
once shook beech-nuts out of the forest
trees that bore them CAN review the re-
membrance of those days by calling ut
the grocery of the Messrs. Lewis, where
genuine beechnuts are for sale.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

SARATOGA RACEs.--Over forty horses
have already arrived and commenced
training for the races, to begin at Sara
toga on the 5th of August. A number
Of owners and trainers have written for
stable room, 80 that the directors of the
course have been compelled to put up
additional stables.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

ANOTHER TRAIN.-A train of cars,
called the Steamboat Train, will COM
mence running on the Vermont Central
on Monday. 1t will leave st. Adams at
S:45 am, connecting at Burlington with
steamers for Lake George, Saratoga, &C.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

MILTON CHEEsE.-The Burlington
Times says:
The Milton Falls Cheese Factory
Company are now making from ten to
fifteen cheese per day which average
from fifty to tifty.fiye pounds each, and
consumes about $500 pounds of milk
each day.
They sold 1876 cheese Monday for lat
cents per pound at this factory. Good
judges from Boston and New York mar
etAsay there is no factory in the State
that goes ahead of this one in quality or
style of cheese.
They manufacture a shipping cheese,
having imported an experienced gentle
man and lady (Mr. and Mrs. jones' from
the south part Of this State, expressly
for that purpose. Mr.. Jones will chal-
lenge the State to beat him in manufac-
turing cheese for the English markets.
The Mars and West Milton factories
are also making lots of nice cheese
which mostly goes to Boston market.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

ToMAToEs.-L. NJ. Downing, on Lake
Street, has fine lot of early tomatoes
for sale. AS they are about the first of
the season, and as healthy and good az
any thing which one can eat, we pre-
sumo that this lot of garden fruit will
not last long.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

AT HOME.-Senator r m u II d.
arrived in Burlington on Thursday
morning, and is stopping with his fami-
'ly at the American House. The Times
says the Senator is looking quite thin af-
ter his ardous Congressional labors.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

To Advcrtiscrs.--The VERMONT DAILY TRANS
cRIpT has the largest circulation in st. Albans
and in Franklin County, of any daily paper, and
is on that account, il no other, the best medium
for advertising.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

Hons. J. S. MORRILL, AND w. C..
SMITH will again accept our thanks for
Public Documents and Congressional
Speeches.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24
TtUeMtN-Hre Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fe-
IN ales, has placed DIR. Dow at the head Of all the
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee speedy and perman-
ent cure in the worst cases of Suppression and
all other Menstrual arrangements, from what-
erer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81 Office. No. 8 Endicott Street, Boston.
N. b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1868. 226 lyrd&w.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

PRETTY GOOD.-Mark Twain realized
81 800 in gold from his first lecture in
San Francisco.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

U. V. M.-The annual summer eX
nminatiOns commenced on Thursday.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

bUr Philadelphia, it is said, is having
a good Southern trade for this season of
the year.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

CALL ACCEPTED.-Rev. j. II. Rick
ct, of Arlington, has received and ac-
cepted an invitation to supply the desk
of the Congregational church in West
Dover, and has already taken up his re-
sidence in that place.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

LARGE DAIRY.-The Montpelier ar
gus thus speakes of Franklin County
Democrats:
One of the large dairy-men of Ver-
crat of Fairfield, whom we had the
pleasure to see in attendance upon the
National Democratic Convention in
New York. He keeps rs cows, and
keeps them well ,as every farmer should,
reaping a good money reward from
his well directed labor.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-24

A son of Ole Bull, the great violinist,
is stopping ut Bennington Centre.