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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. BVLFiNCH STREET,

fooposits Revere House, BOSTON.
THE Trustees of this Institution take
4 pleasure in announcing that they
have secured the services Oi the eminent and
well kno<n Dg. \. IL HAYES, late surgeon L :.
ArInv Wee President Of Columbia College Of
phy-icians ani >ug geon-, Sc.
This Institution now publishes ihe popular fnedi-
cal book entitled ''THE -iESCE o. LIFE. OR >ELF
PRESERVATION, r written by DR. Hayes. IL treat
upon The Errors Of Youth, Premature Decline u
M yahsod Seminal WsakseSs, and all Dtsefs's and
4susss oi the Gensn'tire NsaHs. Thirty thou-
sand copies sold last year. IL indeed book for
every man-young men in particular. Price only
tI0.
This Institute has just published The most perfect
treatise the kind ever Offered 10 the pubic, en-
ftl.i aSFxUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AAp
urp pIsEAsEsr pro us.ly Illus rateh wiin tie
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pen OF Dr. Haynes. Among the various chlpfers
NAV b. mentioned. The Ny 'tery OF Life Beanu
fuI IoEspripg-Beauty, its value to Woman,-Mar-
riagr-,,eneraI Hygiene OF Woman-PubeTty,
Change of Iffe.- ENcesse- OF the Married Pre-
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Rtith.r of these books are sent by mail, securely
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Thoughtfu clergymen recommend these books
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tis. OF the Kind pu ubishs in Americ:-
"AyoIp ALL QUAcK OR ADVERTISING pocToks
AND t,Er THEsE PoPuLAR BOOKS Amer. Jour
nal Of Medical Science.
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vance. Address as above
AS-ALBERT II. HAYES, NJ. d., Resident and
Consulting Ply sician
Al B-Dr Al. may be consulted in sfrictest coa-
d-uce on all disease. requiring skill. secrecy and
experience. INyIoLABLk sEcKksf asD CERTAIN
RELIEF. Iyss
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S1,OO List.

FaIers NOrfnrsIs Hfeah FTrPafaFlou. I.F
Flonr " heat Meal, oat Meal samp. Hnmminy
Wheat ,.ruats. yellow Meal, % ts'il. Tobacco.
English and French Pickles, Ouch ,her-s. fTcs'
tons Cocoa Prc paration.. Bond's Crackers OF all
ktnds Tomatoes. frutts of all kinds. Lobster. AMI
Uys.rrs IN cans. Enxiish 4 French Mustafd, Pure
olive pil MorrrNirTshirr ~aHcc. iuu~ Extract.
',~- aled Cod fish. EHgiish and American Toll
ct -oaps English Cod fl.h. woodrn ware. ant
every thing usually found IN n tlrst ClssA Grocery
store v. have. aud wuI sell for smait advance
from A-t
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In Bankruptcy.

UIstrict OF Maine
~ Ellsworth on the 2sth, day of June A. d 1859
Notice Is hereby given that talri Srneral meet
ing of the creditors Of Doyle and Marks Of Frank
I'm IN sai District Bankrupt will be held at E,ls-
worth IN said district on the a. day of july A. ID.
isY a. three o'clock IN the Afternoon at the once
- refer thacher ssq. Register In Bankruptcy 20
Wit at the ONCE Of the Clerk Cour,s for tie pur.
pose named in the y, h. Section of the Ban krupt
ACT of March goth. 1857
swsr NATHAN WALKER, Assignee,
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID IT,

<Tw I.oSDoN. tONN April -, fs59.
kFGEMBEREn FRIEsp-I thou sht IL wrtl 10 wait
another week before ttng T. to see If | continued
IN IInpTnyc. as | have brrn doing for time
uutlrr the treatment pf n4rtltrlnr, and !
happy to tell ypu that Ia gcttinS b-tt. r.
even faster than when you here com
msn~cd the of DDpDs StRII\E without
any bosly advising me- to it. " Hcn | began AitH
il could oniy walk from bed Ia the chair,
NJ tFoaBi- has been sNtTcgnr Pa!a In the h-asi
and has tasted over three wears. All the uedetnc
have heretofore a<cn has Hailed ID give any re
lief. | am now ahle a ~ up and Down atair-. and
daiiy Improving. consider the >ERtl<E tht
b.-t nlcilciBe ever flund and .hatI coutinuc it,
u-r, for am conHtient Of entire recovery. have
taken oniy three bbtii :. and wouiI not b- with.
out II on ans account
sW4I Ncry truly. NE-. /. :. NJ TE.
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Bankrupt Sale

shall sell at public auction at tho Store of r,
y. f.SpoHpr' IN Deer i-le. on saturday July 2tth
is9 at O'Clock IN the afternoon, one Undivided
hall part OF wharf situated at Green's Landing
III said town. And also 4 lot OF a.cor nts against
certain parties and being the asnetis of sullivan
1reen, Bankrupt 3w27
,r I. n. THOMAS, As, ignee.
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Picked Up,

Picked up adrifl near the east slde ~ ous
Island boat about 10 feet keel painted black IN
gunwale yellow. The owner = requ est-, IL prove
property and pay charges and take the same
away.
JOSEPH W. GREEN
Blue HUI, Ne. Jaly s3nd l-sD iw2g
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rlugrY YEARS EXPERIENCE Is TREAT
A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK !

4 CONTAINING GIMPoKrANTfHY> >ioLoGiCAL
NJI>FDRIATioN 10 young men contemplating
Marriage. cent free on receipt nf - ceni-- Nd
dress tnr CHEMICAL lS,riIl TE. ~ Clinton
Place, y, u. i~,I
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70 Persons Indebted to Us.

\ Ii persons indebted to us, are here
a by notified that their accounts will
b- len with HALE & EMERY for collection ~
three veesa from late, II unsettled at that time
The sub-cribyr- wlll b. at their store du ing
Interim to settle with those whp dc ire to 10.
&. W. 4 A. Al LEN
Surry, July al 1859. SwsD
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Copartnership NOTICE

Having sod store >tnek 20 Nessrs. Hinrrar
orrrlsh Charles {, Hinman and Fullpit Ger
rt-h. | cheet fuiiy recommend them to tho cna-
h'lcuce aud patronage OF all gpot. prompt cash
paving customers, who will Hat ia their store !
nets f2H md compie!s GssJrfRrHi Of Sup>rior goods
for sale for cash ils equiv aiant and as cheap
: el-ewhr
sSAu persons indebted to me will please call
at M otice Ia said store sni settle and pas their
Indebtedness. to me at once -sr
u r oERRISH
frantltn, Me, July Ilth, 1870 Sw-21
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COPlAiNT,
Important Certificate.

Having hecA All cted with chronic disease oi tho
d.rsltvr organs, described ny phy ~icians cn-
Argcmsnt % the liver ana mi ana,iun the aiotn.
ach,1 ton more than ten year.. and suffered what
sOr,ts can never de4criot, without rclirfiron TIE
nost celeb atr medical XII that could be consult
ed. | wa- induced by the pm sict1u who last at
teLdes! me - Try - ,jS'. .s.<Trssr asS Jsrix-
afor. lie mad Witnessed it, effects, he said, in
mis- own practice aai e"ult rccommendtt IN the
hzfest terms. had about iO-l Llith 10 every thn-
bus followed his ai, ., prueur the medicine
The riTect- Inspired with hope. continued
IL ne. and s.ll lnprpvrd following II up
grew stronger and stronger. aud suffered he's. and
les from my troubfe-. Ihi7 i0F month
until | relieved and nerted II no Longer,
D.stid's Nrryipet estorcd me 20 cOn lete and suHd
nealIh and no language is able TO express tue
gratitude feel at DrIug ~cl once ""ote- an
thoroughly cured oi the horrible suffering Ia b'd
made ten of my lite most wrrtched NJ
on- can conceive my Joy who has not experienced
a ike recovery. y. q. LiBBY
u, IAut, MiHn
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FF TFRKI I'NKI~ NFnFtADFr FHtW-kIIITr.
= Nc clip the following from the Providence Cen
erai Advertiser. "Ai this season of the ynar
wlen ch IcTA. cholsta norbus, aysentaFy. AEd
other kindred complaints are sure To prey Il
every bo'iy -houli lie Hherally suttIird with the
PAIN kiLLgK. Persons leaving home whcih.,
IL be tor DAYS excursion or a trtp to turoue
shonli be In a c"nditiun I, place thtir hands on
u ~ moncnts warning Many diseases ineiteat
To the months v htrh AIN ursy. fatal IN
not immediately checked can be prom pity cured
by one or two loses of the ram Killer. On more
than one occasion have been relieved of in
tense suffering b, the timely use II the above
named prrgar ton.r sold by all Druggists Gro
erFs and Medicine Dealers. AVIS
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New Job Shop.

New Job Shop.
The subscfliper hAs taken the rooms over the
Harness shop Il q. W. Bagiey. opposite the III 4.
swoEih House. where he prstArcd to repair
.urn4iure, and 10 do ali kinis OF Jobbing
Particular aticntIon gwen TO IA akiug csfIns AMI
IN keeping good supply on hand. ready made.
Orders solicited lor work in his line
ZABUD FOSTER
Ellsworth. Juiy -th Iss9 ..u
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trardOm No ice

HAVING given to my son. FoIlstt Gerti-h, hiS
ttns 70 ACT and trad. to- himself from tlls diy
shall not clam hi. rarnla<4 A. p minor, nor
h"lds myself responsible tor his liabilities atc.
This date.
x. F. GERRISH
Franklin Maine, July IAN lss59
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y "opens the pores. reduces the temperature Of the
b"ds. Gains the nerves and aets "a moderate
essruant. and has a refreshing .Fec upon the
whole ~ stem oi all fever drt Ks IL Is most cool
ing and delightful.
In this brief summary Of the yir,u.s Of Tar
rants Enervesecnt Scltxer apsrieut, nothing "a
set forth which is not justified by testimony Of
competeut medical men.
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For Sale.

The Cottage House now occupied By myself.
sitnsted On Central 81 Il 4 ore Of the pleessnt.
est locations in that part of the city. and 10 in
psine srder. For p6rtiealass ia9sife -
nswesss, June sA, Ia. Is
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gesal 1utiees
Treasurer's Notice, Penobscot.
THE following list Of taxes on real
: Estate. of nonresident owners
IN the town of PenohscOt for tho

year l-e-. In bills COMMITTEES to Jeremiah
Bowdes collector OF said town on the tweptv..ixth
day OF June SIS, = b~en returned by him TO me
as remaiatng unpaid on the twen' 'y-eignt day Of
haF, by his certificate Of that date aud now re
nsining unpaid. ant notc+ l. hsreny given that
Il the said taxes, interest ani charges are not
said into she Treasury Of said town within eiSh-
teen month. from the date OF the Commitment Of
The -Hid bills much OF the real estate tAx,d as
viii be sufficient 80 pay the an aunt due theruf,r
including interest and charges will without
iurihsr notice be sold at pubic auction at the
store of Josiah NaTnum, in ssid town on the sth
day OF January. ls,0 az o'cloek, I. Al.
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Notice,

Whereas my wife sarah Archer has len my bc
and board for reasoHs unSn 10 ne, thrreior.
n II pay debts Of her contracting after thus
dyte.
FREEMAN ". ARCHER
Aurora. July 5th 1899 3w2s
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De Crafts CRYSTAL Hair Renewer

De Crafts Crystal Hair Renewer."
~ Jew and the best Hair Preparation n IN,
~ World. Nothing like II for Restoring Cry
and Faded Hair to Iis youthful color aua beAuiT
A. Hair lnyigoratcr and Dressing IL has ne
sqnai. IL IL pure water. leaviag no di.eol
Grafton scalp clothing. IL is deig h'iul I,
use. ifou tts nestnc<s. q eedofn from oden.iy,
osioTs. and It's sure and magical raect..
sS-~0id rseryw at IS crats
N
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$1,000 PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents TO s-ii the HONE ~nUrrIE -EwINo a.-
CHiSE IL makes lh,- Lock stitch aiiAe both
sItis-. has The uuecr feed, ami equal la
respect to any ,sa-uS Asrhinr invented -
4 Ice s!i wsrtantel Tor years. send fpr cir
rulAr. Address JoH~@oN. tLAHk 4 CO.. Ho.ton,
Mass PIT sburg Pa. or Il Louis, No.
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Removal.

4 W. GREELY, would respectfully
n announce to his old Patrons. and the
public ia general Shat he has Removed from his
old stand, 60 the new store next above DR. l..
= NORkiS Drug store. (iormcriv {. q. PECK's,l
he would also take this oppor unify TO express his
thanks to his o,d patro1s for their induigv uces,
patronage and favofs. and would respsctSuily go
licit their contiuuance Of the same and also their
attention TO the following notice.
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nm BOOK AGENTS WANTED Tor
J, UUU H.rding'- New Illuminated aud
Illustrated Editions OF the
Life Of Christ and Bunyan's
Pi grim s Progress
The works rvady for delivery. Ad.ires.
for catalogue Of the best selling subj, riptitn
Books publ shed.
". " IARpf>t., Philadelphia.
Publisher 81 Harsiinxs Edition rf the Holy Bible
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q 900 salary Allfe.. I ; riaao co., n i

>MrLoi MESr Aat pays. For rrticu.
EIlaF> sdlrc s. ;. VI. SPENCER & Co., BrAst.e-
burn Vermont
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IaF~ stIIrt = ;. VI NfFNt n. { to., Erlltie-
b"rn. Vermont
.s.k Your Doctor or Druggist for sweet
Qainine.-ii equals tbtiterJ Quiasne. /. made
oniy by Stearu-, Chemist Detroit
S,ELF-HEIP FOR THE ERRING w ord,
- uf Cheer iDT Young Men. - ho have allen
ytrtirns 10 so Al EVILS. desire better MAN
moon Sent in srnirl letter nvriopes, free ul
rharsr. Addrrs. HOW ARD AsspttAIIoN. Box
T. PaisIel,ata. Pa.
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roceries,

suitable tor country and city trade,
at the
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LARGE STOCK OF TEAS.

Also. constantly ON hand, large
stock of CHOICE
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BECAUSE

rheumatism y canscd by the nnsmmatory action
e' an acd IN the blood upon the fore-, mem
hTRnes and liz ,ments aud the .altpes of the
settler apefisat beng ah@orbest into the yctnouS
iysicm iead to ncntralis. the yitiattng princi
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N n Y
BECAUSE

y u given BY the faculty in ALI disorders OF A
fertile chararterY
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14
Wears 0nd OfHeP Items.

Gen. Wade Hampton is bear hunting
on his estates in Issaquena and WASH
ington Miss.
The b rllshire, Mass, Agricultural
Society has voted to abolish all premi-
ums for trotting horses.
A woman may be of great assistance
to her husband in business by wearing
a cheerful smile continually on her
cOuntenance.
Some one created an excitement in
NewOrleans by forging challenge from
a well known clergyman to an editor.
A servant girl at Salem was sent to a
store for some capers, but, forgetting the
name, called for bottle o. fr0lics.
A wife wanted her husband to sympa-
thize witt: her in feminine quarrel ;
but he refused, saying, give lived long
enough to learn that one woman is just
as good as another if not be ter" "And
l, retorted the exasperated wife, "have
lived long enough to learE that one man
is just as bad as another if not worse"
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14
Strangers Guide.

fINHE Y. NJ G A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. \. Smith store
Main Street.
Champain Chapter No; r. A. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union block, Main Street.
Columbus Council No. |, r. Il 5. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 4, +. u 4. NJ, meets the
first Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Engesby Lodge No. 81 +. A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street
Crystal Fountain, Temple Of Honor No meets
every Tuesday evening at their Hall III Barne'
Block, Lake Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 32, |. .. OF G. 1. meets
every Friday evening at their Hall in Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
Rising sun Lodge Nc. s |. o. of G. T. meets
very Saturday evening, at st. Adams Bay.
ST. John the Baptist Benevolent Society goa
nadian) meets on the first and third Wednesda!
evening of each month at their hall over Il. IL
Huntineton'S store.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14
BOSTON NIAEIxET- Jan. IL.

FLOUR. The market las been quite dull dur
ing the week, and Gales are now as difficult to
make as Mt any time for months past. We
quote Western superfhc at So 70 to 6 25 COM
mon extras at Sc 80 to 30 medium extras and
bakers +, d wheat brands at rs to9 and white
wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan at 50 % to IL
II Dbl the latter price for choice branus. South
trn iiour HIS been quiet at ~ to ID >! q h3i ana
Canadian whiteis dub at $40 to 10 90 d. bbl.
GRAIN The arrivals of Corn have been con-
siderable, and the market is well supplied with
al kinds of new. The saIes of Southern and
Western yellow have been at 81 03 to OF, South
er white 81 aud Western mixed at 9sc to 81 O2
~ bushel. Oats are du and in moderate de-
mand, but prices remain abont the same.
HAY. The sales of the Eastern and Northern
have ranged from SIG to "a u ton, for common
PROVISIONS. There has been considerable
excitement i'll the Pork market aud prices have
rapidly advanced. The sa es have been It s25
to rs for pr c 5000 to 30 for mess and S33
to : % for cleGr and extra clear.
Beef ranges from SIG to slS for Northern
mess SIS to 20 for extra mess and s23 to 20
for family.
Lard is very firm, aud has advanced &c per lb.
closing at 2Uc to q for steam and kettle rem
del ed,
In smoked Hams there la &c been sales at lie
to lSc, and 500 tierces picked Hams, mostly to
arrive, at 16c to l7c per lib
Hogs have been in active demand. and con
siderable advance has taken place, sales at lac
to l5c per b.
PHODt CE.-Thcre is a firm ing for but
ter, and full prices continue to be obtained.
The sales have been at 45c to 4Sc. for choice n.
York and Vermont diaries, ~ to 4ic for straight
do, and 32c to 42c for common and fair incud.
ing Northern and Canada.
Cheese is firm and .'rices are higher. The
sales have been at &c to zoe for farmers diaries
and l9c to bic for factory.
White Beans have been in demand at 1892 to
50. IS for blue pod, and 81 to % for extra pea.
Marrow are scarce and command full prices.
| Potatoes have been in demand and prices
range from zoe to soc per bushol for poor to
< nod.
! Onions arc firm and have advanced. with
sales at 80 to $50 per Dbl.
| Eggs have been selling at 40c to 42c. per doz.,
| and Poultry ranges from 15l to 25c. per lib. for
common and choice Turkeys and Chickens.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-In Chelsea
last Friday, Il Mrs. Southworth, Will
while going into the cellar with knife
in her hand, fell and struck upon bar
RI standing at the foot Of the stairs, in
such manner as to bring the knife
under her neck, severely cutting her
throat. Nothing but the extreme du l.
Il SIS of the knife prevent I'd it from Sc
vering the jugular vein. announcement
a. dull knife always is for cutting
meat, our housewives w II now see
it is more desirable than $ harper one
IAN sharper one to fall down stairs
with.
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the M0IJtIuOth Care.
Ett3'0cf from q Private Letter.

EttUcf from q private Letter.
We CROPPED about for
many hours in this wonderful place !;
! never aw anything like it. The
freaks of nature displayed here are
are very strange, and strike the be-
holder with awe. But the air III some
parts of the cave is lose and sitting
and when we came out out | found my
self saddled with terrible fever, which
entirely Frustrated me. The physician
mad never seen case Ike it before, and
no remedy he prescribed seemed TO do
the least good. MY life was despaired
of. Mrs. Wilson, with whom was re-
siding, had in the house bottle of
PLANTATION BITTERs, and she insiste |
| should try it, for she said she knew
it to be certain cure in all cases of
fever. Lebility, ague, dyspepsia, &c. |
had but little faith, but finally consented
to try ii as las resort. In less than
three hours after the first dose my fever
left me in two days / was sitting up,
ana before Saturday night [ was as well
az ever. tell you all this that you may
know how to act in any case OF lever OF
any similar dise-.se. | firmly believe
the PLANTATION BrTTERs saved my
life / my next ! will
| tel You about the Cave in detail.
\. j. =.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14
RIGHT MEN IN THE RIGHT PLACI

RIGHT MEN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
The Freeman says:-
Messrs. Pitkin & Brock have again
purchased an interest in the Foundry
and Machine Shop Ofthis village, w lch
Mr.. Der mis- Lane lately bought of them,
and the firm is now Lane, Pitllin d
Brock, as formerly. The favorable look
of Montpelier and Wells River
Railroad has, we opine, had something
to do with bringing about result so n
portant to the thrift of our village, and
we believe III, arrangement will be mu-
tually beneficial to all concerned. The
firm is now composed of just the mate
rial to ensure its entire success tinan-
cially. In its m ,mbers are comprised
such scle1ce and skill, industry and
perseverance, capital and business act,
integrity and reliability "a few films
are favored with and VIII lie we con-
graduate the firm on having made
themselves sure of grand financial
success, We rejoice that our village is
hereby assured of the skill, capital and
business tact of these men 20 aid in de-
veloping and directing our future pros.
perity and growth.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

VERMONTERS ABROAD.-On Sunday
last four native Vermonters delivered
sermons or addresses in the city of New
York.
Rev. Samuel w. Boardman, of Au-
burr n. Y, Ga native or Castleton) de-
livered sermon before the Young
Mems CHS ian Association of New
York, at the Reformed Dutch Church,
9Th Avenue. Subiec "Universal lay
agency, the law of the Church and the
e pecial demand of the present age"
Rev. Byron Sunderland. ID. d., OF
| Washington, Ga native of ShOreham) of.
ficiated at the Reformed Church, corn
er OF Lee Avenue and Hewes Street.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

VERMONTERs read the new adver-
tifement of THE VERMONI RECORD AND
FARMER in this issue. The prospectus
therein set forth stands unrivalled in
the annals of journalism. Every person
who is interested in the State at large
should take the VERMONT RECORD AND
FARMER. Read he offers of premiums
headed FREEv' 251-4w
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

LAST week we published n notice of
the marriage of Mr.. Rudd T.. Fairchild
and Miss Mamie j. Crown, of Milton.
The father ofthe young lady informs us
that such an 'ent has not occurred.
The notice was sent us by a responsible
party, as we supposed; hence its pub i
cation. 1t turns out that we have been
Imposed upon, and he perpetrator of the
mean trick ought to spend few weeks
with Sheriff Place.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

mate, coughs, colds, and diseases Of the
throat, lungs and chest, will always
prevail. Cruel consumption will claim
its victims. These diseases, if attended
to in time, can be ARE sted and cured
The remedy is DR.. Wistdr's Bols01n Of
VIA Cherry. W
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

G. 4. II. LEvEE.-The social levee
given by Stannard encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at Bur-
lington, Tuesday night, was very
pleasant affair. The programme of
dances was as follows. The idea of al
lowing the principal battles O the war
in which the different army corps were
engaged to appear was very appro-
PIRATE :
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

MIssIsQUOI RAILROAD.-The under
signed. Commissioners, appoint I'd by
the Act fthe Legislature of the state of
Vermont, "Approved Nov. IA, 1867"
incorporating the Missisquoi Railroad
Company, and by the Act of said Legis-
la.ure at the session thereof in 1868,
amending said Act OfincorpoIation, give
notice that books for subscriptions will
be opened for the purpo Of receiving
subscriptions to the capital stock o
said company at the American House
in Richford, on the goth aay ofJanuary
A. d., 1869, at ole o'clock p. NJ, and
remain open until the amount of stock
is subscribed for, required by said acI OF
incorporation to organize said com
pany.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-14

Rev. j. Ryland X endrick, d. D.,
Ga native of Poultney) preached dis
curse TO the young in the Tabernacle
Baptist G. urch. Subject: "A life of
pleasure a living death"
Gen. Truman Seymour, "a native of
Rurli 1gton) addressed the Morning S.ar
Sabbath Sciool at Pixies Opera House,
on Sunday afternoon
Rev. A. Huntington Clapp, formerly
pastor of the Congregational Chur h in
Brattleboro, preached at the New Eng
land Congregational Church, and Elder
5 w. Bishop, formerly of Wallingford,
preached ut Cooper Institute.