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IL . HABIT OF BODY

US habit OF BODY
Is absolutely essential {, physical health and
clearness of intellect Nor is this ell. Beauty OF
person cannot co-e xist With an unuaturN condi.
tion Of the bowels. A free passage Of the refuse
matter Of the system through these natural
waste pipes 10 as nect ssary to the purity Of the
body ss the frfe passage Of the ofal Of city
through its sewers 10 necessary to the health Of its
Inhabitants.
Indigestion 10 the primary cause OF most OF the
diseases Of the discharging org aud OF t.
most common results IL sOoSsTIPAIIoN. This com.
paint. besides being dangerous In itself, has many
osagreeeble conc comitaBts,-such a. an an pleas
and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss OF memory,
Ana R6sfHfrHRs GsfftHi isss sroMAoH BIrrERs remove
all tbese evils by reno wing their immediat cause
IN the digestive organs, and reguia ing the actien
Of ,he intestiass. rhs combination Of properties
merits. 10 10 not merely stimulant, or Q tonic.
or an anti bilious agent, or neryine, or Q blood
depurent, or Q catha, tic. but all these curative
elements judiciorsly blended in one powerful re.
and eneI waited stemsch, relieves the alimentary
canal OF its obetructions, and gives tone to the
Dembrsne which linss IL, gently stimulates the
liver. braces the nerves, and cheers the animal
spirits No other remedy possesses such . variety
Of hygienic virtues IL 10 to these characteristics
IxIerispcs has proved tnst il 10 = harmless q Il
10 efica<ious, and hence ft 10 - p0pular with the
wealer sex - With the stronger.
B0STkTf1Re STOMACH bIfTER0 is sold
in bottles only, end the trsde mark blown In the
sI.s. and ensrayed on the l.sel. with our steel
ofgsnoinensss. Beware Of countsrfeiA.
se2 eoSekw
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NTRR Rs Rs, q5SESH IN TSV. Ssg9E s}9 ER,s,Drror .

nT u anOh8E UcCOx -
OtglCE to $50 Penr sylyAnia avenue east, Cal
itoi BIZ. once hours, from to .. m ~ 70
l. g. MARINI Will RITURN
% . s::: s
lion en- fGIsDHf, !ssltsnSsr %. He respect
iully snnounees thet hs hss seepred .eyersl Par.
coming .d e1' .ss"On. niIH isspaslieanl - % 20 Il e
NJ DB. D. D GIANTS 0EBIoI,f Ger The treat
~. nsat Of sll liesaeee.cDr; GIANT. No. "
North Lit terty street Baltimore Nd vtu give 9l0
b: s.nne, eqIs Asshma, Srosssft1: InSip,snSs S
al fsscss I'd ISsss DssSsy py:
espsae. Gravel, Glset, Liver Oem plsints, Piles,
1ss: T:Sy T. Hnsns h sis sSs
AZ: pissesss Of The Hss; 1{s, BLEED and Skin.
So 49,, Ps Re- icsAsf ss North Is'f Ere; n;;
nEfnonPsonS I'LL FRK5E1vIB AND
con b hsd e ssA recall st the southwest
HVaALLs hAIFIT FT efSiXaE cEsTXSI ar 5SvET.
.:sse:, . S..sssss. .Ays:% MT. 6s:ss.
s.ss zs E.1iss :i..tI; q lssssa
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sios: 4: s.sH :. s;:Hss
Vhes. 0i;sshssef tsp":sa:es, d Is; Hsi%%. M
sSe a:tss &c.
Gse noiis Balm. So, bods nd c.ss9 o. fs.tsr 70:
tPs . Ic:t Sc 3: fsss ::s s.:
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'i'' y y ARiES siss';4t issss';4tsaAss, 3 !. psuselsz.
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NOR sALl AND RENT.

FOB KIET--Roons. fur. ishsd or unfurnishse, |,
.,so: $50. aisehen: dini.e room, and = much @ other
- :sssSi. s:is: 3 I.:.. Ses:i; s:5s:s ISsiss.
Or o. oS 4.
ises. sui1-H
furnished FAsLoR; also, two. sdjSining
tcss.S:1 Or .spsr.ss to- H'.c one front GaS ssHS.
silI be rented yery cheap 20 re.isbIe tenants No.
var. ss.aas ana % Il q 'sS. 81 s..s a between ~
'ls;s 81
s;s p. ....:s : ss;::S !.
T tween and Q streets. Inquire at Doilders'
pf'Hs !, issi sss 'tA street v. HAn1Lrou . 90.
II BOARD-ssysI.l Iis.:.ns R00as, nicely
18Th :srsss S.ssssn .sa NJ
FOB sALHIA three story BRICK HOUSE, nine
rooms, cellar Ar. and bath room, on nm street BE-; \
street, between 9th and 10Th. an ll-u
{ inc With i.o:stcry Back building, containing
alley; location central. and OonSenisns 70 :srset
Rsis D1as Store, s oo1..s s IN and :sre..:: .A0f
y9-u
TOE RINT-A spae tvo-.tory BRTCK HOUSE,
-, y.n han sumner atossn ls,ss ysrd; woSd snd d
as1. esfS Win Rent ss MONTY
uOT WEATHER Ie OOMING-If you want 60
III buy sdelightful County Home, 50 mile: from
corner sos s'' ss :ndS Sic'n on AIsoohA A1ss IT'S
LOB sALE-Elegant csnntry home, fruit and
virginia. frios Ss,S% aISHks Any 2 1.rT.
apN<f Corner Ith and sss.
LOB RENT-A nr.t olsss four story HOUSE,
+ handsomely and thorQpshly flrnfshed, con.
tanning al the modern imp pf6Vements. Inquire on
premises, Ho. 363 h st., cor. Of 18th. jell-u
LOB R1NT-Tvo three story BRIOK HOUsIs.
between and q, Hs. sss and and % SIS, Island, % n ~:
minutes walk to the Agricultural and ten min:
utes' wslk to the Treasury department. Rent $50
north. - aul6-lH
LOB REHT-A BRICK HOUSE. containing 8
y rooms, situated on 18th street, one door south
o. Maryi.nd svsnne. For further particulars ap'
bEF10Es S56m s,1Yesss ssn;:Ssz a;Iz d::htto1
Also. single Room" front. Bsautifui locatisn.
asas:. " PS:
EeR sALE-A desirsbls FRAMl DWELLING
E 10 Georsetowp, p. O.; contains q! rooms; !;
Satsr Ss g. end az sas IN the houss good neIshboEhSod
: 'eS sefa.4 70 ss
Bridge streets, Georgetown. my36
n OK RBNT-BRIOK HOUSE, on L street, be.
II tween 18th aud 18th streets. Has rooms !;
bssa.sn s8a .s sSS sh fI
L single. with or without board; 335 G street,
between llth and 18th au 23-6t.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

PoLITIcAL--The Chicago Republican pa.
pers unanimously repudiats the idea Of Gerrit
Smiths national prohibition party.
Ex-senator Henderson and Hon. ID. W.
Voorhiee, are about to enter the Ohio canvass.
Under the new Constitution OF Virginia
all State officers will be req uired to swear that
they ''recognlxe and accept the civil ana politi-
cal equality OF all men before the law.
The Hon. r. n. T. Hunter gives notice in
card, published III the Richmond Enquirer,
that he Is not candidate for United States
Senat.r from Virginia, ana that his public life
ceased with the war.
The Tennessee Legislature will meet Oct.
4, and the Senatorial uestion will be decided
Al once. Inc candidates are Andrew johnson,
Emerson Etheridge, ID. w. c. Sen ter and Neii
;. Brown, with the chances for johnson.
AT the September election in Wyoming
Territory the entire county Democratic ticket
was elected. s. +. NuckolIs, Democrat, is
elected to Congress He is New Yorker, who
came to the territory in 1868, and a leading
merchant of Cheyenne.
The Cincinnati Enquirer (Democratic) re.
marks -" The negro hold upon suffrage will
De very slight and precarious, and he will soon
temporarily obtain it," There are not quite so
Tennessee.
Governor Brownlow has written another
letter warmly defending the course he took in
the recent Tennessee Canvass. and declaring
that y the General Assembly refuse to adopt
the hfteenth amendment, and shall elect a
Senator no tile TO the government and admin.
isfratiop, hts "action in the premises shall be
determined by his con victions of duty"
DRev, Dr. Tuttle, Episcopal bishop Of the
City.
The salary of the head master of the Bos.
ton Eng ish High School Is $500 the first wear
and Si0~O the second.
Astor, Jumped of the steamer Sacramento and
drowned himself because he couldnt pay hi.
wine bill
~ Judge Mcdonald, OF Indianapolis, who
died q few days ago, Was q confirmed spiritua.
list, and his spritualistic friends now claim TO
be IN direct communicate with him
Evening star., 1869-09-07
fHE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

Cable kilograms tell Of the increased uneasi.
ress in the money markets Of Europe over the
prospect Of Napoleon's speedy death. And
in the political talk, concerning the succsssion
to the rule, the name of Prince Napoleon oc.
ours with increasing frequency. It Il not
dout ted that il the Democratic element should
get upperrnost in the upheavsl following upon
Nspoleoh's death, that the Prince will have q
pretty good chance Of succeeding to the ruler.
ship. He mas been playing his game in this
direction Tor some time, and essaying to figure
a. liberal leader in the Corps LegisIat,f. He
has made some speeches OF conceded ability,
but the liberals Of that body appear to have
apprehended that he was going sstoo fast and
TOO far, for they have not sustained him by
tnen votes Thus on Saturday the Sena by
So'e OF lE3 to rejected the amendment to the
!SendtUs ConsHitHm relative to the constitution
OF the Senate, proposed by n. Bcnjean and sup
ported by Prince Napoleon. In explanation Of
this amendment, il is proper to say, 1t provided
for the increase of the number Of Senators
from $50 to 17s, half OF the Senate to be appoint
ed by the Emperor for life, and half to be cleo.
ted for the term Of nine years BY the Councils.
General Of the respective departments In such
Q way that one-third of this class of Senators
should be chosen every three years. Under the
present constitution, 1t will be borne in mind
all the Senators are appointed BY the Emper-
or. The amendment also proposed to add to
the veto power OF the senate the power to or.
iginate all measures not financial; and, in order
II compensate the Corps Legislauf for being
required thus to share its peculiar powers
with another body, the power to be consulted
equally with the Senate on all proposed
amendments to the Constitution was to be con.
ferred on the Legislatif: 50 that henceforth NO
change could be made in the Constitution but
by the concurrence Of the Emperor, the Senate
and the Corps LegislatIf. These, were sweep.
ing reforms-but as the vote shows, the Senate
II not prepared for them. But Prince Napo.
leon made his record In sustaining them, and
doubtless counts upon pront thereby whom the
liberals get power.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

The Richmond Dispatch says:-"we under
stand that the proclamation Of the Command.
ing General relative 10 the elections in Viz.
ginia, Is in course Of preparation, but may be
briefly delayed by an unsettled point, which is
now under consideration 1t, therefore, may
not be iss ned until the latter part Of next week
or the hrst Of the week following But IL will
certainly not be delayed longer than that. The
Legislature, Of course, meets the fourth Thurs.
day after the day the proclamation is issued,
Whatever day that may be-
Evening star., 1869-09-07

About as discreditable an electioneering dodge
as we have seen lately, il that practised by q
Pennsylvania paper called the "Democraic
WdtekmoH," published at Bellefonts, Pa
designed TO ipjure the prospects of 9overno
9eary In the pending campaign in that State.
The story, which is almost to absurd for
ns;lce, Is to the effect that George 5. TwitcnelI,
sentenced to death for the murder Of his
mother-In-law, and who was supposed to have
committed suicide the night tefore the day
fixed for his execution, 10 really alive. and was
pardoned and smuggied cut of prison By
Governor Geary ON the payment to him of a
heavy brioe. The authority for this wonderful
story is q correspondent" who says he saw
Twitchell at Fort Shaw, Montana, but rhat
he IT witchell) .left the same day for the Fla,
Head regions beyond the Rocky Mountains'',
For reasons" the correspondent" does not
wish his name mentioned in connection with
this story,
Pennsylvania has been credited with having
voters in some Of her Egyptian counties, who
still cast their ballots for Andrew Jackson
every four years, in the full belief that he is
living, and mp for another term; but we doub,
4 there are any 10 be found in the most
benighted corner OF the State stupid enough to
be deceived by this absurd fabrication.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

RAILROAD CoSSECTIoS WITH VIRGINIA
A delegation of citizens OF Fairfax CO Va,
Leaded by Judge Thomas, arrived in this city
Yesterday and had an Interview with w. w.
Duagan, Esq, Secretary of the Alexandria
Canal. Aqueduct, Railroad and Bridge Com.
pany, in regard TO the building of 4 railroad
from Georgeto wn, via Falls Church and FAIR
lax Court-House, to connect with the Orange
and Alexandria railroad near Manassas juno.
uon. full interchange of views was had, af-
ter which the delegation retired, satisfied that
nothing could be done at present. as the object
IN view could only be accomplished by the
completion Of the projected New Orleans and
Boston through line, and as that project would
fuinl their desires, they decided to aban don
the idea OF distinct railroad connection.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

TIE hcgs, cows and soats still have the free
Dom Of the city. The police are going TO see
Evening star., 1869-09-07

Napoleon III. was better last night. The
Senate adopted the senatus consaltum by q
vote Of I3i TO ..
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TEE next Com mercial Convention, adjourn.
ed from Memphis, Will be held At Louisville
KY, on tho lsth Of October. and will bs largely
attended.
Gov Hoffman, Of New York. has appointed
delegates to the convention, among whom are
the following:-Horatio Seymour, Horace
Grssley, William U. Bryant, Henry q. Mar.
ply. Frederick A. Conkiing. Erastas BROOKS,
William N Tweed, Marshall o. Roberts, Will
son q. Hunt, Ira Harris, ana others OF the
most eminent men In tn State.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

"ST. LOUIS ALSO ScARRD"-Under this
head the Chicago Tribune scolds ST. Louis for
proposing 70 abandon the capital-removal
convention. The Tribune says So. Louis made
q mistake in issuing the call before securing
the cooperation and sanction Of men repre-.
senting in some sense the whole region west
OF the Aileghanies, but no steps that can now
Be taken will render anybody else than the
city Of st. Louis responsible for the success
or failure OF the movement which has been
lnaugurated- Nobody outside was consulted
about II. The Tribuse also rebukes St. Louis
for Its trepidation over the fact that some of
the delegates appointed favor another Site
and tells her that unless she is willing to &C.
cede cordially 10 the decision Of the con ven.
ton, wherever 1t may decide to place the cap
ital, she has no business to 20 into either this
or any future convention that may discuss
this question. In conclusion, the Tribune says
'.Now that the call has been issued, and one
State has acted upon it, and another announced
appointed, and the press and people OF the
country generally, from Maine 70 Oregon, are
discussing the matter, and six weeks remain
Tor the appointment, by other States, of their
delegates, and NO evidence appears to show
that many ofthem will not appoint. II is plain
tnat the whole matter has passed out of the
hands OF the callers OF the convention, aud
belongs with the Governors of the Sta es and
the delegates. IL they do not appoint, il fudi.
Gates that they do not regard the call as having
eeen issued with sufficient prestige 20 demand
their notice. II came from ST Louis only. IL
should have come from representative men of
me whole Mississippi Valley. If, however.
they shall appoint land that can In most cases
not be determined until the very eve of the con.
yennon, and may depend on the course Of dis
cussion IN the meantlme), il will be because
they overlook the local character sf the call in
consideration of the national character of It's
object The present movement has been thus
far spontaneous, natural. widespread, and
pretty unanimous. Without being addicted II
prophecy. we can safely assert that, shou Id A.
be thvaIted by the successive temerity and
umidity of St. Leuis, II will be unlikely to
come up in so favorable an aspect again."
Evening star., 1869-09-07
PERSONAL.

uAvEHNIR, AIsrsoP . co. N1GOrlAII
sssd .sa sus.s:: Psssr wasted
EyIRYBODY SHOULD HAVE COPIES OF
i z .f sf ssd 2. sss:s :.a
ticp1l cslebrities; also of the great national ten
Sspss q q u. ss Ss T.:
cssP HNiy.b end Of othes pAintiaes and statuery,
4; y ss
between a, and 6th streets. - s-a'
NOTICE -LOAHs neeotiated upon paper .e-
srsa Ss 4 ~. ONCE ss:
tained on deferred REAL ESTATE N9Tss.
REAIn \ nksarlEs 4 f2rsEbR rskE5kRsR.
ausl q Cor New York avenue and 9th 81.
nj Rs B. eAwYEa, Mae1etic, ne.lins, and
4is ant & ned,r% "a snn BE sso:1lsed ~ 81 No
ance suisims
no E0T DIsPAIR UNTIL TOU HAvEsReN
OLp Dr. DAkbf, on 9TH street. next OBJ
fhssIiOvs' Hall. He 10 suoeessfal when eli others
JANIS HUGHIs.
Will practice in the susreme Court OF the Uni
ted state:, the Oeurt Of Claims, ana the Colrts
enioe, % Penna; av. niue. bet. nth and 18th sts
The onsfness OF the frm OF Hughes, Denver q
once a4e sss y and
IL l6s 9th street. between d and q.
The most skillful and oldest established adver-
tisinG Rhysic,an for the treatment ef fEMALE
OOMPLAlN rs In the city, Ladies' suffering from
irregularities may repose the strictest confidence
In him. He guar sntees Q thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see no enc but
the Doctor. Jy35-n
NAfHAnI1L WILSON,
ATTORNEY
HAS REMOVED TO No. 4os erRKEf,
my An EEAR 7rH.
TBE HIGHEST DASH PAID FOR LADIES',
4 Cents, and Ohildrens Cast OF Clethipa,
boots. shoes: etc e ,. e;HARrOGEHsIS, 24i
mail promptly attended 10. des iys
Dbl lLOsOPHY or nARBIA0I,
y A new ooorse Of Lectures, a. deli ivered e the
nsy York Maseum Of Ana,smy. snbr.eins the
maturity and Old Ago; Manhood generally re-
viewed; The cause OF indigestion, eatulence and
Neryoas diseases sooolnssd foF; Marriage philo-
soRhically considered. 80:
Pocket volumes containing these lectures viii
be Forwarded to parties unable to attend, on re-
ceipt Of four stamps, BY addressing slCRBTARY,
New York Museum Of Anatomy and Science, 81
Broadway. New York. ua17-ly
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. III AY OF A L r z

i intend ederipg myself g Q Candidate for the
once OF Mayor Of the City of Washi gtou in DO
sttion to the present CITY administration. All
those interested Iwould like TO cali on me to in
terchsnge views. a. HUNTER.
2-lm Great AutfQunriau Book stora
Evening star., 1869-09-07

v~Ohicago hopes TO govern herself on eleven
millions next year.
HTne newsboys Of Buffalo are about TO
.orm a cooperative association
ga California gambler bet his artificial
ts.tn or The result CT game, and lost.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

THB Red Stockings Of Cincinuati, are abou, ,
10 visit San Francisco. TO play the base ball.
,sts ON the Pacific coast.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

The annual fair Of the Ere der1ck County
Agricultural Society (of Maryland) will be
held at Frederick ci,y, beginning on the Ista
Of October and continuing four days. The
prospect OF . good display in every department
is very nattering. The fair will be held on the
rev ground Of the Society, which is beautiful.
" situated In the eastern suburbs OF the city,
on the Baltimore turnpike, Gear the railroad.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

~PENHsYLVAnIA RIPUBLICAN AssO.
S CIAflON.
eial meeting Of the Association will be held
Tbs EVENING. at IL O'Clock, in the Union
Hon. JOHN A. kAOLfss, - necIStaFy OF Var.
By erdsI. y-n.B HEvIu, President.
nFIoR TIE BEST AND CHEA PEsT PnO.
uS T06kAfHS. all sizes and styles, plain and
eolored, from card to life size, and OF living or
old pictures. male larger smaller plain or col
ored: AID rendered fresh and HHe-like, 90 to
between E8 and 9Th sts., the cheapest d rst class
GALLERY In the United etatss. Facilities unsur-
passed, sel-sts
Evening star., 1869-09-07

H. L II L.
Havips this day reno we'd to my New Store,
No. % MARKgr SPACE.
Corner sth street, two doors east Of old stand.
Which has besa Thoroughly reftted and adapted
to the wants OF my business where, wit ncrea .ed
facilities and more room, hope to oher greater
attractions
patronage extended in the past, respectfully ask
acontinuance Of the same ct my new staud.
E.0. DAyIs,
pIAHOs, ORGAHs, &C.,
Always on hand the largest and best -
stock OF new and % cond hand PIANOS<
and PARLO1 ORGA In the city, rang VvHvv
ing In price from 80 upward, for sale or rent
Terms to suit our customers. Be sure aud exam
inc our stock before Isntins or plrchasins else:
Kinds Of MGsfoHL iSsrRGMkNTs and MER
CHAoDl61. HEW AUSlU received - soon %
published. JOHN = ELLIS,
sos Penn avenue. near 10th street,
ses-st tRepl Roar story Iron Building.
DRoF. sHBLDOHs DANCING ACADEMY,
327 STREET, MAR TENTH. "A
Cleaaes for the season viii CONNIE nee on
SATURDAY. SeDte embsr II, ct .. m.
Tefms-Sn per quarter OF tWenty-fou -
Tuition-Tlssdy ys. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
tosH ,. N Prsetieing soires every Saturday, sh
Regular esirees ssni monthly. ssslv
Evening star., 1869-09-07
r....!S: SSsaszs y zsr:.. Z :s!.sEs!:sss;. 49,.

EOR 1INT-Tbe a and 81 stories OF Clarke
u Building. (saeh In one largo ro0n,b on PennA
August lst. Inquire of DR.. DAN'L B. OLA ARKE,
corner ~ st and Penna. avenue. y29 tf
Evening star., 1869-09-07

HAS OPENED STOCK OF HANDSOME
FALL GOUDS.
NOVELTIES IN FEATHBRS,
Flow nRS, HATS, BONNETs.
BEDUIN1e, Ere Ere.
DRESSES, SUITS, CLOAKS, Ere,
MADE In TAI LATBsT FRENCH STYLE
336 Pennsylvaaia avenue,
s.7 Oite Trevise, Paris.
Evening star., 1869-09-07

l\IW STYLE FALL GOODSl
JUST REOEIvDD BY
B. ii. DUVALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
434 Pennsyvania avenue,
Ss7-eo6t Between ~ and 6th streets.
A OADDMY or THE vIsITATION FOB
"A YOUNG LADIES, north west corner 10th md
streets: Studies resumed Sept. 6, 1869. Tor
erms apply to Lady Superioress. se7-3t
Evening star., 1869-09-07

SOBOOL BOOKS AND sTATIONRRY-The
- hest assoItmen and the lowest prices at Rob
FITS, No 3S5 7th street, above New York av-
enuo. a s-lms
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-13
Concluding prayer--Rcv. Mr.. Ten
neY.
5cncdiction-Rev.D Dr. Walker.
Nc,rs Tud other items.

The municipality OF Madrid has sold
"A plot OF land in one of the promo
nades of the capital rs a site for the erec-
ton of Il Protestant church.
The Rev. w. III Milhurn has recently
returned to Paris from Berlin, where he
has been for a number OF months under
treatment in the klihili of the cclebrat-
cd Professor Won Gracic. lie las been
successfully operated upon for artificial
pupil hut second operation, which
is necessary to give him vision, had to
be postponed for some months, on ac-
count ofthc Inflammation which follow
ed the first.
Five or six noted Chine c burglars
recently arrived in san Francisco. They
have been Iecog lied by their fellow
Cinnamon, who are eager to have them
arrested. They Use an anpsthetic which
is said to be much more powerful than
chlorilorm. One in lance of its use III
san Francisco has already occurred.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-13
Dairy Farm

NOR SALE IN YOUNGSTOWN, within one
A half mile of Morrstown village.
Farm contains about eighty-tivc acres of good
land, sixty acres cleared, and the remainder
woodland.
-Four hundred Sugar or Maple trees, with Sap
Tubs and Sugar Utensils.
Ayoung Apple Orchard of about $50 trees,
mostly III bearing.
House 30x 40, in good repair, with good eel
lar Earn 81 "a, with cellar under the whole
and in good repair. Running water at house
and barn, and pastures well watered.
Forty tons OF hay cut from twenty acres will
be sold with the farm if desired
Seven Cows, 5 yoarling heifers, 16 sheep. and
Il span Of good work horses will be sold with the
place if desired, and all farming tools.
Ali to bV sold very cheap for cash
W. II. POWERS,
Nor,istown, Aug. Is, 1865.
23Owtf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-13

CUSTOMS SEIzURE.-John Orvis, a
Constable of StarksbOro. on the 9th inst,
seized and confiscated can which
he found in the sleigh of Francis Foun-
tain, said can containing eighteen gal
Ions of highwines, which had been
struggled from Canada. The vessel
was of peculiar construction, especially
adapted to smuggling, and in the hands
o. its owner, who has long been sus-
pected, has undoubtedly been the in
strument of defrauding the revenue of
a considerable sum of money. 1t was
Al feet long, 81 feet wide, and 3 inches
thick, intended to lie in the bottom OF a
wagon or sleigh box, and when cover
ed up would hardly excite the suspic-
ions even of argus-eyed custom-house
officials.